Port Pirie Races Preside Weights Declared For September Meet
Port Pirie races announce weights by Mr. B. A. Gordon for the Port Pirie Spring car to be held on Saturday September 17. Handicaps include hurdle, novice, licensed victuallers, and trials with listed horses and weights. Acceptances close at Gordon's Karyah Agency in Adelaide before 4 pm and with the Port Pirie Secretary before 6 pm on Monday September 12. remaining horses to be scratched will be considered acceptors at the scale.
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Amateur golf results from Met. Bourne event
Amateur golf report lists matches with Victoria players W Nankivell and W A Lugar defeating A Raceell and A Tuncockh, respectively, and C Nigel Smith beating Th Adams. Semi finals set, with Nigel Smith and Nenkivell facing Winser and Edgar in a spinarraws style schedule.
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Victoria
A. Raceell
W. A. Lugar
A Tuncockh
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C. Nigel Smith
New Valve
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Vietora
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Noprratia
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Vie
Malicious Wounding Ten Years Penal Servitude
Sydney court room details Henry Coates 4 convicted of maliciously wounding Joseph John Willoughby a young English immigrant with intent to kill or seriously harm. Judge Gurdon stated Coates deliberately lured Willoughby to Cowan Crock to rob and kill, noting Willoughby survived and Coates faced ten years penal servitude rather than capital punishment.
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Central Court
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Oil Find Reported at Lake Bunga Near Melbourne
A Mines Department bulletin by Chief Chemist My Wetkou reports boring at Lake Bunga near Melbourne. The minister criticizes the assessment noting likely oil prospects appear marginal, with potential value for the private district yet to be warranted.
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Eniarton
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Wheat crop yields eyed after state tour
A garbled report quotes Senator Needham praising expected gains in wheat production after touring the state. He cites last season’s 20,009,000 bushel output and aims to exceed 10,000,600 this year, while noting widespread optimism among farmers and growers.
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Needham
In Big Sculling Race Recordée Major Goodsell Defeats Barry
VANCOUVER Monday Major Goodsell of Australia defeated Bert Barry of England in a world championship sculling contest. Froodsell finished ten lengths behind. The three mile course record time was stated as 24 minutes.
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Australia
Bert Barry
England
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Remarkable fall survivor in London turret stair scare
Margaret Hawthorne aged three toppled three storeys from a spiral banister in a London home. She landed in a perambulator at the bottom, which overturned and she rolled onto the cement floor severely hurt. Police and servants tended the child as onlookers watched the dramatic incident unfold.
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Botton
Tunney and Dempsey Fight Prep in Chicago Routine Workouts
United Service reports in Chicago that Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney are conducting daily charity workouts for the world heavyweight title bout set for September 22. Tunney, unmarried, has adopted a six week old baby left on his doorstep, while Dempsey, childless, has taken a youth who walked 1000 miles as his mascot and helper.
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New Government Whip Named in Federal Parliament
Melbourne reports that in connection with the recent Federal Parliamentary sessions Mr A G Stuning has been appointed government Whip in the House of Representatives, replacing Mr CW Mareiyo who becomes Federal Minister.
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Amusements at Alhambra Theatre Tonight
The Alhambra Theatre opens with Hove Makes Them Wild a lively farce featuring Johnny Macken and Sally Piggy among a cast of comic leads. The production promises sharp wit and musical interludes as audiences are invited to enjoy a stylish stage night.
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Night of Love at Cohoe Theatre Aerial Romance Lights Up Screen
The Night of Love, starring Ronald Colman and Wilma Banky, draws praise for its high tension drama and gripping love scenes. Douglas MacLean supports with Introduce Me in a comedy pairing shot amid Swiss Alps locales. Show starts at three, with fashionable scenes and a striking visual appeal.
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Labor's Policy in New South Wales Speech
Sydney Tuesday reports Premier J T Lays addressing a crowded Auburn Town Hall audience. He warned against promises of sudden wealth, blamed Labor renegades for blockages, and claimed NSW prosperity under Labor. He outlined planned actions including widows pensions, mineral prospecting support, farmer aid, annual farmer conferences, land settlement measures, new railways, and country wireless stations to aid rural listeners with cheap receivers.
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Fragmented OCR Sports Notes From 1974 Issue
Readable items mention multiple names and places with scattered figures and dates. Key entities include Beckwn Hill Laval Laval 22 Nnatgumaoted dime 72 and Guevara Jon 19/64 1974. The fragment outlines various individuals, teams, and measurements without a clear cohesive event or outcome.
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Live Poultry Prices and Terms From Aged Market Report
In a scrambled market listing several poultry and fowl items appear with prices and terms. The notice mentions ducks turkeys geese hens and live poultry with prime quality and various weight ranges. It reads like a historical price sheet with mixed abbreviations and quantities.
Metal markets update from Adelaide and London exchange
The Australian Metal Association reports price movements across futures and spot in metals including gold, silver, and copper. Falls and rises are noted with three month forwards and spot rates, reflecting a volatile market as of September.
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Twestay
London Metal Exchange
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Queensland Chaos Escalates as Rail Strike Stalls Brisbane
In Brisbane tension rises as Queensland rail workers remain off the job amid a broad industrial dispute. Parliament adjourns as Premier McCormack defends cabinet action, while union leaders denounce press coverage and labor factions brace for further moves. Reports note ships held, patrols tightened, and officials seeking to avert a wider crisis.
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Interstate Support Gathers for Queensland Railway Aid
In Melbourne on Tuesday union meetings urged Queensland railwaymen’s support through voluntary contributions. Officials of the union appealed for half a day’s pay from members to fund the campaign, reporting successful meetings and widespread endorsements from branches in Quyen Wodonga Seymour Wangarala and others.
Aged Man's Death in Kensington Hospital
Adelaide reported the death of Charles Henry Haynes aged 80 at Adelaide Hospital after cold exposure and malnutrition. He had been admitted with his wife Emama last night, with police visiting Kensington following neighbors' concerns about their welfare.
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State Bank Job Ends Dispute Over Electrical Contract
The secretary of the Electrical Employers' Association said the trouble at the new State Bank building over Cabehain and Jylmstone's electrical installation contract has been settled. Uulelaw and Johnstone had a whiteactiweet from the trustees for Western Installation. work continued for about eight weeks after a union dispute. Negotiations sought to determine if employers would waive a portion of damages and costs while avoiding further embargoes, and the State Bank announced a settlement this morning.
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Lost in the Air on the Brunswick Liner Sighting
A Norwegian steamer Christian Krouh reports sighting Captain Reilfeen's plane near Brunswick. The vessel says the plane headed east toward the Venezuelan mainland after circling over the ship. Capt Redfern issued five notes seeking direction as the search continues.
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Solomontown Methodists claim close exhibition win
In a fast, evenly matched exhibition, Solomontown Methodists defeated Walkerville by six goals. Solomontown’s P Walls Burgess Angsford led scoring with 9 15 and 14 while Walkerville’s McKenty and Plight struggled to balance a disorganized lineup. Scores by quarters show Solomontown ahead late with consistency in their system.
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Government eyes strict control of seaplanes amid aviation push
An official Commonwealth UNE statement outlines plans to promote aviation development while giving the government powers to ban flights over coastal areas. The move targets seaplanes and amphibious aircraft, restricting passage along the coast and between Australia and New Zealand, reflecting wartime safety and strategic concerns.
Inferior Films and Potuetim Controversy Sparks Debate
Melyuorne officials and critics clash over an exhibition of American films labeled as unsuitable by Toews The-Raderat Flinn Commission. Metro audiences reportedly saw several titles deemed inappropriate, prompting calls for tighter censors and a reassessment of cross country film imports.
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Remarkable Young Man Collapses After Gunshot Wound
A young man named Lane collapsed at the corner of Pit and King streets in Sydney today, blood seen pouring from a bullet wound near his breast. He would not tell police the motive for the act.
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Fatal experiment linked to toy lamp electrocution
In London Mundas a defective reading lamp at a boy’s bedside caused a fatal shock. A wire connected to the earth terminal and placed in the mouth produced a stronger reception but led to a crown of electrocution when the child seemingly touched the metal bed rail. The device sparked a deadly accident during listening to broadcasting.
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Canada Nominated for League of Nations Council Seat
Geneva Tuesday reports that British delegates have decided Canada, as the senior dominion, should be nominated for a seat on the League of Nations Council if such a seat is desired. The decision highlights Canada's rising role in international diplomacy within the British Commonwealth.
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Commission to Inquire Into Child Endowment Policy
Melbourne reports a Royal Commission will be appointed by the Commonwealth Government to inquire into child endowment. The Prime Minister announced the commission will include independent chair and representatives of employers, employees, the Woman of Australia, and the public. Members include T Halloran KC as chair, J Curie, Tyr Evins, Suvito, Stagione EMG, and Cortin. The inquiry covers scope, implementation, and funding, with regard to wages, industry, and social welfare.
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Gas workers claim in arbitration court over health hazard
In Melbourne today the Federal Arbitration Court heard gas workers seek reduced fears. Union evidence claimed carbon monoxide from retort houses harms health, but judges found the evidence insufficient. A suggestion for exhaustive independent testing was proposed.
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Mr Bruce Speech Broadcast Report From Melbourne
Melbourne Tuesday report says Vie Prime Minister Mr ML Hnee received a cable from nieces Lindsay and Helen Bruna in Wales stating they heard the message clearly when aired during the week.
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