Railway clash over Broken Hill trade woes in Port Pirie meeting
The meeting chaired by Mayor C A Degen fardt examined the Sydney to Broken Hill rail line impact on Port Pirie and South Australia trade. Leaders highlighted losses of up to 75 tons weekly, rising unemployment, and calls for government action to retain Barrier trade and improve Redhill Port Augusta freight links.
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Hermil
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C.A. Degenfardt
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Patrol Imports Discussed in Sydney Conference
In Sydney on Friday a conference urged support for extending state authorities to act as agents for the commonwealth. The discussion focused on widening the powers available to federal authorities and the desirability of this arrangement.
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Sydney
Commonwealth
Death sentence commuted to life imprisonment in murder case
A prisoner initially sentenced to death was commuted to life imprisonment after a cabinet decision. The individual, once condemned for murder, faced release but the cabinet ordered continued confinement in prison. The ruling marks a drastic change from execution to lifelong imprisonment.
Fire destroys drill room in Melbourne street
A morning fire in Melbourne destroyed a drill room on William Street. Fire brigade saved military honors and memorabilia but the room suffered extensive damage. Estimated loss about £4,000, with cause thought to be carelessly discarded cigarette.
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Melbourne
William Street
Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices from Adelaide
Friday rates show Apple 42/6 per case for eating, Grapes Malagas and Muscatets at 37 and 0/ respectively, Oranges Navels 13/ to 14/ per case, Mandarins 18/ to 20/ per case, Tomatoes 44/ to 46/ per nano, Cabbages 4/ each or 2 dozen, Cauliflowers 4/ to 6/ per dozen, Peas 10/ to 18/ per bushel.
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Adelaide
Metal Market Quotes From London Exchange May Three
Advices to Australian Mines and Metals Association and London Metal Exchange show copper and metal prices moving with falls and rises. Copper ingots and electrolytic products traded lower or higher for spot and forward shipments while silver and lead futures reflect declines and modest gains.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals Association
London Metal Exchange
Mide
Magpies Team Roster Highlights Local Matches
A list shows Magpies players for a match including Williams, Henry, Coleman, Downey, McGookly, King, Fraser, Williams, Davies, A N Other, Barnes with reserves Woodroffe and HM. It references travel on the Broken Hill Sydney line and compares fares with the Broken Hill Adelaide route, noting broader South Australian trade interests and holiday spending patterns. It discusses economic links and a community appeal to support local stakeholders.
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Y. Novere
Wiliams
Henry
Coleman
Downey
McGookly
King
Fraser
Davies
A. N. Other
Barnes
Reserves
Woodroffe
Broken Hill
Sydney
Adelaide
Broken Wit
South Australia
Broken Mill
Sunhay
South Aquirena
O'Halloran
Pirle
City Handicap Racing Rumors and Lineups
A scrambled racing page outlines entries and alleged lineups for City Handicap events, naming horses such as Kensington Steeplechase contenders, Park Stakes runners, and Toorak Welter participants. It lists riders and clubs like St. Mark's and Purpoct Gy an, with noted emergencies and substitutions amid a chaotic OCR.
Moonee Valley racing card muddled with garbled names
The page shows a disrupted racing schedule at Moonee Valley with misread club names, event references, and handicap labels. It lists horses or drivers such as Sir Righteous and George William alongside uncertain venues like Mt Alexandra and Willowya, but OCR errors obscure clear results or full entries.
Balmnat Mineral Club Race Day in Cold Showers
Ballarat Miners meet in Melbourne style card with a maiden plate. NOWNY BACK led early before 712 Sundered and Laity tisha contended. Hoary Bage trailed as Marshfield faded. Won by eight lengths in 410, with SANMORE and Outlaw also prominent in wide field. Northern Wreas Association notes forecasted clashes at Crystal Brook and Gladstone with teams listed and lineups set for Monday planning.
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Laity Tisha
Marshfield
Weinn Tjolon
No Headway in Timber Dispute Over Proposed Retirement Terms
In timber negotiations My Jock Quideo was cited as failing to reach an accord on retirement terms. The Disputes Board proposed an independent inquiry into industry conditions while pledging to resume talks under the current award. Courts and industry officials weighed the implications of potential suspensions and supply restrictions amid protests and ongoing discussions.
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Jock Quideo
Runmstan
Alcock
Tiber
Pendin
Aloe
Stiguntoes
Gourt
Carpenters Ang Joltrera
A Brilliant Coit. Ves Strehom Leaves For Melbourne
A concise report notes that Strephom departs for Melbourne on Friday seeking racing glory. The brief mentions the ERE event and a notable Ascot Gold Cap reference, highlighting anticipation around the journey and competition.
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Melbourne
Frida
Ascot
Kookaburra Victims Transport to North Australia
A motor truck carried the bodies of Flight Lieutenant Anderton and Mr B to a railhead near Mile End, Adelaide. The 14 40-gallon water drums and convoy details were arranged for the long overland journey to Rumbo Ara then Alice Springs, with Coffins donated by Pongilly and Knabe. Covert operations by Thorneycroft personnel coordinated the departure and route.
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Comine
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Mesars F. Notte
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Thorneytrofis
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George Murray
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Knabe
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Welst
Arbitration Court A Sort of Stadiue In Melbourne
The Australian arbitration court debate during the Australian Women's National League conference in Melbourne focused on the Arbitration Court. McParian, the State Attorney General, spoke about reform, noting little progress beyond a basic form of arbitration where employees and employers clashed. The proposed repeal of the Conciliation and Registration Act loomed as a major point.
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Melbourne
Atformer- General
Mr McParian
Natonal League
McParkin
State Interp Melbourne Ends State Control Debate
The Bio League Conference today passed a motion criticizing heavy State control and interference. It argues expansion of state power harms independence and undermines private enterprise, urging self reliance and a focus on hampered industries.
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Melbourne
Oride
Hit and Run Motorist Injures Council Official in Melbourne
A Melbourne council official was injured in a Friday hit and run. Details are limited as the report provides fragmentary OCR text, noting the incident occurred near a street scene this morning and mentions Cetrece Cabernet. Further specifics on names and exact location are unclear.
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Melbourne
Struggle For Throne in Afghanistan Fades
United Service reports in Peshawar that ex King Aman ullah has abandoned his bid for the Afghan throne as fighting between Amanullah forces and rebel leader Sakkao dwindles. Observers cite Amanullah deserters and shifting loyalties within the royal camp as weakening the confrontation. The presumed withdrawal suggests resignation remains unlikely despite sparse frontline news.
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United Service
Peshawar
Amanullah
Sakkao
Amanilah
Cutta
Alpha
Geen i Wnistan
Saurius
Amanullah Aried Ineire
Chamen
Bag-snatchers Foiled On Adelaide Street
A young woman employed by W Silver and Coy Ltd was stopped near the Bank of Australasia in Adelaide while carrying £100 to the Bank of Adelaide King William Street. She struck one assailant with a clenched fist, the two men fled, police investigate the incident.
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Adelaide
W Silver and Coy, Ltd
Bank of Adelaide
Southern Cross Libel Case In Sydney Concludes
In Sydney on Friday key words were struck from the declaration in the libel action filed by Squadron Leader Kingsford Smith and Flight Lieutenant Ulm. The case concerns pending libel claims and the decision was reserved after closure of proceedings.
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Sydney
Kingsford Smith
Flight-Lienst CT Ulm
Pendine
Award Offered for Glens Cut Controversy Details
Mr Walter Masia chairs the Roped Commission and states that a government award valued at £10,000 will be issued by Austre am Gime Tried in a bid to resolve the Glens cut dispute. The report notes the proposal and related political maneuvering.
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Walter Masia
Austre‘am Gime
Glens
Secretary of Defence inquiry costs met raft supply
The inquiry into the raft supply firm raft Supply Proprietary Limited reached its costs target as the secretary of defence announced the matter was funded. The report notes the mount involved was slightly over 200, signaling a modest excess over initial estimates.
Altered Wickets at Lords Stir Cricket Circles
Lords faces scrutiny after H Gilbert of Worcestershire took five for 38 and reports allege Marylebone Club prepared poor wickets to aid a quick-breaking pitch, sparking debate over fair wickets and tour advantages.
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Amersday
Lords
Marylebone Club
H. Gilbert
Worcestershire
Benevolent Society Thanks Donors For Aid To Families
On Monday and Friday the Ladies Benevolent Society held a service in aid of Southport, with a total collection reaching A 8 2. gratitude was extended for the generous assistance from local residents, workers, and businesses including Maskell, Symonds Bros, Easton’s Assistants, and many individuals who contributed wood parcels and other items.
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Asaltanty
Bosomwoorth’s Assiatanta
SIM
Symonds Broa
H. Green
Easton’s Assintanta
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