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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 11, 1925
Page
5
Reuter reports that the English pilgrimage of NomAn Catholica, led by Cardinal Bourne, consisting of about 1200 members with five bishops and 100 clergy, arrived for Holy Week. They attended high mass at St Peter's, celebrated by Cardinal Merry Del Val, Papal Secretary of State.
A report from London says Patrick Bhannon, 64, who had sought fortune in Australia and bought a farm at Carrowmore, was raided in April. Armed men demanded access to his money, Bhannon refused to disclose where it was kept, and was killed after being driven to a distant location.
In a Burg Theatre matinee a woman in the third row fired a revolver, killing Todor Arnancosir and wounding two others, including Macedonians Cardela and Eiljat, triggering a police inquiry as the audience fled in panic amid a crowded stage scene.
An account from Armagh describes Irish Republicans objecting as a funeral procession for John Lennox, a Royal Irish Fusiliers veteran, carried into the cathedral. The incident saw a protester tear at the lining of the coffin and the military party decide against restoring the lid to avert further trouble.
In Lumian Brittany a 62 year old Comtesse Denier Binon is tried for murdering her husband. The court heard she feared her husband and sought companionship with Bernedine Nedelen whom she accused of proximity to him. The crowded trial saw the accused tear a handkerchief in court.
London dispatch reports Hon F Lascelles found shot at his home. The statesman, named as a recluse by some, died from a gunshot wound in his dining room. His wife and daughter were in London and returned after the tragedy. A double barrelled gun lay nearby. Age 10 daughter Nore? and Mrs Lascelles were away at the time. The inquest and exact motive remain undisclosed.
A fragmentary report describes a surprise operation in the French zone of Morocco. A semi modern force with light tanks planes and armament attacked with the aim to oil Tor tatza ralleny and incite tribes against French control. Reinforcements from Algeria are noted and French countermeasures are mentioned but details remain unclear.
The Wembley opening day drew 11 103 admittances, far above the 3 000 on opening day last year. Royals arrived to a cheering crowd as the King in Admiral of the Fleet uniform and the Queen took their seats on crimson dais. Seitean guards, naval and military contingents formed displays. rain disrupted proceedings but the King declared the Exhibition open and praised its mission to unite Empire through knowledge and housing. The ceremony closed as rain ceased briefly and royals departed.
Jome and Temert Frulie are said to produce healthy children through a process described as manufactured under hygienic conditions from Toamagla’s delicious trutte. The claim appears in a short note on the product’s origin and quality.
The coastguard and government pursue a broad blockade against rum runners along the New York and New Jersey coast. Aims include halting liquor landings at Rum Row about 200 miles offshore and disrupting powerful liquor rings aided by armed vessels and sabotage attacks.
In Brisbane a report from AKI Marco says over 200000 Russians seek Australian refuge as ships carry 38 Huseianis and Poles and 14 Britons among 68 other ethnic groups. Refugees with money aim for migration to the United States and Canada faces restrictions while many await space onboard two steamers.
A fragmented account discusses immigration and wartime pressures in Queensland. It notes resistance to foreigners and praises landowners who conform to laws, suggesting many would prosper if the war arrives. The piece implies rural life offers relief from farm drudgery and urges industrious Germans to integrate.
London reports the doctor says Lord Milner III is in anxiety after consultation. He is suffering from a weeping sickness, prompting concern for his condition.
London reports a letter from the Jockey Club secretary states that saliva analysis from Azimuth who finished second in the Thirak Handicap Plate on Jet May showed no drug or stimulant. O'Soil vas trained Acimeth, who came from Auatii in 1993. O'Sullivan's secretary doubted the test and the Jockey Club suspicions remain unresolved.
In a joint session the two Houses unanimously passed an amendment localising the Union and declaring Dutch the official language. Dutch members praised English colleagues for cooperation and hailed it as a new era of unity.
Official reports confirm 21 crew members died when the Reverement Alsahier Normand sank in the Mississippi River about 25 miles south of Memphis. Many of the missing are said to be excursion passengers returning from a trip.
Berlin reports that Hindenburg's election has been validated by a court comprising three Reichstag ministers and two judges. The court declared the election valid after examining challenges, marking a decisive political outcome for the Weimar era.
Major De Pinado, head of the Italian Air Service, arrived in Bombay as he prepares for a flight to Sydney from Bombay. The voyage aims to establish a long distance air route and showcase Italian aviation progress.
Australian press reports reveal a shocking baby farm scandal centered on a New York facility named Infantum. The Childrens Pillon Society raid uncovered 22 inmate deaths this year, including a boy under four, who died of starvation after removal by police. Other children suffered malnutrition while guards allegedly whipped them for more food.
In Innisfail on Sunday sensational evidence emerged in the Police Court case Wah Te aamed. Defendants Johann Falapirie Peter Aerts Joe Lambace and Frank were charged with unlawfully attempting to kill Richard Evans a waterside worker. Witnesses described threats with a razor and revolver and a frenzied struggle before the case was adjourned.
Police in Warsaw detained a member of the Communists amid alleged plans for bombing outrages. Treated documents from the War Office, Ministry of the Interior, and other government offices were examined, indicating a connection with the Soviet Legation.
Charles Qurriar aged 64 faced Brisbane Police Court on Saturday charged with receiving goods and money by pretence. Detective Lipps prosecuted. Court remanded him as more charges awaited. Currier denied Lipps allegations and claimed to be an oil expert employed by Queensland and NSW governments. Bail and further remand were refused.
Ten thousand spectators witnessed Fremantle Oval where Mognah faced West Austral. The English side dominated with seven goals, Bolach broke a leg in the second half after earlier injuries, as Fremantle weather turned foe and the Benched goalkeeper's performance stood out.
The All Schools rowing event was held on the Domain reach of the Brisbane River on Saturday afternoon over three quarters of a mile. Five crews competed with Brisbane Sisto High School first, Brisbane Boys' College second, Church of Bagiend Grammar School third, while Southport School and Brisbane Grammar School finished fourth and fifth. Won by two feet with three lengths.
Melbourne Sunday saw over fifty thousand spectators lining the Yarra to witness the river race, a major spring event for Victorian public schools. Seateh College and LL Wrealey College competed, with Melbourne Crammer Behoal claiming victory by a half length. Time 607.
Hope of Peace Lodge No. 7 convened in the Orange Hall Electra-shest on Friday night May th with C T Gra Mra Cathcart presiding. The evening approved moving the meeting night from Friday to Wednesday May 20 and scheduled juvenile events for May 16 with a brief recess for programs. The deputy reminded members of prison and police court work in Friakane and lodge funds to support it before closing.
Emulation Temple No 16 held a May meeting in Orange Hall with 23 members present and 19 absent or apologetic. The session was opened by CT Bro Walter Diz, led by TLSW Sle Mire Bied man, and the DGC T formally invited the Juveniles to the Hope of Peace on May 15, while members provided a short account of G I Bemlon and children performed recitations.
At Maryborough Pollen Court Branley Please Wan is charged with rape of Violet Rene Michela. Evidence of a treating offense was given. The accused Wan was remanded for a week. An application for bail was refused.
Mr W A Brand MLA spoke at Brantan outlining sugar industry issues and urging policy action. He criticized current state controls, advocated extended Main Roads feeders, warned of Labour policy harms, praised Bruce for sugar industry aid, and analyzed price movements under gold standard reforms and British preference adjustments.
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