Appeal for the Poor of Pirie Aid Needed In The Recorner
An appeal urges aid for Port Pirie’s poor as winter nears. The Ladies Benevolent Society funds services helping distress cases, and B H A S Co operative Store employees donate £5 via The Recorder. Substantial subscriptions and items like clothing are requested for those in need, with acknowledgments promised.
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Port Virle
B.has
Recorder
Bel
Bungvalent Society
Mes
Wurm
Maternity Bonus Sparks Political Debate in Melbourne
The Australasian Woman's Nation League called on the Commonwealth Government to reconsider the current maternity allowance scheme. Mrs Glencross, president of the National Council of Women, warned against any interference with the present plan, labeling Mi Morefish’s claim that the allowance harmed childbearing as ridiculous.
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Melbourne
Australias’ Woman's Nation League
Sonterenos
Torin
Mra Glencross
National Gaunell of Woman Today
Mies Mi More Fish
Organiser Arrested in Union Funds Embezzlement Case
Me W Robinette arrested on embezzlement charges involving Austrian Workers Union funds between August 4, 4927 and May 25, 4948. Court heard £ 094 18/41 seized. bail set at £ 400 with two sureties of £ 50 each. State Secretary W Lundie visited Port Pirie amid funds allegations. organiser fled to Adelaide after police action.
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Wellck- Wie
Leuber
Jr P
Austrian Workers” Union
Casa
Jung
Lundie
A.W
Port Pirie
Limble
Adélaide
Yeaterday
Pirie
Aor
Pine Corporation
Port Pirie Hospital Board
A. WW. Lacey
Myh-R. Ae-A
Atganiget
Empire Exhibition Plans With United Service Preliminaries
Preliminary arrangements for the Empire Exhibition were outlined with reference to United Service notes. Messages indicate prompts for a favorable reply from Washington and Canberra. Prime Minister states a second treaty review would require months of work, with Sir John Dulters coordinating preliminary discussions and state government input.
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United Service
Ditawa
Kaplogg
Gauada
Malbourne
Bruce
Canberra
British Empire
Sydney
Jobin Dulters
Ganberrs Commission
Dong
Double Murder Shocks Armoy Sisters Gunned Down in Home
United Service reports in Dublin that armed men raided the house of James McCauley in Armoy killing two sisters during a robbery attempt. Police swarmed the area as a manhunt began. the tragedy occurred while a brother was away in the field. The sisters, though elderly, acted bravely but were killed.
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United Service
Dublin
James McCauley
Justice of the Peace
Armoy
Round
Ty Iy
Tenevo Gaval & Wala
Sydney appoints Royal Commissioner over bribery claims
Prime Minister announced Judge Sandies of Sydney has been appointed Royal Commissioner to investigate bribery allegations linked to the goheadore election. The action follows charges against commissioner appointee Mr M Bruce and references Judge Scholes of Sydney.
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Sydney
5. M. Bruce
Judge Sandies
Bydney
B. Go Mheadore
Stolen Jewellery Suspect Arrested in Melbourne
Melbourne Friday a boy of 12 years was arrested at Ballarat today on a cargo of prason ing Jewellery suspected of having bana stolen. It is followed that he has been responsible for many party robberies In Malbourne.
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Melbourne
Ballarat
Malbourne
Labor Party committee meetings set for Port Pirie and region
Two Australian Labor Party committees will meet tomorrow morning at Port Pirie Electorate Committee Rooms in We AAV El-Ten Street. Secretary W Munro notes the Senate debt issue will be discussed. A 10:30 session, led by G L Sharps, will gather at the same venue. Officials are urged to attend.
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Australian Labor Party
Pirle Yranch
We Aav
el- Ten Street
W. Munro
Séingus
Senate Deblagile
Glth Sharps
Port Pirie
Mawson Awarded German Geographical Medal in Berlin
Sir Douglas Mawson, lecturing in Berlin, received the Nachilesti Gold Medal from the German Geographical Society for Antarctic exploration efforts. The ceremony occurred during the society’s celebratory event.
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Berlin
Germanic Geographical Society
Nachilesti
Douglas’ Mawson
Salomonstown Quois Chis Open Tourney Round Four
In the Salomontown Quois' Chis open tournament, results from the third round include Allan 16, Burt 20, Brus 46, W. Auesbury 39, W. Bolte 24, with several forfeits noted. The fourth round is to be staged this afternoon at 1 PM, with players yet to complete rounds, and handicaps appearing in the standings.
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Allan
Burt
Brusfushan
W. Auesbury
W. Bolte
Ais PT. HL Tower
Kolth
P. Searman
He Pord
J.gerrard
Joe Thorntons
Butt
Bottrit
Saarman Ser- AL HL. Ford
J. Gertara
Keith
Y. G. White
Radio Programmes Improve Standards Under Wireless Dept.
Melbourne broadcasts faced criticism for poor variety and quality. Wireless authorities, led by Mr Malone, announced steps to unify Sydney and Melbourne operations, reduce programme duplication, and raise overall service levels. The department warned of potential funding or license consequences if improvements lagged.
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Melbourne
Malone
Sydney
Wold
Troll of the Igor at Austral Theatre matinee and evening
Matinee and evening show at the Austral Theatre feature a new serial The Troll of the Igor and the comedy She's a Sheik. The program stars Robu Daniels and Ava Zaldu with Marion Davies and Conrad Nagel in a Glamorous mix. A Matro Goldwyn Mayer adaptation of a Sir James Barrie work blends romance and humor with lavish scenery and a Green Willow Village setting.
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Ave Ul
Troll
Igor
Svill
Pouseals
Robu Daniels
Samera
Ava Zaldu
Shick Yasitt Ben Hamad
Babe
Clarency Bidger
Mau Sie Bates
Foreign Legion
Kiire
du Guiilly
Millig
Poller
Marion Davies
Conrad Nagel
Matro-Goldwyn
Mayer
James M. Barrie
Pharhe ‘Rossel
Nuzet
Nootor
Valentine Brown
Green Willow Village
Return of Laura Laplante at Alhambra Theatre
Alhambra Theatre presents Laura Laplante in a lively bill featuring Pingings Keepings a whimsical comedy with Lewuty and Miss Lu Piamle delivering strong character work. The other act is The Golden Web a drama of old Spain starring Mary Astor and Gilbert Roland noted for fine acting.
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Lana da May
Pirie
Lewuty
Fea
Mary Astor
Giller
Spain
Miss Astor
Gilbert Roland
Quality Pictures presents racing drama at St. Wark's Hall
Madge Hellamy stars in Very Could anical a racing sequence filmed under hazardous conditions. The production shows touring Bugzies on the Alm Of The World drive in the Sea Beenardino Range. Co stars Glen Muriter and Gaston Olas in a story about a priceless string of pasta and a perilous mountain setting.
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Mowmiates
Madge Hellamy
St. ‘Wark's Hall
Quality Pictures
Ite
Misa Bellamy
Beenardino
Tovala
Soldier settlement funding and land entitlements dispute
Melbourne on Friday reports a rift over soldier land settlement. Prime Minister Baa Yonik Mat appacenty notes a misunderstanding about caldier land entitlements. States say they undertake settlement obligations, while past losses stem from uncompleted arrangements. Commonwealth has provided 110,000,000 to states. investigations continue to determine further national aid.
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Commonwealth
Sydney
Avas
Dispute May Reach Early Settlement In Shipping Row
Melbourne reports union leaders see a path to an early settlement of the cooks dispute next week. Shipowners’ Association members were approached with a proposal to adopt a roster system. Private talks occurred this afternoon, with officials uncertain about negotiations by the union and waterside workers federation. An emergency council meeting is set for Monday to decide on next steps.
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Melbourne
Opie
Commonwealth Shipowners
Priposs
Assoltion & J
Dlapnte
sperin\feveneets
Prades Hall
oMaials
Hooks’ Union
Waterside Workers Federation
G. Cenfts
Flseiss Hs. Ettualinn
Shipowners offer modified foster system amid roster dispute
Reported on the roster crisis as shipowners present to follow a foster system with a proviso. They may select their men from the head of the row and reject any person they object to. The Anrangl Wells paid off today. the vessel will likely be renamed next week, and unresolved trouble may wind up interstate vessels except those pricing between Melbourne and Tasmania.
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Sydney
Todey
Melbourne
Tasmania
Melbourne court dismisses daughter charged in missing money case
A Melbourne judge dismissed the case after evidence showed an apparent loss of funds from a sofa and mentions of £3000 unaccounted. Prosecutors suggested further investigation by the Attorney General’s department. The daughter faced charges related to alleged theft and conversion.
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Melbourne
Pavel Dressy
Rivoden
Alan
Palmar
Imperial Agricultural Union plans farmers tour of Britain
Dominion farmers and the Imperial Agricultural Union seek to organize a 16 day zone tour of Great Britain from June 4 to August 47. Lieut. Pieter C. van B. Stewart-Yam of London spearheads the effort to assemble 130 travelers including 25 genuine farmers from each of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and 25 from smaller Dominions plus 25 women. The itinerary covers England Scotland Ireland Wales and the Channel Islands with visits to major agricultural shows and marketing discussions with British handlers.
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Howislon
Great Britan
Prince of Wales
Gol
Pieter C. van B. Stewart- Yam
London
Stalian Tours
Bellain
South
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
South Africa
Domialone
India
Newfoundland
Rhodesia
Crown Salomes
Alan
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wates
Channel
Islands
Hoyal
Great Britain
Olga
Modern Echoes Of A Colonial Ancestor Sermon Tale
A fragmentary historical note recalls a Boston era ancestor of President Coolidge, Samuel Coolidge, who preached on Queen Caroline’s death. It hints at tours and sermons shaping imperial ties with Britain and colonial references, amid muddled OCR errors and era names.
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Toston
United States
Samuel Coollidgs
Yis
Tragic Wellington House Fire Leaves Three Bodies Recovered
A cottage fire in Wellington Friday killed three residents as a neighbor recalled a blaze raging in the kitchen range. Winds fanned the flames and debris trapped victims, with authorities reporting others still buried and a family member unable to reach the burning home. Charles Parnell and a girl reportedly tried to escape but were cut off.
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Charles Parnell
Polar Flight Report From Gen Nobile Amid Polar Crossing
London dated dispatch cites Gen Nobile sending a wireless message from the airship reaching the North Pole shortly after midnight. He notes the airship's progress above fog and ice crusts, drifting near the 251 meridian, with winds hindering speed and no major damage reported.
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London
Nobile
Pate
Vesity
Nobile Lalimard
Victor Emonuel
Astyy
Mussolini
Pope
Helaw
White
Advaise
Anda
Murder Charge Arises From Port Melbourne Shooting Case
In Melbourne early today a man tried to force his way to his wife at Clarke Street Port Melbourne firing a revolver near a wall. two men were arrested and remanded. Bishon 27 charged with shooting at Bengst Ati Ngan with intent to murder and with possessing an unregistered revolver. Tim O Connell remanded on vagrancy and murder related charges. Mrs Nariti Cook a nurse charged with trial. Richard Hart a barman also charged. Coroner says Miss Thom underwent a legal operation.
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Melbourne
Jenest Millon
Clarke Street
Port Melbourne
Bela
Paige Inior
Capel
Whemae Hishon
Bengst Ati Ngan
Bishon
Timothy O'Connell
Wes
Nariti Cook
Anrse
Ged
Tchard Hart
Seas
Zerral
Miss Thom
Poster Ball Fete Planned For St Barnabas Fund Drive
Preparations are in hand for a poster and fancy dress ball to raise funds for St Barnabas. The event will be held on May 30 at 31 Pauls Purl Mall with many dancers in unique costumes. Special effort will go into decorative effects and poster costume prizes donated by local businesses. A large committee leads the drive, with judging by Dy. The lively interest from fans promises a successful turnout.
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St. Barnabes
Chorey
Paul's
Purl Mall
Hess
Clacks* ‘Ltd
John Martin & Go
Bnodesian Fup
Glutterbuck Bros
Bunyip Soap Co
D. J. McDougally Toweller
H. &. Rogers, Jewellers
Rosetla Preserving and Manufacturing + Co
Gurton Tyre
Wood Sons Ltd
Lager
Gordonras
Burford
Prizad
T Jnostone
Shoplifter Convicted at City Court in Melbourne
Elisabeth Belay Wails, 55, a Melbourne resident with two children and several grandchildren, was found guilty of shoplifting at City Court. The value of the goods was small. The magistrate imposed two months imprisonment but suspended the sentence on condition of entering into a bond to do good behavior.
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Melbourne
Elisabeth Wails
Severad Srundchildesr
Tadag
Mer
Sensonce
Rough Treatment Alleged in Melbourne Incident
Melbourne report alleges Willam James aud was struck and head split with hawteuts by a man named hay. He claims the attack occurred after a dispute with a local driver. police deny the allegations and no charges are reported.
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Melbourne
Willam James Aud
South Melbourme
Norse aviators Welcomed Upon Polar Flight Return
Wilkins and Amundsen era, Oslo reception by Norwegian Geographical Society president. Flight from Bergen to the North Pole celebrated with cheers at Grand Hotel. Captain Amundsen hosted at home. chaplain Amundsen elected president of the new Narwesan Aero Club and awarded the gold medal.
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Norway
United
Oslo
Thuesdas
Fapl
Wilkids
Bileoa
Gorosk
North Pole
Bergen
Norwegian Geographical Society
Thain
Ino Grand Hotel
Rover Sunts
David Amundsen
Chaplain Amundsen
Narwesan Aero Club
Flight to Australia Aims for Dirigible Passenger Service
Bert Campbell, an Australian, plans a secret dirigible flight to Australia at the end of Italy's passenger service. The airship, modeled after Gen Noble, will carry four crew and cruise at 45 to 50 miles per hour. Campbell says the venture demonstrates consumer value in dirigible travel between Britain and Australia, with a £40,000 London offer for a passage. He targets Barwin in 22 days.
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United Service
London
Bert Campbell
Austraa
Taly Jn
Spencer and Sons
Highbury
Iy Campbell
Daily Mall
Noble
Australia
Jin
Barwin
Mr Kugelman to visit Port Pirie and Jamestown hotels
Mr Kugelman, consulting verbal practitioner, will visit Port Pirie at the Barrier Hotel next Wednesday morning May 30 from 9 to 12. Full particulars appear in a nine page advertisement. He will also be at the Globe Hotel Jamestown on Tuesday afternoon May 28 from 3 to 3.30 p.m.
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H. BE. Kugelman
Port Pirie
Barrier Hotel
Kugelman
Globe Hotel
Jamestown
Tour group faces price study and travel plans
A fragmentary report notes a price discussion by a storm committee and the need to arrange travel to London, with the tour ending on August 17. It also mentions no formal body yet formed to organize the tours.
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London
Voramitien
Helmey
Orgenise
Shrine of Remembrance fund reaches 140500 pounds
Melbourne fundraiser for the Shrine of Remembrance has raised a total of 140,500 pounds. Calls continue for further donations to support construction and related memorial activities.
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Melbourne
Nemembrance
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Dawada
Judge Scholes
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Sir Douglas Mawson
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Wireless Department
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Laura Laplante
Tonigut
America
Ewipownere
Dominion Farmers
Imperial Agricultural Union
MR. Coolidge
University of Oxford
Newe Zealand
David Tuga
Trumble
Yale College
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Princess of Wales
Fuchmond
Chéstentes
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Burihing House
Wellington N
Mr. Waller
Aarby
Baening House
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Gen. Nobile
Vatacian
ST. Barnabas
MR. Kugelman
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