Town Council Accepts Resignation Of Dr. Jeanes
The council approved the resignation of Dr. Jeanes after his failed attempt to secure a written apology from town gardener F. J. Sandery. Debate centered on attendance at meetings and accountability for the gardener's work, with a plan to require his presence at all future meetings and to arrange a supplementary election process.
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Jeanes
F. J. Sandery
Warman
Sandery
Ald. Bavi
Garrett
Mu Gotfey
Convicted burglars jailed at Melbourne sessions
Herbert Phillips of West Brunswick, 28, and John Henry Lawson, 41, laborers, were sentenced in General Sessions by Judge Magen. Phillips received six months for breaking into his mother-in-law’s house and stealing goods. Lawson got three months for taking items presented by Phillips. The August 3 break-in left the home ransacked.
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Melbourne
Herbert Phillips
West Brunswick
Magenis
John Henry Lawson
Phillips
Murray Scheme Only Solution Highlighted by Town Council
View of Public Works Committee HK shows Pirle Town Council backing the Murray scheme as the sole answer to northern water issues. Threacgold insists the committee previously told the Minister tapping the Murray is the only solution, with Dr. Reid planning to reintroduce the topic at the next meeting amid a wet year.
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Moulatte
Warmut
Fulind
Mies
Threndgehl
Pirle Town Coun
Public Works Standing Committee
Murray
Reidayho
Public Works
Threacgold
Threadgold
Reid
Messrs. Threadgold and
Lacey
Did Not Shoot Her Husband Acquitted in Court
Mary Cecilia Thomas was acquitted in Criminal Court of murdering her husband William Thomas who was said to be tuberculosis sufferer. She testified that he shot himself. police pressuring her allegedly included six hours of third degree interrogation. Jury found her not guilty after a brief deliberation and she was discharged. Weather data noted: yesterday's max 77.5 min 74, 8.30 am reading 54.
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Mayers
Yud Bo
Sydney
Mary Cecilia Thomas
Criminal Court
William ‘Thomas
Thurs
Rush
Crowre
Thomas
Thome
Ale
Turbulent City Hall Debate Over Permits and Bylaw Compliance
Residents and Aldermen clash over a proposed mission permit at Vie Terrace Kasay Park. Ald Coffey and Mayor spar over whether the plans violate bylaws and whether a special permit should be granted or denied.
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Poths
Nineum
Avi
Ans
Annie le Stale Sted
Tata
Vie Terrace
Kasay Park
Wheat Market News From Adelaide And London
Wheat markets at home and abroad remained dull over the weekend with no Australian sales reported. Liverpool futures firmed while North American prices stayed unchanged. A London cable expressed net optimism, noting wheat as the week's bright spot though no substantial purchases occurred. Russian supplies were offered steadily and traders expected more shipping availability to lift demand.
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Adelaide
Liverpool
London
Allin
Weriluhls
Black Sea
America
Europe
Death of Mr. A. J. Chapman Adelaide music figure
Alfred John Chapman, longtime director with Allan's Ltd and key Adelaide music organizer, died today. He guided many artists through Australian tours, helped launch Philip Hargrave's career, and secured major performances including the Monte Carlo Russian Ballet. He was a Free Mason and Rotary member, left a widow and one son, with funeral set for North Road Cemetery at 11 30 am.
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Muslay
Alfred John Chapman
Mangus
Allan's Ltd
Adelaic
Philip Hargrave
Frend
Manuger
Chapman
Umty of Allerandl Co. Pty, Ltd
Melbourne
Adiiaide
Elaine Hie Jh
Si Harry Lauder
Nellie Melba
John McCormack
Althouse and Middleton
Chaliapin
Hei—fetz
Toti Dul Monte
Mr. Chapman
Adelaide Town Hall
J. & N. Tait
Philip
Monte Carlo
J. C. Williamson Ltd
Chapmaui
Adelside
Goodwood and
Faith Lodges
Prospect Rowing Club
Peter Chapman
South Australia
E. Harold Davies
Gus Cawthorne
North Road
A. Garden
Australian National Airways
Pirie
Port Augusta
Royal Exchange Hotel
F. Scott-Williams
India
China
Sydney
Perth
Two Youths Die as Car Plunges Into Creek
Wellington police report a car crash on a bridge at Inglewood killed Keith Wah Shaw, 19, and Maitland George Morrison, 12, with a third youth seriously injured when the vehicle went off the road and into a creek after the bridge failed.
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Wellington
Keith Wah Shaw
Maitland George Morrison
Inglewood
Budge to Tour Australia Despite Selection Delay
Donald Budge world champion, with Adrian Quist and another Australian Davis Cup player, will tour Australia for 1937 38 as Milwagh officials note no reply from the Australian tennis association. Delays blamed on selection indecision. Quist says Budge will travel and may reside in Victoria after returning from overseas.
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Melbouenn
Milwagh
Laan Tenve Association
Australia
Australi
Donald Budge
Adrian Quist
Budge
Quist
Victoria
Japanese Capture Walled City Paoshan Near Shanghai
Australian Associated Press reports Japanese forces press near Shanghai resuming shelling and duels with Chinese troops. Paoshan falls after a long struggle as Japanese land more troops and matériel. Chinese counterpressure tightens around Woosung while Japan expands operations toward Shantung and extends a naval blockade to the Chinese canal.
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Shanghai
Jukong Creek
China
Woosung
Kiang- Wat
Shanghai Eo
Yungstsepoo
Weosung
An Lotien
Personnel changes and travels figure in Pirie News
The Pirie column lists staff moves including Mie S Jo Scuble reassigned to Nairne School with L B Jenkin slated as her replacement after the vacation. It notes numerous residents and visitors passing through Pirie, including pilots, retired officers, and council members, plus hospital and railway movements and a brief condolences note from the mayor.
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Mie
S Jo Scuble Rehief
Pirie
Wnd
Nairne School
L. B. Jenkin
Five Carriages and Van of East West Train Derail Near Adelaide
The East West express from Perth derailed near Kallora, 58 miles from Adelaide, injuring several passengers. Five carriages and a van left the rails while the engine and remaining cars stayed largely intact. A breakdown train and medical staff aided the 121 passengers with non serious injuries and shock as they were moved to Bowmans.
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Perth
Kallora
Bowmans
Boucaut
Mallala
Port Wakedeld
Bowman
Ain
Train Wreck Witnesses Frightening Carriage Sideslip
A paddock worker, Mr Bowmans, describes a collision where carriages derailed and the engine parted after the first van overturned. Sleeper cars scattered, cans and parcels flew free, and passengers endured a terrifying ride as repairs began. L Rennert was the driver. Traffic rerouted via family Bridge as Snowtown crews and other maintenance teams rushed to the scene.
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Bowmans
Tozer
Port Wakefield
Mysie
L. Rennert
Aslaklava
Snowtown
Famley Bridge
Wheels Cut Sleepers in Halves After Derailment
Eyewitness Mr Maanan describes wheels cut sleepers in halves and a deep scar on the track after a derailment. Mrs A E Coveney, oldest traveler, uninjured but shocked. Dr Kenneth Smith treated injured passengers. a girl suffered a badly bruised foot as several suitcases spilled.
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Herain Legon
Merypi Hands
South’ Yarra
Melbourne
Western Australia
Devon
Kenneth Smith
Repatriation Department
Waas
Smith
Cup favorite injured at training track
A favored horse in the Mel Beane Cup was injured during training yesterday. The gelding appeared sore and will miss work for several days, with race conditions uncertain.
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Melbourne
Trotting Beabon Meetings and Club Permit Dates
A notice lists permissions for Pine and District Frotting Club to use Memorial teal writings during the season. Dates applied include November 8, January 29, January 3, March 19, and others. Garrett and Pirie Tow Pou are named in the filing with various month references.
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Pirie
Last Night's Train Delayed At Adelaide With Engine Trouble
A late running train was delayed in Adelaide due to engine trouble. The report notes the train could not pick up its final run and required a through service via Hamley Exide, with officials warning of track conditions following the incident.
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C. A. Ridley
Pirie
Ridley
Kalgoorlie
Port Augusta
Pine
Hamley Exide
Man stabbed near Berri in late weekend affray
An argument between two Yugedar laborers at Lone Gum near Berri on Saturday night ended in an affray. John Lafin sustained abdominal injuries. In Renmark Kingston around 2 am Sunday a man on a bicycle to the river bank was attacked. the suspect claimed Latin punched him and helped another assailant.
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Renmark
Lone Gum
Berri
John Lafin
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