Armidale Chamber of Commerce Urged to Lead Civic Reform
A letter argues two heads are better than one for local governance and criticizes Armidale Chamber of Commerce for infrequent meetings and for neglecting town needs. It calls for stronger civic action to boost access, support the Armidale-Dorrigo rail line, and unite the region against government cutbacks while urging residents to revive community effort in the New Year.
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Alderman Curtis Resigns Amid Council Controversy
A special Milp city council meeting accepts Alderman Curtis’s resignation amid doubt over whether the council has authority to call a resignation. Officials discuss whether a power of attorney grants the mayor or clerk authority to finalize the action and seek legal guidance before further steps.
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Tramways Board to Run Ten Minute Bus Service
A ten minute bus service began Monday in the southern suburbs to operate on cable tram routes. The buses, built by the government, are being run by the Tramways Board as part of plans to electrify the network.
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Local News and Events From Armidale Area
Weather and public notices mix with a cricket tragedy and local injuries. A cricketer died by lightning during a match near Armidale while a workman, Thomas Newby, was hospitalized after being thrown from a horse at Springmount Station. Images and cinema listings fill Arcadia program notes.
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Thomas Boos
Morreman
Thomas Newby
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Armidale notices and obituaries reflect local changes
Local residents travel between Armidale Sydney Byron Bay and Queensland over holidays. Resignations and appointments touch Armidale New England Jockey Club staff, teachers, and judges. Notable deaths include James Fury and Sir France Gould era figures with ties to local institutions.
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Queensland
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Byron Bay
Twenty Three Convictions in Tamworth Gaol Case
A local court records twenty three convictions involving defendants in Tamworth. Police testimony details drunken behavior at the theatre and shopfronts, with sergeant Drow and constable Waters citing multiple charges and defense replies. Defendants faced penalties and appeals considered by the court.
Armidale Teams Compete In Carnival Tally
Armidale Carnival opens with team standings shown. Team 1 defeats Team 2 by seven sets to zero as games reach forty six, reflecting early results in the county event.
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Aerial Mail Services Plan Extends Australian Routes
The Base Ministry approves alterations to extend the aerial mail service from Cloncurry to Duchese and Compoweal. Also planned are expansions from Derby to Wyndham and Darwin, with operation expected to begin soon.
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Vacation swimming school opens in Arch Armidale
Amateur notes describe a Christmas swimming show at Avimidale baths with Lenape and Migsee participants. Parents attend as children receive lessons at a cheap two shilling fee. Nearby towns show willingness to share swimming and lifeguard instruction with adults.
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Avimidale Baths
Hother Town
Strike Not Mooted By Railway Men
Report on remarks by A. A. Chapman and officials about a potential railway strike. Warnings that workers fear warfare with railway barons and that federal and state authorities know the tense dispute could affect industrial relations, but aim to avoid upheaval.
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Cohen
Remarkable Public Figure C J de Garis Under Death Threat
A dramatic Melbourne story centers on C J de Garis a public figure and newspaper man whose abandoned car near Mentone and a pair of notes reveal a planned suicide and pleas to his wife. The letters detail debt trouble and a wish to spare her further distress amid a long mixed career in publicity publishing real estate and theatre. He indicates a preference for drowning at Rosebud and instructs his wife to use the insurance and government bonds for her future.
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Rosebud
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Jack
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Os Sarnia Fruit Packing
Murray
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Western Australia
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America
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Wiel
Bourns
Test Cricket Heavy Scoring In Melbourne Match
Report of a high scoring test match between Australia and England in Melbourne. Key batsmen Josh Thureday and Suteliie top scored for England with 125 and 14, while Australia’s innings included strong contributions from Marley and Gregory. The total reached 478 as Dewitt, Tate, and Hearne delivered with ball, with Colling and Tate among notable dismissals. Weather in Sydney and Melbourne noted as fine but cloudy with a good wicket.
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Snemraay
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Malley
Satecliffe
Sydney
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Reore
West Fremantle hearing on 22 seamen aboard Volumedu
A Fremantle court heard changes against 22 seamen aboard the steamer Volumedu with a guilty verdict for Phillip Celquist and eight weeks more imprisonment. The Baro Maclay and Baron Macleay cases drew Seamen's Union protests as tensions rose over chartered vessels.
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Tavsdapye
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Fiskars
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Walsh
Baron Maclay
Seamen's Union
Uleas
Man Escapes Death as Paint Catches Fire in Lithgow
Soho Matthews, 49, was inside a beer cylinder at Jones Brewery Lithgow when paint suddenly ignited. He forced his way out through the flames and suffered severe burns to face arms and body. He was rushed to hospital in a serious condition. The escape was considered miraculous.
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Soho Matthews
Jones Brewery
Matthews
Get Out Bailey Trouble in Australian Workers Union
A meeting of AWA members convened by Burl Workers' Pro-Purina Group declined membership in Central Branch. Mr Bailey MLA remained in office and urged Bailey to resign after findings in the ballot box inquiry. The group planned to augment a campaign to enforce their forebearers' laws.
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Roeting
King of Loyalty Island Claims Crown in North Sydney
William Wathama, named as the King of Loyalty Tribes, died in North Sydney after a local event. The man claimed leadership of the loyalty bands amid disputed status and community tributes followed.
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Sinney
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Willian Wathama
Draw Closed Melbourne Wrestling Bout Between Limuthin and Karasich
In Melbourne New York last night Peter Limuthin of England and Al Karasich wrestled to a draw at the Stadium. Officials ruled the match even after a hard fought contest.
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Peter Limuthin
England
al Karasich
Desia
Commonwealth Declines Representation at Protocol Conference
Melbourne January report states that the Prime Minister Bruce declares no Commonwealth representation at the Protocol Conference. The event will proceed without official Australian involvement and joins a routine agenda of bilateral engagements.
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Mussolini Speech Revives Fascist Spirit in London
Report notes a revival of fascist sentiment after Mussolini’s Chamber speech. A parade shows artillery and machine guns atop banners, led by Golwel Candelort amid prior disclosures about fascist outrages.
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London
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Inter-State Vessels Face Union Pressure Amid Shipping Turmoil
The Sea Transport Group urged unions to cooperate against Newcastle and Hunter River Steamship Co as labor offices shift amid closures. Melbourne reports say steamers Karools, Nuirana, and Time were laid up with government suspension fears and pending action on navigation rules.
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Melbourne
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False Pretences Alleged in Returned Goldier Case
In Sydney at the General Police Court today Seeman Bowles, a clerk in the Repatriation Department, faced an charge of obtaining money by false pretences. It was alleged he obtained funds between July and October 1923 that should have been paid as sustenance to resumed soldiers, instead diverting payments for personal benefit.
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Seeman
Woman Drowned in Brisbane River Mystery
The body of Mary Maldron was found lying in the river at night near Griesane Wmy Vetery Brisbane. Four women shouted just before, but no signs of violence were found on the body. The case is under investigation.
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Bankrupt's End Body Found in Sydney Harbour
The body of Samuel Brown Hender was found floating in Sydney Harbour this morning. The deceased had appeared before the rating registrar in bankruptcy today for examination.
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Samuel Brown Hender
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Weather report for Tableland region and Sydney areas
Weather notes indicate rain across Tablelands and Sydney districts with drizzle in the Gast and Northern regions. Forecast calls for unsettled conditions Tuesday with showers, clearing later in the day and mild temperatures reported.
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Infantile Paralysis Reported in Wellington Area
Reports from Wellington New Zealand indicate ongoing infantile paralysis concerns with rising cases. A separate Queensland murder case ends with James Fyfe shot dead while camping near Cammedeveal, investigation ongoing and a suspect arrested.
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All Blacks Brownlie Incident Sparks Debate in London
The All Blacks face controversy after c. Brownlie was sent off following an incident with an English player in London. An official later said Brownlie denied deliberate foul play while others questioned referee decisions and possible sanctions.
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