Imprisoned mother Trembath court case shocks Adelaide
An unaudited judgment summons led to Mrs Trembath being placed in Adelaide Gaol after bailiffs escorted her from home. Mr A A Edwards sought her release, citing Reuters that she only wishes to know her children’s welfare. Officials said the Sheriff reported the arrest followed an unsatisfied local court summons.
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A A Edwards
Wowan
Adelaide
Trembath
Edwards
Ken
Bdwards
Super Party
Whitford
W. J. Denny
Sydney traders warn on co operatives impact
Sydney based Country Traders Association voices concern over cooperative societies in New South Wales. President Mr Rea Kitchen of the Broken Hill executive warns they threaten the very existence of local traders. He urges members to beware of boycott actions by those involved with cooperative schemes. The remarks came at the 3rd annual meeting, with J G Fairley A Stackel J B Young and E K Pepper elected vice presidents and D J Howard named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Rea Kitchen
Broken Ill
Klebep
Path Ae Hn
M2. Deat
J. G. Fairley
A. Stackel
J. B. Young
E. K. Pepper
D. J. Howard
Sailors in Peril as Loyal Citizen Seeks Rescue
The Loyal Citizen, a British freighter near Bermuda, sent an urgent wireless call after a hurricane struck Mopray. Debris and a swamped stern forced 30 crew to prepare lifeboats while the Birte reported arrival at the indicated position with no sight of the freighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona
York
Taraday
Independent ‘Wireless Telegraph Company
Loyal Citizen
Bermuda
Birte
South Australian Trotting Union and Club Reach Agreement
A late night meeting in Adelaide between delegates from the South Australian Trotting Association and Adelaide Trotting Club plus country clubs produced a formal agreement. The accord ends years of distance between bodies, unifying governance under a Board of Controllers from tomorrow, allowing all owners to race with all groups. Signed for SATA by H J Cavenett and C J Snow and for AT C by I Kerrison and L Le Cormu. Trotting enthusiasts greet the settlement with gratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Trotting Association
Adelade ‘Trotting Club
South Australia
Fiddaman
Board of Gonrotas
Messrs
H. J. Cavenett
C. J. Snow
At.c
I’, Kerrison
L. le Cormu
Lorry crashes from cliff edge near Gorge Kiosk
A motor lorry owned by W Woodroofie of Norwood driven by 23 year old H Lamber of Magill broke through a wire fence about a mile from Fifth Creek Gorge and plunged nearly 200 feet into a sreck bed. The driver escaped, suffered head abrasions and shock, while the vehicle was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juraguloug
Adelaide
Murulla Rail Disaster Toll Rises With 26 Killed
Chaos and grief spread as the Murulla railway disaster claims 26 lives and leaves 38 injured. Officials report two or three in grave condition while an inquiry opens and adjourns to September 39. Names and residences of the dead and seriously injured are listed with partial identifications.
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Murulla
J. Gochrane
Newcastle
Irs Ball
Worris Creek
al, Ackland
Scone
Indories
Erla Rie
Nelle Walker
James Rowan
Murrurundt
George Hall
Edgerot
J. Taylor
A. Pelham
Canterbury
Labor Rift Settled in South Wales Leadership Fight
The South Wales Labor Party factional battle ended with Mr Lang retaining the leadership and Premier post after a close caucus vote. Mr Loughlin was defeated and would be reappointed as Treasurer, as unions and regional supporters urged Lang to continue his policy and pre election promises.
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Sydney
South Wales
Orivis
Lang
Labor
Oiecers
Loughlin
Mesart Scully
Gregg
Parliament House
Mr Lang
Donald Grant
Par- Moment House
Caucus
Lough
A Trusting Wife. CORONETS PAINFUL DUTY.
A grim inquiry at the stationmaster’s residence reveals bodies laid out with visible mutilation and blood stains. Coffins arrive from Newcastle as relatives hesitate entering the death chamber. a schoolgirl returning to Sydney’s Presbyterian Ladies College is among the identified dead. The inquiry adjourned to September 29 with several hospitalised.
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Murrurund
Newcastle
Friqetig
Dueto
Presbyterian Ladies College
Sydney
Scone Hospital
Nellie Walker
J. H. Taylor
Hunter
Akull
Sydney Court
Guonedah
Mocilia
Mocalia
Murrur Hospital
Clarice Sempeon
Gunnedah
Perth Round Verdict in Notorious Murders Trial
The trial of William Coulter and Phillip Treffene for the murder of Detective Inspector John Walsh concluded in Perth on Wednesday. Both defendants were found guilty after nearly five weeks of sensational testimony and complex evidence. The jury delivered a fatal verdict. Justice Draper ordered the death sentence as the press watched a packed courtroom.
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Perth
William Coulter
Phillip Treffene
Onne
Commonwealth
William Couter
Phillip ‘Treffene
John ‘Walsh
Justice Draper
Evan Clarke
Cobham Resumes Journey Toward Tangoon
Special dispatch from The Recorder notes Alan Cobham has resumed his journey toward Tangoon. The Times reports on Victoria Point where Egra from Singapore encountered rain and high winds. No trace of Cobham was seen. telegram attempts via Rangoon failed as Cobham had not used Renaung for communication.
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Recorder
Rangoon
Weilnenday
Alan
Cobham Haw
Tangoon
the Times
Egra
Singapore
Victoria Point
Aeros
Cobham
Renaung
Clerks' Union Reinstates Ministers and Premier
In Sydney a Clerks' Union meeting decided to reinstate all Ministers including the Premier and Mr Loughlin. The Railways Commissioners regret that Miss Nancy Seecombe and Mr J D Kennedy were mistakenly listed among those killed. Seecombe is uninjured and Kennedy was met on the tram. A violin worth £290 was smashed in the accident, owned by Miss Clarice Sampson who was killed. Traffic resumed after the north-west line clearance at midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Clerks' Union
Loughlin
Raiways
Nancy Seecombe
J. D. Kennedy
Miss Seccombe
Kennedy
Clarice Sampson
Family Prerzie Drive Tragedy Hits Frippa Daughters
The Frippa family faced heartbreak as two daughters Ada Emily and Emily were involved in a fatal car crash near Walga Station. Ada died, Emily was injured, and the parents traveled 300 miles to be with her as more bodies were sent home for burial. The family and townsfolk watched the mournful procession.
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Sydney
Frippa
Twa
Ada Emily
Walga Station
Collarendbri
North-West Mail
Emily
Sydney University
Ada
Mosmandia
Mia Frippe
Prevention of Bushfires in Melbourne Approved
Melbourne Wednesday report shows the Bushers Committee adopting comprehensive recommendations for bushfire prevention. The period of highest danger is mid January to mid March. Areas linked to grassers, wethers, and tourists are noted. Proposals include prohibiting bursting off in summer without permit.
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Melbourne
Cobham Arrives Rangoon After Long Absence
United Service dispatch from Rangoon reports Alan Cobham reached Rangoon four days late amid family relief in London and Mrs Cobham recalls the anxious wait and disrupted plans while Melbourne notices a fire damage incident affecting a dance hall venue.
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United Service
Galcutta
Alan Cobham
Rangoon
London
Cobham
Gerald
Melbourne
South Melbourne
Dremon
Alan
Calcutta
Socus
Liberal Victory Growing In Provinces In Canada Election
CANADIAN ELECTION reporting Tuesday results shows Liberals with a strong hand led by Mackenzie King in Prince Albert, Arthur Meighen defeated at Port Arthur Prairie, Liberals gaining in most provinces except British Columbia. Ottawa confirms ministers surviving include Sir George Perley and several others with reduced margins, six ministers defeated.
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Ir. MacKenzie King
Prince Albert
Arthur Meighen
Port Avela Prairie
British Columbia
Ottawa
George Perley
Quebec
W. A. Black
Railways
George Jones
Labor
John MacDonald
Espatenaux
Eugene Payute
Dr. Morant
British dole figures show high disallowances and unemployed totals
United Service in London reports last year 603000 dole referrals to the chief officer with 442000 disallowed. Despite servant shortages, 349000 domestics registered as unemployed. The average weekly unemployed was 977000, who received 45,884,009 for the year.
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United
Serviee
London
Dole
Our Pound of Flesh An American Warning
Former Governor Cox of Ohio, a 1920 presidential candidate, attacks U S foreign policy on return from abroad. He warns that unborn children will be all men before we have exacted our last pound of flesh and says our progeny will reap harvests from blunders. He claims we can corner the gold of the earth but it will plague us in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
New York
Cox
Ohto
United States
Three Mallans Cleared in Darling Harbour Break-In Case
In Sydney at Darling Harbour Sessions the jury acquitted the three Mallans who faced charges of breaking and entering at 178 Castlereagh Street on the morning of August. The Crown Prosecutor indicated there were further charges to come.
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Sydney
Darlinghare
Mallans
Ata
Castlereagh Street
Back to Pirie Funations Campaign Chant Controversy
Unclear text references individuals Mr Condon and Mrs Duvdsa with leanings toward royal shipping. Mentions two chants in accord with their campaign and an election title. Context appears fragmented and nonstandard.
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King and Queen of Shipping
Mr & J. Condon
A. Duvdsa
League of Nations Faces Surprise Seat Demand
A fragment reports on a League of Nations gathering with talk of a semi permanent Council seat. Irish delegates hint at pursuing a seat while Canada weighs influence. Germany appears to favor a British accord, seeing better odds for a broader deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Oenevat Whemda
Tangas of Nations
Council
Germany
Man and the Ape Provokes Debate on Human Descent
Professor Wentenhoffer of Berlin University argues that the ape is descended from man, not the other way around, noting that even the earliest monkeys showed man like traits. He suggests human forebears possessed human organs and that apes reflect a later stage of development beyond man.
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United Service
London
Wentenhoffer
Pathological Museum of the
Berlin
Smelters Wages Debate Amid Iron Knob and Port Pirie
A.Robinette of the AWU defends a revised pay deal for smelter workers in Iron Knob and Whyalla. He notes the Newcastle position favored by the court ruling and contrasts it with the Port Pirie basic rate, emphasizing a 6 a day uplift above Adelaide’s standard. The discussion centers on industrial wages and court decisions affecting metropolitan versus country areas.
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B.hlp
Aw.u
Robinette
A.W.U
Iron Mach
Whyalla
Gazelle
Iron Knob
Gulf
Mewcastle
Board of Industry
Adelaide
Port Pirie
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Mura
John Dunbar
S. WR. Ackland
Mauter Rich
Waratah
S. Bruali
Mores
John Gues
Eveleigh
Logo
A. C. Brosh
Mor
Sydney Mattett
Quirindl
L. A. Noller
Parramatta
Arthur Jury
Moree
Myr Howard Rich
WT. McMillan
Newtown
P. Vaginis
Quirindi
Misy Olive Clarie Sampson
A. McDonald
Werris Creek
Jefferson
Newcaslie
Owen McGrath
Janet Doyle
Kathleen Malone
Ns.w. Labor Party
Anme
Jock Garden
Communist Party
Labor Party
Coulter and
Treffene
Victoria Po
Oldiert
Kwan
Watt
Conservatives
Wtvator
Union Bank
Pirie Funations
Ppa Banoe Tomsht
League OF Nations
Ireland
Man and the Ape
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