Attitude of Association over proposed Oval liquor booth
A contentious meeting of the Football Association and council debated the plan to install a liquor booth at the Memorial Oval. Arguments centered on consent, access, and the booth’s impact on football, with council members pressuring for clear authority and potential safeguards before approval.
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Soutiey
Hoknathull Association
Gaaneutlan
Owith
Rayor Poulty Oplity Memorial Oval
Courieii
Ina’ Council
Wjodnsee
Hia
Grarnls
Erappadip and
Thiol
Poothull Association
W. Jones
Contanline
Jack
Ant
Counsil
Zollr
Pval
Ik Hustiga
Hla
Foorballers
Lve
Apoh
Hoover
Sie
Coutoil & E
Jingsifon
Hocking
Tonkburn
Phic
Pontende
Tnj
Phrie
Cockburn
Uysi
Royal Commission in Sydney Probes Alleged Bribery
The Sydney Royal Commission sat Wednesday to investigate alleged bribery connected to a party and the city council. Mr Shand aiding the Commission said evidence suggested money was offered but not actually passed in a tender context. Arthur Albert testified he paid 600 pounds from England and trusted the recipient, while a wife’s petition from Mrs Mating seeks action against Sir John Mating with grounds not disclosed.
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Sydney
Royal Commission
Arthur Albert
England
Laing
Chee Buben Mating
Jordon
Baxll
Agaiet Sir
Youn Mating
Motorist Keith Hollard Killed in Van Crash
Keith Hollard aged 20 a wood merchant at the Grange was killed when his motor van left the road near Menin about 13 miles from best. The car struck a bridge tore through the radiator and petrol tank and toppled. Police arrived after seven o clock and investigated lights failure as a possible cause.
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Tatlem
Insurance premiums rise for ships and shipments
London reports that major marine insurance underwriters are increasing the cost of all premiums regardless of nationality. Analysts note substantial hikes around forty percent, affecting carriers and shippers across the market as insurers cite elevated risks and policy terms.
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Tinktéa Seniness
London
Wornesay
Hoomurioa Insurance Nnleewriters
Mumiekangiaf
WEW Broadcasting Company Registered in Sydney
Sydney news item reports WEW Broadcasting Company registered in New South Wales with capital of £100,000 to take over the business of 281 and 2PC, signaling a major expansion in broadcasting interests.
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Sydney
New’ South Wale
Liu
Jeen’s Today in Steam and Steamers Feature
A brief readable clip notes a lively present controversy centered on Jeen. It highlights public interest and suggests ongoing debate among communities and officials about a key local issue.
Letter to the Editor on council conduct and civic rights
A reader questions the council and Alderman Cockburn over rights to criticize council action. The letter defends free comment by citizens and ministers involved in municipal debate, citing disturbances at suburban ovals and referencing a 1926-1927 context. It urges restraint and accountability in public discourse.
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Diane
Ghunell
Ald
Cockburn
Ryan
Mama Jolly
Son
Port Pirie Hospital Monthly Meeting Adopts Visiting Committee Report
The Port Pirie Hospital monthly meeting last night praised completed sterilization work and a drainage fix after rains. It approved purchasing about 20 loads of ashes to remedy a yard issue and adopted a visiting committee recommendation to charge injured players 6s per day for treatment, to be covered by the Football Association. The board discussed if the new front-door block would be officially opened, noting no decision and awaiting further consideration. The chair emphasized no official opening unless a formal motion passes.
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Port Pirie Uospital Beara
J. Ramsay
Tollawiog
Messrs
Daws, Giley
W. Glek
Skra
Fatienle Ja
Football Association
Fie
Theoan Fa
Trento
Allway Association
Ehirtnal
Tha Ebaleman
Lia Bourd
Ongis
Dawa
Parlixmunt Tar
Bn Qssish
Secretars
Chet
Iad
Daws
Dawes
Young Woman Shot In Melbourne Slums Trial Soon
Naval seaman Chartes Sormen faced trial on charges of shooting Gkya Beown in Melbourne. The incident occurred in the city slums where a woman was struck in the chest by a bullet. Beown collapsed and was treated, with Sormen’s case set for court.
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Melbourne
Chartes Sormen
Gkya Beown
Les
Dilatory Parent Report From Melbourne Court
Melbourne report details a father known as the Kew Goat facing a long delay as he tailors steps for his son in a fortieth conviction case. Read by local readers for ongoing legal actions involving Valise Nelson and family matters at hand.
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Melbourne
Nvalise Nelson
INTERNAL WRANGLE AT MARITIME UNIONS MEETING
Melbourne debate over the Waterside Workers dispute erupts as militants press for action and moderates seek balance. Sydney leaders pledge support while preparations for a vessel strike loom, affecting coastal travel and tourism.
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Melbourne
Ris
Tie
Sisit Wee
Niitie
Uni
Pudehone
Strons
Sydney
Ta Mfelbevene
Walen
Fas
Enoyen Ruport
Gounell
AAG No Decisim
Il Unierstoad
Amari- Aime
Belsted Lee
Mir Johansen
Deway
Ovan
Syom
Wmetlery
Tomarroi
Cains
Salt Cargo Dispute Halts Port Adelaide Loading
Waterside workers at Intersta loading cargo on the Interstate at Oigen's Wharf Port Adelaide refused to continue work after a dispute over salt handling. A foreman directed a line of rail workers to help unload but the men balked at the conditions. A Transport Workers Federation officer intervened to assess the claims as employees ceased unloading and the truck remained loaded.
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Adelaide
Walersine Workers* Federation
Fremantle Seamen Move Toward State Arbitration Court
Fremantle Seamen's Union resolves to apply to the State Arbitration Court for registration. The Sydney branch opposition to Fremantle's authority is noted. The meeting also discusses restoring the standing of Mr C. Woudeford and reassessing relations with the Adelaide secretary and Sydney branch. The South Australian branch resolutions are mentioned in the context of winter meetings.
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Promantle
Fremantle
Seamen's Union
State Arbitration” Court
Sydney Brawch
T. Wolsty
J.jonansen
C. Woudeford
Borbs
Adelaide
Une
Sydney
South Aus
Timber Workers Union report to Federal court
Text from Red Garden recounts statements to Judge Tyka by Me R Bowers, secretary of the Timber Workers Union, alleging capital gains from alleged circulars issued by the New South Wales branch attacking Judge Lain. Me R Bowers cites press reports denying related claims by S Garde, Laos Council in News South Wales.
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Melbourne
Federal Artiteation Court
Tyka
R. Bowers
Timber Workers’ Union
New-South, Wales
Jurge Lain
Chaya
WoWwers
Meos. S. Garde
Council
South Wales
Bud
Snowledes
Efroutar
McGarten Sai
Bulumwaal Murder Trial of Gordon Opens In Melbourne
In Melbourne on Wednesday the trial of George Gordon for the murder of Renard Clements and wife Kathleen Clements began. Prosecutors contend fingerprints found on a drawer in the Clements’ house tie Gordon to the crime scene while defence maintains the prints were planted when Gordon moved a chest. Crown witnesses described Gordon as quiet and sober, with testimony about a debt payment on February 4 prior to the murder. The hearing paused to tomorrow.
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Melbournh
George Briq
Gondun
Uboter
Renard Clements
Rathleen
Y. Bikini
Deawers
Gordon
Froitites
Dévencd
Phat
Orm
Mystery Death Of Mrs Delaney Shocks Sydney
Sydney report: Mrs Delaney found dead in bed at Ghde today with suspected foul play. Husband says she was ill last night and he left briefly. upon return she lay dead. Husband detained for police statement and pending postmortem examination.
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Sydney
Delaney
Lucy
Ghde
Pelle
Nynor
Aoe Fey
Attec -Ho
Arctic Flight Report Hints At Ice Bound North Route
United States radio dispatch from Commander Nobile describes Arctic drift beneath fog north of Spitsbergen toward Franz Josef Land. Ice deposits on the airship envelope noted, visibility improves to 20 miles later, head winds slow speed to 30 mph, no land sighted yet but ice pack appears favorable for landing prospects.
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United
Servincy
Rome
Tia
Nobile
Spitebergen
Frage Jager Land
Talia
Cape North
Franz Josef Land
Timber Workers Battle Over Award Interpretation in Arbitration
Fragmented report from a Federal Arbitration Court session where timber workers and union reps debate Judge Lukin's interpretation of the timber workers' award. The union questions the standard 1922 industry working hours rule, while the High Court stance looms. Officials from Adelaide and Wharton press for clarity as a ruling seems imminent.
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Melbguane
Lukin
Hyvad
Taylan
AA Nower
Adelaide
Isis
Mouar
High Court
Mr. Flowers
Melbourne Shrine Remem Acini Fund Totals 495500
Melbourne figures show the Shrine of Remembrance fund reaching a total of 495000 pounds with adjustments bringing the final tally to 495,500. Efforts include donations and a standing drive across Melbourne to honor veterans.
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Melbourne
Parks and Highways Charge Op Murder at Pirie Town Council
Pirie Town Council on Monday discussed reports from the Parks and Highways committee concerning the May 4 incident. It was resolved to renew the Glass Agreement, appoint a timekeeper and track official, and prepare trotting and speedway sub agreements for a special meeting to finalize the arrangements and lodge improvements.
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Pirie Town
Ollger
Aysistancs
Joonlamber
Tunmi
Tront
Grandstand
Assielation
Gr Goffey
Ge Coffey
Fygurdiig
Cowell
Ald
Coskburn
Sala
Colunall
Coiey
Tragic Callington murder case in Australian report
Adelaide dispatch reports a Callington area murder charge against Adolf Thiele for allegedly killing his wife Berths Alivine. Thiele, 38, is remanded until May 24 with an inquest likely on that date. Det Ferguson leads the remand and inquiry into the death observed by a 10 year old girl and farm hand Horace Stevens. Police search for a bloodstained bottle alleged to be linked to the crime.
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Adelaide
Echinga
Berths Alivine
Thiele
Leeds
Callington
Jeantin Fredric” Thiele
Agei
Ambleside
Tomorrsws Mt
Ferguson
As Iing
Shaw
Hilda Ida
Horace A. Stevens
Gill
Sre
Is5
Town Clerk Finance Report Details Debits And Balances
The Town Clerk presented the council finance report outlining the Ghundul Port Firla Toy Fund, debit balance at £8268 10 44 with £1496 46 10 paid since, and £742 7 banked. Wages total £743 2 73, plus £330 17 assessed, total debit £3077 40 6, with £2000 proposed from athletic night drawing £ aut. Electric works show back balance £1076 16 8, deductions £900 3 5, payments £690 702, current balance £1228 E. Main Roads credit and payment £45 5 4, current balance £16 4 40.
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Ghundul
Firla Toy Goynell
Pssment
Alethle
Hedit
Salonee
Heeney Tunney Fight Set for July Title Bout
A terse dispatch from Avellington confirms the world boxing championship bout between Tom Heeney and Gene Tunney is fixed for July. The match, eagerly anticipated, will determine the heavyweight crown with both fighters asserting readiness for the challenge.
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Avellington
Tragedy in the Outback near Borraloola
In Darwin reports Edgland of Burralaotot says two meters missing walkers from Burketowra to Borraloola perished in a severe heat wave. Bodies found near Beho Spring after a long trek during a scorching spell. Constable Gallagher and Sgt Bridgland assist with the inquiry.
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Darwin
Outback
ActineSee
Edgland
Burralaotot
William Watford
Cook
Isno Farry Femer
Atation Land
Queensland
Horilee
Suley
Sven
Burketowra
Borraloola
Beho Spring
Bridgland
Gallagher
Turneft Lagoon
Motor Ship Kooraka Breaks Down at Port Vincent
The motor ship Kooraka broke down at noon today while nearing Port Vincent. A baffle plate on No 3 piston worked loose and broke the cylinder casing from the breastplate. There were about 12 passengers aboard along with cargo, and the vessel will be towed to Port Adelaide with expected arrival around ten tonight.
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Port Vincent
Kooraks
Lewin
Port ‘Vincent
Port Adelaide
Kooraka
Adelaide Market Prices Record Slips in Flawed Copy
Commercial item from Adelaide on a Wednesday lists fruit and vegetable prices amid garbled OCR. Apples ranged from 9/ to 8? per case, Oranges 0 12 per case, Mandarins 1/ to 20 ue, Pears 103 per cabo, Cabbages 3/ to 6/ per dozen, Cauliflower medium 6/ to 8/ per dozen, Beans 3/ to 6/ per dozen, Peas 2/ to 5/ per bushel.
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Adelaide
Metal Markets Overview From Adelain May Commodities
Fragmented OCR notes describe May metal quoting copper silver and zinc prices, standard and spot markets, ingots and wires, with various figures and terms. It references Jordon Metal Exchange, Austrisian Arm es association, and next month price movements, but the legible details are inconsistent.
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Adelaine
Inlysees
Austrisian Armes
Metaly Association
Jordon Metal Exchange
Lesri
Aretar
Spor
Rfs
Bousnae
Risa
Shere
Moushy
Tan
Teward
Tuy
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