Senator Wilson Fourth on Joint Liberal Ticket
Adelaide frail Senator Wilson Wilstand as Ministerialist Senate candidate. A Liberal working arrangement places Wilson fourth on the joint ticket, seen as nominal amid opposition to the Court Party’s action. He plans a joint campaign with producers and trailers. Riverton will host it next week as he vows to represent his home state in Parliament and unite electorates. T. T. Nelson, 116 North Terrace, Audelaide.
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Riverton
Australia
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North Terrace
Audefaiule
Greek man charged with unlawful possession of wheat theft
At Pirie Wharves the Greek defendant faced the District Court with Dunstable Shanks and Constable Kennedy testifying about a boy pulled into the case. The man admitted taking wheat claimed to be for his brother but said he acted under instruction. The case, linked to a broader wheat theft pattern, was adjourned to await further hearing.
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Dunstable Shanks
Kennedy
Eleventh Street
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Te Memorial Park
Shuoks
Scott
Somesne
Jubilee Celebrations Mark Pirie Congregationalists Fifty Years
Fifty year jubilee events for the Pirie Congregationalists feature lectures, choral singing, and a packed weekend program. Notable attendees include Geo Nitchie and Rev. G H Wright, with a dawn tea, musical offerings, public lectures, and a birthday celebration for the oldest member. Local officials and church leaders welcome visiting ministers and Congregationalists.
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Australia
Wey
Teal
Geo
Nitehie
Napperdy
Pirie East
Climard Jones
Th White
Mal
Milvlaide
A Gare
Bearguard
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Geo. Ritchie
G. H. Wright
Vausnerd
Wright
Trury
Pirie Haven
Elast
F. Jose
Sydney Blaze Destroys Two-Storey Building Near Darling Harbor
A destructive fire this morning near Darling Harbor, City. The blaze caused about £10,000 in damage to a two-storey building housing the Coffee, Spices, and Cyclone Grinding Works and its contents.
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Darling Harbor
City
Valuable estate valued for probate in Sydney
The estate of the late Mr. W. A. Edwick of Tocumwal has been valued for probate at £104,304, with £78,736 in New South Wales and £25,925 in Victoria. The will leaves £5,000 to former housekeeper Eva O’Neill, a portion to a Victorian relative, and the residue to his daughter.
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W. A. Edwick
Tocumwal
New South Wales
Victorian
Eva O'Niell
Victoria
Labor policy speech in Sydney Town Hall highlights immigration and defence aims
Mr Charlton spoke at a large Sydney Town Hall meeting with Lord Mayor presiding and Senator Gardiner supporting. He attacked foreign agents, urged natural immigration, and pledged tariff protection, state land grants, and expanded primary production. He backed a Commonwealth line, wheat pool, rural credit, and social schemes while advocating uniform hours and constitutional reforms via arbitration.
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Margarita Founders Reported Lost In South African Waters
A Greek cargo steamer named Margarita, laden with maize for Dakar, is believed to have foundered with all hands after sending a distress signal from off Great Fish Point, 110 miles north-west of Port Elizabeth. The passenger steamer Edinburgh Castle searched a 20 mile area but found no trace as rough weather worsened.
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Great Fish Point
East London
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
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Explosion on the Roman Star kills one fireman injures two
The Roman Star suffered an explosion off Ushunl after leaving South Africa with twenty million oranges. Lloyd's Surveyor Brest cites boiler furnace leakage as the likely cause, not from coal bunkers. One fireman died and two sailors were injured in the incident amid a sea men strike.
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Art Brest
Ushunl
South Africa
Seamen's Strike Moves in Melbourne and Wellington
In Melbourne British seamen plan to deter crew from manning the Nairana ahead of Bruce's October 19 Tasmanian voyage. In Wellington more sailors return to ships with Hororata crew released from yawl signaling intent to resume service.
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Tasmania
Wellington
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Wharfies Attitude Shuts In Suevic Voyage Plans
Waterside workers unload the Suevic and plan to lead her outward voyage as a Federal conference of maritime representatives is convened for Sunday to discuss the airflows of the Waterside Workers' Federation in holding out.
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Maritime Representatives
Waterside Workers' Federation
The Last Warning to Striking Seamen
A Overseas Representatives' Assortation stated there is every possibility the strike could collapse soon. A. Seale issued a final friendly warning to those misled by wage protests, urging them to return to the ships before it is too late and to avoid unintended hunger once the last tong weighs.
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Newmarket Town Plate Draws First Women Jockey Victory
In England the 246th Newmarket Town Plate ran today over four miles at Newmarket Heath under King Charles I era wording. Hogier won at 3 to 1 with Miss Ellen Joel debuting as owner’s daughter. Poobah at 8 to 1 placed second ridden by Miss Iris Mickaby, sister-in-law to the trainer. Five women jockeys rode, marking the first time a woman won this race, as acceptance of female riders was allowed since the event wasn’t under traditional racing rules.
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Arbitration Court Upholds Craft Unions In Feeder Award
In Melbourne the Deputy PresidentQuick delivered judgment on objections by multiple unions to a Federal award sought by the Australian Railways Union. The ruling upholds craft unions rights despite a High Court decision, stating this proves their utility within compulsory arbitration and that the ARU must first file grounds before a High Court ruling can proceed.
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Blacksmithsciety of Australia
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High Court
J. Charrie
A.R.U
Stop Work Order Narrowly Defines Crime in Sydney Labor Dispute
A wartime style directive aimed at organized workers stretched to sanction words “stop work” as a crime. The measure elevates what one source calls a trivial protest into criminal behavior, affecting ordinary justice processes and raising concerns over rights and due process in Sydney’s industrial conflict.
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R. Piddicombe
Labor's Coming Vote Proclaimed by Conference Speaker
Mulbourne Hriday Manwell declares Mr Charlton will win election day votes from Communists and unionists, plus TWA men and other fringe groups, a Labor Party boost. Eggleston says Victorian Nationalists back Bruce, and Mrs G Allan urges Labor reform and training for international affairs. Collins Street Melbourne report.
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Manwell
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Australian Women's National League
Charlton
Australia
TWA
Labor Party
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Bruce
G. Allan
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Chariton
L. Groom
Australian Labor Party
D. B. Walker
Collins-street
Melbourne
Domestic tragedy at Henley Beach shocks Adelaide
In Henley Beach Normanby Holman Howard shot his wife Olive and then died by suicide. The couple’s bodies were found at Marlborough Street with a letter unread to police. Assistant Coroner Mr C L Matthews ruled the deaths a double self directed tragedy and noted mental strain and nervous distress in Howard.
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Olive Howard
Normanby Holman Howard
C. L. Matthews
Marlborough-street
Henley Beach
Howard
Matthews
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He~seased
de A. F. Lynch
Truth Libel Case Verdict for the Defense
The libel suit by former Federal MP Michae l. Considine against Truth Newspaper Co. Limited collapsed with a verdict for the defendant and costs. No defence evidence was called while the plaintiff’s past actions were reviewed. The jury returned a verdict after a brief dispute over the plaintiff’s reputational claims.
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Considine
Truth” Newspaper Company, Limited
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Melbourne and Victoria News Snippet
Governor-General attendance noted as Lord Stone Jason to attend Caufield paces. W Brunt on track to be Melbourne’s Lord Mayor for the third time. Dame Nellie Melba eyed for Senate run. Melba would be unusual as a female senator candidate. City Court fines Leste Arnold £5 for indecent behavior in public dress. John Sanderson and Co fined £300 for Kiel steamer crew desertion and passport issues in Melbourne.
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Bus capsizes injuring Newcastle workers en route to steelworks
A motor bus carrying workers to the Broken Hill Proprietary Steel Works at Newcastle overturned this morning. Three men were injured, one seriously. The seriously hurt was Sidney Hyde, 31, who sustained a fractured hip.
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Broken Hill Proprietary Steel Works
Newcastle
Sidney Hyde
Market Fruit and Vegetable Prices Snapshot
A garbled market listing shows fruit and vegetable prices with apples pears oranges bubbling into a list. It references cases and dozens with varied numbers and misspelled terms, suggesting a mid century or scanned catalog of produce pricing.
Senator Crawford Confident on Federal Survival
Melbourne Friday Senator Crawford speaking at the Lom Mayor's luncheon expressed the belief that the Federal Government would survive the forthcoming elections.
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Grawford
Lom
Australian PM arrives in Sydney amid hostile protest backlash
The Prime Minister landed in Sydney from Melbourne this morning. Asked about the prior hostile demonstration, Mr. Hillow stated such episodes reveal the threat posed by those who subvert democracy. Mr. Bruce will speak at the Hippodrome in Sydney tonight, with IR. Puddicombe noted among attendees.
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Share Market Quotations From Adelaide and Pirie
Stock exchange quotations received by wire from S C Ward and Co Adelaide and A Pearce and Co Pirie dated Friday October at 2 53 p m Amalgamated Zinc Block Zinc Corporation Electrolytic Zinc Sulphide Corporation and Adelaide Steamship Co listed with buyers and sellers for each issue including preferred and deferred stocks and figures for North and South holdings and Wilcox Moffat listed with buyers and sellers for each item.
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Budget Speech Preview and Assembly Schedule
Thursday outline signals a forthcoming Budget speech by Treasurer J. Gunn. The House of Assembly will meet Tuesday and adjourn for Labor Day until Thursday. Expected questions on Thursday follow, with estimates nearing completion amid overseas loan bill pressures and industrial unrest affecting ore shipments from Broken Hill to Pirie.
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Ffriday
House of Assembly
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Broken Hill
Pirie
Detroit
Perth Tragedy Trial Reveals Suspect Lover’s Involvement
In Perth, Audrey Campbell Jacob’s murder trial for Cyril Gidley continues. She testifies the revolver was handed by ex-lover Arundel, loaded when received, with two cartridges missing. She admits outings with other men while Gidley was away, while he knew of such meetings.
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Audrey Campbell Jacob
Cyril Gidley
Government House
Arundel
Gisley
Gidley
Howe
Young Woman Bound Over After Poisoning Attempt
Violet Pape, 23, who was rushed to Adelaide Hospital Monday evening from Gouger Street with poisoning, pleaded guilty in We Police Court to attempted death by own action. She was bound over for six months on a £3 good behaviour bond.
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Violet Pape
Adelaide Hospital
Solomontown and St Marks Face B-Grade Showdown Today
Keen interest surrounds Memorial Oval as Solomontown, last year’s minor premiers, faces St Marks in a decisive B-Grade premiership clash. The earlier match ended in a draw after St Marks earned the right to challenge, with Solomontown claiming victory in the rematch. The 2:30 p.m. kickoff will be officiated by Mr. L Sandery, featuring players from both sides and a protracted, warlike contest anticipated.
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St. Mark's
Ais Solomontown
Solomontown
St.Marks
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