Adelaide Deputation Waits on Chief Secretary
In Adelaide a procession of about 440 workers and supporters marched from Trades Hall to the Treasury Buildings demanding work, a moratorium, and relief funds. The deputation urged that people earning over £400 be taxed to support distress relief and warned of potential clashes if inaction continued.
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Adelaide
Bator
A. Edwards
Jonas
Trades Hall
King “William Street
Treasury Buildings
Norte
Eveige
Buck ‘Slong King
William Street
Mer
Rexqiea
Hon. L. Ls
Amons
Daszie
Oilef
Labor Party
Mr. Hill
Srhosh
Fr. Hill
Sohildren
Lavingtén Bonytvan
Iil
Lis
Hill
K. E. Bariulpl
Tassie
Bardolph
Méthooa
Tassieo
Public Relief Board
Palestine disorders report unsettled in Palestine
A United Service dispatch from London Tuesday notes continuing unrest in Palestine with British forces cooperating with the Palestine Government. Many arrests are reported as hand to hand fighting erupts at Yesud Hamala and skirmishes follow between Arabs and British troops, while general sentiment in the region remains wary.
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United Service
London
Coloniel
Palestine
Yesud Hamala
Withou Sasanthas
Tne
Melbourne shopfight ends with raid and arrest
A tobacconist George Vowl in Grange faced a bold attempted robbery as a man with a pea rifle threatened staff and ordered money. Dowler, aided by a shopkeeper and another youth, resisted, sustaining injuries but preventing theft. Police later arrested William Taney after a chaotic struggle and the assailant fled.
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Melbourne
Wednasucy
sAulindugh
George Vowl
Grange
Tandy Carnegie Tonleht
Danaan
Dowler
Jonas
Towira
Sendini
Snan
Je Aoke
Ana Geleed
Taler
William Taney
Mt-Finsy
Prince witnesses Schneider Cup race at Galashiels arena
The Prince observed the Schneider Cup planes in the Galashiels venue as British crews impressed with the Golden Bullet and Bee. He praised the sailors and watched Sir Henry Segrave pilot White Cloud race at high speed, demonstrating swift cup pace.
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Niew Service
London
Wales
Galshot
Amu
Mitin
Cup
Henry—Segrave
Papal Adventure Between New Zealand and Cape Born Rewald
Fragmentary report describes a Finnish sailing voyage between New Zealand and Cape Born Rewald with crew deaths and a burial at sea. A watch officer named Walser, formerly with The Mercury in Hobart, is mentioned along with Mr. A. Willists, a Hobart national. The passage hints at a Swedish and English burial service for a deceased crew member.
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Harmar
New Zealand
Cape Born- Rewald
Gregory Walken
Astralian
King's School
Parramatta
Cape Harvane
A. Willists
RACING CURTAILMENT BILL IN VICTORIA ASSEMBLY
In Melbourne the Chief Secretary moved the second reading of a bill to restrict annual race meetings. The measure closes Sandown Aspendale Richmond and Fitzroy courses with compensation funded from proceeds of specified meetings. Counties list meetings by venue and limits, banning pony and horse meetings on Mondays and setting licensing for country events.
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Melbourne
Legislative Assembly
Tamimht
Argyle
Sandowrn
Aspendale
Richmond
Fitzroy
Flemington
Caulion
Mosner Valley
Williamstown
Dream of Love at Austral Theatre Opens Tonight
Jon Crawford stars in a screen adaptation of Adrienne Lecouvreur presented by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The Balkan-set romance follows a maid and royal heir torn by love and royal law, amid cinematic brightness. Also shown is Wildest Hetty with Mabel Poulton delivering the standout performance.
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Jon Crawford
Sarah Bernhardt
Austral Theatre
Metro-Goldyn-Mayer
Adrienne: Lecouvreur
Bernhardt
Fred Niblo
Asther
Mist Crawford
Balkan
Romiane
Mable Poulton
Florentce Kilpatrick
Shaw
Mabel Poulton
Henry Hughes
Resignation of J. Holloway From Melbourne Trade Post
Mr KE reports J. Holloway resigns after two years of indecision citing health reasons. The decision is described as irrecovable and effective immediately, with deemed six months of service completed.
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Melbourne
J. Holla
Uni
Bis
Industrial Stability Committee Meeting In Adelaide
The Industrial Stability Committee convened by Premier J L Butler met in the Mayor's parlour Ball today. The committee discussed suggestions from the Development and Migration groups to stabilize industry and improve employment prospects, emphasizing the need for government aid to counter unemployment. Officials noted immediate results were not essential, focusing on long term economic relief and monetary circulation.
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Adelaide
Swednesday
Industral Statility Committes
J. L. Butler
Adalate
Ball
Ben
Torm
South Anatrasia
South
Australia
Churchill envisions Russia paying its debt in future
Speaking in Vancouver on Tuesday Winston Churchill said Russia could return to civilisation and settle its debt to Britain. He noted relief for British taxpayers may come only if a settlement becomes possible within the next decade or two, with prospects dependent on Russia resuming normal relations and restoring creditor confidence.
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Insted Service
Ancouver
Vancouver
Winston Churchill
Russia
Briain
Mr. Churchill
Victorian Assembly Premier laments delay amid party splits
The Premier Sir William McPherson told the Australian Women's National League gathering that he is weary of procrastination in Parliament and urged the government to press forward with its policy. He warned of possible defection from the Greyfeirstt side as MPs may break away at any day.
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Melbourne
William McPherson
Australian Women's National League
Anneal
Hie
Grefimestt
Howse
Sign of British Weakness in Middle East Moves
The article notes British retreat from Galro and Alexandria observed by Arabs as a sign of weakness. Winston Churchill warned that dismissals of Lord Mord and socialist proposals contribute to the perception, while British garrisons withdraw from Palestine. The piece frames the event as a test of Britain's resolve and future influence.
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Vancouver
Palnalinn
Winston
Egypt
Britain
Lord Mord
Galro
Alexandria
Paleptine
Fisticuffs mar Adelaide football night
Wednesday reports detail on field brawling as Adelaide football players faced suspensions. A.Stokes of West Adelaide and Wade were banned for the rest of the season for strikes. Myson of West Adelaide and other players were stood down for two matches or disqualified for actions during the melee. Ackland Norwood and Green Sunrayet were cleared of charges as authorities reviewed the incident.
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Adelaide
Mr. $c
A. Stokes
West Adelaide
J. Waite
Wade
Wis Sspended For Tie Rest of the Season, ‘FeMyson (West Auéinide
Gmvillehead
Sturlang R. S
Disastrous Fires Hit Bourke and Nandera Mills
Bourke witnesses a wool securing mill fire about 50 miles from town destroying the Tourale mill and about £2000 in damage with 700 bales of wool burned. At Narnadera a blaze at the Challenge Stores caused £60,000 damage and an adjacent shop explosion increased danger to occupants.
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Bourke
Milla
Narnandera
Gro
Commercial Adelamoe Market Prices Report
Wednesday Wholesale fruit prices list for Apples Bananas Grapes Mandarin Pears and Cucumbers. Entries show varied prices per dozen or per case with ranges for different grades and sizes. Names and locations appear as market designations and sellers.
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Adelamoe
Ealing
Faree
Don
Atnall
Ted
Metal Markets Metals and copper prices in Adelaide report
Adelaide markets report on metal prices and futures from London and the Australian Metals Exchange. Copper, zinc, silver and shipper forward prices quoted with multiple months and shipment expectations, noting several changes and unchanged figures.
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Adelaide
Alines and” Metals, Association
London
Met Exchange
East
Roller Cycling Heats Drawn For Pirie Stakes Final
Five heats have been drawn for the roller cycling event tonight with the Lapdash Stakes final to be decided by Pirie cycle club. Tonight's matchups include Re Doyle versus R Stacey, Ci Brook versus R Brook, V Keelan versus Re Maxwell, D Heller versus G Williams, and C Hart versus Sukkee. The planned Le Brook versus W G Williams race will not occur tonight.
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Desigion
Pirie
Doyle
R. Stacey
Ci Brook
R. Brook
V. Keelan
Maxwell
D. Heller
Williams
C. “Hart
Sukke
Record egg weighs seven ounces at Brisholn farm
An exceptionally large record egg weighed seven ounces and was laid by a pullet near Brisholn. Mr Luscambe, of Brisho5, witnessed the event. The weigh-in followed a prior best of 53 ounces, according to Mr Duschmbe.
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A. Dia Orpingion Pullet
Luscambe
Duschmbe
Wealth Distribution in Pirie Study Circle Lecture
The Pirie study circle hosted a lecture by Shodrer on wealth distribution and production. The talk explored land rent capital and wages, taxation's role, and Henry George's single tax concept amid debates on social and economic equity.
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Pirle
Shodrer
Ricario
Iewarth
Mill
Henry George
Crippled for Life in Cleveland Injury Case
The Cleveland report details a seriously injured woman from last week who shows slight signs of improvement yet remains badly crippled with likely lifelong impairment. The caption notes the extent of injuries and the uncertain recovery prospects.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Heath
Sue
Plane Crash Report From Mountain Destination
A fragmentary dispatch from Salt Lake City notes a plane strike near a mountain site on Tuesday. Captain Tra Baker escaped unharmed as the aircraft wrecked, with unclear weather hindering details and cash returning from Sin-Fragaisco.
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Salt Lake
Tra
Baker
Unia
Homecoming Zeppelin Flight Brings Jersey Fest Return
A report from FRIEDEICHSHAFEN notes the Giel Zeppelin arrived home at 9 this morning after a Jersey tour Lebensfest. Officials confirmed the airship's safe return and no incidents were reported during the voyage.
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Friedeichshafen
Lebensfest
Jersey
Robeson to star in London Othello with 3 figure salary
London reports Paul Robeson will headline a forthcoming elaborate production of Othello. He is described as the highest paid London performer, earning a three figure salary. The article notes Robeson as a talented singer and actor with a dramatic rise from a Carolina plantation escape to a prominent stage role.
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Wand Servier
London
Paul Robeson
Dart
Otueto -Ing
Robesteig
Tore Stralnports
Hin Talher
Carolina
Trucks Off Line Near Dunedin in Rail Mishap
A mixed train leading truck derailed near Warepo sixty miles south of Dunedin last night, sending 15 other cars over an embankment and detaching a passenger car. Traffic was halted for several hours. The accident echoed a similar derailment on November 29, 1928, at the same location.
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Dunedin
Warepo
Trafic
Gomé Wours
Samme
Billiards match closes with high scores and payouts
Motonsehy wins the McGonachy Smith match with 4 to 8,840 to 15,736. Best break scores include McCorashy at 424 and 397, while Smith posts 32,983 and 524 in separate events, highlighting top performances and prize totals.
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Melbourne
Inight
Motonsehy
McCorashy
Smith
Death of Aged Doctor in Collin Street
Dr James Ramsay Webb died after forty years of medical practice in Collin Street area. Born in St, he practiced as a physician at home at 9 Hawthorn. Widely respected by patients and colleagues, his passing marks the end of a long service career.
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Melbourne
Collin
Street
James Ramsay Webb
Dica Rotay St
Hawthorn Ager
Sunshine Kiddies Pantomime at Institute Seeks Funds
Sunshine Edgies under Mr Chennell stage a September 18 and 24 event at the Institute. The program features a dying swan novelette carnival fair and various dances and ballets. A full rehearsal is set for Saturday morning at the Alhambra Theatre with costumes and magic tricks promised.
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Indoresia
Alhambra Theatre
And
Sailor Rescued After Sea Rescue Near Cape Horm
The Grace Harwar sailing off Cape Horm faced heavy seas as two Finnish sailors went missing and a French rescuer volunteered to man the fireboat. A subsequent search found a conscious seaman clinging to a lifebuoy after hours of exposure. The crew had been at sea since August 20, crossing the equator, with provisions dwindling to only potatoes, rice and grain until the Orange Leaf supplied fresh food.
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Wallaras
South Australia
William Simon Guilty in Garage Tragedy Test
A court today found William Simon guilty on the charge related to a garage tragedy. The defendant faced a tense trial with jurors deliberating after testimony and legal arguments before the verdict was delivered.
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William Simon
Willan Simon
Nuldpringlis
Sasepa Simon
Cribat Court
Temandell
Tomearrow
Tor
Fragmented OCR News Note From Unclear Italian Source
A heavily garbled OCR fragment mentions a political incident with references to MLA and Selous. It notes a cable tran and a hospital case following an August date. Names, places, and context are largely unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of events and casualties.
Singapore Base and Britain's War Strategy
A fragmentary report discusses Singapore as a pivotal base for Britain in the Asia-Pacific theater. It covers views on maintaining Australian and New Zealand support, the need for sea routes, and potential political consequences for Singapore in a broader imperial plan.
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Pinditz Wee Seitier
Winste Charenwodey
Saas
Smeapore
Singapore
Australia
Palestine
Wood
Galuip
Eevnil
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