Smuggled Chinese and heavy fines in port case
A Port Adelaide court hears a case involving smuggled Chinese on the steamer Manor. Fines total £1090 with costs. authorities consider deportation and possible federal action. Officials cite a suspected conspiracy to smuggle as cargo was found with food remains and fumigation occurred.
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Apelaise
Munday
Meare Maconald
Handliou and Company
Petiion
WU. Bay
Uct Adviatths
Polo Court
Euilty Pavia
Commonwealth
Halcutite
Burford
Gustums Department
Port Adelaide
Minora
Hurford
Tray
Federal Executive Council
Mus
Gu Orennived
Man Found Hanged in Shed Near Leeton
Sydney authorities report Archibeld McMlister, 43, of Leeton, was found hanged in a shed after asking his brother-in-law for a gun and disappearing after breakfast. A rope and the wrin were noted. the death appears linked to his mounting despondency.
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Sydney
Archibeld McMlister
Leeton
McMlister
Mount Ine thet Developments Noted in Brisbane Dispatch
A Brisbane report from Rich Silver-Lead Field notes ongoing developments around Mount Ine thet with a wide measure of 20 Het. The note marks continued activity and local interest in the evolving situation.
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Brisbane
Union carries wage dispute to federal secretary
At a meeting in Adelaide the Carters and Delvers Union decided to have Secretary Fox Intyre write to the federal secretary Cheney to serve a new claim and invite striking players to act immediately. The decision follows a one shilling wage cut approved in a quarterly adjustment opposed by McIntyre as a strong stance by his group.
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Adelaide
Carters and
Delvers’ Union
Po Adelaide
Fox Intyre
Cheney
Fin
Claine
McIntyre
New Zealand Railwaymen in Discontent Across Dominion
Unrest spreads among Wellington and Christchurch rail workers with talks of forming a union in Christchurch and calls to recall the executive in Wellington. A weeklong strike action by the executive has drawn sharp criticism as tensions rise nationwide.
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Wellington
Chitthen
Christchurch
Weilingtuntina
Trouble threatened on Irish railways
Dublin conference attendees warn of a June 5 labor action by railway and administrative staff. Companies’ responses to wage and salary demands remain unsettled as a broader strike looms over disruptions to service and operations.
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Reuter
London
Murmias
Vlurl Val
Dublin
Tvir
Uncertain Delegates Shape Democratic National Convention
United States report notes 108 delegates elected for the June 26 Democratic National Convention in New York with 257 pledged to McAdoo, 123 to Governor Smith, 24 to Senator Underwood, 542 unpledged, and 202 yet to be chosen. factions fear dark horse candidates, while a push for liberal planks on prohibition,KKK, and women’s rights gains momentum with the National League of Women Voters urging platforms to support world court participation and merit-based public appointments.
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sAustralian Press
Washington
New York
McAdoo
Smith
Underwood
Tiecthieds
Tins
Moesers
Sauitl
National League of Women Voters
World Court
Promytemai
Federa
Protecton Ut Ehudrensis
Wyrallah Case Suspends Captain Bracken in Wyrallay Wreck
In Melbourne Marine Court the master of the Wyrallay, Captain Bracken, had his certificate suspended for two years due to faulty seaworthiness after the Wyrallah steamer wreck near Port Phillip Heads. Captain Watsum of the Dilkera was fined for failing to render aid to the wrecked Wyrallan’s crew and passengers.
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Melbouhne
Mendy
Marine Court
Bracken
Watsum
Port Philjry
Fine Pirie Institute concert aids St Mark's Guild debt
An excellent concert at the Pirie Institute Hall last night supported St Mark's Guild Church debt. Visiting artists and local talent provided a well received program with solos, duets, choruses, and a dance display, featuring Cyril Sparrow, Pearl Palmer, Miss Clare Rodgers, and others.
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Pirie Institute
St. Mark's Guild
Piriu
Yinu
Cyril K. Sparrow
Pearl Palmer
St. John's
St Anthony’s
Philadelphia
Clare Rodgers
Kevptian
Linu
Tuller
Una Pickhaver
Caulfeild Bartun
Robgsheim Criti
Mise de Fitzgerald
Danny Tuy
L-T.c.l
Una Ata
Jadine
Tto
St. Mack's
Smuts Visit Prompts South Africa Labor split
Austral Press reports General Smuts visiting King William’s Town where he urges unity and accuses a Labour party fraction of opposing Creswick as expulsion roils Denver race. Nation faces debate on ties to Britain and policy directions amid the Boer War legacy.
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Austral Press
Assa
Cabe Town
Mondaz
Smuts
King —W'ilumut
Britain
General Smuts
Brest
Rhadel
South Africa
Tangy Dn Iu
Labur
Mr. Creswick
Denver
Football Auctions At Broken Hill Uproar Over Umpire
A disruption followed a Saturday football match at Broken Hill as spectators attacked umpire T A Wilson and struck other officials. Police and club members intervened, with further disciplinary action slated by the Football Association against several South Australian players for rough play and insulting conduct.
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Broken Hill
West
Naval
T A Wison
Tang Wilson
Oval
Ehe
Crowi
Siueter
Wilsin
Shy
Ale Pane
Amuah
Hunter
Sien
Toome
Football Association
Rapairs
Wilson
T Fyerruss
Norwood and Torrens Match Marred by Injury and Protest
West Torrens protest against Norwood at a league game sparks talk of a special meeting. A Norwood player admits a boundary umpire waved a mark, while Torrens claim a goal was counted incorrectly. Norwood’s Kern is injured, hospitalized with a fractured ankle and wrist injuries follow.
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Moras
West Torrens
Alsoouste
Norwood
Fred
Howe
Daly
Poe
Walt
Acta
Govord Gael Prytest
Forores
Nurwudd Coytera Ug
Mulen Agulte
Witate Hospital
Weuden
News to Rescue. The Mercury Gets Monday Issue Back
The News in Ho Bart produced Monday morning's Mercury after a Saturday night fire disabled its faculties. The News Proprietary has been warmly commended for rescuing The Mercury during the outage.
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Humaut
the News
Hobart
the Mercury
Railways Accounts Spark Denials from Ex Premier
Premier Gann and Mr. Jelley clash over railway accounts with Sir Henry Barwell and Mr. Hague delivering indignant denials. The dispute centers on altered revenue and expenditure figures for 1923 and the impact on the year’s budget. The Railway Commissioner’s figures allegedly showed original estimates before changes in July, September, and October 1923.
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Adelaide
Jelley
Gann
Henry Barwell
Mr. Hague
Barwell
Henry
Tremohr
Treasury
Gunn
Tigre
Rallway
Barwell Denounces Finance Claims In Largs Bay Speech
Sir Henry Barwell challenged statements by Mr Jolley and Mr Hague on Treasury finances. He argued the Treasury was not empty when Labor took power on April 16 and disputed claims the year’s expenditures exhausted funds. Barwell contended deficits and railway accounting accusations were misleading and that departmental estimates are adjusted to balance ledgers.
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Largs Bay
Henry Barwell
Jolley
Javor
Hutayirl
Jelley
Dabur
Henry
Hague
Anu
Butt
Victorian Crisis Election Plans in Melbourne
Premier Sir Alexander Ps york announces dissolution for May with polls starting May 1. Creswick writs due June 3, nomination June 4, polling June 26, return July 8. A likely assembly date and coalition notional support loom while the Labor party faces a strike issue and ex-police officers join.
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Melboline
Alexander Ps
York
Legislative Assembly
Creswick
Wirhiavent
Guy
Iturston
Sposition
Vbur Tet
Chapman resignation questioned amid health issues
Mr Chapman Melbourne Monday reports indicate he resigned as minister due to ill health. Dr Page, treasurer, was questioned, and there is no further information on the resignation at this time.
Resignation Accepted in Sydney Amid Cabinet Shuffle
Prime Minister Truce Penight accepts Mr Chapman’s resignation. Mr Pratten is a likely candidate for the vacancy. Chapman, 60, was elected to New South Wales Legislative Assembly for Braid Wood, later serving in Federal Parliament. He remains a prominent advocate for his constituency despite retirement.
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Sydney
Truce Penight
Chapmagt
Pratten
Chapman
Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
Braid, Wood
PSI
Newae
Races at Laide List of Acceptances for Birthday Carnival
A list of accepted entries for the Laide Birthday Carnival race day on a Monday. Included are horse names with betting figures, such as Minehlab Pistulater 4.2, Thomond 41, Remarquer 10.7, Prince Seal 9.0, Dimensional odds and many more entries with various numerical figures.
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AJLC
Jambary
Minehlab Pistulater
Thomond
Luxon
Remarquer
Chop
Goldenform
Link
Sou
Peace Dove
Spinifex Viz
Earl Abwyne
Simon Ciwillo
Vitalie
Gorla King
Rau- Qiart
Alarm King
Charming
Lome Rock
Prince Seal
Migration Scheme Aimed At Free Child Travel
Bruce spoke at a luncheon about a new migration plan offering free travel for children under 12 and half fare for those aged 1 to 46. The scheme would fund colonization efforts in Britain, with Australian-born citizens given land settlement access, but critics say the 44,000 settler target at £4090 per settler is financially impossible and requires British, federal, and state cooperation.
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Sydney
Pete Mindater
Snc
Bruce
Iivh
United Kingdom
Britiut
Peder
Ballot Box Scandal Sparks Fresh Inquiry
Messrs J Hatmap and M Kenurall two members of the federal executive of the ALP have arrived to conduct a fresh inquiry into the ballot box scandals opening on Wednesday. Mr W Robinette A W U Organ istry leaves for Adelaide this morning to attend noting of the Smelters case in the Arbitration Court on Wednesday.
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Sydney
J. Hatmap
M. Kenurall
ALP
W. Robinette
A.W.U
Adélaide
Arbitration Court
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