Wandearah School Closed After Miss Smith Leaves
Teacher and pupil miss Smith depart Wandearah. school closed owing to costs of replacement. Investigations show Smith left after concerns over behavior, while the district prepares for a holiday break and seeks a replacement to resume lessons.
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Detention of Schooner Adelade After Guild Refusal
Detention followed a failed bid by the schooner Adelade to join the Merchant Service Guild. Pallets at Port Adelaide reportedly aided the vessel and a plan was made to sail to Port Pirie to explain the mutor emeing. Secretary Hiytor said the crew would join the guild after aligning details, then depart for Pirie with a quantity of wheal for Towwania.
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English Teachers Adelaine Prawy Study Abroad Impact
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Married thrice and a wife's woes in Adelaide maintenance case
Emily Louise Nicholson, aged 46, testifies in Adelaide about three marriages to Nicholson, current financial distress, and lack of maintenance from her husband. She details early marriage at registry office in Mulbourne, multiple separations, and recent work at Crystal Coffee Palace while awaiting maintenance, with occasional support from her husband.
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Mulbourne
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Haslam
Hue
Gabardine Joe Haunts Solomontown Rumor Sparks Caution
A long running figure known as Gabardine Joe or Gane dine lag roams back streets and matches sightings around Solomontown. Police under Sergeant Martin investigate reports from a children's ball at St Anthony's with several complaints, while residents stay watchful for the suspect who has eluded capture for years.
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Sulphate of Ammonia Discovery in Northern South Australia
Announcement of discovery deposits of sulphate of ammonia in north South Australia. Reported by Mr J S Carr Adelaide from Mr P W Montague of St. Picturs, prospecting North Australian country. Found 170 feet deep in a large cave with an estimate of nine per cent ammonia. Located eight miles north of Copley and five miles west of Woulta ng Station. Samples dispatched. another expedition planned with leaves of samples sent Monday next.
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Woultang
Adelaide Tennis Visitors Arrive for Busy Day of Play
The Adelaide visitors arrive after a railway journey and are welcomed by local officials at Barrier Hotel. President Sweeny and others greet them, with plans for a full day of matches and social events including a dance at the Institute and a Pirie Golf Club dinner to promote another visit.
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Base of Commonwealth Ships Sale Tonnage Circulated
London firm Turner Davidson and Co circulates sale particulars for Commonwealth steamers as delays in implementing the decision continue. The move aims to determine tonnage available for disposal amid ongoing discussions.
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Dail Eireann opens amid protests over Mountjoy prison treatment
The Irish Free State Dail Eireann opened in Dublin with nearly all members present except Republicans. Demonstrators outside denounced Mountjoy Gaol and the treatment of prisoners, shouting statements like Six hundred prisoners housed and murdered in Mountjoy as authorities moved to disperse the protest.
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Moire
Agriculture in Britain appeals to the prime minister
The Count of the National Partit e of China has appointed a reputation no wall to the Prime Minister with result to the policy of agriculture. The President declare a tentative agriculture in Helptin haw reached the most critical stage in Jehusbury. Last year shaw Neavy Tosses, and they were saved ACI the Droxpeet of losses in the coming year which they could not conc Hin to sustain. The simminenen of the Impnetal Economig Conference rank fored an imediate national election imperative. Falling g an immediate and demnite statement of the Government policy the bribe would advine in some hers wherever passite to remire te Masire OFtate farms, Hie.
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League of Nations debate on Abyasin a slave trade probe
Geneva reports a committee difference over Abyasin a request tied to the League of Nations status. The committee urged the assembly to grant the application with assurances and recalibrated terms toward addressing slave trading concerns.
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Australian Butter Imports in London Report
Fragmentary Australian press note from London reports limited import activity with mentions of butter shipments and Australian choice products. Limited legible details reference prices around 160 and 20 units and indicate subdued demand in the European market.
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Massey in New Zealand visit with Coolidge
Prime Minister Massey of New Zealand arrives in Washington for talks with President Coolidge and King George V. The Reuters dispatch notes a high level meeting between leader and U S officials amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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Ruhr Problem Satisfies PM After Paris Visit
Prime Minister Baldwin expressed satisfaction after a farewell call in Paris. The Sp. Aaliter'e Service notes the proceeding visit with ML Politicare in attendance, marking a notable diplomatic moment.
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Strength of the Entente press tone in Paris reports
The Australian and British press note a lack of antagonism after Baldwin and Laval's meeting. Paris moods shift to cautious optimism as the Franco British stance appears clarified in the latest communique. The Morning Post’s Paris correspondent calls the relayed conference “astonishingly satisfactory.”
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Reichstag to Meet Amid Talks on Stabilisation
Berlin reports say the Reichstag will convene Wednesday with the Australian Press Association noting a stated aim to approve stabilisation proposals. In reality the event is viewed as a likely sanctioning of stiff measures by the Ruler, amid debates on Ruhr disruption and German economic woes.
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Revolt in Bulgaria reported by Reuters in Sulgarat towns
London dispatch describes unrest in Bulgaria with Communist bands at Stara, Journ, Nova Zagors, Tehtrpan and two other townships, alleged peculations by Garricks amid arrests. Troops were called out. casualties include several killed and six wounded. One woman among the wounded. In London, telegrams note confusion over reports from Bulgaria and Geneva.
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Danish Greenland Expedition Returns From North
An expedition led by Danish scientist Kase reached a base 425 miles north of Thule after July 1920 work in northern Greenland. Illness and food shortages struck on the return, with 12 of 14 dogs killed for sustenance and the team enduring a 200 day trek covering 75 miles to reach base before supplies ran out.
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Egyptian Union Speech Sparks Sectarian Debate
Cairo dispatch reports Zughil Pasta delivering a controversial address insisting on onion in Egypt. He argued all religions were equal, claiming there are no separate goats or Mosems, but Keyptwna and the crescent sanctify their claims while depriving opponents of a weapon. The piece frames tensions over defending minorities and charges of fanaticism in Egypt.
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A Chinese Arrested in Melbourne Charge of Bodily Harm
Melbourne Friday reports Tommy Attino, a cabinet maker, was arrested on an assault charge involving Amy affairs. The court alleges a dispute at their home led to a confrontation with Ah Hoo allegedly throwing a wound and breaking her dose.
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Sunday School Anniversary At Part Preto Baptist
The Part Preto Baptist Sunday School hosts its children’s anniversary with expected celebration. Rev. B.C. Ker will preside as speaker, and the event is highly anticipated by parents and friends.
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Roumanian Estate Confiscated in Transylvania
Budapest reports the Roumanian Government confiscated a landed estate in Transylvania. The property, once belonging to Count Berthlen, will be divided among neighboring small landowners.
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Printers Strike New York Newspapers
Reuters reports New York publishers inform the International Pressmen's Union they will not engage with strikers, effectively a lockout. The publishers plan to charter a new local union and continue limited editions as negotiations stall.
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Raid on Adelaide Express Melbourne Arrests Four Men
Detectives raided the Adelaide Express Melbourne today and arrested Arthur Rood links Palmar Benes Mattews Percy hl on, a clerk, Renout Tully a fel monger, on charges of vagrancy. The four men had a considerable amount of cash and a sealed link to others. They traveled backwards and fervands with the object of stealing windows and courners alrending.
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Public health laboratory project advances nationwide
The new public health laboratory in Piney Well is progressing toward completion by Cheingmas or a Wesle er with several buildings nearing finish. The Commonwealth Government funds and coordinates laboratories across Victoria and New South Wales, Kalgoorlie and Townsville, aiming to provide modern diagnostics and research on infectious diseases.
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Spring Flower Show At Town Hall In Pirie
The Spring Flower Show returns to Pirie with a plan to be one of the finest exhibitions yet. The event features flowers fruit vegetables art and industry including paintings photography and cookery. A vocal and piano competition for children will accompany the displays. Exhibits should be clearly named for visitors. schedules available from Society members for the October town hall show.
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Financial Stringency Molland Aims Navy BMa Postponement
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Australian AMS and an effort to postpone a proposed Navy BMa tied to the establishment of a monetary toneer y and certifications in Pest Indies. Names and details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Prisoner Escapes From Adelaide Gaol
Edward Warton a half caste escapes Adelaide Gaol between 6 and 6 30 this morning by cutting plaster and wires. He was awaiting trial for breaking and entering the oil house at Tallam Beng, 16 12/6 value stolen, native of Alice Springs 22, 5 ft 6 in, black brown eyes thick lips. A report places him near Newmarket Hotel at 8 am in white trousers blue jumper no boots.
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Shooting victim in critical condition at Adelaide Hospital
Mrs. Vira Petrel Rolfe remained in a serious state after the Wednesday shooting at Adelaide Hospital. Authorities reported her condition as critical, following a difficult night. The court postponed a desertion suit by Rolfe against her husband Frederick Charles Rolfe, as solicitor CGT Gun requested time due to Mrs. Rolfe's absence.
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Labor Day Handicaps Set For Sheffield and Novice Events
Labor Day marks the Latter Day Celebration port on October with handicaps announced by Mr. Hemers. Sheffield Handicap lists J Hart ayde D Brackenridge WW Sandery W Burny H J Brackenridge W Bishor V Highall Loftes Bar mody G Sard W H Besanko J Gooney Milton H Tapp TW Hill Motaegee and others. 420 Yards and Novice Handicap show several riders with varying scores led by J Mark Lydq and RL Sandery with multiple competitors named.
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Late Advertisements Labor Party Social Meeting
The Unal weekly social will be held at AWA Hall tonight with Miss Thgerson providing music. Hon. Secretary H A Reed notes a general meeting of the group at Wall Sunday night the 23rd at 8 oclock.
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