Political isolation of Socialism in Australia debate
A discussion on Kidston's split with the Labor Socialists contrasts Queensland's view with federal lines. The piece argues democracy remains central, condemns cooperation with Socialism, and asserts isolation as a prerequisite for honest politics in Australian parliaments. It notes Queensland and federal divisions and champions democratic ideals over socialist compromise.
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Kidston
Party of Socialism
Deakin
Lucensland
Labor Party
Queensland
Labor
Commonwealth
Australia
Queenland
Cooperative Commonwealth
Brisbane
Brokenhill
Alamiant Socialiva
Parenez
D. Telegraph
Peter Jackson and John son compared in boxing clash lore
An ex champion CGorpert exalts Peter Jackson as the world’s greatest fighter noting his footwork judgment of distance and powerful left hand. He contrasts Jackson with Jack Johnson praising Jackson’s science of the game while hinting Johnson’s awkward defense and clever misdirection.
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Africa
Cgorpert
Jack Johnson
Peter Jackson
Johnson
Jackson
Delusson
Johnean
Jolson
Calibe
Upg
Referee's Letter Angers Stars Cobargo Match Debate
A Kulitor letter reprints a Southern Star item on the Stars versus Cobargo football match at Cobargo. It attacks referee G Chambers for alleged bias against the Stars, questions his understanding of knock back versus knock on, and claims the Stars were unfairly penalised while Cobargo benefited. The writer defends the Stars and condemns the referee's actions and comments, warning a rematch.
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Sporsman
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Thun
Awerdtg
Mazs
Oake
Ceferes
Stara
Groel
Cobargo
Cabargo
Ole
The King's Stallion Florizel 11 Drops Dead On Exercise
The King's famous stallion Florizel 11 collapsed and died while being exercised. The horse, a noted thoroughbred, was insured for £15,000, prompting questions on the policy and potential financial implications.
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Florizel
Candelo Beats Bega In Tight Football Match
From Our Correspondents Candelo defeated Bega by pointe with a penalty goal near the close. Bega protested under Rule 10 but observers say the rule was not infringed and the kicker did not place the ball. Weather remained dull and cold with varying rainfall across the district.
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Candelo
Bega
Toothdale
Candolo
School of Arts
Hell Elortly
H. Golden
Riverina
Cochrane
Bateman’ S Creek
Mersia Holzhauger
Napthali
Fox killed after crossing at McFarland’s Crossing
Bombala town notes report a fox hunted by four men with 23 dogs at McFarland's Crossing where the quarry escaped into the river and a small island before being killed by the dogs. Local sports mention Nimitybelle Cup defense as well as forthcoming matches. Building, school staff changes, rainfall, post office records, libel case set for June, theft issues, municipal finances, and planned concert by Baya Athletic Club are summarized.
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McFarland
Reynard
Doga
Bombala
S Till
Don Juneard
Gidea
Bibbanluke
Indy
Ribbenlake
P. Tracey
Mesers Kilkenny
Sage
W. Hammond
Richmond
Lismore
W. G. Tweedie
C. M. Burton
Argue
Supreme Court
Sydney
School of Arts
Goldberg
Baya’ Athletic Club
Mra. Harrowsmith
Beacon of Rage Lodge Meets Despite Weather
The Beacon of Rage Lodge No 1.O.G.1 held weekly meeting on Thursday with poor weather but fair attendance. One candidate initiated, several propositions passed. Main business was reading The Drink Evil by Dro. FP. Weal ton, L.C., citing liquor waste and England’s brewery influence on the Conservative party. The speech closed with Lord Hosebory’s warning on liquor control. Reminiscences shared, a juvenile temple planned, next meeting to feature payee reading by Bro. Keellner followed by an evening with poets. Meeting at 7.30, intending members urged to attend at 7 p.m.
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1.O.G.1
Dro. FP
England
Econclude
Lord Hosebory
Sis
Hart
Bro. Keellner
C.T
Bro. Burges
Ribbenlake tumbles to defeat in last Saturday’s match
Reports from recent sports events include Ribbenlake’s 28 nil loss, a rifle match starting midweek led by W A Kneen, and a rising score for Lindram in a Tuesday session. The Bomdata Cricket Club finished the season with a small credit after expenses, while sculling rivals Webb and Arnst prepare for the world championship on the Wanganui River with a £600 stake.
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T.C
Walters
Candelo
la Veile
General Booth
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H. Beresford
Bepn District Jockey Club
Haa
Ajls. Bank, Ltd
Waverley
Warwick
Wellington
Toleday
Arnat-Webb
Webb
Arnst
Wanganui
Sydney
Benny
Weise
Lindrum
Baying
Weise Boing
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