Government metal industry appeal upheld in Adelaide court
In the State Industrial Court Deputy President Hewitson delivered judgment on an appeal against part of the Government metal industry assistants board 1922 determination. The court dismissed the appeal and sent back to the board to consider a new determination, noting potential future actions if required by the merits.
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Adelaide
State
Hewitson
Idustry Es~ Sistamy
Brake Astors
Ubgir
Forceps in her body damages suit in Brisbane
Evidence was given in a case where Mrs Annie Gorcoran sues Dr Lil lia Gooper for 3400 damages for alleged unskilful treatment during a separation. A pair of forceps was left in her after an operation and was discovered four months later by another doctor. Cross examination raised questions about funds and press involvement. The witness collapsed during cross examination and the hearing was adjourned.
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Brisbane
Annie Gorcoran
Lillia Gooper
E Plalutife
Gooper
Corcorii
Wise
Brutal assault reported in Melbourne last night
A violent incident in Melbourne last night left a man severely assaulted after an attempted camatta-like act. Police described the event as a capital offence in sensational terms, with witnesses reporting a dangerous altercation and a chaotic scene at the venue.
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Melbourne
Vagabond at Iron Knob Scarer at Brooklyn Park Trial
Adelaide police report Sam Maddern charged after an incident at Brooklyn Park on May 25 26. The defendant allegedly threatened and knocked on doors with a stick asking for admission then claimed to be a gardener seeking work. Police testimony noted Maddern admitted imprisonment for idle and disorderly conduct but pleaded guilty to the current behavior.
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Adelaide
Sam
Ameriga
Patrick Maddern
Mastin
Tavins
Bean
Cozens
Brooklyn Park
Maddern
Phatée
Henley Beach Road
Enor
Thebarton
Flinders Street
Ae¢ -Pather
Smyth
Beookisn
Brooklyn
Serevant
Allchurch
Murray Bridge
From Knob
Hutrine
Haslam
Australian Premiers approve state tax swap plan
Melbourne reports the Premiers and Mr Bruce presiding over a private conference on a Commonwealth taxation proposal. The plan would shift company taxation to the Commonwealth, with states relinquishing their right to tax companies and receiving £100,000 boosts, while personal income tax exemptions under £2000 remain. The two year scheme envisages no administration economies and tax on company profits capped at 2s 6d in the pound.
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Melbourne
Premists
Bruce
Brace
Commonwealth
Rites
Presbyterian clash over religion in NSW witness box
An Indian native testifying in a Cole Timbo NSW case caused confusion as magistrates questioned his faith. The witness claimed Mohammed, the Bible, and the Koran all inspire him, while a father cited Presbyterian ties. Separately a Vancouver to Sydney passenger, Makura, was quarantined in Australia for smallpox.
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India
Timbo
Nsw
America
Vancouver
Sydney
Auskland
Irish Deportees Bill Delivers Compensation Plan in Commons
In the House of Commons a second reading of the Indemnity Bill outlined compensation for Irish deportees. The government would handle claims for actual expenses or losses, with disputes to be referred to an intermediate judge. A restoration order regulations committee was set to oversee deportation actions, while Home Secretary W. G. Bridgman accepted responsibility for the deportations and defended the measure against critics.
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House of ‘Commons
Baldula
Jndloafitee Ag
Restoration of Order In
Ireland
W. G. Bridgman
America
Germany
Britain
Nis
Acton
Engiand
Court of Appeal
Crown
Reuter
Pirie Cycling Club Plans Dual Half Mile Races
Port Pirie cycling meeting last night discussed holding two half mile races during Saturday's football interval. One race for first class cyclists and another for second class. Prizes debated. donations and prize money discussed amid track prep and uniforms quotations.
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Whittard
Gillett
Tls
Chizel
Mn. Knibbs
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Yolins
Williams
Lunt
Wal
Elers
Soarman
Adelaide Fem
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Damden
Jon
Atr
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Bostock
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Pest
Hart
Tamme Hag
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Tors
Billy
Wil
Pam
Outrage as Sydney suburb boy murdered in outcry
A two year old boy was enticed across the road in Sydney suburb and smothered by a man who carried him to a bushy area. Post mortem by Dr. Sheldon Palmer Grove found death by suffocation. The assailant pressed his hand over the child's mouth and fled, leaving no clues for police.
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Sydney
Percival
Aed
Arnchitte
Derby Shore
Sheldon Palmer Groves
Debate in House on Indemnity Bill and deportation precedents
Debating members condemned Bridgman and Beldeman actions over deported Britons and compensation. Speakers urged acknowledgment of illegality and payment to gentlemen or oppose the bill. The bill's second reading passed 297 to 49 as the government signaled willingness to extend compensation and align with Lloyd George's view.
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Robert Deall
Lloyd Geotee
Heuter
Adventures of Armstrong Matrimonial in Adelaide Court
The adjourned bigamy case against Herbert Harold Armstrong, formerly of Port Pirie, was resumed in Adelaide police court. A witness alleged Armstrong married the complainant and did not support a child. The magistrate refused costs and declined to proceed, with the suit to be withdrawn by order of the State Children’s Department representative.
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Adelaide
Tunsday
Herbert Harold Armstrong
Port Pirie
Alles Norton
Svives
Chile
Vane
Haslam
Adelaidis
Philcox
State Childran’s Department
Wilguta’s Record Season Sparks Mixed Harvest Review
Renignite keewers show a bumper crop mixed with doubt as grape crops suffer. Mila Dura leads with a record delivery, districts including Curt Swan totaling 17,000 tons of currants, sultanas and exinas, about 5,000 tons above last year and 4,000 tons above all prior years. By May 12, shed deliveries progress noted.
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Miladura
Ae Udar
Tentative agreement on commonwealth state powers over industry
A Tuesday conference approved proposals to resolve distribution and overlap of powers in industrial matters. It outlines a constitutional revision plan to list industries and principles, establish a tribunal, extend federal power, and exclude state instrumentalities from industrial authority, with a meeting scheduled in a fortnight.
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Molboutné
Sibjesto
Commonwealth Governent
Commonwealth
Intra
Dave
Brace
Therdo
WRISH LAND SCHEME: No Landfond 10 By Left
Dublin Monday report on the land purchase scheme stating that about 72000 tenancies remain under unpurchased and that the bill will recognize 25,000,000 pounds as the purchase price with 5 percent bonds. It notes automatic acquisition of congested estates and aims to safeguard agricultural tenants as the bill progresses.
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Dublin
Mir. Hosen
Reuter
Waterside Workers Seek Change In Pickup Times And Locations
Representatives of the Pirie Branch of the Waterside Workers Federation urged a change to pickup times from 8 to 8 30 a m and 4 to 4 30 p m and to relocate pickup sites away from ships sides and the Customs House power wharf. Employers opposed the alteration arguing it would hamper shipping. The decision was granted to take effect June 24 with a protest possibly to follow. A Waterside gathering is planned after the meeting. Skating tonight.
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Waleeside Workers Federation
Pirie Board of Regerence
C. Sovts
Sarprey
Finlay
F. Med~igan
Coffey
Ana
Wootbaiu
Gileria
Ceptain Cobb
Scott
Gome
Republic failu re admitted in Dublin dispatch
A captured May 24 signed order to Republican troops admits the movement’s failure and urges laying down arms. The document, headed soldiers of Liberty, warns continued fighting is vain and calls for other means to safeguard the nation while honoring fallen comrades. another order from Chief of Staff asserts arms will be kept only until an honorable path to objectives without arms is found.
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Dublin
de Valera
Soldiers of Liberty
Jesson
Elforta Snd
Stongara
Aiden
Chilef
R Milcahy
Defence
Angousted
Victorian Housewives to start open air fish market
The Victorian Housewives Association plans to establish an open air fish market after protests over high fish prices. The move aims to provide affordable seafood amid mounting cost concerns impacting households.
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Melbourne
Fsh
Victorian Housewives’ Association
Parliament stoppage of army recruitment cited Times report
Melbourne Tuesday. High Court continues hearing an application by Jesuit Republican envoys Father O’Plannigan and Mr O’Kelly against the New South Wales board over deportation. Watt for applicants seeks injunction. Chief Justice Knoxy notes timing. case adjourned to next day.
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Melbourne
Hight
Father O'Plannagan
O'Kelly
New ‘Gonth ‘Wales Board
Watt
Adrian Knoxy
Ware
Heoven
Parliament 18 Resumed as Baldwin Receives Warm Welcome
London Monday in the Commons Baldwin received an enthusiastic reception from ministerialists while the opposition cheered Mr. Austen Chamberlain. Ramsay MacDonald Asquith and Lloyd George offered warm tributes to Bonar Law and Baldwin. Baldwin pledged to carry on great traditions and asked the Commons for support. Sir Worthington Evans accepted the post of Postmaster General with Chamberlain’s assent.
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London
Henge of Commons
Dir_Ballnchin
Austen Chamberlain
Ramsay MacDolunla
Me Asquith
Lloyd’ George
Bonar Lew
Baldwin
Baldwin. ‘Mr. Baldwin
Commons
Gheers
Chamberlain
Bonar Law
Mr Baldwin
Chewrs
L. Worthizton-yans
Worthington-Evans
Deflain
Reuter
Conservative Party Meets in London Chooses Baldwin Leader
A large Conservative meeting in London today showed unity despite Austen Chamberlain's absence. Sir Robert Horne and Sir Worthington Evans attended as observers. Two resolutions were passed: regret over Bonar Law's resignation and unanimous support for Baldwin as Prime Minister and party leader. Baldwin closed with a call to avoid quarrels and warned against reckless acts.
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London
Austen
Chamberlain
Robert Horne
Si. Worthington-Evans
Robert Hornade
Iena
Hertig
Pretyman
Bonar Lew
Lord Curzon
St. Banbury
Baldwin
Ha ‘Conservative Party
Reuters
French Enter Ruhr Seizure Largest Yet Report
A dispatch from Essem reports French troops entered the Ruhr region and seized about 75 billion marks, describing it as the largest seizure in the Ruhr restoration period. The message notes the action followed ongoing tensions over postwar controls and reparations.
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Bealow
Essem
Neidhsbank
Ruhr
Private Banks Face Closure After Paris Seizure
Essen dispatches report French confiscation of Reichsbank funds will force private banks to shut soon due to insufficient cash to meet public demands. Bank managers warn non-payment of wages could trigger a catastrophe unless authorities promise not to seize further banknotes, or risk broader economic turmoil.
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Berlin
Essen
Reichsbank
Tava
Hey S
Pinto at Alhambra Tonight Ends A Complete Change Of Program
Pinto is a wonder. See him at Alhambra tonight for a complete change of program. Pinto's last night delivers novelty and novelty in one dazzling act.
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Pinto
Alhambra
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