Solidarity and German policy debated in London talks
Diplomatic dispatch from London outlines how colonial and economic questions tie to Britain’s aim for a general settlement in Europe. The piece notes potential German access to raw materials, possible sovereignty talks in colonies, and the difficulty of predicting exact regions. It surveys reactions among British, French, and German officials, with emphasis on avoiding a purely Western power clash and seeking stable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Guardian
Germany
London
INA
Bervie
Geestnear Bari
Herr Majer
Otter fuieda cin_ saan sara heti
M. Delbor
Wenrally
Genin
Europe
Aalltox
Iis
Dally
Duilly Telegraph
Neta
M Delboe Shail
Central
Harry Wilter
Ripa
Lention
Piri
Wu Eprose
Pertinax
Confused Message on New Guinea and German Policy
Fragments discuss New Guinea and security in Germany’s colonies, suggesting debate over return or retention. Mentions Whitehall, Czer Slovakia, and Central Europe with references to Britain and South-eastern Europe, amid uncertain policy directions and minority issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Ford Wadine Security
Germany
Eicuan
Lothar
Britalay
Voile Whitehall
Czer
Slovakia
Europe
Pyatice Ia
Szechoslovakia
Ray Sow
Fire In Noosa Council Chambers Sparks Inquiry
A chaotic scene unfolds as several people fall from a shelf and a cycle collides during a disturbance in Noosa Council Chambers. Fire responders and hospital staff are on scene as officials investigate the incident and assess injuries and potential cause. The event disrupts council operations and draws early attention to safety protocols.
Grafton Water Supply Expansion and Flood Control Scheme
The text details completion of a major waterworks project for Grafton Anapton, outlining a large capacity intake, main pipes of 9 inch diameter, and a discharge into rivers. It mentions government funding and a design phase with new reservoirs and saltwater considerations, aiming to provide a steady supply across the whole area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn Jongheld
Ak Inlley
Bergan Behrsinghamane
Nailr
First Day Subscriptions Hit £1,250,000 in Britain News
A British loan issue opened with subscriptions exceeding £1,250,000 on the first day. Five investors supplied £350,000 while a further £200,000 came from another fund. The Premier and Treasurer announced addresses in broadcast sessions and noted substantial subscriptions from Provident and Temperance societies alongside other Societies for the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Camssath
Solange
Provident Pete
Assurance Bovlety
Niranice Cn
iMp
Smien
Bame Aapada Fe Samimanwealtit
New Judge Appointed Amid Royal Controversy
Report notes an imminent judicial appointment amid royal ceremonies and ongoing inquiries. The Daily Mall outlines a formal notice and references ties to the King’s coronation era, with legal filings and arbitration actions pending in federal courts.
Japanese Seize U S A Tug Amid Shanghai Clashes
Japanese naval forces seized the American tug Kinony at a Shanghai concession, tore down and overboard flags, and cracked the head of a Chinese sergeant as tensions rose. Reports from Washington describe a wide maneuvering by both sides with ships and troops moving toward key coastal positions, signaling possible escalation in the Pacific theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japancee Naval Offleary
Shanghai
Kiniony
Washington
Not Out of Politics in Wartime Endorsement Turmoil
The report recounts a clash over political endorsements during a municipal plebiscite. Mr Bond and acting officials discuss attempts to secure or block support while denying official labor involvement. The exchange hints at factional influence and limits on political naming power.
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SRE
Bond
Queehuiangl
Pratesiantficers' Association
QCF
Refused Ban Debate Spawns Preface At Rockhampton
A chaotic report from Rockhampton details a rejected ban and internal Labour Party disputes. Tirsnay T J Haily cites central Labour figures while questions about a leadership move and upcoming meetings surface. The piece hints at political tension and possible public statements ahead of February gatherings.
Two New Men In State Side Coats Loxton Tour
Ten players selected from Queensland to tour in the Shield match squad for the selection against New South Wales will not join the Melbourne test on December 17. The list includes captains and several players with district and university links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Brown
Catty
Werribee x Dahanies
Toambul
Raker Eaatera
Jo Cowl
Noel EN Kued
Calvary
Diann Cuivevalty
Governor Urges Historical Museum At Queenstown Reception
At a Belle Vue Hotel reception Governor Sir Leslie Wilson advocated establishing a historical museum in Queenstown to store records of pioneering days. He noted long service in the colony and praised efforts of scholars and officials to preserve heritage amid the era’s rapid changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical Museum
Royal Institute of International Affaire
Belle Var
Sir Leslie Wilson
Queenstansl
Pete Benty
Logy
Car on Footpath in Valley Incident Report
A car mounted the footpath in the Valley area near Bennwwich toward Commer and Anui. The vehicle deviated from Bruwick-aireet and proceeded onto the footpath before returning to the road. No further details are clear due to transcription issues.
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Bennwwich-aereat
Tontel
Bruwick
Ship to Aid of Lonely Pair
A steamship voyage from Rabe to Ivy Townaville reports a distress signal from Willis Island after the wireless station there exhausted supplies. Benatty's crew promises a supply run of vegetables and water to the stranded five men, amid reports of famine and calls for aid.
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Townsville
Topaday
Rabe
Dapan
Ivy Townaville
Benatty’ S
Diateces
Willis Island
Ronan
Schooner Sunk Kerth Torayed In Ocean Collision
A fragmented OCR read describes the loss of the schooner Kerth and the auxiliary Geraldson near Buskerville after a collision about BD miles offshore. Crew missing with hopes for provisions while passenger Mr LH Hanonah is noted among those aboard as distress spreads.
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Geraldson
Lipengeia
Hanonah
May Finish in Australia RAF Planned Nonstop Flight
Fragmented OCR outlines a Royal Air Force plan for a nonstop flight to Australia aiming to extend World Distance records. It discusses squadron readiness, fuel loads up to 140 gallons, and projected takeoff with 17 000 men, emphasizing extended runway and pilot experiments.
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Lenton
Nour
Royal Air Foven
Australie
Tiighi Igulg Mart
Esiro
Swife
Nainy
Upper Hers York
Petolola
Spelsbl
Australian Loan Opened Act 15 Discount
Australian loan opening act 15 discount appears in records noting financial terms and authorities involved. The fragment mentions loan activation and discount details under a governing act, with unclear surrounding context or dates. Further readable text would clarify parties and exact provisions.
Frightful Murder Scene In Peach Orchard Near Lake Parry
Sydney, Tuesday reports a gruesome murder case discovered near a peach orchard. A woman's body was found in a chaff bag dumped over a fence in bushes, with investigators linking the death to stabbing or strangulation and noting signs that the body was concealed and transported. Police and medical officers examined the scene and questioned possible suspects, while officials sought to identify the victim and determine the motive.
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Sydney
Lake Parray
Wenajuy Tito
Frans de
Gilbe
Ammrauiey
Hadniel Coronier
Oie Park Amil
Des
Palmer
Percy Re
Pet Watules
Bil Hoeniny
Heron
DerxoNa
Cain
Ourilly Ane Park
Esea
Oring
Tear Gas Shell Halts Concert in Ann Arbor
A tear gas shell discharged during a Heil Keesler concert forced about 50 listeners to flee the auditorium in Ann Arbor Michigan. The performer halted the show and stood on the platform as fumes dispersed. Witnesses questioned whether it was an accident or an attack.
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New York
Ann Arbour
Michigan
Heil Keesler
Wal Insint
Kretater
Oldly
One Killed and Six Injured In Narrow Nambour Crash
A head on collision at the Pettie bridge foot of Curtie street Nambour left one man dead and six others injured. Victims include 66 year old Ronald Wisittle and 45 year old Wanda Hoijot among names mentioned. the crash involved a motor car and another vehicle, leading to injuries described as shock and fractures. Police and emergency crews attended, with investigators examining the scene as vehicles and debris were cleared.
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Nambour
Tueaday
Alber Penson
Gomotar
Wweetont
RRR CURD Maintains Public Service in City
Grantiniy School wholiring after raps ne pied UE in palice inflamationy healing. The Us oh can Mawtes and wun given a pomRition. The Cuxome Department at Drisnaw Albee Min he has seved di task ol ie AUNLEAMIL Shaker. He gained extensive experience of the Cobtinnn, lag Wonk 12 monthe in New Cutten. In his younger days Mr. Curdas a member of the Commercial Rowing club and played etickel. He is a tre punt vinitar io Cooiingmia. His chief Nobby is mine. He was camemit ar man and Ubyarian AE the old Br bane Linderafel and all converts viayed the viola and Frenen turn.
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Grantiniy
Drisnaw Albee
London
Belikit
Brbane
Price of Gold Ledger From Tarbes Hidden in Slant Text
The fragment appears to reference gold price notes and Tarbes, but the readable portion is fragmented. It suggests an old financial or market item with pricing hints and a ledger style entry, though concrete figures are unreadable in the supplied OCR snippet.
Bandit Fires On Victim in Nighttime Robbery
A armed bandit shot toward a victim near a shop on the corner of Bamya Say road and Harrowerank tree L. Piva Bock, injuring none. The assailant fled after forcing Bayada to the ground and wrenching a weapon from a store worker. Police reported a masked man escaped toward Ne Shop with the revolver.
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Stoney
Varush
Bayada
Baveta
American Air Services proposes maritime service powers
In Warmington November 29 a draft bill outlines maritime service provisions for American air services. It authorizes the Maritime Commission and aims to empower carriers to operate their own inland and overseas routes. The measure signals broader airline roles in state and federal regulation of shipping services.
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Solidarity
New Guinea
Africa
Striman Repub
Neenska
Langan
Mwakuren
Berlin
the Times
MiKley el B
Cere
Heidi
Atfier
Pune Arlen
Thom
Honlett
Noosa
Neots
Caineli Ag Nike
Tiama
Erie
Uicen Ta Hospital
Wong
Queenesceet
den Ithe
Ed Brotherton
Arora
Surfers’ Paradise
Southport
Clah
Dinber
Fallon
Hn Tb
Aya Nial
Grafton
New Main
Jutland
Hamnen
Daily Mall
Tecor
Eyrexo Sporcnepue
Sirus
Pecsanat
Culver Art Oamaidsrabion
U.S.A
Tu Nanking
Duke Palin
Tawi
Nanking
Aloo
Chine
Ahern
Detwnes
Dana
Alnight
Anygive
Mae Tre Telnet
China
Ocbe Thriving Tem Ads Inves | Urverlod. A Vial Expame of Rice Crop | Prmatenlar
Japan
Milan
Yensigg
Electare
Pan Trols
Foley
Mui
Weraily
Kewl Feng Anton
Menchugh
Mr. H. Bond
Official Labour
Fitzroy
Rockhampton
Tirsnay
T. J. Haily
Labourarty Atoll
Tefilie
Endoree Iity
Aduckay
St. Andrew's
Caledonian Society
Burns
Eller Ua
Ald. McGit
Uhr Ree
Norman Mitt
Perm
Dishion
Taneluy Henson
Conan
Tad Beet
Trestrusstone
Mr Couper
Cafier
Ledie
Osama
Vlad Raed
Seri Taut
Willis
Benurey Treeiyest
Dave Ren Campelios
Cotuniere
Ndceweay
Alan
Munster
A. Ha
Baeniviie
Kerth
Toraday
Australia
R.A.F
Sydney Park
R. B
Customs Department
Rome
Byrbey
Setinol
Vichin
Warwick Boys
Belloni
Enti
Peneta
Croyern
Kine
Rawald
Norman Wisittle
Our
Awurance Gambang
Jaanes
William "Wallin
Farmer
Merballik
Wintadty
Walt Ty
Tarbes
American Air Services
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