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    PANORAMIC VIEW OF A SECTION OF THE CROWD which watched North win the league grand football final from Sturt this afternoon. The attendance is estimated at 34,000. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. BIG DAY FOR NORTH ADELAIDE

    Wild scenes of enthusiasm were witnessed in the North dressing room after the match. Players, particularly ...

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  5. "SMITHY" TOO ILL TO LEAVE ATHENS

    AIR-COMMODORE C. E. Kingsford Smith, who arrived here at 7 o'clock last night from Milas, where he had been detained by the Turks since Wednesday, having been forced down through illness, was about to leave for England ...

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  6. LANG TALKS REVOLUTION

    IN a remarkable speech at the Eight Hour dinner to-night Mr. J. T. Lang (Premier) announced that revolution was ...

    Article : 352 words
  7. Details of Return Flight Announced

    Details of Kingsford Smith's attempt to better Scott's record for the flight from England to Australia, which he will undertake on the return journey, were ...

    Article : 157 words
  8. "Ace of All Long-Distance Flyers"

    In a leading article "The Daily Express" says that with better luck "Smithy" might have now been receiving the whole Empire's congratulations on ...

    Article : 91 words
  9. LOST HER NERVE

    FRAU Lottie Schloter, wife of a leading business man, was acquitted, of a charge of manslaughter today. ...

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  10. CONFIDENCE IN EUROPE

    WHAT will emerge from the visit of M. Pierre Laval (Premier of France) to Germany is the chief subject under discussion here. Mr. A. W. Mellon (Secretary of the Treasury returned ...

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  11. "Scraping Ice Made Us Nervous"

    BACK from the perilous dash to the North Pole in the Nautilus with Sir Hubert Wilkins, Mr. Arthur Blumburg, the first member of the expedition to ...

    Article : 146 words
  12. MORE RIOTING IN GLASGOW

    RIOTING has broken out again in Glasgow. Crowds have smashed windows and looted shops. ...

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  13. ACCEPTANCES FOR RANDWICK

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  14. Gangsters "Say it With Roses"

    "FRANK Fuzo, florist and underworld x "fixer," was put "on the spot" by a customer with a liking for red roses. A stranger ordered the flowers and ...

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  15. BUS FACTORY FOR SYDNEY

    INFORMATION that the associated omnibus proprietors have been collecting particulars and preparing the necessary organisation for the establishment in ...

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  16. Who Will Get His Millions?

    SIR Thomas Lipton, the multi-millionaire tea merchant, who died yesterday, had not a relative in the world, according to "The Daily ...

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  17. Protests Against Police

    Protests against the measures adopted by the police at last night's disturbances at Glasgow were made in the House of Commons today. ...

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  18. RUINED BY TAXATION

    GREAT over the sale of his ancestral estate is believed to have caused the death at the ace of 69 of Capt. Henry Rokeby, lord of the manor of ...

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  19. Woman Robbed of £180 Worth of Goods

    MRS. Florence Brown (aged 38 years), of x North Fitzroy, was attacked by two men in Queen's parade, Clifton Hill, shortly before midnight, and robbed of a ...

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  20. WOMEN TO VOTE

    By 160 votes to 121 votes the Spanish Chamber of Deputies approved an article in the new Constitution by which women are granted a vote. ...

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  21. £13,000 A YEAR FOR JOCKEY

    GORDON Richards, the champion English jockey, has contracted to ride for the Beckhampton stable next season. He is to receive a retaining fee of £1.000, plus ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  22. FRUIT MACHINES TO HELP HOSPITALS

    If hospitals are willing that it should be done on their behalf, the Government is prepared to sanction the reintroduction of fruit machines in hotels, clubs, tobacco ...

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  23. PALMER WINS

    At the stadium tonight Ambrose Palmer (11 4¾) met Fred Hannaberry (11 0¾) for the middleweight championship of Australia. Interest ...

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  24. INDIA'S PROBLEMS

    The Minorities Committee of the Indian Round Table Conference today unanimously agreed to adjourn for a week to permit informal discussion* to take place ...

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  25. MR. SNOWDEN MAKES FIGHTING SPEECH

    Mr. Philip Snowden (Chancellor of the Exchequer) made what was probably his final speech in the House of Commons today, but instead of castigating his ...

    Article : 150 words
  26. AMERICAN CONVICTS

    AMERICA'S social consciousness has been quickened by protests from Sydney and Melbourne against the continued incarceration of Tom Mooney and ...

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  27. REAL BOGYMAN

    THE radio "ghost van" became a real bogyman today. It scared 10.000 radio "pirates" in London into taking out licences. The rush was so great that ...

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  28. LONG SEARCH FOR COW WHICH WAS NOT LOST

    High brush fences are unpopular with a farmer in the Cowell district. They enclosed portion of his Harden, but he now prefers a type through which he can see. ...

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  29. EX-KAISER TURNS TEETOTALLER

    THE ex-Kaiser has turned teetotaller. He spends most of hie time reading theological works, tree-felling, and motoring, according to Rev. Llewellyn Thomas ...

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  30. Four Motor Cycles Stolen —One Recovered

    Three motor cycles were stolen this afternoon from near Adelaide Oval, and a fourth from Avenue road. North Adelaide. Only one has been recovered. ...

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  31. CONSTABLE HURT

    WHILE riding a bicycle along Wellington road, Maylands, today. Constable J. S. K. Marshall, of Burnside Police Station, collided with a motor cycle driven ...

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  32. LABOR BALLOT

    The ballot for the South Australian Labor Party candidate to contest Central District No. 1 in the Legislative Council closed today, but up to a late hour tonight ...

    Article : 68 words
  33. ARMED BANDITS

    Two armed bandits late tonight held up Francis O'Connor, a bookmaker, of Kensington, outside the Newmarket Picture Theatre. One of them pressed a revolver ...

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  34. South Street Competitions

    South Street Competitions were con-! tinned today. Results:—Song by Australian Composer (female voices)—M. Miller (Ballarat), l: C. Moore (Ballarat) and Mary Edson (Westbourne ...

    Article : 48 words
  35. Brighter Tone on London Stock Exchange

    There was a brighter tone evident on the London Stock Exchange today, when British funds hardened all round, and Australian ones were generally firmer. ...

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