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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
5
Australian press reports a violent Hyde Park clash where nationalist attackers swarmed a socialist gathering. Mounted police dispersed the crowd as workers and bystanders sang the National Anthem while a Union Jack flag was torn down. About 2000 people watched and a score were unable to stop the fighting before police restored order.
The gathering at Runnymede marked 700 years of Magna Carta with sermons and prayers. Bishop Darling and American speakers attended as the nation recalled historic liberties and the fight against tyranny.
In Beijing and Shanghai reports a reshuffle delays surface as Premier candidates are pressed. Former Premier and foreign minister are named in the draft treaty talks with Russia, while a senior envoy departs amid implied diplomatic friction.
A Gloucester message reports the crew of the Mehing hooner Rex were drowned when it was rammed in fog by the British steamer Tuer Canis. Nine were rescued.
A Franco German iron and steel trust pact is reported after months of negotiations. It would permit France to export 1.75 million tons of Alsace Lorraine ore to Germany annually while sharing output control and pricing between the two nations.
Reported in Auckland and Waiatati areas the floods are described as the worst in the country’s history. Widespread damage includes cattle stranded, fences destroyed, and livestock moved to high ground. A World War Memorial site near Hikomregs was toppled by wind and large sections of fencing were swept away.
In Cairns the power alcohol bill and proposed bounty on Australian made power alcohol draw consternation. Northern sugar growers oppose the scheme citing potential subsidy of cane products and implications for molasses based production. The issue prompts questions to federal ministers and cabinet members as discussions unfold.
Forest Hill notes a dramatic Wimbledon match where Ander son saved the match at 4th set point, countering two bold blows with cool defiance. Spectators recall past heroics and unfinished careers shaping the present struggle as the Anderson era arrives.
A Melbourne conference on Monday discussed forming a Federal Road Transport Union by workers and unions. Delegates from the coalitional unions accepted the proposal while the Australian Railways Union supported integration, with potential separate identity for locomotive drivers. A October conference by marine unions was also noted.
The Lord Mayor of London attended the Verdun commemoration on its ninth anniversary. M Poincare urged that London adopt Verdun as more than symbol, calling it a steadfast emblem of Anglo French friendship. He proposed a joint “Perennina Milanese” gesture to strengthen ties.
Mr Crockett and Mr Minter publicly oppose the Premier on two policy pillars. They fault the Government over the Wheat Pool and the Reconstruction of the Dried Fruit industry, signaling a potential cabinet rift at a critical time.
Rabat reports fail of informal peace efforts as Abdel Erim presents objections to Spain and other parties. France and regional actors weigh next moves amid ongoing conflict dynamics in the region.
Government plans a temporary 500 watt state radio service to begin by December with high standard equipment. Prime Minister hopes station ready by July for 385 metre wave and calls 4Q. Coverage expected 250 to 200 miles daytime and 300 to ado at night. Builders’ labor dispute referred to Disputes Committee for talks with Works Minister tomorrow.
A Young Australia League 84 group arrived in Brisbane, welcomed by Mayor Ald Barry. The event, under the league slogan Education by Travel, aims to promote travel's mental benefits and foster a division in Ariskane with future reciprocal visits.
In Paris on Monday three horses Coram Faraway and Aquatint fell at the first turn. Rider Donoghue sustained a broken shoulder and concussion and was carried from the course unconscious. He is not expected to ride for weeks. Bullock and Allemand escaped with minor injuries. The winner was Schilda with Terre second and Darks Diamond third.
In Dentists debated rules on advertising practice with two questions. Question one asked if all advertisements should show only name, mood, time, and place of practice. Question two asked support for amending the Dental Act to reflect majority view. Results show Yeas and Nays with counts for each.
In Toowoomba on Monday a large crowd watched England defeat Toowoomba. Beymour scored two points, atten two, Aunnaford and Elkes contributed for England, who were superior throughout. Toowoomba briefly rallied on two occasions.
British detectives expose a four man trick gang posing as officers and offering exclusive information to lure a visitor. The victim wired £1500 after promises of £3000 gains and a later meeting, then alerted police when the ruse failed.
London report lists Hobba Tuna Holma Hendpen and others with runs averages and wicket tallies. It highlights top batters and bowlers such as Tyldenter Durston Macaulay and Macdonald with figures across the season.
The State's nationalist and council party members gain confidence in ministry backing on key issues. Cabinet will discuss season preparations and Governor's speech next week. No war price legislation expected as main points are already outlined. Interest focuses on redistricting assembly seats and a possible coalition meeting before sessions start.
A violent storm swept Fremantle last night causing extensive damage to the electric substation. The roof was blown off and girders twisted, leaving lights out for two hours. The freight line suffered disruption as the train services halted.
In Merthyr Ward Oslais of the Nationalist leads with 2720 votes, Macdenald of Labour has 2402, and Hr. Colle of Independent Labour has ros. The majority for Mr. Oxlada is 1.
The steamer Caprera arrived yesterday with 377 Italians aboard most of whom intend to go to Queensland.
The ballot for the professional division representation on the Public Baroite Superannuation Board in Brisbane shows W. Hamilton elected with 228 votes and U Melmholt with 124 votes.
Minister Forgan Smith said the State Enterprises Department would write down capital for three enterprises. The committee set new values for State Stations 141,189. State Canner y 880. State Fish Supply 44,080. Cabinet approved the recommendations to restore fair competition with private businesses.
Patrick Doyle aged 27 died after being crushed between two railway carriages at Helidon on Saturday night. He had played football with Ipswich teams and was described as a fine forward. Funeral in Ipswich drew a large crowd with clergy, club members, and sport representatives attending.
Perth reports a tragedy at Rockingham 30 miles from the city where Eatella Moore was found with a revolver wound in bed at the Hotel Harpkingham. A man fully dressed lay on the floor and Moore alleges he was her husband Percy Moors who fled barefoot after a confrontation. She was transported to Fremantle Hospital but survived. authorities pursue details of the shooting and alleged murder.
A child's body was discovered on the rocks at Tavender Day. Police believe the infant was strangled and the body was later submerged in the water. No clothing was found. The report notes the events as a suspected homicide investigation.
Arthur Oakes stands trial in Sydney charged with murdering Mona Beacher aged 28. Crown Prosecution details a brutal attack in Toronto, including bludgeoning and throat cutting, and suggests a motive tied to concealing a relationship. Defense hints at insanity, while witnesses including Beacher’s parents describe the aftermath and Oakes’s alleged deception. The court adjourned the case to tomorrow.
The Department of Agriculture and Stock reminds stallion owners to register animals under the Stallion Registration Act. Applications must be filed promptly for all stallions three years and older, including racers. Warning against unverified brands and misleading claims.
The Employes of the Mi Mor wan Ming applied in the Arbitration Court for a 46 to 44 hour week and a pay rise including a penny a hour governmental subsidy. A compulsory conference was ordered between the parties in the Arbitration Court Chamber with Mr R Hartley for the Company proposing withdrawal of the claim while Mr W Du of the A W U insisted on proceeding. The application was ordered to be heard by 408 Pull Bench on July 11.
The coroner bound over contractor Robert William Rooper architect Francia Davie and clerk of works George Royal for trial after an inquest into the April collapse of a rented building for the British Australian Tobacco Company. The coroner found criminal negligence and manslaughter, with bonds set at £50 each. Four men died or were seriously injured in the incident.
A Transport Workers Group deputation met the Premier in Sydney to discuss ongoing seamen trouble. No settlement reached. plans for dispatch to Canberra and firm measures by the Company include dismissals and barring certain union officials from ships.
Constable Freeman on duty in Cleveland Street at 9 20 p m was assaulted after arresting a man for indecent language. A mob of about 20 men surged, one constable fought to protect his prisoner, another arrived and the crowd dispersed. Freeman and D Telford later took the suspect to Redfern police station where Freeman faced assault and indecency charges.
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