New Governor of South Australia Formally Inaugurated in Adelaide
Brig-Gen Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven took office as Governor of South Australia in a sunlit Adelaide Town Hall ceremony. Crowds cheered along route from Government House while loyalist displays and a royal message from the King greeted the new administrator, recalling past visits and pledges of welfare for the state.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Adelaide Town Hall
Alexander Hore-Ruthven
Kugaul Pepresqni
Government House
Ie Taw Hall
Strenze
Une
Hells
Yuen
Buildings Burned in Murray Bridge Blaze
A morning fire at Murray Bridge destroyed the Blacksmith Promises Male Bros and Harvey Lou painters. A cylinder exploded sending debris and breaking windows. Local brigade arrived quickly but the fire held its grip. Firefighters fought for over four hours to save adjoining structures including a Dillard saloon owned by Mr. Penny.
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Dillard
Mr. Penny
Remarkable Evidence Woman Chained to Tree in Tasmania
Melbourne Monday report from Goode Veland in Wynyard Tasmania describes Mer Bert Hiniter and wife landing at 1 pm. Authorities say a woman was chained to a post for three hours during cattle roundup and later charged with theft of cattle. The police deny kneeling on the woman finding her tied to a post.
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Melbourne
Bert Hiniter
Goode Veland
Wynyard
Tasman
Sydney
Tasmania
Wey
Senate vacancy appointment of Mr Robinson
The appointment of Mr Robinson as successor to Sir Henry Barwell in the Senate will be confirmed at a meeting of Coin Houses of Parliament at noon tomorrow. The Labor Party did not intend to nominate a candidate to oppose Mr Robinson, but a protest by Labor is not improbable given the seat's history with Sir Henry Barwell and the late Senator J W O Loughlin.
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Adelaide
Robinson
Henry Barwell
Senate
L. Li Hill
Labor Party
Hobinson
Labor
J. W. O'Loughlin
Spain approves extensive naval programme worth 20 million
In Madrid King Alfonso presided over a ministers’ meeting that approved a 20 million naval programme. Details remain scarce. the government says the Marine Ministry is empowered to place necessary orders and lay out the construction of new ships. Spain asserts no imperialist aims but must bolster its naval forces to meet global standards.
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the Times
Madrid
Alfonso of
Spain
Ministry of Marine
Adelaide shooting cases blur town injuries in wake of weekend
In Adelaide on Saturday night James Riordan a 30 year old laborer from West Terrace was wounded with a bullet through the abdomen wall near the George Hotel Currie Street and left Alcinde Hospital yesterday Lindsey G Rowe an 11 year old of Franklin Street was shot four times in the face at Weath Terrace undergoing X ray at Adelaide Hospital today both were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Adelaide
Monitoy
James Riordan
West Terrace
Currie Street
George Hotel
Alcinde ‘Hospital
Lindsey G. Rowe
Pranklin Street
Weath Terrace
Adelaide Hospital
Labor Party Fund Circulation Sparks Union Debate
A Adelaide circular from the South Australian branch of the Australian Meat Industry-Employes' Union urged unions to state their views on increased sustenance payments to the Labor Party. It called for a conference of unions sharing support for party influence and potential reorganizations to ensure financial backing. Ten unions signaled support for holding the conference, while eight opposed or were undecided, with several still considering the matter.
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Waller, Mood
Austalian
Ahyr
Unig
Australian Labor Party
Labor Party
Unione
Mie
Mme
Laban
Tansteiniats
Miinancial
South Australiamnions
la ‘Iga
Tavar
Hutons
Melbourne Cooks Dispute Inches Toward Settlement
Unclear reports from Melbourne describe Marine Cooks Union and shipowners edging toward a settlement by Wednesday. The proposal would resume under the suspended award with a conference to set rostering rules, a possible extension rejected, and possible arbitration for a new board of reference to oversee manning and crew selection.
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Marine Cooks
J. ‘Torenape
Marine Cooks’ Union
Montay
Alseantinge
WIN Hsist
Rusia Agaten
Wiimote
Mc Maid
Collin
Lnef
Manning
Murder charge in New Lynne case bats case and motives
In the Supreme Court Alan Nore grove aged 27 faces murder charges for killing his brother's widow, Sroestina Noregrove, with a flatiron at New Lynne on March 7. The Crown says they lived as common law husband and wife. a key witness fainted under cross examination then recovered and admitted the deception.
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Aucland
Trai
Supreme Coart
Alan Noregrove
Sroestina Noregrove
New Lynne
Witnous
Delegates Meet at Trades Hall Over Marine Cooks Dispute
Four delegates from maritime unions gathered at Melbourne Trades Hall to discuss the marine cooks dispute. Tudehope, head of the Marine Books Union, sent a telegram urging settlement on owners’ terms, prompting irritation. Arrival from Sydney delayed the meeting, which adjourned until Wednesday with expectations the cooks will be instructed to return to work.
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Melbourne
Tudehape
Marine Books' Union
Ahig
Pha Vonferdee
Tudehope
Sydney
Waable
Cordingly
Australian Pilgrimage Forges Ahead to Gallipoli Battlefield
Organisers announce postponement of the expedition to the Gallipoli battlefield with Mr G O Middleton of Quorn guiding the group. The party plans to depart from Bord Pirie and target arrival in Gallipoli around Anzac Day. A member is currently confined in a private hospital.
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Melbourne
G. 0
Middleton
Quorn
Bord Pirie
Gallipoli
Amane Dourat
Sisher
Damaged Roads Cooperation Sought for Cable Works
Melbouadne Monday reports the Postmaster-General's Department considers joint action with Commonwealth and State Roads Boards to reduce road disturbance during cable relaying and pole erection. A conference of engineers is urged to discuss the proposal and coordinate authorities.
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Melboudane
W. , Gibson
Commonwealth Stovnl
Ie States
Valdane
Postmaster-Ceneral
Melmon
Melbourne court hears disputed Timber Workers circular
In Federal Arbitration Court Melbourne the judge questions a Sydney Timber Merchants Association circular urging 44 hour work weeks. Mr Bowers defers, saying he has not seen the document and cannot confirm employers authored it. The judge presses for immediate clarification from the union to determine if it was planted by employers.
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Federal Arbitration Court
Timber Workers
F. Cooke
Sydney Timber Merchants’ Ansociation
Sydney
Akers
Cgubin
3. Bowers
Timber Workers' Unies
Judge Lukin
Mr. Bowers
Dodge Lukain
Scanton
Wreessary
the Unto
Scanew
Whipping Ordered in Serious Charge Case
A five year imprisonment and whipping were ordered by Justice Napier in the Celeuinail Court today for Meonge Hens King aged four years, for a serious offence against a girl. The sentence followed findings of a single charge of assault and a related offence involving a minor.
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Adelaide
King
Napier
Maren
Nationalist leaders plan moves amid China Japan tensions
United States and Britain may gain diplomats as Nationalist leaders map new roles while Japan weighs responses to the ongoing China crisis. Reports from Tsingtao note regular army units led by Gen. Ku Chu Tong resisted Japanese forces, fueling claims of internal disarray and foreign meddling. An American visitor warned that efforts to draw the United States into China could intensify if policy shifts continue.
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Tokyo
Nationalint
Peking
G. G. Wisan Minteler
United States
Wasty Ching Wei Mintater
Britain
Diplowmire
Pawars
Japan
Tsingta
Yondsy
Ku Chu Tong
Canton Military School
Kalsheé
Witt
Tt Ik
Ligt Nationaliat
Ghind
China
Beauty and Work in Modern Industry Debate
A discussion on women in the engineering field features Jo mon rarsars alu contoremen ws advocating for women’s employment, citing Men’s opposition to women in trousers and dangerous labor. Sir Woodrukn Burbidge and others defend opportunities for skilled women while noting hiring preferences for attractive, capable workers.
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Ran de Ton
Fandon
Amastelt
Forrman
HP Ting Haslett
Vestris
Woodrukn Burbidge
Marrod's
Lids, Rweais
Igvoa
Busling
Prince Carol's Travel Certainty in London Rumor Mill
United Service reports Prince Carol of Roumania faced stoning rumors in London as hours pass with no departure plans. A local doctor reportedly refused a travel certificate, Madama Toupesen fending off inquiries about Carol's house in Dartford and a prior link with the Soviet Embassy in Paris raises diplomatic questions.
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Stoning
Carol of
Roumania
Hag Horn Ondervid
Ile
Madama Toupesen
Carol
Carols
France
Nia
Elise Raons
Paris
Feenen
Walsh v Johansen sparks union dispute over hostile stance
The case concerns Walsh and Johansen amid tensions within the union as Walsh accuses Johansen of hostility after learning of opposition to his views. The dispute centers on leadership and internal alignments within the group.
Booth on Oval Council's Decision For Football Season
The council approved a tender of £7 per liquor booth at the Memorial Oval for the football season. Cr Coffey moved an amendment after debate. Alderman Goode noted the discussion ended with Ali Hoare and Crs Tung and A Toll reporting the proceedings.
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Gr Comey
Memorial Oval
Tam
Val
CouBell
Ald, Goode
Cr Coffey
Randideratle Dinmugsion
I Warried Ali Hoare
Crs Tung
Air Disasters Question Safety Slots After RAF Deaths
London dispatch reports 38 Royal Air Force deaths this year including five last week. The Daily Mail notes safety mechanisms are blamed for delays in installation of protective slots and parachutes. Air Ministry experts cite machine variation as causing slow progress, while critics urge swifter action to prevent further accidents.
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London
Daily Mall
Royal Air Force
Aly Mtoykl
Air Ministry
Seven Killed In Crash At Grade Crossing In Erie
Seven persons including a father and four sons were killed when two racing autos crashed into a stationary locomotive at a grade crossing near here today. The engines driver on them failed to stop as the cars dashed toward the crossing.
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Galles Service
Erie
Penn
Mandhy
Sydney council contract inquiry opens before judge
In Sydney, Monday, Justice Marvin presided as the Royal Commission began hearing in the 1986 contract case between Sydney City Council and Babcock and Wilcox Ltd for a supply matter. Evidence showed a £10,600 payment from a trust to Malling via Albert, with deliberations about further funds and a trip to New Zealand. The inquiry runs until Wednesday.
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Marvin
Witting Web Royel Commission
Suprame Court
Yaney City Counci
Balyconk Ind Wiley, Ltd
Ngehbery
Honortow Teyat
Shand
Kit
City Flectrelty
Anager
Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd
Babcock and Wilcox
London
A. i Albert
Maling
Attort' Offee Fac
Tvs
Albert
Malling
New Zealand
Acid Thrower Scene At Sydney Sessions
A man aged 80, Eric McDonald, faced charges after a corrosive liquid was thrown during a session in Sydney. The incident involved a relative of the complainant and occurred amid a tense court-like environment.
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Sydney
Eric McDonald
Astinghurst
McDonald
Priveners Amd
British AWD Foreign Cutters at South Johnstone
A fragmented report notes activity involving British all-wheel-drive cutters at South Johnstone with unclear dates. The text mentions Maer and a comparison to a prior figure, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Aerial Mail Service Planned for Transatlantic Airships
Commander C D Burney reports progress toward a US backed transatlantic airship service with a Paris London to New York network. Key points include 70 ton payloads, two weekly flights, four airships, and required American approval. Southampton eyed for terminal as Britain and US discuss government support and capital.
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London
C.D. Burney
America
United States
Coolidge
Soover
Secretary of Commerce
Burney
Malatiio
England
Bouthampton
Amercam
Tyne
Britain
Flammender Burney
Thase
Cme
Mall
New York
Washington
Navy Department
Pilot Van Laur Black Begins 46000 Mile World Flight
American aviator Van Laur Black started a 46,000 mile flight from Croydon to Tokyo and back, planning stops at 149 country centers. He will fly via Venice, Cairo, Cape Town, and return through Tokyo, with weather reports expected to be clear.
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London
van Laur Black
Dulen
Croynon
Tokyo
Black
Mudeliies
Venlae
Cairo
Cape
Australian tennis stars arrive for Preseason championship prep
J B Hawkes cables from Part report that Australian touring players have landed and begun steady practice for the upcoming Preach championship next Saturday. Crawfords recovering to start Wednesday. French mutivle Moratea Brusnno show strong form, with Coppent duo and Hunter among Americans. Brookes may pair with Hunter in future events. Patterson-Hawkes and Grinford-Hopman to pair in doubles.
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J. B. Hawkes
Part
Stordy
Craw
Moratea
Brusnno
Abi
Tlunter
Aoubies
Borotra
Brugnon
Lacosty
Bousa
Cochet
Buseles
Patterson-Hawkes
Sod Grinford-Hopman
Patterson
Moon
Norman Brookes
Hunter
8ST V WEST Lightweight Bout Attracts Massive Bets
A flood of money surrounds the lightweight bout between 8ST and West. Bookmakers report heavy action as fans expect a decisive outcome. The event is drawing attention from eastern cities and promises a lucrative night for bettors and promoters alike.
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Prince Carol
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