Early election talk and rail wagon contract in Queensland
The Cabinet considered Mesira Evans Drakin and Co Brisbane bid for 600 FG railway wagons to be built in Queensland. Prominent men discussed an early election, with Labour rele facing opposition and timing linked to transitional stage politics. A Novembers poll was anticipated, possibly shifting end-term timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesira, Evans, Drakin, and Co
Brisbane
Cabinnet
Queensland
Pardes
Ifwis
Prater
UK Latour Party
Sydney Court Hears Own Wife Slashed By Husband
Robert McLean a 13 year old motor mechanic appeared at Sydney Central Police Court on Monday facing charges of wounding his wife Margaret McLean with intent to do grievous bodily harm. He allegedly kissed and struck her with a razor during a confrontation after accusations involving his mother. The case was adjourned to May 25 with bail refused.
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Robert McLean
Sydney Central Police Court
Margaret McLean
McLean
Wherahe Wan
Feidey
McLean Tee
Ain
Ani
McLean Waa
Ball
Presbyterian Conference sparks calls to shield girlhood at theatres
At Sydney's Presbyterian Conference on Friday the minister urged that no girl under 18 should be allowed on stage or near theatres, arguing even legal access fails to meet Christian standards. He claimed theatres lure girls with raucous crowds and late transport. Critics accused him of attacking theatre workers and women, while officials denied staged pickups at 10 pm. Football accidents followed with Edward Fitzsperaid injuring his head and Lawre Hater fracturing an ankle, both hospitalized. An incident in Derbyshire, Sydney saw William Asten charged with malicious wounding a man named Glennon after suspicions about his wife. In Edmonton, elderly spectator John Owens injured after collisions near a football match.
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Presbyterian
Sydney
Hirandt
Dross
Brandt
Gitla
J. I. Westmacatt
J. C. Wimianiaon Limited
Avenaxe
Bydney
William Asten
George Olen- Ton
Asttan
Fireamon
Ashton
Glennon
Clennon
Denie T
Mra. Ashton
Mra
Onscon
John Owens
Edmonton
Weveral
Calrne
Tragic Creek Drowning In Mackay Chronicle
A child from Septemnnie Creek near Mackay reportedly drowned after wandering into a creek about three feet deep while playing near the bowser. Mrs Hoad and the family member searched, but all efforts to revive the child failed. the bereaved parents receive deep sympathy.
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Thomas
Mackay
Bo the Bowser
Orarhy
Rerie
Mia
Tel
Hoad
Leone
Queensland Labour deficit cited by NSW attorney general
Mr Navin Wise criticized Queensland Labour rule, noting a decade of deficits totaling over a million pounds and debt nearly doubling. He cited rail losses of £4000 per day and a £720,000 accumulated deficit at Remain Frighth enterprise, urging caution over credit arguments for returning Labour to government. He also questioned Mr Treten’s Supreme Court appointment.
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Theodore
Queensland
New South Wales
Ste Maen
Lee
Fuller
Willoughby
Frite
Labour Party
Queenaland
Navin Wise
Treten
Credit
Audacious Theft on Sydney Tram Targeted Two Women
Two women were robbed of handbags Saturday night in Sydney. Mrs Annie Ersy of Birchgrave Road Salman was on a moving tram near the Olebe Town Hall when a man jumped to the footboard and grabbed her bag containing money, then fled the tram.
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Sydney
Annie Ersy
Birchgrave Road
Salman
Olebe Town Hall
Turned to death in New Zealand house fire
Four members of the Pirie family perished in a blaze at their Raeetihi home during Tres day night. Jane Pirie 46 and her son Tan D died, while the husband and three other children escaped. The husband slept nearby and was unable to reach them.
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Jane Pirie
Tan
Raeetihi
New Zealand
Wif
Jan
Local notables gather in Bundaberg for services and funerals
A jumble of notes records Mr and Mrs Gallagher of Hon daberg and Ginin returning home, various officials and visitors from Rockhampton to Bundaberg, a birthday tribute to Mrs Grams Weller, and the funeral of Sir WW Settoch, former consul for Swaharland, held at Toowong and Albertabreet Methodist Church with Dru Rowe officiating and a long list of international attendees.
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Humdaberg
Ale
Settoch
Unsul
Swharrland
Brisbane
Piuce
Toowong
Albertabreet
Methodiae
G. K. Rowe
Musdra
Cullman
W. M. Haye
A. Tatehllen
Jd. Vrinn
Ceech
A H. Whittingham Jlwirt
J. Forsythe
Dupani
A. Avennon
Norway
Mewré
T. Mogon
Hanami
J. F. Sterans
Spain
Wy Stutare
Sweden
Bo. Tanner
Vallaw
Mir W. EL Sehoch
Bondaberg
Decease
Oil debate as American entry changes Soviet oil fight
The March 2 report notes Anglo American contract with the Soviet government for 1400000 tons of kerosene and 20000 tons of petrol, sourcing from Bask uid Goganey fields. It discusses Britain France Italy and Germany buying Russian oil and fuel, marking US entry into the global oil scramble amid rising daily Soviet production.
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London
Anglo-Atarriean Ol
Atenilard of Company
Anglo- American Ronrern
Rumetan Kernaene
Petral
Fechea
FAA
Goganey
Prenenoll Line
larga /AUADteR
Italan
End Oll
Brisbane Letter Promising Widespread Wage Debate
The Brisbane letter discusses government wage proposals affecting single men and families, outlines potential tax-revenue links, and mentions arbitration layman plans. It notes industry fears, party dynamics, and the upcoming conference shaping labor policy and party unity.
Measuring land in irregular yard and foot dimensions
Fragmentary measurements list various land plots with widths in yards or feet and corresponding lengths. Entries include 16 by 44 yards, 20 by 242, 30 by 104, and multiple wide-by-long figures such as 220 feet by 195 feet, 440 by 89, and 110 by 206 feet, many with OCR errors and incomplete values.
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Onnac
Serious Accident Near Bamboo Creek Bridge In Edmonton
A man identified as P. H. Rea, an employee of the Hambisdean Will, was found Saturday morning lying thirty feet beneath the Bamboo Creek Bridge with severe head injuries. Cairns Ambulance reported probable skull fracture, contused wound, partial paralysis on the right side, and concussion. he was taken to Cairns District Hospital after first aid. Henry Ford plans to scrap vessels bought from the United States Shipping Board to build automobile ships, stating he would not operate a commercial line. He estimated 600,000 dollars to move ships to Detroit and 600,000 more to dismantle, employing 1,600 workers, and suggested limited use for larger ships to deliver automobiles abroad.
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Edmonton
P. H. Rea
Bamboo Creek
Cairns
Henry Forde Enterprise
Henry Ford
United States Shipping Board
Sonurac Uoo
Foard
Detriot
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Henry Oliver Arthur Rankin
Banco Court
Adelaide
May Ryan
Council of the Law Society
Hankin
Juation Foole
Ward Rankin
Taykin
Northern Mail Tralne
Northern Mail
Bundaberg
Cairne Bowl Ars
Bundsberg
Laure Inter
Auf
Hudolph Kramer
Farmem
Grogtera
Flemington
South Burnett
Edward Fitsperaid
Mre. Gallagher
Hondaberg
Ginin
A. E. Thal. Chateman
Ai |Brate
Rockhampton
Tng
Bora Oma Liter
Ivishonsi Bine
Daviapectar
Trakance Ome
Muryherodgh
Apens Yeaterday
Bundabere
Bnaloess
Mids Pushack
Orishane
Mesure T
O'Meara
Northage
Lowrie
Draper
Cofree Club
Os Ure Metrom Fielia
Vielting
Elie
Ron Tennon
G Evernment
Wonrar
Ieee
jImat
Benin
Mulhee
Simaller
Minnooth
Arbitration Court
THE
Opposition
theSorkabet
Eejumentcom
Marty
National Coloni
Nw Rani
Bhatta Ia
Wey
Iedera
Banka
Wham
Utia
Shaw
Carco
Mapistrates Court
Howe
Cro
Varlowa Exterime ‘Hocal
Eldbane Council
Ageresate
Comenne
Melbourne
Ag Aon Ma Pelle
Saben
Aleotvic Het
Argent
Lawler
Plomb & Kelly
Boomvaberg
Gents-Dalgety & Co. Ltd
Basaal
Sharon
Tassalt Products
Brishang
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