Warriors and Ramblers Clash In Windy Memorial Oval Match
Ramblers and Warriors produced a low scoring game with the wind dominating at Memorial Oval. Warriors led early with two goals while Ramblers mounted a comeback in the second and third terms, but final tally favored Warriors 4 goals 6 behinds to 2 goals 7 behinds. Key players: Winters Sayner Gibellini Prichard Maloney for Warriors. M Kenny J Attwater Thompson Mounee A Johnson Brown for Ramblers.
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Memorial -Oval
Tim
Warriors
Ramblers
Iipon
Winters
Sayner
Gibellini
Prichard
Maloney
Lasers
Zubriaich
Bi Finn
M. J. Zubriaich
C. Sayner
I. Watst Tere
M. Kenny
Kamblers
J. Attwater
J.thompson
A-Mounee
A. Johnson
A. Brown
Solomon Towns Draw In Unclear Baluntsy Match
Ambiguous OCR report shows Solomiontown UI and Howe ven clash ending in a draw with unclear scoring. Best Mayers and listed players from both sides are recorded amid scattered names and misreads, including Goalie and goal kicker mentions.
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Baluntsy
Howeven
Solomiontown UI
Solomon
Crystal Brook Edges Georgetown In Slow-Start Standoff
On Saturday Crystal Brook and Georgetown opened their match amid recently cultivated ground and a light rain, producing a slow, tentative first half. Umpire J. Sampson kept play orderly but blew whistle infrequently late, as Crystal Brook led 38 to 38 at halftime. Georgetown fought back with precise marking and scored 3-1, but Crystal Brook pulled ahead in the final period and won by eight points.
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Crystal Brook
Sovres Werd
Lemons Grystal Brook
Binaks
Brooks
Nuptair
J. O'Loughill
Phil Knack
Browk
Georgetown
Home Reservoir committee to investigate cost of dam program
Melbourne aid MP Gibson announced that a committee will probe nondeterministic records on Home and price, seeks reasons for cost increases and rail development impact. Members include engineers and valuers from Sydney. Estimated funds rose from 4.9796 to 5.8726 million pounds with a 1.009 million increase.
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Melbourne
Aid
WB. Gibson
Elbourne Water
WF Godden
Ile Municipal
Qeowns
Sydney
Bethange Beldze
Tawi
Dangerous Weir Under Scrutiny After Fire In Melbourne
Melbourne authorities announce a commission to investigate a dangerous weir in the Alexandra district following a disastrous incident. Members named include E. Riluhie, JH. Dare!, and Professor Chapin to assess stability and cause.
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Melbourne
Fiidom Welt
Alexandra
Messrs
E. Riluhie
Ghick
Walter Supply
JH. Dare
New South Wales
Waler
Professor Chapin
Meghani Adelaide
University
Greek Bombing Appeal Case in Melbourne
In Melbourne the consented appeal on behalf of Alexander Meivar Timothy OC and Wenness Delaney seeks to challenge sentencing in the Greek bombing case. Counsel claims no evidence supported conviction and asserts wrongful admission of evidence by the trial judge. The hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Isens
Igh
Alexander Meivar
Timothy OC
Wenness Delaney
Ikave
Wisi Sententes
Timber Employers Press for Return to Work
Melbourne reports failed efforts to settle a timber strike as employers demand workers resume under the existing Arbitration Court award before any reopening. Premier and cabinet members pressed for full factory operation amid government pledge to protect workers and families.
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Melbourne
Pretaler
Sir William McPherson
Tha Chamber of
Stromey-General
MtaFarlane
Patloe
Blamey
Uniog
al Ue
He Wramier
Uist
Wwirkmiea Ag
Wikaout
Néssid
Thad
Uither
Evers
Arbitration Court
Persims
Uctves
Willem McPrevson
Notte
Syerd
Uni
A.C.P.U
Weaut
Private Labor Exchanges Debate On Employment Role
MELEGURNE Aloaday The shouldion of private labor exchanges was weed by Mr B Ingram University tepturar' in Economias Ban' address to Constitutionel Chit'iombers. He argued private labor exchanges must inspire employers to seek workers and that employment finding is a social responsibility.
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Melegurne
Aloaday
B. Ingram
University Tepturar
Economias
Constitutionel
Fragmentary Notice of Appointed Roles in Local Group
The readable fragments indicate a list of offices and persons, including roles such as secretary treasurer and minister, with names partially obscured. The text references an attorney and a deacon, implying a church or community organization appointing officials.
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Ushinet
Pretler
Toore
Me Patorsait
Ailorney-Gunerdi
Maogroarty
Nour
Daredevil Dive Saves Air Crew Over London
A pilot and two French Air Union members survived a 3000 foot dive when their aircraft stalled near London. They jumped clear before flames enveloped the damaged craft as it neared the ground. Hundreds witnessed the dramatic rescue across Tonbridge and surrounding areas.
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London
Air Union
Frentala
Tonbridge
Missing Brisbane child prompts police search in Mount Gravatt
A two year old girl named Teaglie McKee is missing from Mount Gravatt Brisbane. Police have issued alerts and say a two month old sighting near Teaglie Park is being investigated as part of the search.
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Brisbane
Fae
Vibe Mar Jefe McKee
Mount Gravatt
Enn
Teaglie Avpark
Sity
May Day Incidents Demonstrators Fined
In Contra Sumumang Court on Monday, Garfen, Aachael yoo, James Lucas, and Charles Jensen faced charges of participating in an illegal procession tied to May Day demonstrations. G-den pleaded guilty. protesters argued reforms require persistent action. Od Ayan and Latsas linked to domain protests. Jensen and others jailed for 10 days pending appeal. Donald Grant sought time to pay fines.
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Sydney
Garfen
Aachael Yoo
James Lucas
Charles Jensen
Sumumang Court Toiley
G-den
Zulky
al, McMahon
Pal
Fnvd
Latsas
Jensen
Houablon
Elentad
Donald Grant
Eskeq
No Sign of Missing Airmen in Adelaide Inquiry
Reports from Adelaide indicate no news today on Flight-Lieut Mair and Flying Officer Owen, with officials anxious for their safety. The Federal Government orders search plans by land and sea, while Grastenor heads to Wynit ham to resume efforts as weather hampers recovery. Dutch and Portuguese authorities cooperate, and hopes remain high that the aviators survived a likely forced landing.
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Adelaide
Derwin
Mair
Owen
Somra
Ant
Grastenor
Australi
Wynitham
Mons
Pic
Australian search plans eyed for missing men near north coast
Defence officials reported serious efforts to locate Moir Owen and others. Aircraft and ships were deployed along the coast from Melbourne to Darwin as searches consider using the steamer Kyogle to sweep the North Australian sea area with Col Bransmond assisting.
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Melbourne
Defence Department
Moir
Owen
Grosvenor
Jeff Darsyin
Hoirece
Mathews
Ans Wallan Acutor
Tanuz
Australia
Inc Neal
Darwin
Keith South
Col
Brnsmond
Commonwealth Loan maturing May 31 report
The Commonwealth Loan maturing May 31 shows low takeup for cash redemption totaling £36.98 by Saturday, with conversion applications about 2,855,450 and 948 applicants. Officials warn stockholders who skip conversion must wait to May to obtain the new issue, while bond redemptions remain possible at any time until maturity.
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Treasury
Navigation Act Hearing Delayed By Tarif Board
The Tarif Board sat at Parliament House and heard scattered evidence from Tasmanie and Waslet Australia. No witnesses were forthcoming, adjournment granted until June 4 in Brisbane.
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Adelatan
Tasmanie
Waslet Australia
Tarif Board
Taleur
Jone
Brisbane
Crystal Brook Triumphs In Lopsided Georgetown Match
Crystal Brook dominated Georgetown as top scorers swept the field. Notable performances included F Page and Wiikin delivering multiple goals, while R. Lauksch added a hat trick. Winners featured Page, Wiikin, Thompson, Kink, and Noort among others.
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Grystal Bronke Boal
Georgetown
Sahin
Crystal Brook
Deiie
Tealbigkers
Wi'kin
Page
Siti
Regna
Toears
R. Lauksch
Rargan
Uid
O'Loughlin
F. Page
Wiikin
Thompson
Kink
Noort
Mustauley
W. S
Grey
iBrasé
J. Nd
Muller
J. O'Shaughnesay
Metal Trades Case Opens in Arbitration
In the arbitration year, Judge Beehy presided as the metal trades case began. Employers offered testimony and exhibited a model drill to prove that unskilled workers could operate specific drilling machines.
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Melbourne
Reforms Abolished In Afghanistan Report
Afghanistan reform efforts are said to be erased as King Amamal an's main Torre retires 425 miles away. Herat falls and Habbilish' now commands 30,000 to 40,000 troops. Parisian news hints at vanished reform ideals, stock shortages hit Kaul shops, and a petrol shortage limits weapon use in Kebul. Haht railway and electricity supply reportedly improve.
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United Service
Galcurla
Mondas
Amamalan
Kendhar
Herat
Habbilish
Kebul
We Oval
Damaged Zeppelin Sabotage Themed Report
Fragmentary report notes damaged airship components during a Sunday incident. Military officials suggest failures may stem from older jammed parts and a faulty factory adjustment. Sabotage speculation arises as investigators examine the cause, while commanders defend ongoing improvements.
FIGHTING IN CHINA TENSION RISES AROUND CANTON
Report from Jong Kong states renewed Kwanzs assault on Canton with heavy gunfire heard near the city. HM SS Moi and Clanid stand by at Wushow to evacuate torpigners as Canton guides vow to resist the Kwangst advance amid intense shelling and martial atmosphere.
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Uid
Seewige
Jong Kong
Canton
Kwanzs
Srofms
Ube
Moi
Clanld
Et Wushow
Warshay Ievthere Fm
Ghides
Kwangst Winz
Boy Falls 100 Feet In Gap At Schank
A 15 year old boy named Austin Woods reportedly slipped over a lift and fell about 100 feet at Schank. He died instantly. friends carried his body to a head office with difficulty.
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Melbourne
Austin Woods
Schank
Jon
Appeal for £100,000 to support Australian travel boost
An appeal launches to raise £100,000 for Austral an National Travel Association aims to attract tourists and sustain long term backing. A grant of £270,009 is reportedly secured with expectations of further £80,000 needed, while committees assist in maintaining connections between Britain and Australia.
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Melbourne
Austral
Peel
Australia
Longin
Hacer
Austraria
Riot at Baseball Game Kills Two and Injures Dozens
A violent crush at a baseball game injured and killed multiple fans as 50 000 spectators surged toward the rail after a delayed start. Eleanor Price 47 and Joseph Carter 60 were among the victims. Police used stretchers to remove the injured. seven ambulances took victims to hospitals.
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YOOX
Pasgass
Inter
Brimstone
Tt Dessconded
ES Lougheie
Saling Tor
Rutt
Giants
Boston
Aize
Yowibu
Eleanor Price
Pho
Josep Carter
Bail Request Denied for Walter Wyke in Golan Case
Walter Wyke faced a bail hearing on April 18 as part of the Andrew James Shriglansen Golan case. The Crown Prosecutor opposed the application, noting Wyke's six years of residence in a squalid hovel and isolation from his family, who live in a clean home, and stating he had shown no communication with them. The judge refused bail.
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Melbourne
Walter Wylie
Woris
Ie Gy
Andrew James Shriglansen
Golan
Word from Sedney Mundas No Word On Location
Fragmentary late hour report from Sedney Mundas yields no word on the whereabout while local crowds shout names such as Pisal Lieut Mojr and Fiyng OMoer Owen amid unclear details.
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Pisal
Owen
Combined Pirie selectors pick team for Gladstone game
Pirie Football Association selectors last night chosen a team to play a combined Northern Areas side at Gladstone in June. The selections list players from Sturtown, Prop ty, West Adelaide and other clubs with captain W Ellis and notable names including L Telford, S Yandel, B Soult and J Durlek in the forward line. The squad is set to travel to Gladstone then meet West Adelaide the following Saturday for another selection.
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Pirie Football Association
Gladstone
Norther Areas Association
Seleghors
Gailslotte
Pirie
Mmtet
West Adelaide
Southern Cross Report On Lathorn Inquiry Interim Notes
The Southern Cross from Sydney reports the Lathorn Gross Inquiry proceeding with Mr Mammond KC noting anonymous letters about the toread ing. Witnesses discuss advice from Chalemu and the Pacific Mynt wireless helpers, while statements about delays and final approval are analyzed amid adjournment.
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Sydney
Meanny
Mammond
Tom
Wim
Maymond
Wein
Pacific
Ulm
Tme
Warner
Anderson
Squire
Damages Claimed in Dried Fruits Board Case Goes to High Court
In Adelaide on Monday Judge Napier delivered judgment in a Civil Court case brought by Frederick James against the Dried Fruits Board and others. The claim seeks £95,784 in damages for alleged unlawful acts injuring property and business of the fruit industry. The matter has been adjourned to the High Court for further consideration.
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Dried Fruits Board
High Court
Adelaide
Napier
Frederick Ieander James
Fruik
Berri
Dred Frits Board
Cass Wang
High Court of Australii
World’s Speed Record Gains With New Car
London report notes a famous milerist trio and a new car capable of 300 miles per hour. The machine aims to set a world speed record and return trips, signaling a leap in speed milestones for the era.
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London
Zapl
Maloolo
Campbell
Bnet
Atvica
Disturbing Rumors From Calcutta Reports in London
A London cable report from Calcutta notes rumors of unrest across provincial govern ments and guard measures. Reports speak of civil and military officers being guarded in public buildings while conspiracies and sabotage fears rise. A Socialist Army member claims responsibility for recent attacks and threatens further acts of violence.
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Serge
London
Calcutta
Baron Lovely
North
Amy Holl
Lahory
Motoring Fatality Near Adelaide Strikes Man
A motor car crashed on Gorge Road eighteen miles from Adelaide near dawn killing James Aitken, 32, a hairdresser of Leader Street Forrestville. Police report the vehicle struck a sulting on the roadside and the driver fled. Detectives are investigating.
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Adelaide
Aulaide
James Aitken
Hale Dresser
Leader Street
Forrest yJlee
A Cowardly Trick In Adelaide Victim Roams Widows
A Adelaide man representing himself as a son of a station manager on the West Coast pretended to seek housekeepers and advertised for work. He then asked for money to buy railway goods and disappeared. He was arrested on a charge of false pretences after one victim, a widow, grew suspicious.
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Adelaide
Jaidlaw
West Coast
Nia
Haa Leen
Vic
Todas Amcimrge
Wholesale fruit and vegetable market prices listed
Commercial news from Delaware on wholesale rail and vegetable markets. It lists Wismanne apples pears grapes oranges mandarins tomatoes beans cabbage cauliflowers and other produce with price ranges per case or per unit. Prices include cooking apples 16 cents to 40 cents per unit and grapples 10 to 5.
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Dom
South Mine Trouble Resolved and Operations Resume
The South Mine trouble is satisfactorily settled. The mine will resume operations tomorrow and employ workers who were affected by the disruption after paying a large sum of 4 to the Barcier Industrial Union.
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C. Bottische
E. Scanlon
Munior Assc
Rama
Solly Stars
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Godly
Mayers
Rovers
Morris
McDonald
Webb
D Mauscheld
Shursy
de Deer
Adam
Gordom
Springbelt
S Wertetown
J. Smith
Mgunte
Butler
Oxford
Pryor
Mosors
Ghfford
Jones
Bishop
Walker
Jimes
Stark
Sugwoot
Sir
Scary
C. Smith
Welker
Johnstone
Sibly
Chilford
Georges
Home Reservoir
Isbion
Agaif-App
Personmiel
Dive For Life
Ruitiar
Commonwealth
Navigation Act
Tariff Board
Metal Trades
NEMA
Afghanistan
China
Hawecke
Sevit
Ge'ehar A. Waters
AO Walsh W. Ellis
HL Smith
St Mark's
St. Mark’s
S'town
Loubey
Ryan Si Leahey
Rise
Etta
L. Telford Sree
Pirst- Ruck
S. Yandel
Prop
Ctrisme
S'towm
Lieut
Almin Box
Junk
Mpbell
India
Commercial
South
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