Opening of Pirie football season at Globe Oval
The Pirie Football Association opens its 941 season today at Globe Oval Mis afternoon with matches against proprietory and St Mark's. Central umpire is Mr. Bilis. St Mark's and Attomville players meet to select captains while team lists include Sayner Ryam Lever Gray Wallis Kerotho Wade Veiteh Alten Utieves Poinion Jones Webr Landon Hubbs Hyrtis Anderson Sampson Warner Kittel Ungenfield Strachan Aylife Patterson Power Durick Lacey Will's Evans Walsh Lambert Faull Neill MacGuire Sty McKay Green Bean Telford Veal Green McCormack Abbott Morrison.
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Pirie Football Association
Proprietory
St Mark's
W.s
X. Bilis
St. Mark's
Sayner
Ryam
Lever Gray
Wallis
Kerotho
Wade
Veiteh
Alten
Utieves
Poinion
Jones
Webr
Landon
Hubbs
Hyrtis
Anderson
Sampson
Warner
Kittel
Ungenfield
Strachan
Aylife
Patterson
St Marks High School Junior Association Rosters
A list of players and reserves from St Marks High School and related teams appears, naming Neilso Smale Mil bank Green Brady Warner Rosen berg Wilson Glyton Fidduman McMahon Wryant Conger Wilson May Heischmidt Green Daly plus reserves Wilson Stevens and others. The text notes games arranged for investing to prove most interesting with matches including Georgetown visiting Gladstone and Wirrabara journeys. Mr A L Zubeinien to oversee Gladstone game with Mr W W Horne at Wirrabara.
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St. Mark’s
Neilso
Smale
Milbank
Green
Brady
Warner Rosenberg
Wilson
Glyton
Fidduman
McMahon
Wryant
Conger
May
Heischmidt
Daly
Stevens
Bolomontown
Drill Hall Oval
Ward
Henn
Brows
Cheslew
Pume
Livica Bally
Clarke
Jobson
Uving Privise
Hott
Georgetown
Gladstone
Damiestaven
Wirrabara
Tore
Ikely
Atentiatiens
A. L. Zubeinien
W.W. Horne
Lacrosse match lineups Centrals and Souths
Centrals list Loitran Jeffery Bettess Nobiet Seigman Sehehella Lowe McGregor Lowe Teague with reserves Poole and Field. Souths lineup includes Stokes Sayner Danvies Malyeha Braekebs Gaffes Burner Walla Nolan.
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Centrals
Loitran
Jeffery
Bettess
Nobiet
Seigman
Jean Park High School Laces Crystal Brook In Hockey Tilt
High School hockey match details list umpire F Groves and players from Jean Park High School and Crystal Brook with Attonville visitors. The article records lineups, touchline notes, and a meeting time for players at Daley’s corner prior to the 2 o'clock game.
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Jean Park High School
Umpire
F. Groves
G. Jon
G. Gray
P. ‘Cox
J. Wehrmang
L. Cormack
M. Leker
L, Anderson N. Cummins
Jean Park
M. Burton
N. Forgan
Blackwell
D. Reschick
J. Stockham
N. Foper
T. Springbett
M. ‘Thompson
E. Afford
G. Wilsdon
Fargan
Crystal Rook
Attonville
Uwpire
Hosken
Crystal Bronk
M. Wilkin
E. ° Strudwick
F. Gale
V. Close
N. ‘Martis
V. Venning
J. "Pilkington
P. Goalter D. Sronch
P. Carter
G. Tents
Fidd ‘Man
I Johenson
A. Berry
Oj. Gervaise
M. Johan- Lane
N. Sampson
J. P'ddaman
Crystal Brook
Daledy's Corner
Uuaue
Windsor
J Reswn
M. Waser
3. Beckwith
M. McBride
M. Forgan
P. Wells
Mt. Blair
BR. Edwards
N. Parsons
MI. Grey
J. Love
L. Zubrinieh
C. Wheelan
W. Grown
BE. Long
R. Barry
J. Philips
G. Slleneu
Jeff
M. Goutter
McDonald
L. Grieves
Wilton
Magpies and riders enter eight mile road race stages
Soccer notes mention Magpies players Williams Buley Colman Downey Fraser Magookin Brown Davies Comslis Mares Fraser Reserv es Wales Barnes Colman. Three riders entered for the eight mile road race today by Pirie Cycle Club with handicaps listed as Heller ser Dormer 4 5.
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Magpies
Williams
Buley
Colman
Downey
Fraser
Magookin
Brown
Davies
Comslis
Mares
Wales
Barnes
Pirie Cycle Club
Victorian deficit eyed at two million pounds
Melbourne frid. The Victorian Cabinet assessed the deficit for the current year at about £2,000,000 despite economy measures totaling nearly £2,500,000. Premier Hogan warned that the government may need taxation increases and further public service salary cuts in the forthcoming Budget speech.
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Melbourne
E. J. Hogan
Despicable acts in Melbourne damage statues during remembrance
Descriptions report vandals in Melbourne at night damaged statues near Shite in remembrance. The figures were smeared with grease and grease-covered hollowed potatoes tossed at carvings, leaving surfaces hard to clean and forcing carvers to chip away damaged stone.
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Melbourne
Tennis muster by club members for tomorrow
A muster will be played at by o'clock tomorrow by the team drawn from club members including Captain P Walsh H Gerblich Relcher A L Zubeinich Y Gould I viva B Geltith G Lacey and numerous Misses and members such as Zubeinich M Cook Z Wenn Osborne A Wilson G Os born M Osborne M Byres and others.
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P. Walsh
H. Gerblich
Relcher
A. L. Zubeinich
Y. Gould
I Viva
B. Geltith
G. Lacey
Missessid
P. Zubeinich
M. Cook
Z. Wenn
Osborne
A. Wilson
Wiha
M. Finn
Burgess
Walton
A. Burrt
Kenard
B. Fomeri
U. Wauehope
Lunton
Richardsom
Misses G
Sinih
Woods
G. Osborn
M. Osborne
M. “Byres
Wave
Mrs. Zubrinteh
Loan Council Committee Nears Budget Reform Plan
Melbourne economists appointed by the Loan Council face delays in drafting a long term report on government economies. Sub-committees encounter difficulties in preparing proposals. A plan to balance Budwell over five years is seen as likely, with four schemes proposed to be spread across that period.
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Melbourne
Lown Council
Han
Mits
Implso
Ganberes
Adelaide coursing meet win by Bringy in final
At Birkalla today Pallant and Thornton's Bringy won the C final after Arban's Arabian King and Repartee led in the Verdy race. Verdy course events saw Rondax prominent before final placements.
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Adelaide
Arban
Iate
Birkalla
Pallant Ani Thornton
Bringy
Rondax
Victorian Governor Chief Justice to Act
In Melbourne on Friday Premier E. Hogan said following Lord Somers departure the Chief Justice Sir William Irvine would sit as regal representative in Victoria until mood improves. The Home Office had been asked to defer appointing from Britain amid tight strings.
Mosstrooper Aims for Victory at Nationals in Melbourne
Mosstrooper owner Gus Powall plans the horse to contest the V.R.C. Nationals in Melbourne on Friday. The owner intends to attempt the Grand Nationals and win the double, with Mosstrooper not traveling to Sydney for the Adt C Murdie and Steeple but prepared for the national event.
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Melbourne
Gus Powall
Mosstrooper
Sydney
Royal Dutch Air Mail Offer to Australia
The Federal Government in Canberra indicates it may accept an offer by Royal Dutch for an air mail service between Europe and Australia without any subsidy. This brief note outlines the present position and potential implications for international mail links.
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Canberra
Royal Dutch Air Mail
Winhout
Europe
Aus
Calcutta Sweep totals and future prospects amid ticket shortages
United Service Calcutta reports the Calcutta Sweep tote up to fifty four lakh rupees against a field of more than ten years old horses. The drop is blamed on two ruling shortages and tickets only through club members. Hospitals, prizes, and weather notes accompany the main update as organizers hope for stronger support before May 23.
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Servie
Calcutta
Ish Hospital
India
Galentta
Coletta
Sydney Harbor Bridge May Be Opened By King
The Sydney Harbor Bridge may be opened by the King. Official circles discuss the idea of presenting the bridge to fit royal custody by wireless means as part of ongoing consideration.
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Sydney Harbor Bridge
King
Sydney
Sydney Marhor Bridge
Yarra Head of River Race Sees Jed Win for Melromane
Over 70 participants gathered for the Yarra Head of the River on the Yarranday in Melbourne. Grammar School's Jed led the field to victory by a length and a half over Wesley College with Xavier College close behind, time 4.533 seconds, beating the prior record by about 6.8 seconds.
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Yarranday
Melbourne
Grammar
Election Riots in Egypt Turn Violent Amid Aborted Vote
In Egypt the election riotes leave eight killed and 187 injured. British engineers attacked as crowds burned shops and buses, blocked railways, and battled police and troops. Factories were besieged, workers defended workshops with fire hoses and improvised weapons, and civilian casualties rose from rifle and shotgun fire as government clerks and officials dominated turnout.
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Catro
Biche
Arot
Terr
Ighnivar
Four Footpads Arrested After Daylight Robbery
A quartet of assailants robbed a bank transport at Clive Street, seizing 12 000 notes from a bag. They were chased by constables and a pursuing crowd, stabbed resistors, and all four suspects were captured. money and knife recovered. The messenger and constable were hospitalized.
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Frilay
Clive Atreer
Calsul
Marawara Farm
Whet
Jakug
Valuable Samples Found Lead to Possible Company in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Friday prospector Gyles reported finding a new lot of gold ore samples from his claim. Some pieces showed metallic studs and one presented gold half an inch long. Mr Byled noted the lode widening to three feet and an amount of gold equivalently 2200. sent from Kooringa. There is talk of forming a company to build a battery.
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Adelaide
Prospector Uam
Gyles
Byled
Kooringa
Federal Parliament Debates Tariff Duties Falls Short
In a sparsely attended session Speaker H S Gullert complains of government indifference to tariff reform. Reviews on matches duty trigger changes while anticipated reductions are deferred to January 1934. Minister Beames defends steps and financial commitments amid lines of party discipline.
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Canberra
Ihn
H. S. Gullert
t.King
Soul
Beames
Pelme Minetvr Ald
Liadan
Dune
Producers Demand at Bathurst Conference
Sydney reports that the producers and consumers conference concluded at Bathurst in May recommended to the Commonwealth Government seeking preference for primary products in British markets. It urged that all countries exporting goods to Australia be required to purchase the equivalent value in Australian primary commodities.
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Sydney
Producers and Consumerss
Ich
Bathurst
Cmmonwealth
Domini
Australia
Land Tax Debate Reveals Tax Assessment Proposal
A fragment indicates Theodore Poder discusses land tax policy with the Hague, noting no truth to statements about the social security department adopting sales in face of land taxes. The duty commissioners are urged to base assessments on lower sales that could exist in a given case.
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Theodore Poder
Treataver
The
Hauge
Ssn~ion Department
Law Reform Bill Clauses Delayed By Caucus
In Sydney Finlay and Elle Taber Caucus today decided two clauses in the Law Reform Bill should be further confined before proceeding to Parliament. Clauses 54 and 45 relate to defamation offences and punishments for statements about the Government or its members.
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Sydney
Finlay
Elle Taber
Adelaide Women Cyclists Reach Gambier Then Onward
Adelaide party led by Mrs Si Gamoren and Miss McEntsen rode 210 miles from Inbw toward Melbourne amid showers. They left Gambier at 4.90 am aiming for Watnaibool tonight and Vict j Pourte tomorrow, while the Vietnamese team heads for Kingston and Adelaide by Sunday night.
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Adelaide
Jeu Amt
Si Gamoren
McEntes
Melbourne
Gambier
Jani Alent
Tesiukt
Imrenten
Mr. Gambier
Watrnaibool
Sydney Street Murder Arrests in Sydney
Friday the police made five sensational arrests over the death of Geel McCormack on William Street Wednesday night. Subsequently Matthew Foley, 38, laborer and recent arrival from Western Australia, was charged with the crime. He was remanded and bail was refused.
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Sydney
Pole
Geel McCormack
William Street
Matthew Foley
Western Australia
Lord Baden Powell Exudes Quiet Vision for Australia
The article captures Lord Baden Powell speaking amid crowd noise in Australia, noting two main themes politics and pleasure while he imagines a third area of civil entertainment for the country. He mentions his departure on the East West express toward Perth as part of a voyage.
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Adelaide
Tides Powell
Perth
Gooribye
Australia
Survier
Tentertien
Bank of England Cuts Bank Rate to Boost Trade
London reports a reduction in the Bank of England rate from 1 to 1. per cent. The move aims to stimulate a recovery in trade after 82 years of stagnation, reflecting hopes for renewed business and lending activity.
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London
Bank of England ii
Seinnae the
Madrid Riots Prompt Official Toughness in Spain
Spanish riot situation intensifies as government lines up a firmer stance. A second dispatch urges pro-Vitel authorities to tighten duties. Anti-religion factions persist with attacks. An attack on a monastery superior near the dock area ends with a crowd seeking to drown him using improvised ropes. Local Republican offices report the incident during the upheaval.
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United Service
Madrid
Re Publican oMfeiain
Aulkante
David Belasco Dies in New York City
Renowned theater producer David Belasco dies in New York, widely regarded as a leading showman of American stage. Born in San Francisco, Belasco shaped modern American drama and theater with prolific productions and innovative staging.
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Uwnlted
Bervige
New York
Thurpiar
David Belasco
America
Banemii
San Pramisco T
Slaughtermen Return to Work After Protest Action
Slaughtermen in Melbourne resume work after two weeks of strike over wage cuts. They acted following a government decision and sat through talks with officials to discuss terms of their return to duty.
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Melbourne
Priday
Ynsterlay
Weilenst Propa
Hoover proposes world conference on silver question
New York reports on the third day of talks as President Hoover indicates the United States supports a proposed world conference on the silver issue. The text notes potential participation from Argentina and a possible invitation extended to others.
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New York
Hoover
Auiertes
Apathy Toward Air Mail Delays Australasian Route
London officials report delays in air mail delivery from Australia as Imperial Airways struggles with contract terms. Authorities say no expedited service was attempted after nine miles of routing and a late return mail schedule disrupted the expected timeline.
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London
Thuredey
Jbungtiis
Austrasia
Air Gomme
Iodord
Bugeford Smith
Imperial Airways
Pont Wil
Foreign cloth and Gandhi era trade tensions debated
Fragmentary text discusses foreign cloth bans, Gandhi, and British cotton, arguing adverse effects on India’s poor and women. It notes coercion fears, economic relief proposals, and reactions among merchants, with focus on Swadeshi influence and price impacts on Indian consumers.
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SALUL
Pula Pickering T
Betty Piscegoods
Gandhi
Hiahdbl
India
Indiana
Gandtl
Snow Bound Captain Courtauld’s Ordeal
United Services in Copenhagen reports Captain Courtauld trapped by snow for days. A relief party dug him out in 15 minutes after remaining buried under snow and ice. He kept courage by sleeping in his bag and rationing water from melted snow.
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United Services Copeniagen
Walking
Capt. Courtauld
Gini
Gentes
Von
Apt
Courtauld
Novel Methods Win at Kobe Labor Dispute
United Service Kobe reports Japanese Dyeing Company yielded to 43 demands after a police nanny-like mediator persuaded management to concede. A chimney sitter descended from a 200 tier perch amid strikes, workers lifted to the ground with difficulty, and many were hospitalized. The sitter remained in position for 42 days.
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United. Service
Kobe
Feiguy
Tin Fly
Elen
Joa
Mtly
Plane crash kills two at AINMRAASA during royal visit
During a royal visit to Kan Africa, two people were incinerated when a plane crashed with seven native servants aboard. Mr Denys Finehallon, a close friend of the Prince of Wales, was among the occupants alongside Sir Oxtton who accompanied the Prince on an elephant hunt.
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Ainmraasa
Denys Finehallon
Prince of Wales
British East
Oxtton
Kan Africa
Empire Day observance at Port Pine schools
Residents report Empire Day ceremonies at Port Pine with flag salutes and national anthem. Students, led by school leaders and local officials, receive lessons on the empire and are addressed by community figures including the chairman of the High School council and the mayor. Parents attend the event in the school grounds.
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Hinpire
Port Pine
WW. Hucking
M. H. Middleton
J. H. Crossley
M. Hardingham
A Bell
Disturbing Solomontown School Incident Report
A fragmented report describes an unsettling disturbance at Solomontown School where crowds disrupted proceedings. Officials, led by Mr Gy Dey Uhh and We Hear, attempted to restore order as pupils gathered in the yard for a mid-morning event.
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Sotomontown
Alesander
Messrs
Dey
Pat
Goode
Waliter
Untaken notes on markets and goods in rural trade listing
Fragmentary OCR lists market items including wines cabbages and produce with unclear figures. Reads as a brief market ledger showing prices and quantities in a rural trade context without clear dates or locations.
Poultry and Produce Market Adilane Practice Prices
A fragmented advertisement lists poultry items and produce prices with references to hens, roosters, fryers, and various poultry products. The text mentions market visuals, shop sections, and multiple pricing figures in a jumble of misspelled terms.
Metal markets Adelaide Pridas quotations for May
Metals notes from Adelaide show May quotations for copper standard and tin variants. Copper forward and backward shifts cited with spot and three month terms.
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Adelaide
Pridas
London
Edowards Appeal Heard In High Court Melbourne
The Edwards appeal from Adelaide will be heard by the High Court in Melbourne on Thursday. The applicant A A Edoners seeks a special travel appeal in the matter before the Wish Court.
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Adelaide
A A Edoners
High Court
Wish +Court
Melbourne
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