Princess Ju Ju a Bright Musical Comedy Show
Review of the Port Pirie stage production Princess Ju Ju praised for bright new features. Notable performances by Mrs N Lade as Natoya Ku itaw and Miss Melba Stacey with strong vocal numbers. elaborate sets, dancing girls, and lively comic bits by Nell Yorman, Gladys Stanwix, and Dorrie White contributed to a lively three act show.
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Bhong
Sparrow
Port Pirie
Advuniuer
Mumor
Spensers
Mistien Nell Yorman
Gladys Stanwix
Obmak
Ahwiak Tresper- Urety
Dorrie White
Mis Chris Forgan
I Mafoo
Misa Mone White
Miss White
Mise Neille Meyrick
Dancing Girls
Texyal
Enchanted Glen
The
Royal
Walters
Minnetorka
Mise Melba Bracey
Marjorie White
Theol
Nell Forgan
Wandland
Jill Morey
Nell] Forgan
Gledis Stanwix
Sayonara
Forgan
Tntlow
Bamera
Christina Ladedmadeet
Mona
Wale
Princess Ju Ju
Mia Ne
Ber Nurse
Connie
Lambe
Sada
Ruby
Bhous
Tor
Princes Oh Ma Gwin
Jills Theak
Pyivca
Ahmok
Ohmak
Gladys Stanwit
Melba Steeey
Abed Hiramee
Altes “Atkins
Headakhe
Beerationer
Chris Forgan
Gladys Smith
Una
Timber Deadlock Prompts Premier Proposal for Conference
Melbourne leaders report a timber workers strike deadlock after employers refuse wage concessions. Premier Sir William McArthur proposes a joint conference with 42 delegates from employers and unions to seek a settlement and avert continued idleness. J Hogan backs the plan and urges a rapid gathering.
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Melbourne
Uember
William MacWighut
Hhuitier
J. Hogan
State Labor
Tepiler
Wnions
Hogan
Timber Merchants, Builders’ Association
Dricklayers
Unons
Bell of
Uy Chamber of Manatee
Ater
Mc Hogan
Anderstood
Immnng Oro Wiline
British Election Campaign Intensifies Amid Imperial Policy Debate
United Service pamphlet quotes Prime Minister Baldwin urging continued support for imperial preference as a key policy for development and trade, while criticising Liberal and Socialist opponents. Churchill criticizes Sir John Simon, and a Leeds visit features Davidean rejecting retirement in favor of the Conservatives.
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United Service
London
Mr. Baldwin
Winston Churchill
John Simon
Churchill
John
Seal
Ian Yard
Leeds
Abersstwyth
Interesting Exhibition Opens In Batavia With Royal Support
The Ethmological and Induarist Exhibition in Batavia showcases East Indian archipelago groups in native environments, handicraft, music, and dance with a special millve davces show. Governor General to attend. British Consul General hosts tea party. Royal Batavian Society plans science and Gim shows ahead of the Pacific Science Congress. May 17 tours include Buitenzorg and Ban fseng with further meetings and English works by Dutch scientists. A long list of performers, musicians, and dancers from Stella Stanwix to Patsy Wells, with E.J. Ty Hughes as accompanist, and ballet arrangements by Wr lie Moyricek.
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Weltevrenden
Teddy
Royal Batavian Society
Dutenh East Indian Archipelago
Millve Davces
Batavia
Pacific Science Congress
Buitenzorg
Ee Goldens
Middlesex Defend 432 As South Africa Stand On Day One
Overseas cricket report shows Middlesex posting 432 with Haig top scoring while South Africa faltered at 146 for two wickets at stumps. County scores list Surrey Hampshire Warwickshire Yorkshire Worcester Somerset Sussex Gloucester Leicestershire and others with varied totals and notable bowlers.
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United Service
London
Middlesex
Haig
Morkelik Stven
Tve
Bodwy
Surrey
Hobpa
Pedder
Shuplwed
Wyath
Warwick
Pie Wirkul
Fasex
Cutmore
O'Connor
Yorkshire
Worcester
Gibpons
Wright
J. G. White
Somerset
Sussex
Howley
Linfield
Gloucester
Leicester
Buwsnn
MI Pewell
Lees
Herby
Northants
Arnot
Glamorganshire
Kent
Mardinge
J. le Bryon
Larwood
Notts
Gunn
Jubilee Handicap at Treleigh B Races Result
Seventeen starters contest Jubilee Handicap in Britain. Athford led early, with Trelawney Caballero among contenders. final winner by four lengths. Betting listed as 100 to 1 for Athford and Cabaltero at 400, with 107 Prelawney 100 to 1.
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London
Athford
Trelawney
Caballero
Eyee
Prelawney
Cabaltero
Huddersfield Triumph Over Leeds In Rugby League Test
In London on Saturday Huddersfield met Leeds in the Rugby League Championship match at Halifax. Final scores recorded Huddersfield 2 points and Leeds trailing, with the result noted as a low scoring affair.
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London
Huddersfield
Leeds
Halifax
Leds
Wil
England Triumphs Over Belgium In International Soccer Match
About thirty five thousand fans gathered in Brussels to watch England defeat Belgium by five goals. The crowd cheered as England dominated with rapid attacks and a strong defense sealing the 5–0 victory.
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United Service
Brussels
England
Belgium
Empire Trade and Elections Impact on Stock Market
London trading remains quiet yet shows strong Conservative optimism with shares around 280 suggesting a possible majority. Queensland stock likely to switch to new Commonwealth loan issues, while Australian wool prices show uneven demand and apples shipments to Rusland collapse. a curious note on the King’s move to Bognor affects holiday travel and Easter crowds.
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Lunvon
Dol
Lynns
Cortauit
Coats
Invest
Queensland
Commonwealth
Old Commonwealth
Australia
London
Empire Marketing Board
Fruit Trade Review
Rusland
Ned Bognor
Majesty
Bognir
Exports Rise in Four Months to April in Britain
London reports Board of Trade figures show a gradual revival in exports for the four months ending April 30. Exports valued at £4,208,000 higher than 1924, with coal and related demand rising, while cotton shipbuilding and wool imports drop £4,864,000. rubber imports climb due to foreign tyre demand.
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London
Board of ‘Trade
Thers Jans
Boobyatta Fire Traps Engineer, Sailor Escapes
In the Gulf of Georgia the motor ship Boobyatta, once an Australian war vessel, caught fire at dawn. Chief engineer William McLeod leapt to a ladder and escaped. His assistant John Hopkins was trapped in the engine room, crawled to a ventilator, was lowered a rope, then detached the ventilator to free himself and flee despite smoke and flames.
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United Service
Vancouver
Hopkins
Deserter Sentry Returns to Aberdeen Mystery Cleared
Private Sivewright of the Middlesex Guards suddenly appeared at his home in Aberdeen after deserting Buckingham Palace in April. He had lost a stripe, faced a love affair, and tramped 523 miles to Aberdeen, aided by a police escort. He surrendered with his parents, ending the military inquiry.
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Unitea Seven
Sivewright
Mnie
Aperveen
Buckingham Palace
Livewire
Jie
Aberdeen
Wandering Wife Returns After Five Months Missing
Mrs Panny Sommerford, 28, returned to her Brighton home after a five months disappearance driven by home monotony. She left husband and three children for a holiday to London, saying the monotony of wallpaper and dishes caused her departure. She said the desire to remarry faded as she read news about missing children.
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United Service
London
Hove
Panny Sommerford
Brighton
Isd
Fondon
Sax
Drowned in River Near Canterbury Coast
Norbert Swords, aged 8, of Canterbury, drowned in the Ganterbury River yesterday in full view of onlookers. Mr Norman O'Neill, who lives nearby, attempted a rescue and was himself saved after jumping in. The incident occurred close to the river bank amid rough conditions.
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Sydney
Sanday
Norbert Swords
Ganterbury
Gank's River
Attranon
Norman O'Neil
O'Neill Binmeth
Sarron Defeats Glasson in Fifteen Round Boxing Bout
Sarron, a pocket Hercules, dominated Charley Glasson in a 15 round affair at the stadium Last eight. Glasson was knocked down four times in round one but showed grit. Sarron’s double-handed blows broke Glasson late, who went down twice in round seven before the referee halted the bout.
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Melbourne
Pete Satrom
America
Charley Glasson
Amecomn
Glassen
Cragey
Sarron
Doble Falls to Wilson in Sydney Bout as Towel Stops Fight
In Sydney at the Sydney Stadium Tommy Doble of Australia B12 challenges Claude Wilson of America. The bout ends in the seventh round with a towel thrown in as Wilson leads by knockout style and claims victory.
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Sydney
Sunitny
Sydney Stadium
Tommy Doble
Australia
Claude Wilson
America
Remarkable progress in British aviation reported
The United Service notes major strides in aviation with two new companies formed and more in formation. It says established firms will produce light 40 horsepower low wing monoplanes for private owners. The Air Ministry reports 800 have qualified fee licences while 136 pilots hold commercial licences and 135 others are licensed.
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United Service
London
COMPLETE VICTORY FOR COALITION IN QUEENSLAND ELECTION
Queensland elections deliver a Coalition win as Labor loses sixteen seats. National Country Party gains at least thirteen seats, ministers defeated include J Larcombe A Giedson and M Kwan with several others pressed. Speaker W Bertram also loses in Maree as margins are tight across Brisbane Mount Morgan and North districts.
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Yes
Brisbane
National Country Party
Tirteen Seais
Mir. W. Bertram
Maree
Bribane
Mount
Hulimba
Cook
Labor
Chingoe
Ewcham
Filaroy
Keppel
Port Curtin
State of Parties in Sydney Election Follows Unemployment Focus
In Sydney on Sunday the present state of parties shows Coalition 42, Labor majority 4, Independent 4, Independent Country Party 4. The National Country Party aimed to gain power after a hard fought campaign centered on unemployment. Labor campaigned on reforms while the National Country Party pledged 2 million pounds for relief of distress from unemployment.
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Sydney
State of Pyres
Honor
Independent Country Party
Nat Onalountry
Manny
Libor
National Country Party
McGormack faces hostile crowd in Adelaide street vote
Brisbane Sundays report shows Premier W McGormack amid a hostile reception while addressing crand in Adelaide street. He said the people had changed the Government and deserve all they get, as National Leader A Moore expressed cautious reaction to the poll outcome until counts finished.
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Brisbane
W. McGormack
Premer
Crand
A. Moore
National Leailer
Obituary for Willan Hope Tess and Port Pirie banker Ross
Ray Pryor recalls training and saving events tied to Willan Hope Tess who died in Mosman Sydney on April 27 aged 83. The note honors Ross the Port Pirie bank test banker and South Port Line Ancient Order of Foresters member since 1874, with a long illness history and a family leaving a widow two sons and a daughter. Other brief notices mention Charles Frederick George Maedet visiting from Pie and a long tenure in the same court.
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Dewil
Mosman
Sydney
Willan Hope Tess
Ross
Port Pirle
South Australan Bank
South Perle
Amcient Order of Foresters
Stewirt
Charles Frederick George Maedet
Rede
Courthouse Disturbance At Luttinghurst Courthouse
Wan Sunday report from Sydney notes a disturbance at Luttinghurst Courthouse. A recent complaint led to summons of 704 dollars issued against J S Garden J Kavanagh M Ryan and G Reeve. The case centers on actions during proceedings with Judge Lukin presiding.
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Sydney
Arisig
Lukin
Uuttinghurst
J. S Garden
J. Kavanagh
M. Ryan
G. Reeve
Fortunes in Copper. New York Market Report
A garbled New York market summary notes copper prices and output figures for the year. It references the Wah Copper Crown project and Nevada Pry Company with totals around 1.25 million pounds, contrasting with prior year figures near 250,000 pounds.
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United Service
New York
SRS SY
Nevada Pry Company
Timber dispute dominates Gately Theatre meeting speech
Audience heckled State Labor leader E J Foxan as he spoke on the timber dispute. Mr Hogan urged a direct conference between employers and unions to settle the dispute and criticized the Government's failure to launch major public works before winter to tackle unemployment.
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Melbourne
Gately Theatre
E. J. Foxan
Hogan
Labor
Insurance Underwriter Pays For Model Steamer Loss
Lloyds underwrite a schoolboy Richard Levy model steamer named Euopa insured for 7/6 plus stamp duty to 8 against glare collision or sinking while sailing on ponds. The boat lies at the bottom of a Kensington Gardens pond. Lloyds experts fixed salvage value at £8 8s 4d after brokerage and salvage charges.
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United Service
London
Lloyd's
Euopa
Richard Levy
Kensington Gardens
Lloyds
St. Ang
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