State Parliament Taxation Terms Stated by Premier
Sir Henry Barwell announced in the House of Assembly that overpayments on wheat points total £108 123 for the year. Figures from Melbourne show net positions for each year, with tentative estimates and adjustments under an agreed uniform taxation framework between the Commonwealth and South Australia. The plan envisions a Commonwealth appointed commissioner and a state deputy to administer income taxes under shared laws.
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Adelade
Tueson
Henry Barwell
Tle
House of Assembly
Melbourne
Nenry Burwell
Australia
South Australia
Commonwealth
Stav
Melbourne Transport Accident Sparks Demands for Railways Reform
In Melbourne strong demands arise for railways and tramways reform after recent incidents. Authorities debate safety, with proposals expected to be discussed in the Town Assembly tomorrow behind closed doors.
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Melbourne
Tesday
Nmi Pewewe
Rich Galena Find in Brisbane River Survey
A reported inspection of galena ore along the West Latehhand River notes a rich discovery with specimens showing lead content up to 3 percent and notable silver presence. Warden and government officials oversee the exploration and describe the ore as highly valuable.
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Brisbane
Tunnelhey
Vur
Novlogiat Tive
Galena Atiow
Latehhand
Industrial Wage Inquiry Opens in Adelaide Tuesday
An official wage inquiry met in Adelaide to review adult sales employee wages in the metropolitan area. The Board, chaired by acting president Mr TLR Bega, heard arguments from Employers Federation representatives Moulten and Wiistit, government and trades bodies, and the Australian Workers' Union. Daly argued wages should align with the Commonwealth Arbitration Court basic wage of four pounds ten shillings, noting cost of living increases since 1921.
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Adelaide
Boat of Industry
Tlr
Bega
W. T. Rose
W.melbourne
F. McLabe
H. W. Bishop
Secreary
Employers” Federation
Alessis AM. Moulten
G. 4. Wiistit
Aielalle
IF State Board
Kuibbs
Daly
Timber Workers Union protests delay in awards
In Adelaide representatives of the Timber Workers Union meeting with the State Arrangement Committee to press for delayed awards. Timely judgment was expected from August but no word has arrived. Barnes of the Timber Workers Print noted the dispute and urged action to resolve the matter promptly.
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Adelaide
Timber Workers’ Union
Raplins Li
Judement
Methoumn
Barnes
Saunteery
Timber Workers
Thaa
Npinim
UC Berkeley Fire Claims Two Students Amid Widespread Destruction
A large blaze swept Berkeley causing the deaths of two University of California students and destroying hundreds of homes. The fire, driven by strong winds, burned for hours before crews gained control. Damages totaled millions of dollars and many residents were displaced.
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Neuter
Servier Berkeley
California
Mon Day
University of Californian
Blake
University
Cevers
Fire Rescues Family Near Woodend From Morning Blaze
In Perth on a Tuesday a train crew and passengers helped rescue Mr and Mrs Speak and their children from a two roomed house ablaze 200 yards from the line. A door was forced to wake sleepers and a sapling used to vent the chimney as firefighters aided the evacuation.
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Perth
Mimjimup
Speak
Mahey
Owin
War Service Homes witness denounces secretary
Melbourne reports a heated inquiry into war service homes. A witness accused secretary Mr Peterson of undermining integrity while others defended officers. The testimony described a troubled scheme surrounding housing allocations and alleged improprieties, with sharp exchanges and strong language from several witnesses.
Tramway rails Adelaide conference aims at standard rail
Mr W T Goodman of the Mumelal Tramways Trust returned to Adelaide from Sydney and Melbourne where he attended a conference of tramway managers. The meeting resolved to resign an Australian standard tramway car and promote domestic rail production to replace imported rails. Rails designed to meet Weir requirements would be manufactured locally for wider distribution.
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W_T Goodman
Hier Egzincas
Comeral
Mumelal Ceamways Trust
Adalside
Sydney
Melbourne
Framway Imanagers
Australly
Wnetand
America
Sremway
Shri Weir
Ether Newsatis
Fragmented OCR yields chaotic venting on labor fatigue
The readable text hints at fatigue and efficiency debates amid chaotic lines. It references work hours, production tempo, and the impact on economy and labor without coherent structure or clear attribution. Entities are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Valueless cheques case in Melbourne under probe
Teasing a man named John Robert McKenzie, a Melbourne man, was arrested by Detective-Sergeant Fount Armstrong on charges of false pretences. He allegedly posed as a Lascellis farmer and bought farm implements valued at £206 from Mr H V McKay, gave a cheque for that amount, but the cheque proved valueless. He retrieved cheques that were unsuccessful at cashing.
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Melbourne
John Robert McKenzie
Detectye-Ser- Fount
Armstrong
HV. McKay
Poisoned by well water in Toowoomba incident
A local report from Toowoomba details a poisoning case where residents were affected by contaminated well water. Police and medical teams responded as several people were hospitalized and authorities investigated the water source for Arinkite contamination.
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Toowoomba Thesany
Davie
Tragic Accident at Mine Claims Prendergast Life
Smothered by molten metal, Rockhampton man William Prendergast died today at Maune Mor mine after a large pile of slag collapsed onto him. His widow is listed as the next of kin.
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Vousday
Witliam Prendengnat
Maune Morican
Iesyer
Labor Awakening Speech Favors Supreme Economic Council
Mr A G A Wulls, president of the A.L.P., urged a Labour movement revival advocating a Supreme Economic Council. He warned against outside influence, argued for expert-led national planning, and urged policy alignment with annual conferences to avoid chaos in Australia’s economy. He urged broader, intelligent Labour leadership for the nation’s future.
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Hainast
Ac G A Wulls
A.L.P
Supreme Economic Council
Tolans
Labor Party
Willis
Inrae
Labor
PRESSMEN STRIKE Hits New York Newsroom
Tuesday morning without a newspaper as pressmen strike over service stoppage. Union leaders had called a walkout during a meeting at the dressroom, leaving proprietors unaware of the action and delaying publication.
Boxing Dempsey Resting This Year
New York boxing news reports Dempsey will not fight again this year. Promoter Kearns says Dempsey is resting and has received an offer to fight Wilts in February at Tia Jaand, Mexico.
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New York
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Dempsey
Wilts
Tia Jaand
Mexico
Carpentier Seeks Meeting With Gibbons In New York
Reports from New York say Carpentier requests a meeting with Gibbons to discuss a possible return bout in New York. Gibbons in Los Angeles indicates willingness. negotiations pass to manager Keane to consult Tex Hick. Philadelphia notes a protected bout date with Godfrey for October 8.
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Tex Rickard
Carpentier
Gibbons
Wekard
Los Angeles
Rae Lolves
Keane
Tex Hick
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Pangue
Stki
George Godfrey
Delteer Ome
Racing Latest Gallops at Randwick
Sydney racing notes from Randwick on Tuesday report multiple workouts. Phe law and Widun clocked six furlongs in under a minute, All Gold ran seven furlongs in 4.14, King Carnival did a mile in 1.46, and Prince Oot end inggier posted a mile in 1 48.
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Sydney
St Randwick
Palthelat
Widun
King Garnival
Prince
Water schemes nothing more for Welshaby
Adelaide Tuesday. The govern intends to place about 70 000 pounds on water schemes at Gear Lawn and Fulnure to establish mains for convention purposes. Premier Barwell said the settlers did not agree to guarantee the interest on the cost of providing the additional main. No further provision will be made for a water scheme for Welshaby settlers.
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Adelaide
Gear Lawn
Fulnure
Air Henry Barwell
Lo.hil
House of Assembly
Sugar Purchases in Melbourne Under Royal Commission
The Royal Commissioner Sir Bob Ward Michal continued the inquiry into colonial sugar purchases in Melbourne. Mr Davies testified and described arrangements with Mr Nash and Mr Deane, including £1000 invested in shares and £1900 mislaid in a wallet. He noted attempts to influence quotations to officials and the exclusion of Colonel Qidershaw due to concerns about doing business outside the Colonial Sugar Refining Company. The inquiry was adjourned.
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Melbourne
Bob Ward Michal
Davies
Mearder
Hanne
Java
Deane Sant
Nash
Mr. Deane
Nasi
Iresne
Segantine
Sue
Neat
Dean
Pirie Gantries Criticised In Adelaide Speech
Hon J Jelley in Adelaide denounces the Pirie gantries design as costly and impractical. He blames central Clarkson for pushing erection while the shipping community and Harbors Board oppose it. Sir John Rice cites unloading costs. Vaughan government terms seen as enabling South Australia to avoid a discreditable burden.
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Adelaide
Jon J. Jelley
Spa
Pirie
Tus
John Brim
Harbors Board
Messrs Metcalf and
Clarkson
Mason
Sir John Rice
Vaughan
John Rice
Dr. Gordon
Kelley
Crawfort Vaughan
Valleh
W. G. Duncan
Jelsey
Bruce Urges Singapore Base to Strengthen British Navy
In Colombo, Mr Bruce Prime Minister of Austria cites need for a modern Pacific naval base in Singapore to restore British naval power after the war. He says Britain should avoid war, seeks peace through a strong navy, and supports co operation with Australia under a unified empire policy. The Washington Treaty aims at mobility of the Imperial Navy, with Singapore as a vital base.
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Colombo
Stanley Bruce
Austria
Peatanent
Pacific
Bruce
Mediterranean
Indian Oceans
Singapore
Plee i
Mr. Duce
Washington
Ann Ogeuns
Washington Conference Prospects and Powers Split
United Press Association reports Washington again hosts talks with Britain France and Japan on disarmament and submarines. Britain shows hesitancy amid Singapore base concerns while France lacks enthusiasm. Japan supports negotiations but overall European mood may delay initial steps.
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United Preta Association
New York
United Press Association
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Japan
Singapore
President Coulee
Burial of Sir Walter Davidson Draws Vast Melbourne Crowd
The burial of the late Governor Sir Walter Davidson was held at St Andrew's Cathedral. Tens of thousands lined the route to the cemetery as naval men and others paid respects. About seven motor cars carried tributes, and service details reflected the era's ceremonies amid a solemn crowd.
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Tiewatay
Walter Davidson
St. Andrew's
Pinegyrie
HALAS
Melbourne
Marquis Suns
Wadea
Found Dead in Rughampton Case Shrouded in Mystery
Police found William Schmidt dead beside a Wisbute at Gons Greek with a note reading the Uneconaueseah. Authorities warned the public to avoid speculation as officers investigate the circumstances of the death and collect evidence at the scene.
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Rugkhampton
Pusselay
William Schmidt
Greek Orthodox Minister Visits Pirie From Adelaide
Rev. Cadet Cassimatis of the Greek Orthodox Church arrived in Pirie from Adelaide on Monday. He has been in Australia 16 months and previously served as secretary to the Bishop of Athanasi and as a journalist at Constantinople on the Pontos. He will conduct a service in Pine on Sunday and then return to Melbourne.
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Aestrineans Gassimatis
Pirie
Adelaide
Cassimatis Ia
Melbourne
Australia
Athans
Constantinopie
Pontos
Cadetniatis
Attili
South Australia
Victoria
Athens
Ev. Gassimatis
Huglé
Theatry and Poured Shisketour At Local Hall
Amusements present a theatre piece about a veiled plot and a dramatic collapse at a departmental store, plus a show titled The Poured Shisketour tracing a pugilist’s rise. The program includes dancers, a Catholic bazaar at St Anthony’s Hall, and a Black and White fete at Institute Hall with music and high tea for workers tonight.
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Fiat
Howe
Cosmopolitan
Alan Janie Pastor
Omedina
Central Methodist
Miety
Boy dies after joking prank with gun in barn
London report recounts a tragic incident where a group of Staffordshire youths found a gun in a barn. Morris, aged 0, picked up the firearm and handed it to another boy who fired it, killing Morris instantly. Police investigate the fatal shooting as a reckless prank.
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London
Morris
Amoltine
Sayin
Shaol Tae
Australian chemist unveils maize based motor fuel
A South African chemist claims to have extracted a motor fuel from maize and introduced it to the market at eighteen pence per litre. England tests reportedly show promising performance for this new fuel.
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Australian Press Association
Cape Town
Mosday
England
In remembrance of Warolit Illman in Exeter
Late advertisement memorial notice honoring Warolit Illman who died in France on September 18 1918. Pronounces gone but not forgotten and is inserted by J C Exeter.
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Warolit
Aeton
France
J.C
Exeter
Special Meeting of Nheve Drivers Tonight at 1 O'clock
The Orse Drivers' Section calls a special meeting of members for tonight at 1 o'clock. Business described as very important, with four positions reportedly requested, led by W. Robinette.
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Ye Nheve
Vondange
W. Robinette
Ladies Bowling Club Special General Meeting Notice
The Ladies Bowling Club will hold a special general meeting in the Pavilion at 5 13 pm on Thursday September 20. GATT, Secretary.
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