Won in the Wind Props Defeat Saints in Round Two
In Port Pirie Football Association play a Saturday match saw Props defeat Saint Marks by 34 points amid windy conditions and low attendance. The wind favored the southern end, making marking difficult as Props led at half and extended the margin in the final term with continued pressure against Saints.
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Port Pirly
Felus
Willis
Awe Belinds
Lakerman
Howard
Alla
Proprietary
Quarte
St. Marks
Prep
le Ing
Brutal attack shocks Sydney home scene in football clash
In Hed ferm, engineer John Brown 27 was violently assaulted at his home last night. He was dragged from bed by masked assailants and kicked into the street, taken to hospital in serious condition. The match featured Saints versus Props with windy conditions and heavy rain impacting play. Prop led early but Saints mounted attacks beforeProps pulled clear late. Final tallies show Props with four goals three behinds to Saints seven goals behinds. Key players listed include Zabeiniel Ellis and Doyle for Saints and Wade for Props.
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Sydney
John Brown
Hedferm
Serigts
Nott
Ofcliny
Way
Redlegs
Saints
Sayner
Fasson
Doyle
Soward
Sainte
Jorkel
Wut
Will
Ersutt
Ue Tit
Gombe
Tubiey
Hietardson
Durlek
Filgernild
Pase
Wade
Trim Howard
Richardson
Wade Snapper
St. Marks
Saint
Sain
Filts
Buurdy
Sauled
Sainta
Tie Phi Cate
Saints Citadel
Bouwil
Lukeman
The
Kearns
Tug Yulta Sunk On Run To Pirie
The tug Yulta a 64 ton vessel captained by H Thomson ran from Port Adelaide Friday afternoon toward Port Pirie. A leak off Corny Point Lighthouse at eight Saturday morning forced a beaching at Point Turton. The sea was rough and the tug sank after docking at Wardang Island. Six crew escaped with most personal belongings lost. The tug was owned by Adelaide Steam Tug Company and had recently been overhauled.
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H. Thomson
Point Turton
Port Adelaide
Port Pirie
Corny Point
Thomson
Wardang Island
Adelaide Steam Tug Company
Jewel Robbery Report Involving Oowounier Heists
A jeweller shop at 43.30 pm was robbed by a suspect named Oowounier in a night-time burglary. Jewellery valued at £3000 was taken, with the victim R. Privat keeping £19 30 before discovering the cash was broken into.
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R. Privat
Selection ballot rules for South Australian Labor Party race
The document outlines a two week selection ballot under the South Australian branch of the Australian Labor Party. It details eligibility, prohibition on campaign actions by candidates, and the process for voting and ballot handling including sealed ballots, roles of Returning Officer, and the open poll hours each day for the district during the next fortnight.
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Nye Australia Labor Party
Momaberg
Manedal Atethers
Council
Canel
Tiny
Tin
Fis
Heer
Yue Fallat
Texball
Oitlewe
Mie Asin
Tehalla
Wallin
Fitzgerald
John Christyplur Gray
Charles Lathrop Mill
Liovel
Laughton Turley
Arto Edgar
Volee
Rhusey
Attempt on Unley branch bank locks and safe
An attempted burglary at the Unley branch of the English Scottish and Australian Bank occurred between Saturday evening and Sunday morning. A woman saw the front door ajar and the manager Mr Lylechili reported a small hole by the lock. an explosion to blow the safe failed. Police investigation underway with no suspects yet.
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Adelanne
Nighie
Erglish
Lylechili
Royal christening at Buckingham Palace in Elizabeth Alexandra Mary
A royal christening took place at Buckingham Palace for Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary. The Duchess of York and the Duke of York attended with the Princess carried in a cream brocade cloak. The Archbishop of Canterbury officiated as water was poured from a golden font and the Queen was shown as godmother. The King and Prince of Wales served as godparents.
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Aisthwin
Yur
St Street
Trane
Buckingham Palace
Brilenstreet Howes
Buckingham
Thichess
York
Luke
Buckhall Palace
Huby
Jordan
Elizabeth Alexandra Mary
Jgatt
Canberra Freeholds Newcastle Thirst for News Spreads
In Merewether residents report strange ground shifts with cracks across streets, sinking ground, and damaged mains. Reports from Canberra and Sydney note tremors, subsidence, and a halted sale as officials assess causes and safety measures.
British miners deadlock and wages dispute risk
A garbled early 20th century report discusses how the miners’ strike, led by figures such as Hodges and Cook, faces government pressure and proposed wage reductions. It notes split opinions on longer hours, eight-hour goals, and potential government action, with calls for a negotiated settlement or risk of national disruption.
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Udie
Cook
Liberal trouble tightens in British politics
London reports a split among Liberals as factions form two parties possibly aligning with Labour. The Spectator article cites Oxford and Asquith names amid leadership maneuvering, with Liberal overtures and rejections shaping the contest for leadership and policy direction.
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United Service
London
Spectator
Sara “Ts
Oxford
Asquith Ttn
Feller
Hivurge
Gettlins
Linsborgy
Couleseie
Luton
Tietadhead
Howard Lihot
Hayhes
War to the Knife in Liberal Party Debate
An animated four hour discussion in London and Oxford over the Liberal Parliamentary Party stance. The Evening News notes the phrase war to the knife linked to activist Mr Lingit George and Liberals nationwide backing the aggressive attitude during the strike.
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United Sapvive
London
Anus Lendreyford
Ty Lathy
Oxford
Lenton Western S
Willy
Wildlight
Hanodman
Lundin
Evening News
Lingit George
Batsmen After Runs Middlesex Bowling Flogged
Special to The 5 The fal of the British Amateur Championship played at Lord's. Australia began tour match against Middlesex with strong innings led by Andrews and Collins. Woodfull opened, Bardsley 70, Collins nearly 100, Australia 387 all out. party of 300 then reached with strong crowd support and fluctuating weather conditions.
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London
Aturcay
Govettipake
Britain
Wilts
Austratt
Fi. Culling AG
Mardsiey
G, Macartney
Mit
Severa
Tyre
Perowil
Bardsley
Woodfull
Durston
Hendren
Macartney
Muvartney
Bardsley Guilu
Gullins
Hearne
Andrews
Pug
Mierri
Lea
Beore
Collins
Lord's
Golfind
Australia
Amateur Championship Glove in Distorted Golf Tale
In ideal golfing weather a non-British winner claimed the Amateur Championship since 1904 with Travers of New York noted as a prior winner born in Australia. The piece recounts a chaotic round with misreads, a hurried taxi from Edinburgh, and a late surge by a competitor drilling a 20 yard putt and a seven yard putt, while Americans cheer and a prize giver humorously remarks on the contest.
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Sweelser
Travers
New York
Austentia
Fim
Edinburgh
Savretver
Gery
Simpaun
Sweetser
Cimmaen
International Golf Critics Compare American and British Swing Styles
The standard's golf critic notes Americans dominate with a modern, wrist-driven swing, as seen at Muirfield. He contrasts British methods with their royal road to success and varied styles, while praising American practice and focus on repeated shots. Walker and Cuppers imply American influence from Carnoustie school.
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Standard
Hesi Trethuds
Bid Carnoustie School
America
Thery
Muirfield
Selectors Face Wide Field in Test Selection
In the Despatch an official notes the selection committee faces an embarrassingly wide pool of Arty players for Tests. Few certainties exist as old successes require reconsideration. Only Chapman and Hendren have yet troubled the Australian bowlers. Critics say Jack is under pressure, but he hopes to score more runs.
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London
B. Hobbs
Chapman
Hendren
Eal
Jared
Jack
Perigipal Scorers Highlight Luncheon Narrative
A garbled report lists Perigipal scorers including Chapman, Stowell, Asti, Miurdinge, Makupeace, Mend, and Duleepainhi while noting a farewell for aliagin at Howling Honors and a luncheon at the Sorvey Hotel. Mentions Mercer sailing for Australia and Curwood dining with coffee amid garbled dialogue about passion fruit novelty and Clatrapin's personality.
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Chapman
Stowell
Asti
Miurdinge
Makupeace
Mend
Ava
Hampshire
Duleepainhi Bot
Whysall
Aliagin
Sorvey Hotel
Fender
Muwauley
Australia
Mercer
Curwood
Ormande
Gue
Thwan
Clatrapin
Six on a Roof Fire Traps Residents at Linden Court
Fire early this morning at Linden Court near Market and Gostle Veagh streets sent six people to the roof. Neighbors awakened by crackling flames watched as the Sydney Fire Brigade arrived and rescued occupants using ladders. The caretaker Aeline Addley and two others were reportedly among those saved.
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Linden Court
Market
Gostleveagh
Uscade
Aeline Addley
Aid Mins Biles
Disaster at Sea: Kalmilon Yacht Damaged En Route to Sydney
An international wireless message reports the 4 546-ton yacht Kalmilon owned by American millionaire Killam struck rock and suffered severe damage. The vessel will head to Sydney for repairs after completing a worldwide circuit aboard the liner Krimalea.
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Ucklane
Sumas
Nivy Galt Dunia
Killam
Itock
Sydney
Krimalea
Labor talks mark 44 hour strike settlement in Sydney
Sydney reports welcome settlement on the 44 hour strike as workers prepare to resume Monday. Minister for tabue, Me. 3. Bad derly says the settlement brings relief and speedy return to work is hoped. Jock Garden, secretary of Labor Cornell, predicts steps toward a 44 hour week with a trip to Melbourne to push the case before the Federal Arbitration Court. The coal strike outlook remains steady with no fresh developments expected before mid next week.
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Sydney
Badderly
Masters
Jock Garden
Ure
Labor
Cornell
Trades Unioniste
Mrr. Garden
Melbourne
Nove South Wales
A Cool Scoundrel Exposed in British Press Scandal
London reports a man posing as an American Baron Engie linked to Alexander Gordon sought to wed wealthy women in 1923. He allegedly robbed a jewellery haul of £1500 and extracted £5000 from a widow’s mother within hours. Police suspect Engie victimised many, with ties to Broadway style scams and a so called Mr Melensip King.
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United Service
London
Seothind Yard
Baron Engie
Philadelphia
Alexander Gordon
Abiessus
Engle
King
Melensip King
America
Karl von Edwards
New York
Ile
Fedor Chaljapin Reflects on Australia Visit
London report notes Fedor Chaljapin recalling a 25 year old prophecy of travel southward. He jokes about finding Australia’s beaches superior to Honolulu and hopes to swim strongly enough to ride the surf as he reaches warmer seas.
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United Service
London
Australis
Australia
Honolulu
Challe Mn
Bowral Surges Ahead as Bradman Faces Huge Score
In the Berrima district cricket final Bowral, at 479 for one, resumed against Moss Vale with Daren Bradman 270 not out and Whatman 119 scoring freely. Bradman reached 300 but Whatman remained unbeaten at 221 at close. Bowral totaled 661 with seven wickets down. The match continues to a finish under a prearranged agreement.
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Bowral
Berrima
Moss Valsh
Daren Bradman
Whatman
Bradman
Junkie
Bowtal
Star
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