Ling Committed for Trial in Murder of Two Children
Ling is committed for trial in Marwillambah on charges of murdering his two children. Inquiries describe Ling as volatile. witnesses report troubling statements and threats. The case includes testimony from James Johnson, Arthur Loder, and Mrs Ling, with police set to proceed.
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Ling
Booney
Thurday
Apirey Ling
Marwillambah
Marwit- Yumban
Jamey Jotinaton
Leon
Witnean
Arthur Loder
Ding
Vi Walt
Elale Wing
Trig
Mra
Cudgen Publis School
Methodit conference divides Wide Bay and Burnett circuits
The Methodists split the Wide Bay and Burnett regions into Maryborough Adelaide Street DM Maryborough Walker Howard Platha Biggenden Gayndah Mundubbera Murgon Wondal Kilcoy Nonan Childuria Bundaberg and Gin. The conference praised Victorian Tasmanian help and Queensleed grant of 1000 pounds for five years to Queensland Home Mission Board to cover new circuits. The Home Mission committee to review allowances to home Tolniqnoria and circuit expenses during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Dony
Wide Bay
Burnett
Wire Bay
Han Elven
Queensleed
Queensland
Mselow Committee
Theodore in London on contract sanctity and funds
In a London statement Theodore says consulting firms gave no definitive takedown on refund operations. He warns the Queens government must honor contracts across the Empire and stresses that investors have suffered. no plan to raise funds in the United States is proposed, with a target of the full 24 million pounds for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thurniir
Theodore
Fimanrial
Scvipern
United States
England
Bath warder suspended over prisoner matter
The Holme secretary confirmed the Bath warder suspension in connection with the newspaper of the prisoner Métenife from Bogeo 'Romt Gaol. Mr. Alopford said all submitted warders had explained their conduct. The verdict appeared not guilty. The matter has been referred to the Police Service Confid inisioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holme
Bath
Métenife
Bogeo
Alopford
Pulte Barvice Confindisioner
Along Long Ride by a Grievance Rider to Melbourne
Melbourne correspondent reports John Vince rode 2000 miles from Charleville to Melbourne on a wiry bay horse to present a grievance to the Federal Government. An elderly rider, he claims a gold and copper-rich claim north of Charleville has been displaced by an English syndicate moving in on land, with a 1 million pound company formed to work it. He appeals to Mr Bruce or Dr Earle Page to address his loss and rights in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
John Vince
Charleville
Outback
Bruce
Earle Page
MN Milex
Commercial Brisbane Market Report on Lucerne and Produce
The Brisbane market at Rome Street showed strong demand for quality feed while prime mature cattle showed no firm trend. Prices listed include 7/80 6/9 for sales, oats around 6.8, wheat border passes, and a line of sweet potatoes selling to 10/1 with pumpkins at 1. Alize described as in heavy supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Lotal Lucerne Echo
Rome Street
Alize
Eilen
Traveling research scholarships in the sugar industry
The Sugar Industry outlines appointments to travelling research scholarships. Arthur F. Bell is assigned to plant pathology study at the Agricultural Chemical Laboratory. Weary W. Kerr becomes assistant to the analyst at the same lab. Norman Bennett and others are named as technical scholars across sugar industry roles for four years with global study travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Arthur F. Bell
Agricultural Chemical Laboratory
Weary W. Kerr
Agii
Echolar
Normin Bennett
Apslitant
South Johnstone
MIATI
Heavy Rain Falls Across North Queensland
Rain fell almost generally in the North, from the tropics, during the 24 hours ended this morning. Mackay reported the heaviest fall with 323 points, Longreach 140, while other areas recorded lighter showers. Roads remained unsettled in some regions as rain threatened other parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Thurpiay
Tropic
Mackay
Tropica
Townsville Train Delayed by Flood Waters
The town's evening mail train from Brisbane was delayed by high water at the Iskerman Bridge. A passenger train between Mackay and Prosserpine was also held up with the river rising several inches, forcing a ferrying operation for both passengers and mails. A special train later ferried passengers across the river, with the delayed mail train to arrive by a later service tonight.
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Townsville
Thureday
Townsvilla
Brisbane
Weilwendey
Iskerman Bridge
Mackey
Proserpine
Atrom
Union dispute summons cited in Adelaide report
In Adelaide a group of workers from the wholesale grocery and drayage sector faced summons to settle a wage dispute. The case involves members of the Brewers and Packers Union and dates to pre hearing procedures before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Btorechen and Packers Union
Rusk
Ely Pettle
John Cooke and Co Pty Ltd to reduce meat export trade
The Argus reports that John Cooke and Co Pty Ltd reluctantly plans to wind down the frozen meat export business in Australia. The move follows long involvement in Riverina and Queensland works, with rising costs, labour disputes, and state interference impacting profitability. The piece notes broader declines in the Australian meat sector and compares labour and export dynamics with South America and Britain.
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Quesneland
Virtwela
Dean Cooke and Co
Pry
Toe
Fu Long
J. Alm. Elder
Johm Cookery
Lida
Cape Die Argus
Australia
John Cooke and Co, Pty
Int
de Buxinese
Riverina
Newport
Vietorink
Queensland
Redbook Works
Sundown Works
Sidney
Trolan
Bennett and Woolcork
Cooke
Pasdora
Busine
Elfer
Aurmlas
Fool
Rapsport
South Ameria
London
Tore Dorllefs
Ita
John Cooke and Co
Victoria
Ies
United Kingdom
Afso
Bullet Return Times in Machine Gun Salvo Study
The Popular Science Monthly details experiments by Captain Eil wart C. Crosman on small arms ballistics, testing bullet return times from machine gun volleys at 8,000 feet per second. Findings show varied return intervals and projectiles sometimes vaulting upward, with 150 grain and 4700 feet tests, and notes on drag, vibration, and incline effects.
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Terfirn
Eilwart C. Crosman
Povernment Small-Arms -Bollstle
Crossman
Caplains
Leepot
Sciance Monthly
Pervice
Daytona Beach
Fla
Earth
Verson Toon
Lurking Fox Mystery Prompts Cautionary Body Caution
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a lurking fox and references questionable remedies. It cites dubious products like Hoxonp Baap and Tring Lyper tablet with vague health and skin care implications. No clear event, date, or credible sources emerge from the readable text.
Rural workers dispute over awards in Central Queensland farming
The Central Queensland Australian Workers' Union and Council of Agriculture seek an award for farm workers in farming, chaff cutting, orcharding, market gardening, horticulture, dairying and poultry. Employers ask the court to refuse or limit awards due to drought, market pressures, and unstable conditions, with several alternative requests including separate clause objections and an industrial board inquiry. The Stanthorpe district adds objections citing unaffordable wage claims and seasonal production challenges, while the cotton industry disputes the claim citing government guarantees and doubtful profitability. The union pushes a standard eight hour day plus overtime and tiered rates for adults youths and harvest workers across farming and related trades.
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AWC
State Arbitration Court
I Ploysra
Asacctoltun O
Central
Queensland
Council of Agriculture
Rong Teanone
Ipparat Mn Industriel Board
Stoothorpe District Council of Agriculture
Btanthorpe
A.W.U
Stanthorpe
New South Wales
Muinly
Employers' Association of
Central Queensland
A.W
Uual
Emul
Ubernafter
Bay Paraon
Marte
Commanion
Ionem
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