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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
5
A reflective editorial argues that national greatness hinges on elevating everyday life and civic duty. It urges shifting from ritual displays to cultivating higher ideals among children, stressing virtue, education, and postimperial leadership rather than hollow pageantry.
A critique laments the shift from integrity to wealth as society idolizes money over character. The author warns that gluttonous consumerism and profane entertainment erode public virtue, risking the empire’s future despite its power.
A long OCR filled column reports a public meeting in New South Wales with speakers including ministers and church members, plus plans for the Sinking of the Australia feature and screening notes. It covers the Parramatta Armidale coursing club meeting, the Zander Trophy lineup, and a listing for The OBrien Girl stage production at Town Hall with cast and ballet details.
Local items report Mr J Knaver now stationed at Barraba visiting town on Thursday. Mr and Mrs H Woodward return from Bourke trip. Miss Hon resumed duties at the Literary Institute after a holiday. Mr and Mrs G Manuel back from holiday in Maree and other parts of the state. moved to Asmidsle. On Friday morning Dryden began his wardobe at the coroner’s court. coroner congratulated him on appointment to the position. The marriage of Lattie Neble’s daughter at Wahl Willow Wake Hudedstene to Mr J A Bell of Seston and Enn is planned for Wednesday June 26 at Comer Memorie Church Glen lanes.
A claim by the Master Butchers' Association seeks a weekly wage cut of 2 shillings 6 pence and an increase in working hours. The move, said to counter a union log, is before the Arbitration Court in Australia among industry employers and workers.
An elderly resident, Mir Dawson of Arn Hale, died after a cart or horse accident near Plunming hark. The coroner ruled accidental death from fractured ribs and internal hemorrhage.
Reports indicate the Federal Ministry plans to revive its proposal to end per capita payments and abolish the income tax for individuals while retaining company taxation, with indications of a broader tax reform effort.
The State President of the ALP calls for inquiry into alleged corruption surrounding labor selection ballots and signals government may appoint a Royal Commission. He pledges to act fully on the matter and urges a formal investigation.
A London strike disrupts railway and tube services, with extensive effects reported on Thursday. Multiple tube stations experience closures and delays as workers protest, affecting commutes and city transport.
Yorkshire and the South Africans played to a draw in a lively cricket match in England. The contest featured key batting from Yorkshire and bowling from the South Africans, with momentum shifting across days.
A. Haroldsten Perrote argues against a North New State, calling it costly and unnecessary. He cites railway and administrative concerns, cites local witness and mayoral views, and notes Armidale growth pressures and political reactions to the proposed statehood.
A faction within Sint Minketry weighs ending the state enquiry as ministers push to close the case. Officials report no new revelations and a recent wave of public pressure urges decisive action by KUEN authorities.
Budnew Pride and Honorable A. J. Tall announce a new Water on Board promising pollen free control and fully funded operations. The ministerial statement emphasizes cleaner water and financial stability for the utility.
The Grinkers Conference endorsed Ir Earle Page for securing an agreement with the Prime Minister to guide the next election. They also expressed appreciation to Colonel Broxer for maintaining his independent parliamentary stance.
Sydney delegates discuss shifting the Graziers Association toward a political role. A large majority supports declaring for the Country Party in the federal and state arenas, with plans tied to any forthcoming general elections and provincial council directions.
The article discusses support for maintaining a proportional representation voting system in state elections. It notes ongoing debate, mentions proponents and opponents, and highlights concerns about accessibility and fairness.
A driver died after a crash near Comeard hast tenlt with the native Sotie Flynn and Ralph, causing a serious injury to his brother. A man was later arrested and charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of Jon Franclylym, who was struck by a motor Torry at Noncord last nb.
In Sydney on Friday the Special Jury refused costs against applicants in a matter involving Emanuel Myerson, property owner, for 210,000 pounds claim. Alba seeks 20,000 pounds in a related action by Artie Nickels regarding alleged damages.
Bishop Prederick Burton was remanded at the Central Court on Friday in a charge of feloniously slain Thomas Salt.
The bail of 140 pounds was forfeited after defendant Lerberk Burridge failed to appear at the Central Patties Court on the appointed day. His bail money, 440, was ordered forfeited to the crown.
Readable fragments indicate the Seamen's union ended its strike after discussions on pilot terms and crew employment. The note mentions a pending decision on resuming work once negotiations reach agreeable terms.
A tram and a car collided at night in Parraamatta. Two men were injured, one identified as Po Yang sustaining multiple fractures. Paramedics treated victims at the scene and transported them to hospital for further care.
A shocking tragedy in Anindeen ends with the murder of two children whose throats were cut. The mother Mrs. Fred, injured, was rushed to hospital with a daughter reported to be expected to recover. Police investigation underway as community reels.
Captain Turman and Mise Winkfron Schilek from Kenya led the winning team in a lively Calcutta derby event. The prize drew the attention of observers as the duo celebrated their victory amid cheering crowds.
In Tokio a large crowd gathered to honor the American Ambassador with a send off. A resolution urged steps against American immigration policy and anti Japanese measures, while speakers stressed the seriousness of the current diplomatic strains. A nationwide campaign was proposed to raise public awareness of the issue.
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