Compulsory Conference on Innisfail Waterside Strike
In Brisbane a compulsory conference in the Arbitration Court over the Innisfail waterside dispute ended quickly after two minutes of arbitration. The parties will reconvene tomorrow as work remains tied up at the port with £90,000 of sugar awaiting shipment and potential losses noted at South Johnstone Mill. Feather of the Commonwealth Steamship Owners Association expressed hope for a final settlement. The Premier warned of the risk to £20,000 worth of sugar if not moved before cyclone season amid a stubborn standoff by waterside workers.
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Arbitration Court
Watersiders
Innisfail
Feather
Commonwealth Steamship Owners Association
South Johnstone
Mackay Hampden Section Opened to North Coast Line
Brisbane reports the minister for railways opened the Mackay Hampden section of the North Coast line at Mackay Larcombs. The deselro tated works involved about a thousand men. Rail communication to Townsville expected by December 1929, linking Cardwell and Brisbane for nearly 1000 miles.
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Raiways
Mackay
Mackay-Hampden
Larcombs
Townaville
Oardwell
Registration of Tax Agents Board approves applicants
Brisbane reports the Registration of Tax Agents Board approving a number of applications for registration. The Income Tax Act requires registered tax agents to charge fees for income tax returns. the board notes the registration count is still comparatively small and not widely known.
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Brisbane
Registration of Tax Agents Board
The Liquor Question in Brisbane State Polls
Memorials were filed for holding local option polls under the Liquor act. Applications for polls in districts will be decided by ballot by next May. A statewide poll on prohibition or related questions is set for October next year. Numerous memorials have been received by the Home Secretary's Department, mainly for new licenses.
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Brisbane
Home Secretary's Department
Baker overcome by fumes in bakehouse tragedy
Sydney reports Frederick Rimington aged 50 a baker died from carbon monoxide fumes in a bakehouse. He worked above the oven and was overcome after it vented fumes from a coke heated fire. He collapsed outdoors and died minutes later. Inspectorate ordered the oven closed until an inquiry.
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Frederick Rimington
Rimington
Rimingtom
Committed for Trial in Bank Robbery Case
Sydney report: Kwong Loi, 31, and George Anderson, 62, were committed for trial on charges of breaking into the Government Savings Bank at Kogarab on November 27 and attempting to steal.
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Sydney
Labour Leader in a Private Hospital Illness
Sydney reports Charlton head of the Federal Labour Party is in a private hospital with a non serious condition. The illness is attributed to a nervous breakdown from the stresses of the election campaign.
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Charlton
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Labour Party
Union Steamer Mukura Set To Sail From Sydney
Volunteer crew reports Mukura prepared for Vancouver voyage with full passenger, mail, and fish cargo. Sydney dispatch notes Union line steamer holds up plans as voyage approaches, signaling impending departure tomorrow.
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Mukura
Vancouver
Union
Rexona Campers Find Relief on the Trail
An outtake advertisement touts Rexona as a camper’s friend, claiming rapid healing of bites and minor injuries. It promotes carrying Rexona in the kit to ease pain and prevent irritation during camping trips.
Plaza Tooth Paste and Prime Minister Besieged
An early 20th century item notes Plaza Tooth Paste advertised as a refined dental cream for whitening and gum health. In Melbourne a crowd besieged the Prime Minister after a Town Hall address, police rescuing him as he was moved to his car amid a hostile demonstration.
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Lara Wihes
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Melbourne
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Greek executions cause king's imprisonment and funerals
Athens notes report the new king’s attempted departure thwarted by the government, ministers shot at a civil hospital near the palace, and relatives allowed to bid farewell before bodies are carried to the cemetery. London dispatches say Lindley is to leave Athens, with refugees in Western Thrace facing starvation and disease amid roving ethnic bands.
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London
House of Commons
Lindley
Constantinople
Daily Express
Thrace
Dail Eireann In Danger Reported In Dublin
London dispatch notes a plot to kidnap Dail Eireann deputies and suppress the assembly. Deputies accept the danger, saying a dozen members could form a quorum. ONeill states all present face death sentences from the rebel forces.
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London
Dublin
Daily Chronicle
Dail Eirann
O'Neil
Reparation Question Sparks Paris and Rhine Occupation
Washington reports insistently cite France preparing to invade the Ruhr. France denies planning action. A high government source says American forces in the Rhine will not return home for now due to an important foreign affairs reason, with France likely to influence U S policy.
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France
Villey
United Press Association
Rhine
United States
Piles Remedy Promoted With Personal Endorsements
Serious claims are made for a pile remedy Dean's Ointment. Advertisements quote patient testimonials from Parramatta Sydney praising swift relief and lasting cures. The item notes price ninepence per pot and postal order availability through Foster McClellan & Co in Sydney.
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George Kirby
Sapbellz Street
Parramatta
Sydney
Anus
Don
Dean
Foster McClellan & Qa
Wernilton Street
November race meeting at Townsville club amid small fields
The Townsville club held a thin November race meeting with several local horses absent. Publican's Booth ran by Mawhirt saw steady if not large attendance. prizes and betting circulated, with £56 10s passing through tote. Results include Moormaid first in Maiden Plate, Galloway winning Trial Handicap, Denman Lad in Flying Divisions, and Spear Boy triumphing Bowen Handicap.
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Ezzy
J. H. Kelly
J. T. Payne
C. F. Strange
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R. P. Stewart
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J. Quinn
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W. Miller
Denman Lad
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P. H Hdgerton
J.E. Kelly
Ayr
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Huron Lad
Regal King
R. Maltby
D. Miller
T. ©. Jensen
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Townsville Bulletin
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Love's Gift
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Ratz
Bowen Rifle Club Shoot Sees A Eyles Win Stage One
In a two stage event at Bowen Rifle Club A Eyles posted a strong 91 on day one, with Hidsell scoring 85 on Sunday to win at 800 and 900 yards. The handicap suggests Hidsell may drop a peg soon as stage two approaches for Hospital Cup on December 8.
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Kennedy
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Tagget
Wolidays MAGEKES Sell Handy Kit Case Attire and Lunch Cases
Wolidays MAGEKES advertise suit cases Handy Kit Case Attire and lunch cases priced to fit all purses in all sizes. The listing highlights a range of portable storage options aimed at varied budgets, emphasizing affordability and variety.
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Rowen Independent announces ad_change deadlines
Advertisers are informed that advertisement changes for Saturday's issue must be received by Thursday at noon and for Tuesday's issue by Monday at noon. Darwin, Proprietor.
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Hatardey
Cricket roundup shows Commercials beat Public Servants by 73 runs
Harcourt Hoonts reports a Commercials victory by 73 runs in the first innings, opening a lead of 11 points over the Public Servants who trail the Cities by two. The piece discusses scheduling, two day matches, and notes standout scores from N. Huan 77, J. Bandera 68, O'Regan 81, and others, along with bowling figures and upcoming Townville visit.
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Bunday
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Goda
Nana Per
Fencs
J. Bandera
Tim
Kent
Cana
O'Rogan
Will Dog
Billy Nicol
Hiseman
Ryan
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Osiris
Bowen
Publia Garrants
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Gandere
Bakar
O'Regan
Eyy
Doran
Hull
See Magees Baby Ceffuloid Dolls
A brief item notes Magee offers baby ceffuloid dolls during mid June sale periods from the 14th to the 25th with prices listed at 95 shillings and related promotions drawing local shoppers.
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Magees
Home Hill to Get Newspaper and Printing Works
Home Hill residents will welcome a new newspaper and job printing plant opening early next year by Mr Thos in Delta Advocate. The venture aims to serve the district as a valuable community asset and provide local news and printing services.
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N. O. Register
Dinetrict
Thos
Delta Advocate
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