Gawler Meeting Sporting Notes Preview
Racing notes detail Friday Gawler meeting with entries across novice races, cups, trials and handicaps. Notable horses include St Brook, Miss Johnfin, Lady Capella, Torluck, Green Gift, Marshal, Unification, Flying Two, Taslan Plaidie and Aurie Anton with Medhurst riding Water Pistol. Selections crown likely contenders and jockeys for multiple events.
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Johnole
Lutler
Gloria Vod
Txror
Balaklava
Vapelia
Getta
Stardrift
Morpheusville
Princescre
Phidias
Orcades
Torluck
Balaklays
Mellurian
Thiréme
Royal Lass
Ramaren
Medhurst
Diller
Marshal
Traliress
Seultor
Dasily
Miss Two
Compradore
Vandie
Cheltenhags
Aurie Antonie
Rim & Errat
Rose Bran
Bendigo Races Second Day Program Details
The Argus reports Bendigo Victoria racing results from the second day with multiple races. Notable entries include Gringo Kali Irooy Diber and Suaza in the Trial Handicap over furlongs, with Gringa Kali and Tony Eirby among notable finishers. Additional contenders include Breasepaint Black Duchess and Menander in various events, with results and weights listed.
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Gringo
Kali
Irooy
Diber
Suaza
Golden Swan
Beijing
Bin
Gringa
Tony
Eirby
Menander
Coburg case kicks to death in Melbourne court
In Melbourne's Criminal Court four Coburg youths face murder or manslaughter charges in the death of 16 year old Arthur Head. Witnesses describe severe beating as Head walked home from a church fete on March 26. Accused include Allan Ward Ralph Fuller Richard Jack and Lisle Lewis. The court adjourned after defence evidence and prosecution argument.
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Melbourne
Arthur Head
Coburg
Allan Ward
I Ralph Fuller
Richard Jack
Lisle Lewis
Williasy
Ward
Mailbag Robbery Report From Melbourne
Melbourne police seized notes worth £100 deposited with business people after a Sydney message claimed 414 Co notes from a £10,000 mailbag robbery were sent to Melbourne. The note portion not recovered was believed to remain with the culprits.
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Melbourne
Mewurne
Sydney
Romanian King Carol Gives Newspaper Interview On Reconciliation
London report notes King Carol of Romania granted a newspaper interview to clarify his stance amid rumors of marital strife. He rejects plans for a dictatorship and opposes publicity around his marriage. Queen Helen’s reconciliation seems unlikely given the queen’s stance.
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United Service
London
Carol of
Romania
Helen
Shortage of Clergymen Threatens Parishes in England
Cained Servier reports the church in England faces a mass reconstruction plan to redistribute parish priests and close many churches. The reform aims to extend lay preaching and reduce clerical staffing, risking long-term imbalances in underserviced areas and potential parish closures.
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Servier
London
England
Ull
International Wheat Quotas Debate At Conference
Washington observers say no country will yield to Russia's proposal on quotas. The export outlook shows higher totals than last year with analysts noting U S exports near 35,000,000 bushels and phrasing hints at government stance. Horse racing results included with stakes and entrants listed.
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United Service
Wasilngton
Weittiscity
Statisteat
Government Service
Js Ames
Ett Canaula
Exbriet
Holt
Stalus
Russe
Ini
Se Sae
Matthews Reflections At Williamstown Meeting
Williamstown notes show Matthews selections for Saturdays town meeting events. Juvenile and first division races list entrants such as Arcadius Dark Dawn Flying Crow Mette Star and King Mart with scores or placings, plus Geome Willem Rakwoot and other noted horses in various heats and handicaps.
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King Mart
Romany Rye
Sir Roy
Weller
Tamninai Land of Nod
Carol King J
Welter
Melesus
Beau Claire
Mhalaki
Gellibrand
Green Wave
Blemantic
Doradus
Edwards Appeal Before High Court in Melbourne
The High Court heard an appeal by Avert Augustine Edwards, a former South Australian House of Assembly member and Labor figure, challenging a sentence for an alleged unnatural offence. The crown alleges corroboration issues with a police inspector’s testimony, and the court reserved its decision after considering whether the jury correctly weighed uncorroborated main evidence.
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Atelbourne
High Court
Avert Augustine Edwards
Mer
South Australian
House of Assembly
Adelie 45Ty Council
West Adelaide
Labor Paths
Yresiieu
Edweards
Kati
Riwankaven
Elweeds
Sie Tune
Muay
Smith Abd
Edwards
Anil
Rey
Fbiyards
Austral
Absence Sinks Labor Motion on Elections Law
The State Labor Government faced a defeat on a motion to amend the elections law as ministers were absent. The division ended 21 to 20 in favor of the Opposition. Premier BR. dy jHegan later reprimanded several government members for their late appearance.
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Melbourne
Yn Menorars
Labor
Webber
Lave
Jmerning Ihey
iMr
Dy jHegan
Unclaimed funds in Melbourne liquidations court action
In Melbourne the B A W R A liquidation case sees £33 713 unclaimed with £38 747 remaining unclaimed in the association's hands. The court ordered distribution to creditors but only a portion of 2 800 letters sent to recipients were returned or acknowledged. Adjourned as officials seek payment receipts and clarification.
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Melbourne
Phair
Tndag Apligd
Banen
Association
Ciimets
Elahitul Orowers
Cimiates Tepreseniiie
Bantamweight bout sparks controversy at crowded venue
Boxing match between white and colored bantamweights in London draws heated debate as authorities bar championship for mixed race contest. Baldock’s suspension and a near six foot fighter loom, while supporters condemn late arrangements that canceled presumed title clash on Amelia 1st year.
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United Service London
International Disarmament Talks Backed by Major Powers
In Geneva on behalf of Britain Canada and New Zealand Arthur Henderson deposited ratifications with the League of Nations for arbitration. France followed with M Briand while Signor Grand signaled Italy would act later. A telegram from Mr Ramsay McDonald supporting Henderson for Disarmament Conference chair was welcomed. Separately London fashion week featured large fur bead necklaces as a trend.
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United Service
Geneva
Arthur Henderson
Brita
Canada
New Zealand
League Couner
Geeta Ai
M. Briand
France
Signor
Grand
Italy
Wkewine
Namsay
McDonald
Senate disallows new transport rules in Canberra clash
The Senate in Canberra today rejected the latest Government transport regulations under the Transport Workers Act by 19 votes to 6. Senator Sir George Pearce blamed incitement by Attorney General Brennan for a Melbourne waterfront disturbance.
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Canberra
Senae
Transport Workers’ Act
Melbourne
George Pearce
Atorney
Brennan
Wheat yield for season 1920-31 in Sydney
Final returns of the wheat harvest for 1920-31 show a total yield of 65,811,000 bushels. The figure compares with a record of 74,700,000 bushels in the previous season, reflecting the government statistics released on Thursday in Sydney.
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Sydney
NSW Transport Board Sets Passenger and Goods Vehicle Fees
NSW Legislative Assembly reads into law a bill granting the Transport Board power to license public motor vehicles and levy fees. The board may charge one penny per mile per passenger and three pence per ton on vehicle weight, with a maximum load specified, for vehicles competing with trams or trains. The board operates under ministerial guidance from the Minister of Transport.
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Sydney
Tiv
Legislative Assembly Tofay
Forces United Melbourne Agreement Aimed at Federal Election
A fragmented text notes unity between groups in Melbourne with a supposed federal government accord. It mentions a Working Arrangement involving parties and local shire discussions ahead of the federal election, with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases. No clear names or dates are identifiable.
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Melbourne
Ania
Gealrad
Country Party
Agre
Australa
Horry
Non-Party Conference Debate in Canberra Echoes
In Canberra the non party conference discussion drew replies from Thurst DW the Hots and Mr J WL Lyons. They questioned if Scullin Wal's party aid would help the economy and warned oppositionists are opposed to the base of talks. Dr Earle Page, Country Party leader, urged restraint and noted government direction while criticizing Scullin's stance.
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Canberra
Thurst
Representationg
J. WL Lyons
Scullin
Earle Page
Weliil
Country Party
Seullin
Thal
Anticipated Election Sparks Hazy Adelaide Remarks
In Adelaide Thyeslee comments on the announced election process. Me P Howard, secretary of the Trades council, stated Lone and Formittes had not yet taken any action. There is belief no likely opposition at the party election.
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Adelaide
Thyeslee
South Australia
Me P. Howard
Nf Phi
Hiker Gounelt
Formittes
Japanese Arrests and Suspected Communist Links Reported
Police announce arrests tied to fuel and revolutionary activity. Authorities claim Russian connections with Communist networks have been purged, noting ongoing efforts to root out subversive influence. The report cites a wave of detentions, identifies new suspects, and outlines the crackdown as part of national security measures.
Woman Pickpocket Goaded in Melbourne Court
A City Court heard that Alice Smith allegedly carried a baby to shield her while robbing parkers and handbassist victims in safety zones. She was charged with loitering in a public place between April 4 and May 44 and sentenced to six months in prison.
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Melbourne
Thursty
Alice Smith
X Deterse
Smith
FISTS IN PLAY AT MELBOURNE WHARF
On Melbourne Wharf a brawl broke out between unions and nonunion workers as volunteers and police intervened. About 300 unionists attacked stevedores on the Manunda, while a retreating reinforcements clash ended after 25 patrol officers arrived.
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Melbourne Wharf
Melbourne
Sellimiere
Port Adelaide Waterfront Regulations To Start Tomorrow
In Port Adelaide on Thursday new rules will take effect on the waterfront. Watersiders were paged on three sites with volunteers. Four wings of watersiders prepared to march in the afternoon. The interstate motor ship Mundal and another vessel moved along. plans indicate eligibility arising tomorrow.
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Adelaide
Port Adelade
Aladdin Cave and the Wy panty Interor Riches Tale
A transcription of a sensational piece recounts a so called Aladdin Cave and a Wy panty Interor where vast wealth is said to lie. Dr Herbert Maseanw, famed explorer, asserts mighty hoards await in Central Australia.
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Awel-Vine
Herbert Maseanw
Panty
Willy
Gald
Hsin Muni
Telay
de Badedow
Central
Australia
Hove
Allee Springs
Jasperbie Axined
Rae
Rumahau
Maine
Fight for Mate's Life in London Trial
Report covers William Wallace of the United Service in Lindon facing a Monday hearing over a conviction for moving, with key testimony about a fire incident at Liverpont. The jury found him not guilty after presenting evidence among employees, while defense costs and savings noted as part of the trial.
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Kiarothe Niellinger
Mura
Unitea
Lindon
Wilhaw
Roth
Liverpont
Serine
Unlicensed Buses Fined In Auburn Firm Case
Fines totaling EGR were imposed on Rupert Mulane and Nanle Kerby, partners in Hien way Motors of Auburn, for operating unlicensed motor buses in contravention of the Omnibus Act, 1928. The penalties were the heaviest ever imposed by the Mietelet Court.
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Melbourne
Rupert Mulane
Nanle Kerby
Hienway Motors
Auburn
Mietelet
Barrier Mines Losses On Operations Reported
In Sydney and Broken Hill reports the Broken Hill Proprietary Co. showing large losses, with liquidation and impairment charges touching the State Labor Party issues. The annual accounts reveal write offs for maintenance and distribution costs, while directors caution on metal market trends before resuming mine operations. A final dividend is not recommended. a shareholder meeting is planned toward midyear.
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Sydney
Broken Hill
Thursdy
Broken Mill
Federal Labor Party
D. R. Hall
State Labor Party
J. J
Aimtzie
Vie
Helna
Ine Zine Porparn Fon
Mort
Fakissty
Austeslan
Wage changes in Queensland court decision noted
A court ruling in Queensland sets wage levels for adult females at 8 to 314 pounds weekly, with specific rates from 44 pounds 6 shillings to 4 pounds 19 shillings. Justice Welsh remarks on deductions and costs, while the case discusses impacts on living standards and mood.
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Unisbane
Tharsis
Felladvedt
Queensland
Justice Welsh
Melbourne City Loan Initiative at Melrose Proceeding
The article notes a Melbourne City loan plan tied to Melrose with details on subscription and terms. It mentions a £626,000 figure and a stated date in 1980, describing a town meeting to discuss investor options and a potential eight year term.
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Melrose
Tharsiay
Well Chateman
Mylrea Palityn Bary
Shay
Neohior
Arran
Tie Fluathet Conversation Inn
German Expedition Finds Eskimo Settlement In Marshy Greenland
In Berlin a belligerent report states the German Geographical Exploration Expedition led by Professor Wegener has uncovered a marshy Eskimo settlement on Greenland. The discovery adds to mounting evidence of early Arctic exploration and maps emerging from the expedition amid harsh winter conditions.
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United Service
Berlin
Wednysdtay
Wegener
Greenland
Resone
Adelaine and May 20 Questions in Local Milling Context
Fragmented OCR shows commercial notes and pricing lines for commodities and schedules. Mentions Adelaine Theis, Austeatlin Wines, Layee and various price notations like 76 dollars and 105 dollars. Some lines reference months, futures, shelter spots, and standard measures though details are unclear.
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Nike
Onnne
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