Trade policy debate on tariffs and middlemen profits
A fragmentary editorial critiques protective tariffs and New York law proposals to curb middlemen abuse. It argues tariffs keep prices high, favor free competition, and accuses officials of misplacing blame for cost of living on middlemen rather than producers or laws that limit competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civweryeve
George
Eigland
Cour
George Heid
New York
Vervetie
Fragmented Text Reflects Political Commentary Tone
The readable fragments discuss constitutional immunity and warrants, mentioning Australia and political figures. It hints at legal and civic action, possibly about federal matters, while criticizing a figure described as "a net herder" and a "woman" in a contentious context. The passage is incomplete and cryptic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyer Wetel
Omerain
Watt
Weather Readings and Obituary Reports in Armidale News
The week's weather readings are listed with notes on thermometer and barometer readings including values such as 60 and 68 for plus and minus. An obituary states Mr Frank Wallin died in Armidale at age 60 after a long lung illness, with details of his family and service in the community. The article also mentions a tragedy at Waek Creek, a local political note on Mr Edward and Mr Wade, and public notices about eye care clinics and railway appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Armidale
Frank Wallin
Wale Hove
Cithailrad
Waek Creek
Venton Craik
Edwerde
Morpeth
Choe
Edewards
Connell
Edwards
Jooal
Anutts and Coote
George Street
Sydney
Tattersall's
G Wate
Wo Oakes
Wade
Ake
Napier
N.Z
Paikakureka
Miss Power
Harold Baker
James Clarken
Coogee
Hugh Ward
Federal Public Service Commissioner
Sears
Nema Tonic
Xatt
Armidale Show Auction and Construction Progress Update
Report from Armidale Show notes the sole right of auction for on the ground area, with contractor Mie. 1K Oram overseeing works. Ground corrals and a third day carnival are planned, while a trotting track and exhibition spaces advance. Fortike Hiab equipment is mentioned, with work continuing into next week and site improvements expected to finish. Fort Browning is referenced in the week’s events as part of the setup and progress. The Guyra Shire Council intends to reclaim a joule of land in Mir district on Wednesday to align with the show plans and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons
Maul
Mir
J Dirner
Elmer Peyton
Browning
Guyra Shire
Coun
Ihivtrict
Armidale Police Court Faces Ongoing Prosecution
The Armidale Police Court heard charges including alleged illegal taking of property and burglary involving a man named Gerry and another suspect. Evidence cited by Constable North described the Saturday incident and a later confession. The court considered investigations and deferred further actions, with a separate case involving a prohibited conduct order and housing access addressed on Tuesday.
Accidents and Injuries Reported At Local Sites
A series of injuries and mishaps occurred over Friday to Sunday at brickworks and farms. An employee named Beckhouse lost sight in one eye after a dynamite incident and was treated. Golfer helped prevent a second explosion. James Gallegos suffered a leg fracture when a train ride ended abruptly. Other incidents include a walk accident involving Mrs Porteous and a separate incident affecting Miss Markham with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bonkhuse
G. Fo Nat
Thas
Heolhous
Joan Peewee
Golfer
Beckhouse
James Gallegos
HG. Simpeon
Hrvete
Mr. Porteous
Jd. Porteous
Unclear event reported on Faulknerstirert slope incident
Fragmentary OCR describes a fall near Girly Public tehect with a person down on the ground and witnesses reacting. The text references injuries to a girl and mentions individuals including Mr Kedward Layton and others, plus an operation by Martell and Mr Murray.
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Faulknerstirert
Ryeliat
Mim
Kedward Layton
Thow- Tavten
Gay Fawkes
de. Martell
Withgrove
Wr. Murray
Armidale
Railway Employees Picnic Ends With Sunshine And Fun
A large crowd gathered for the Tapiworth to Wallamarnn railway workers picnic on Saturday. The event featured athletic sports, dancing displays, and a popular maypole. Officials included President Mr T Webb Treasurer Mr W Fallon and Secretary Mr H Grimble. Trains carried hundreds to Bloom for the day of games and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapiworth
Wallamarnn
Miles Kya
Tadiewy
Mir
Haecroft
Vrain Showground
Local cattle sale plans and immigrant counts in New South Wales
Mesery Howle and Co announce a tunner cattle sale at the Municipal Solevads next Friday featuring up to LAE young New England tired beasts. Immigrant statistics show 28 consu mptive arrivals in the last eighteen months, with no state assisted entries. The Premier urged stricter inspections amid Mudgee floods, while Colwell, a 90 year old trolley driver, died after injuries in Adelaide Hospital. Harry Francis, 22, was arrested in relation to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howle and Co
New England
Mowrs
Benjamin and
Coton
Brithaml Smythe
Hillprove
J Keifer
Armidale
McCount
Larriers
Sne Varios
James Hillgrove
Telomore
St. James
Hillgrove
Cyskelly
Miinine
Dumaresq
M. Cay
Wyonden
Quirehesed
Theough Moenwirs
Chas, Wilson and Co
Merv
Huwerows
Tavensbury
Urulla Road
Armidal
Carmichael
Treasurir
New South Wales
Mudgee
Colwell
Adelaide Hospital
Oo Hiew
Harry Francis
Jock
Department of Public Health
New Guenea
New Guinea
Gowenty
Tle Sunghise
Victoria
Melbourne
Sydney
City of Sydney
Marrie
North Sydney
Hykes
Liberal League
Hebridhe
Prince Leopold of
Hattenbury
New Zealand
Australians reach 678 target in chaotic Melbourne cricket
The third day at the Melbourne Test opened in fine weather as Australia chased an ambitious 678 to win. An overnight 478 for seven wickets gave the innings a strong position, with Arthur Foster and Adrian Based anchoring the middle order while the visitors pressed for a late surge to overhaul the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melboure
Ae Avieridie
Irene
Combest
Wisthorm
Pour
Armidale Musical and Operatic Society Anseal Meeting
The Armidale M and C Society held a well attended meeting in the Tosdenstrent clubhouse on Monday night. President Major G F Braund led with a review of recent productions, noting financial strength and a thriving orchestra, while expressing thanks to retiring and new members and outlining plans for the next public performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artidale Musical and Operatic Society
Armidale
Meliot Fund
J. Pheloung
Manly Band
Atenew
Condacter and
Murp. Topham
Love
Offeers
Major G. F. Braund
Messrs
W.J. Cunningham
R.A. Calder
A. Mann
Hoh
H. Robesont
A. L. Champion
Wool Sale Activity at Mewre Market Distorts Trade
A garbled report from Mewre Market notes yesterday's wool sale with firm prices and active competition. The piece mentions Go's, Carson, Wirehowmbe, and Go's firms contending, while a Great Temple 1d is referenced in uncertain terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mewre
Carson
Amd Go's
Greaey Temetial
Universal disarmament and war talk dominate cables
London reports on disarmament efforts with Austria Hungary and China Russia sideshows. Notes Chinese claims on Tib region rights, calls for policy shifts. Antwerp disaster and a tragic case of a woman jailed for neglecting to send children loom in cables alongside a Vienna wind storm causing injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genern Dinarmament
China
Russia
China Cokmitte Vtrmsta
Chine
Tumia
Antwerp
Vienna
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Mr. J. M. Wilson Deatist
Seardy-Steaar
Mr. Roc Simpson
Brandy Simert
R A. KK
Reading
DFW Set
Wiardy Street
W. H. McBean
Commercial Bruitldinger
Beardy-Street - Armidale
Kasa
Hugh J. Scott
Commerctal Buildings
Beardy -Street
Tattarvall's Hotel
Whl
R. N. Hickson
Faiconen Street
Landa
Office
Telefirme
Tee
Hugh H. Gordon & Coy
Praneh
Wigsta
Flinwertort
Wedeowday
Mithellet
Iene
Grattan
Ces Mia A Mewes
Fels Wary
Cincla
W. Aahodon
The
Armidale Chronicle
Aqwipdhe Aga
Ceraniiewin
Armidale Show
Armidale Police Court
Efer Mig . Neletn
PRM
Jae Dy
Olive Perhisan
Ramon Lewaly Vole
Hey Melville Gerry
Constable North
Gerry
Millbee
Preabett
Mares
Holy Vem
Avon
Beton
Doel
Meppert
Wits
Rueaday
Eve
Stricker
Carver
Cotler
Fulch
Trwtoper
B. Oetter
Somme
Herder
Snooks
Hordern
Sinclair
Wow
Carter
I Whitty
Sherwell
C. Kullaway
Austratia
Ty Ol
Reile
GAO
Dowph Denman
Jamies Mane
Ytie
Stamiforth Smith
Trig
Eric Blentu
Mantaka
Queenland
High Court
South Australia
Veerteria
Columna Victoria
William Purcell
Darlinghurst
Paresll
Frank
Purcell
Mra. Gardner
Masterton
Armidale M. & C. Society
Woody
Deerver
Sydney Wool Sales
London
Tai Ia
Poe Torus
Falconaretroet Abby SS
Pirates of Clerical
Eee
ECOND
Tims
H.W. Lane
Ais
FPO
North Armidale
Igrent
E. Hartman
Hollins
Anse Douglas
Frick Howne
Tonya & Co
Cis
Shee
Marsh
C. Heap
Mount Ae Armidale
Aka
Ashfield
Sodosy
Hom's
Hal
Heneral
Iit
Ieee
Atc
Plas Wright
Wollomumbi Station
Woogwibinda
Saar
Pasizyook
C.J. Fess End Co
Moor Park
Lara
Hepa
McDomann’s
Tattersall'y Hotel
Beardy-street
GHASS
Deereerie Ale
A. Edwards
Aspeden Fann
Nr Armidale
Gense Betts
Bower Armidale
Fiat
C. G. Wade
Wedersdey
Alfred Pareiss
Cafe Chantant
Ladies’ Resist Society
Town Hall
Binaketa
Prica
Adminasa
Essa
A. T. Crobsman
Bec
Oddfellows’ Social
Wollomembi Bros.’ Lodge
Wollomembi Hall
T. F. Mills
Len Elm
Paddiedock Road
J. Reid
Emy
Jane
Hugh J, Scott
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