Jewel Robbery at Stevenson’s Adelaide Jewellers
A skilled thief broke into Stevenson Bros Ltd Jewellers on Rundie Street Adelaide stealing jewellery worth about £1000. The intruder gained entry through a ground floor window, avoided alarms, and focused on valuable rings and costly waters with plans to melt items down. An attempted safe opening is noted, with losses potentially mounting to several thousand pounds if the theft had succeeded.
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Stevenson Bros. Ltd
Rundie-street
Malcolm Stevenson
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Ty EU
Ly Insurance
Tramway Subsidy Passes For Parliamentarians
Government to provide £350 subsidy for Municipal Tramways Trust to issue free passes for all lines to MPs. Subsidy about £50 per member annually. Members reportedly received passes yesterday. Adelaide line to be extended to Victoria, New South Wales, and Western Australia.
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Heiny
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Mrow
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Soll Uiloy Hiatt Step
Adelaide
Victoria
New South Wales
Western Australia
Convicted Children Debate Education Act Amendment
Adelaide debate in the Assembly on an Education Act amendment. Weilnestias asks Minister Edwards about offering probation to children convicted under the Act, with potential release to parents. The measure aims to ease imprisonment difficulties for youth in reformatories and associated schools.
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Adelaide
Weilnestias
Edwards
Assembly Today
Legislative Council
Belaarits
Labor expectations in federal elections hit Hobart crowd
Reports from Melborne Tasmania describe Labor supporters at a series of Lines Street meetings. The speaker warned the party must back policy shifts to protect Tasmanian industries and safeguard jobs while urging voters to back local candidates. The mood mixed optimism with concern over national policy.
Page speech ridiculed over labor policy in parliament
In a heated session at Stalbourne, Dr Page’s speech on labor policy drew sharp attacks as critics accused him of promoting factionalism. The debate touched on government cooperation, party divisions, and calls for restraint amid heightened tensions.
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DR. Page
Industrial Pirie Hosts Merry Smelters Annual Picnic
At Crystal Brook crowds of 2,512 adults and 1,304 children joined the Smelters annual picnic and sports amid fine weather. The event featured racing, kiddies and ladies' events, and a large organized program with extensive railway and road arrangements. Officials praised the smooth conduct and noted no major incidents as thousands traveled by train, bus, and car, marking the day as a record for the organization.
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Parkel
Mir
Thomas
Ter
Evstas Brook
Anini
Dus
Eivieman
Hasty SN. Low
Mel Ss Hocking
Ant Ove
Wil
Crystal Bronk Road
Crystal Brook
French Cabinet Resigns Amid Policy Split
Paris reports the French cabinet has resigned amid divisions on the Onanelis policy. Premier Painleve and ex Premier Herriot discuss reconstruction, with Herriot’s response awaited. Dainleve argues a ministry resignation is best, while Herriot’s stance on becoming premier remains unsettled as Parliament’s consent is sought.
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Paris
Gabriel
AM. Painleve
Mt. Herroit
M Herriot
AM. Dainleve
M. Herriat
Otalion
One Mile Bicycle Race and Related Events
The article lists multiple cycling heats and distances including one mile races, 420 yards, and 400 yard events. Notable competitors include Mortine, Nicholle, Smale, Seduraty, Nicholls, and Mertino, with times ranging from about 1:94 to 2:28. Also shown are handicaps, tug of war results, and a mile walk plus a teams race, with officials noting upcoming creek sports results.
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Ellvisie
Hanes
Essas
W. A. Sedunary
Catehpool
Gmk
Anil
Om Nieholle
Shin
Caie
Gantries Idle as Drivers Halt Coal Unloading
At Barrier Wharf the coal gantries halted at 3 pm yesterday after a morning wage dispute. Engine drivers and firemen stopped work, with about 20 members involved. The Dundula remains partially unloaded as the Barons Wharf wait for gantry operations to resume.
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Dundula
Leon
F.E.W. & Fal
Awa Hall
Harry Jackson
F. Bassani
FED & PA
Smalter
Bassani
Ion
Hooke
PAIA
Ula
Queen's
Mie
Baron
Acon
Growth of Surgery Advances antiseptics in injections
Dr Jil M Young of Johns Hopkins explains Digermicides Mercuroenzyme injections that kill germs without harming the patient. He notes antiseptic progress in surgery and that operative rates rose from three to seventy percent over fifty years across hospital cases.
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Reuter
Philadelphia
Jil M. Young
John Hopkins
Muvitex College
Ehnemam
American College of Surgeons
The
Was
Dominion Loans Embargo Delay Probed in London
Agents General waited at midday as a deputation pressed Mr L C Amery to lift the embargo delaying Dominion Loans. Messrs Celebateh and Price urged a quicker arrangement of new Australian issues while Amery pledged sympathetic Treasury action to remove the restriction.
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London
L. Cmt Amery
Dominion
H. P. Celebateh
S. L. Price
Steamers Sold for Canada Cuba Service Inauguration
Elgit Austin Government merchant marine steamers, once on the Great Lakes trade, have been sold to private interests. Six will enter the new Canada Cuba service, set to begin November 5.
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Reuter
Montreal
Elgit
Austin
Great Lakes
Canada-Cuba
Pratten Appeal Concludes In Labor Daily Case
Melbourne observers report H B Pratten's appeal against the jury verdict in his action against the Sydney Labor Daily was completed with judgment reserved. The case concerned alleged defamation or injury to reputation amid ongoing legal dispute between Pratten and the newspaper.
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Melbourne
H. B. Pratten
Sydney
Labor Daily
Shipping Holdups Threaten War Office Beef Contracts
In Melbourne at Willaura Mr Bruce warned of a grave risk to Australian meat producers from shipping delays. He cited four cables from Sir Joseph Hook about imminent cancellation of War Office Mediterranean beef contracts if supplies do not arrive promptly. Meat bound for the Queensland shipments faced ruin unless labor to operate shipboard refrigerators is secured. strike context looms.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Willaura
Joseph Hook
War Office
Queensland
KAROOLA CASE: Crews Ask Shore Stop for Lawson
In Fremantle on a Wednesday report says indignant seamen demand inquiry into the Karoola illness dispute. Crew asks MeTTwealth manager McEachern Limited to land Lawson at Port Adelaide if his condition worsens. Manager refuses, citing broken agreement and timetable disruption. After a tense night, police guard Entom while Dimbuala arrives and jumpers work. No further trouble noted today.
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Indus Wil
G. Lawson
Karoola
Memea
Dimbuala
Premier Allen Reports Abundant Volunteers for Idle British Ships
Premier Mr. Allen told Way that reports indicate shipping firms are securing plentiful volunteers for idle British ships. He stated that all British ships would soon be moving.
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Melbourne
Mr. Allen
Allen
Denny comments on Garden and Labor stance
Adelaide remarks by Attorney General W J Denny address Mr Garden a New South Wales Communist. He says Garden is not known personally and notes Garden’s clerical origins and past defeat of Labor. Denny argues Labor members should not denounce every wild statement by outsiders and mentions C Reeves in South Australia.
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Adelaide
W. J. Denny
Labor
South Australia
C. Reeves
Gunn
Garden
Commonwealth
Extensive Damage In Damascus Report From London
The Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent notes grave Damascus damage confirmed in London. French garrison artillery and air bombers caused extensive property destruction, while looters and looters added to the chaos. Consular bodies prepare damage claims as General Sarrall's arrival marks a chaotic shift pending League Commission action in Geneva.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Damascus
Sarrall
League Commission
Geneva
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