Adelaide Electoral Case Clarifies Political Advertisement
In Adelaide on March 2 and 7, William Henham Page appealing against a Sabine, S.M. conviction, the Chief Justice Sir George Murray upheld that publication in The Advertiser violated the Electoral Code by publishing an electoral advertisement without the authorising name and address. The court ruled the material intended to sway voters toward Liberal candidates, fitting the definition of electoral advertising.
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Vad Walt
George Murray
Civ Court Telly
William Henham Page
Libpeal Federation
Sabine
S.M
Faye
Wwe
Advertiser
Piper
MeLachian
Page
Travers
Ward
Labor Party
Lis Huner
Liberal Party
Industrial Adelaide Meeting Grants Ten Year Abattoir Payback
In Adelaide reports from industrial talks between Meat Industry Workers Union and abattoir managers conclude with a ten year back pay provision. The agreement, tied to the 23 January Metowned framework, outlines phased increases and long term support for workers.
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Adelaide
Queensland Police Resolve on Action After Briefing
A garbled report from Queensland indicates police officials prepared to take decisive steps following a meeting or briefing. The secretary of the police department stated readiness to proceed, while uncertain details about the plan remain. Public sympathy is acknowledged but specifics are not clarified.
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London
Boutor
Pareway i
M. Poincars
Utfaite
bin Sur Cesar
Steamers Katoumme Karvale Tied For Reenth In Harbor
Sydney reports Katoumme and Karvale steamers still tied for another reenth. Worrens Laving offered, citer's Service. Pittsburg note says 3200 motormen and conductors settled their strike when they agreed to return to work under a two year plan with a higher wage.
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Tursiay
Holtie
Katoumme
Karvale
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Pittsburg
Riley
Met
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Immigration conference panels debate global migration policy
A diverse group including ARIS, Sunday Che Bentieh Empires and Senator Wile son attended a conference at Qual Tersity to outline views ahead of an international immigration forum in Rome. Delegates focused on common policy principles, technical questions, and social insurance for migrants across participating nations.
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Whyutes
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Tragedy at Rockhampton Hotel Ends in Death
At the Athelstone Hotel in Rockhampton, William Lord aged 25 killed Doris Ludwig 17 and then shot himself after Doris refused to see him. Doris slept with her sister Gladys. Gladys awoke to gunfire and found Lord in the doorway after entering through a window.
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Borden Refuses Consent On British Boundary Commission
Sir Robert Borden says he has nothing to say on his conditional acceptance to act as chairman of the Irish Boundary Commission. In London the government is considering the Northern Ireland representative appointment and the overall Boundary issue.
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France
Moscow
World’s Young Women’s Association opening lesson urged peace
Reuters reports at Washington the Young Women’s Christian Association opened with talks urging the inclusion of Christ’s principles to solve international problems. Viscountess Gladstone spoke via Mrs. Munta Waldergeara’s Work Committee, stressing a united international mind to curb war. Dr Sun Yat Sen in Southern China reportedly unconscious from fever, with unconfirmed death. Canada asks Australia to intervene on Canadian affairs as debated in parliament. Australian reprieves and sport notes appear, including a hockey reserve lineup against Aston Villa.
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Tennis Davis Cup results from Torquay ties
London report shows Britain versus Belgium with Britain’s Pucatas losing to Watson 7 3 2 4, Belgium’s Wash defeating Gilbery Britain 4 3 9 6 2 4, and the overall score 2-4.
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Roumanian Monarchs Visit London
Roumanian King and Queen, welcomed by the Prince of Wales and British leaders, travel from Dover to London by armored ships. They are hosted at Buckingham Palace and will stay in Britain for four days amid crowds and ceremonies.
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Socialists Win French Elections Amid Turbulent Returns
Paris reports show Socialist and Radical blocs gaining ground as results unfold. Early tallies hint at a government shift with Poincare under pressure. Communists win several seats in Paris industrial districts while conservatives and moderates lead in other sectors.
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Ents Resignation Demanded In France Crisis
The opposition press demands the resignation of President Poincare and Premier Miller over policy ties and wartime roles. Left-leaning factions claim a majority will persist, while questions arise about cabinet stability and Mayoral prospects for Lyons figures. The British and German press react with mixed optimism and concern.
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Lloyd George fires Liberal rally for unity and independence
London Liberal gathering hears Lloyd George praise France victory as a path to world pacification. He says Liberals must stand alone against Tory Liberal fusion and Labor attempts to co operate, urging a vigorous Liberal government under a resurgent policy.
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France
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Allves
World Fliers Race Through Storms Toward Tokyo and US
Reuters dispatch from Paris to Saigon and Port Moller describes Me B'Aiex completing a Paris to Tokyo leg in six hours despite headwinds and storms forcing climbs to 100 meters. The report notes D'Qisy and Martine leading American gliders toward the United States, with wreckage after a mountain collision in blinding snow near Tow. Bombay reports trader Maclaren, British candidate in the world fight, arriving at Nashkabad.
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Aleutian Islands
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Outspoken Critic at Dominion Visit in Rhodesia
In a speech at the South Rhodesia official ceremony Chief Commissioner Bourchier Wrey criticized Dominion travel to Britain. He voiced concern over Dominions being urged to visit for Empire Exhibition while the government offered no support to Bolslavists and urged a policy toward British industry.
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Betis
Bourchier Wrey
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South Rhodesia
Britain
Retiring Australian champ Godfrey plans boxing exit
SYDNEY Tuesday Godfrey the Australian light heavyweight champion boxer has decided to retire from the ring. He says the framing quad is strenuous though he is only 27 and has fought for 41 years. Wellington Tuesday Tom Hee Zealand heavyweight champion left for London by steamer Ruahine hoping to be matched with top English boxers.
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Godfrey
Uell
Wellington
Tom Hee
London
England
Medical charges in New South Wales at odds with BMA fees
The Interstate conference at the Grand United Oddfellows criticised the British Medical Association’s charges to 90 cities in New South Wales. A South Australian delegate claimed those fees are double what his state pays. Other items note M. Polncare’s uncertain public role and mixed French and British political views amid elections.
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British Medical Association
Grand United Oddfellows
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Soin
Japanese elections show cabinet routed in Tokyo returns
Meader reports early returns with Kenseikai leading Seiyukai and Kakushin, while Seiyuhonto and independents trail. Kisyuura faces pressure as ministers contemplate dissolution, Osaka residents cheer government defeat, and Kato urged as next premier with Kenseikai strongest at 153 seats.
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Sheridan Found Guilty of Theft in Adelaide Court
Lusviage Berpard Sheridan of Forestville faced Mr Justice Angus Parsons in the Criminal Court this morning charged with robbery at Adelaide on March 31. Guilty verdict returned after brief jury retirement. sentence two years with hard labor. Prosecutor said Nicolaides would testify on Saturday. Sheridan allegedly demanded £60 to keep quiet about alleged affair.
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Angus Parsons
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Millhouge
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Nietolaldes
Alimony Requested In Sydney Divorce Case
Sydney court hears weekly alimony demand of £4100 as wife of boot retailer Joseph Gardiner seeks support during divorce proceedings. Husband reports annual income from five boot shops and property totaling about £13. Respondent says wife has received £50 weekly. judge orders £40 weekly prior to final hearing.
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Tulladay
Hay Gardiner
Joseph Diner
Inan
Justioe Owen
Nude Body of Woman Found Near Long Bay
A nude female body was discovered by a boy in scrub near Long Bay gaol in Sydney. The corpse had been there about a week, with fetid clothing nearby and a pool of blood suggesting a violent struggle. Police expect identification will not be difficult.
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Melbourne Tram Strike Sees Board Resisted Offer
In Melbourne on Tuesday a tramway strike meeting rejected the Tramway Board proposal for a settlement. Strikers demand reinstatement of ex-employees led by Hey and Gehrman and urge an urgent conference of transport unions. The board announced reemployment options for former Sun day workers but gave no time limit.
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Calon
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Trawway
Ebahe- Tan
Jane Wh
Howard
Treasure Seekers Aims To Salvage French Vessel Nearby
Mr or Fraser proposes a syndicate to probe the surface near Marouchiore for a wrecked French ship that vanished off the eastern Australian coast after Cayiany Cask's arrival. Reports describe copper gear remains and a wrecked veranda, with Fraser estimating substantial copper and artifacts aboard, including French crews captured during Napoleonic times.
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Marouchsiore
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Mareochy
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Khor
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Sfeip
Priest Burned to Death in Washington Territory Tragedy
A priest was burned to death in Washington Territory when his household suffered a fire breaking out at an unnamed location. The incident involved a bystander and authorities, with the body later found in the debris amid scattered reports.
Nightmarish Escape Aboard City of Singapore Fire Survivor Testifies
Adelaide man Kay Gnhyler recounts hours in a blazing ship hold after the City of Singapore explosion. He describes flames, burns, and a mid ordeal of crawling to safety while water cooled his feet and urged him upward toward help. Decomposition and hazardous cargo delays hinder investigation into Ficeman firouinar’s death.
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Singapore
Kay
Genhvler
AG Rua Hospital
Gentinag
Bassano
Kansas
Pies Glere Messiers
Dierhe
Aelaile
Be spend a 12 days holiday in England
A Uruguay schoolmaster travels about 2000 miles as part of a journey to and from England for a 12 day holiday.
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