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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
5
Paris dispatch reports from Matin that the accord between Japan and Russia includes a clause shielding Japan from entering undue understandings with others and from league sanctions unless justified. It states neither power is bound by the treaty to support the other.
Reports from London and Constantinople say the Ecumenical Patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church has been expelled by Turkey. Athens debates war risk as the government protests to allies and contemplates appeals to the League of Nations. The Turkish move prompts Greek plans to challenge the action and safeguard Greek subjects.
A confused report from Berlin recounts a Russian woman attempting to force a revolver on Professor Einstein. Servants intervened and handed her to authorities. The woman has been placed in a lunatic asylum and accused Finsten of aiding anti-revolutionary policy.
Washington notes Mr. Wilbur ridicules sensational threats of a next great war. He argues defence and offence are linked, gas or disease cannot confine impact, and treaties may curb use. He predicts future wars will be sporadic, local, involve few people, and be quickly over.
Heavy rain lashed Townsville and surrounds causing river upswells. The mail train from Townsville to Brisbane was cancelled at 2 pm after water rose three feet over the Haughton River bridge and two feet over the Burdekin bridge at Inkerman. Bowen service planned for Tuesday to maintain travel with diversions through Hymne Hill and Hone areas.
The French Court rejects extradition of Captain Arthur linked to the sensational Midland Bank case. He faces trial in France for receiving stolen property and related charges, with proceedings based on the French Statue of Liberté. The extradition motion was denied after formal charging today.
Students from Victoria and Westminster School join British cadets in a ceremonial march to Westminster Abbey and the Unknown Warrior tomb. They receive a wreath at the Cenotaph, then tour royal and civic sites with hosting officials and the Parliament lattice.
Reuters reports experts doubt safety claims about pet removal or reinforcement work at St Pauls Cathedral London. Proposals to strengthen piers would restore original condition but face risks. authorities say major refurbishments should be handled by cathedral managers.
Acting Premier Angwin travels to Melbourne for a Premiers Conference with the Federal Ministry. Ministers adjourn the opening session to tomorrow morning to finalize the federation agreement on migration. Bruce signals early follow up with the Gate Treasurer on financial matters as all states join the conference.
Brisbane reports sailors refusing to man the Cooma and Canberra without guaranteed full month’s pay and work. Ships bound for Sydney were to sail but were held up as crews remained unavailable. Attempts to recruit for the Cattberta and other vessels failed, with union leaders stating no engagements unless terms were met.
A London blast near Bourke House and fires at Heurd e image theatres damaged property while flames spread to nearby offices. In Melbourne a merchant reported theft during the blaze, with £180 taken from the Lord Mayor’s room at Town Hall. Police investigate arson linked to the break in and thefts amid the fires.
Melbourne detectives pursue new lines in the Thomas Thompson disappearance case aged 34 a grazer from Halragald MS W The driver who picked him up reports a man matching the description sometimes with a young woman and taking rides toward St Kilda and Brighton suggesting additional witnesses may exist.
In an Arbitration Court session the Printing Industry Employees Union and the Master Printers Association face a show cause order over the Queensland Leader controversy and the potential cancellation of the Printing Industry State award and Industrial Agreement. Justice McMonley noted the strike was justified and ordered the union to supply labour details while the Employers Association and union concerned may be required to justify continued operation.
A fragmented report notes a temporary delay in drilling operations at a field near Longreach. Citations to officials and ongoing work stop short of renewed activity, with no clear timetable for progress.
Weather synopsis reports weekend rainfall across coastal regions with thunder and scattered downpours. Northern districts recorded heavier totals near urban centers while southern zones saw lighter showers.
Reported incident describes a scaffold collapse at a dockside site near Petnee Abfreg Puark injuring workers Monta Adien Tartan and Henny Pew amid entangled debris. Authorities assess injuries and potential charges while crews investigate the cause and safety lapses.
Horace Preston dies in a motor race incident at Perth Speedway in New York Day. Witnesses say the car veered, the wheel came off, and the machine crashed. Guarded details indicate the accident occurred during the event and the death is attributed to the crash.
Francis Branston, described as a wifi wittractant, faced charges after a prisoner was recaptured at North Melbourne Court. Constable Shanky testified he fired five or six shots at Branston as he attempted to escape, claiming the baton was used when the man got away. Branston was fined.
Robert Jeffries died from severe burns after the boiler of a steam tram overturned at Brush Creek near Wallsend. The engine and front car jumped the rails, the tram toppled down a slight embankment, and a passenger woman was found beneath the boiler. Jeffries collapsed soon after and was taken to hospital.
Crews of Lakatos 2nd and Caress left by train for Hobart to compete in the restricted Forster Cup yacht race. They were farewelled by yachting enthusiasts as the steamer Mallina carried the boats south on Saturday.
Miss May Dunn returns home from Brisbane. Several residents travel or visit Brisbane, Maryborough, Bundaberg, Torquay, and Farleigh. Notables include A T Walker elected president of Bargara Golf Club and Senior Sergeant Gunn taking leave for Brisbane.
Melbourne reports show New South Wales trailing Victoria by 17 runs after Victoria 1st Innings 278 in a resumed day of play. Lions Ponsford and Ryder led Victoria scores while New South Wales bowlers stemmed the run flow as the match showed tight competition under fine weather with showers.
England trounced Tasmania by an innings and 20 runs in Hobart on Monday. Key England bowlers Howell and Freeman led with multiple wickets, while Tasmania's innings collapsed under heavy pressure. Notable dismissals included Chapman Myers and Hendren as the innings closed with a total well short of England’s.
An old notice urges daily bathing to prevent germs entering the body through pores. It promotes Rexona Boap as a medicated toilet soap said to preserve the complexion. The price is 1 shilling per tab and it is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
Maguf raises healthy children under improved hygienic conditions, showcasing Temmenia's acclaimed traits and the 3d Queensign4 gum as a highlighted product.
A train near Dulwich faced a potential disaster when stones were laid on the line. Local workers quickly responded, redirecting the train and averting a serious incident.
A large gathering in the Domain on Monday demanded a reduction in beer prices. Speakers urged Dubliners to boycott if prices were not cut from five to four pence for a ten ounce glass.
In police court, 18 year old Charles Gunteve Phillip pleaded guilty to two counts of receiving stolen items. He faced twelve packs of Cap-FEA cigarettes and related goods, plus a folded ring valued at £4 10. He had prior offences and was fined £5 with a 14 pounds 14 shilling alternative, concurrent. The magistrate urged reform and leniency due to age.
The Courier notes France under Herriot and Poincare remains watchful of Germany warning that Berlin’s public stance and Reichstag speeches show growing confidence and a possible plan to evade Versailles. Experts warn Germany could threaten the treaty within ten years, making Geneva Protocol ratification seen as protective for France amid uncertain British-Dominion involvement.
A woman about 22 left her Ma more Sydney home on Thursday and was found Sunday unconscious in a vacant allotment on Great North Road Five Dock with a handkerchief tied over her mouth. She alleges criminal assault by a man. Constable Williams of Ashfield found her early Sunday near the allotment after a boy reported a motionless woman nearby.
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