Nominations set for federal election across provinces
Reuters reports Ottawa nominations close for the general election with candidates for all ridings. Ontario has 156 contenders for 62 seats. Prairie provinces total 150 to 160 for 24 seats. BC 38 for 4 seats. Quebec 145 for 6 seats. Maritimes 58 for 20 seats. Liberals and Conservatives contest most seats. Progressives, Labor, and Independents also field candidates. Mentions several women among nominees.
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Ottawa
Ontario
House of Commons
Prairie Provinces
Monitens
Easteatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Qwebec
New Brunswick
New Scotia
Prince Edward Islan
Fou
Bruinswick
Fickel
Auit
Smelter Employes Gain Under New Wage Agreement
New Wade agreement raises wages for smelter employees boll, shed, and day workers. General increase of one day’s pay plus retrospective pay from September, boosting day workers from 14/4 to 14/11 per day and 48 hours weekly. Shift workers rise from 3 7/6 to 4 1/3 per shift with seven shifts weekly. The Tatler employees retain 60 hours weekly with time and a half for Sunday work.
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Tatler
Old Identity Dead in Pirie Context
A 76 year old man Johann George Bauer was found dead in Blosks Hundred of Pirie after a message prompted Constable Shanks to examine his home. He appeared alive on Tuesday but was found dead with objects in his hands. An inquest was deemed necessary by the coroner. He left a widow and three children, one in Howetown and two in Ade aide.
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Johann George Bauer
Shanks
Bauer
Josh
Wo Goroner
Howetown
Adeaide
Accountant Jailed in Darlinghurst for Embezzlement
Henry Clack, a 65 year old accountant, was sentenced at Darlinghurst Sessions to 43 months in prison on five counts of false pretenses and one count of theft. He stole £3,247 over six years.
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Sydney
Darlinghurst
Aday
Henry Clack
Leffie
Early Morning Fire Threatens Government Buildings
An early morning blaze damaged the Government Buildings at Victoria Square East in Adelaide. Papers of importance were destroyed. investigators suspect arson after a desk with books and ledgers was found burned behind a garage. Detective reports note a suspect left a cashbox and ledger on the desk, while the fire brigade prevented greater damage. Paragraphs also discuss YMC A and world leadership themes, with Mr. Robinson touring Australia and prospects for a Finnish conference and future global youth work.
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Adelaide
Victoria Square East
Geil Vivian Book Iowse
Joy-lin
Prospect
J. P. Burnside
AML
oWiiti
Oeburgel
Sincka
Orcas
Ore Brigade
Troectives
Backhouse
Funeral Arrangements for Late Mr Peter Allen M P
The remains of Peter Allen M P who died suddenly at Parliament House will be buried at Green's Plains at 4 45 o clock tomorrow. A government representation will attend including Mr J Jetley Chief Secretary and Mr J Cleintis Speaker with St Henry Barwall on leave of the Government. A representative gathering is expected at Green's Plains cemetery where his late wife is buried.
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Peter Allen
Parliament House
Green's Plains
Green’s Plains
J. Jetley
J. Cle Intis
St Henry Barwall
End of the 50th Military Training Disbanded at Wig Moyal
A ceremony marked the disbanding of the 60th Battalion and the Pork Pirie Militirry Specks at Wig Moyal Exchange Motel on Thursday night. Lt. J. Trad and Lt. J. Martridge attended as guests of honor. Captain Twining and Lieuts A Pearce Duerke and others spoke. The event included a toast to guests and thanked attendees for a fine evening.
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Labor optimism colors New South Wales election outlook
Sydney reports Labor hopeful about sweeping the Senate poll in New South Wales and securing at least four seats in the Bruce Page government. The secretary to All New South Wales ALP cites internal calculations predicting strong performances against opponents in key divisions.
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Senate
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Elliot Johnson
Quiet Adelaide Campaign Sees Little Activity as Polls Open
In Adelaide a calm political morning sees both sides confident for upcoming elections. Labor is predicted to win the June Senate by about 20,000 votes per F. S. Ward, secretary of the South Australian Branch of the Australian Labor Party.
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Winduyy
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North Tereace
Champion Sculler Halted Tour at Central Court
World champion sculler Major Gourisell faced charges for a false passport claim to travel to America, claiming to be single while married with three children. A maintenance order was issued as Gourisell prepared to depart for America.
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Gentral Luminous Court
Gourisell
América
Will
BylWdente
Die Wite
Guortsell
America
Cornsacks Scandal Inquiry Ordered by Royal Commission
The Attorney-General announced that the Chief Justice had made available Justice James to conduct an inquiry into the government’s purchase of cornsacks, a purchase that caused a heavy loss.
Man Drowns in River at Albury After Quest for Relief
A stranger in Albury engaged Ernest Poser to take him from Murray Bridge to the river. The man, described as pale and unwell, jumped into the water and was drowned despite assistance. Police report no further details beyond illness.
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Ernest Poser
Wodanga
Murray Bridge
Tne
Shy
Stock Exchange Quotations From Adelaide and Pirie Firms
The Following Stock Exchange quotations received by air from A. C. Ward and Co of Adelaide and A. A. Pearce and Co of Pirie dated October 28 list multiple buys and sells across listed entities. Prices vary, with entries such as Mt Lysll 22/6 buyer 24 seller and Zinc Corporation 45/ buyer 84/ seller, among others including Adelaide Steamship On 24/4 buyer 24/4 seller.
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Aire
8. C. Ward and Co
Adelaide
A. A. Pearce and Co
Pirie
Mt. Lysll
Amalgamated Zing
Broken Hill
Junction North
Napth
Sulphide Corporation
South
Zinc Corporation
Mt. Isa
Es Neward
Teranaki Oil
Harris, Scadele, & Co
Wilcox, Mozilla
Metters
Adelaide Steamship On
Methodist services and district synod schedule
A report notes Sunday evening sermons by Bagshot and Rev J J Peters at the Central Methodist Mission. Morning worship led by Mr R Taylor and services at Risdon Park by Rev J H Peters and G J Davis. The Novi Western District Synod of the Methodist Church meets at Glidstone Tuesday and Wednesday chaired by Rev Vivian Roberts while Russia's government funds influence amid Chinese graduates abroad.
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G. J. Davis
Novi Western
Kie Methodist Church
Lord Stonehaven Arrives in Sydney for Civic Welcome
Lord Stonehaven the new Governor General arrives in Sydney to a civic reception. Sir Dudley de Chair the Premier and local officials greet him as crowds cheer. A pipe band and guards from the RAP accompany the welcome. Lady Stonehaven also participates in the cordial reception.
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Stonehaven
Hunchback of Notre Dame Tops Australian Pictures
Amusements note that Hunchback of Notre Dame has become the outstanding success in cinema, eclipsing The Ten Commandments. It features a cast of over 3,000 including 50 top screen stars, with Victor Hugo as author and a production praised for grandeur and worldwide appeal.
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Aarhor
Ugo
Senias
Ithe Min Ayho
Tis Peo
Vauelil
Sue
Alhambra Theatre Lineup Promises Odd double bill
Alhambra tonight screens a double program headlined by Larry Lemon and a sensational photographic feature Youth's Lamb. Also touted is Sully a standout act, with George Welch of J. G. Williamson comedy set to appear next Saturday after touring engagements.
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Larry Lemon
Lambi
Leo Figlures
Sully
Pirie
George Welch
Wade
Smelters Picnic Anticipated Big Success This Year
The Smelters Picnic committee reports strong progress for next Wednesday at Crystal Brook. Special trams will run as last year with side-shows on the grounds. The event aims to surpass prior galas, weather permitting, and half the proceeds go to the Soldiers Memorial Grandstand Fund after last year’s £39 gift.
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Crystal Brook
Soldiers Memorial
Hocking
Lima
Pirie
Pivnis
Quairs Open Season Debut Two Teams Contest
On Saturday evening last Quairs opened the season with a club match against Debweun Leann selections. Captain Ero Blilat and vice-captain W Sprague led keen play from B Bhiolt GC McLean and Geo White. Junior M Griffiths showed promise as practice shapes for a strong season. Result: EWS team 87, Sprague's team 90 with Sprague McLean 18 and Griffiths 25 top scoring.
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Ero Blilat
W. Sprague
B Bhiolt
GC McLean
Sind Geo
K White
M_ Griffiths
Praaltca
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Ereumus
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Gridiths
Shipping Strife Clouds Sydney as Dockside Tensions Rise
Shipping difficulties fuel fears of a renewed strike impact. Union leaders warn extended turmoil unless policies shift. Steamer Hlinaroa may worsen tensions as inter state shipping could stall. Owners push cut jobs, while Wayreeme held briefly before sailing short handed. Dorman Long & Co face halted Harbor bridge workshops due to material shortages on overseas vessels. About 65,000 pounds worth of ironwork remains aboard ships at various Australian ports.
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Vesday
Wayreeme
Messrs
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Austral
Not a Losing Battle In Adelaide Seamen Strike Call
In Adelaide a British seaman reports living amid a coal strike danger as industrial aid is promised by organisations. He warns supplies and morale depend on the harbor, saying workers will halt labor until conditions improve and ships can load.
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Park Adelaide
Outer Harbor
Seamen's Union
Seaman Given Two Months for Assault
A seaman on strike received two months in jail or a fine for assaulting a 73 year old lampman, who was left unconscious and taken to hospital. The attack sparked bitter feeling among members of the public, who view it as a moral and personal quarrel.
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Wriday
Melbourne Situation Sparks Crew Tension Aboard Bersin
Reports from Melbourne describe unrest aboard the Bersin as crew members resist duties after a planned tow to port and royal crew assurances. Overseas lines praise volunteer responses, while firemen aboard the Werri-Tee refuse coal work, leading to immediate crew discharge amid ongoing disputes.
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Melbourne
Bersin
Melvourne
Eagles for Playground Welcome Addition at Local Playground
Two fledgling eagles were captured by the Waller brothers of Wandeaval and presented to the Children's Playground by the Fuller Brothers. The birds, growing to enormous size, are now on display as a new attraction at the Park, reportedly well received by visitors.
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Wandeaval
Tully
Fuller Bros
Pirie
Edhamitt
Trotting Club Meeting At Memorial Oval Tonight
The Port Pirie and District Trotting Club stages its second meeting of the season at Memorial Oval. Acceptances are strong with few scratches, listing horses such as Bay Sand, Golden Sand, Shingles, Surly, and Playful Jack among others, plus numerous cup and stake entries and local names.
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Port Pirie
Unclear racing card items with mixed names
Fragmentary list of horse names and cups from a racing page. Distinct entities include MARVIN LASS and ROCK KITTY with multiple cup or stakes titles such as GOLDEN SAND PIR STAKES and FLETT CUP. No coherent event narrative or dates detectable.
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Sam
Marvin Lass
Club Tandigar
Marion
van Nights
Moonee Valley Raging Club Set for Gold Cup Day
Moonee Valley Raging Club holds its Cup meeting today with elvetlent Jinke in the Gold Cup race top hopes. Backers face a difficult pick as Manfred and Whittier join the W. S. tox Plate contenders. Contenders include Gunadorah Fred Brown St Albans Handicap and Harvest Gold Flying Anton in a program featuring Kanooka Welitha Tookarby Raith Sturd Mammon Dorney and Red Gauntlet Chattehbox in the welter lineup.
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Manfred
Gunadorah
Fred Brown
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Golls and
Guidings
Anton
Cox Phi Manfred
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Raith
Sturpld
Mammon
Dorney
Cairo riot at large gathering leaves many dead and injured
A deadly riot broke out in Cairo during a vast gathering attended by about 100,000 people as mounted police tried to clear a route for a minister. Forty-four were killed and 42 injured in the chaos.
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