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27 May 1931
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Newspaper
Burra Record
Location
Burra, South Australia, Australia
Date
May 27, 1931
Page
1
Return of Sultan Mkwawa skull under Versailles treaty
The article notes that Article 246 of the Versailles Treaty required Germany to return Sultan Mkwawa's skull to His Majesty's Government within six months, a demand tied to East Africa events from 1894. Despite delays from diplomatic wrangling and debates over the skull’s fate, British discussions in 1919 1920 pursued correct provenance and potential restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sultan Mkwawa
German East Atriew
A. London
East Africa
Lord George
Ayay
Sultan Mlowawa
Mlowawa
Prince
Allmolwiedge
Austin Chamberlain
Messmmer
Berlin
Dr. Stresemann
Stresemann
Micvana
Foreign Office
London
Henderson
Minawa
Solomon
Cate
Plight of Germany Ex‑Emperor Wealth and Expropriation Fear
The article discusses wealth concentration in Germany, naming Kaiser Wilhelm II as the richest man with estates worth at least £10,000,000. It notes Krupp close in wealth, and about 220 families owning £170,000,000 in total. It mentions a fear of expropriation and political tensions near the border with Russia, referencing Rosia as a cautionary example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Guemeny
Lasky
New Guineas
Semoa
Krupp
Someries
Rosia
Buick Six clutch trial over warranty and repairs
Charles Ra trading as Wrights Motors sues L Clarke of Jamestown for 11 pounds 1 shilling 8 pence over work and parts on a Buick Six. The case details faulty clutch, disassembly, gummy substance, and eventual replacement parts and a 12 month warranty claim, with Clarke denying debt and alleging satisfactory repairs after multiple adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ra
Wright's Motors
Clarke
O.K
Bryan
General Motors
Mt. Bryan
General Motora
Aeundant
Genes Motors
Adelaide
BAA
Kelly—Witnese
Defendent
Tald
Tsd
Jatter
Semestown
McCarthy
Jamestown
Wilfred H- Spier
Saddle theft case and mechanical defect dispute emerge at court
Evidence shows a car examined for mechanical issues including the electrical system and universal joint while clutch and differential were not tested. A verdict favored the plaintiff for 13 pounds 4 shillings 8 pence and a separate saddle theft case linked to Ignatius Gillen's property unfolds with multiple witnesses detailing discovery, car location, and blood stains on the saddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.K. Wittse
Weight
Clarke
Harry
Steen
Nourse Bros
Nesbit
Michael A. Malone
Seret
McDonald
Ignatius Gavin Gillen
Clere
J. I. Travers
Ades Inidé
Ignatius G. Gillen
Clare
Boobariwie
Rade
Edwards
Ford
Himsef
John Edwards
Welne
Geoff Webster
Redruth
Yoferdant
Sorgt McDonald
Goble
Attrill
Leng
Gross
Riley
Hymer
Attill
Sergi
Sergi McDonald
Mr. Webster
Webster
Ley
Wes
Malone
Gillen
Saddled Dispute Ends With Dismissal Over Possession
In a ruling tied to an equestrian dispute, the defendant appeared upset as Ley asserted Goble's addie. The court dismissed the case due to lack of exclusive possession of the saddle, with evidence of friendly terms among Attrill Hymers and Riley noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Goble
Addie
Attrill
Hymers
Riley
Parliaments in Australia and the call for a non party system
The text argues that a deep vertical class split in Australia and a rigid party system hinder unity. It urges shaping Parliament as a non party administrative council to protect economic welfare, proposing non party leadership and outside party electing bodies to foster national unity and reduce factional bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Stepresentatives
Australia
Bryce
France
Switzerland
Austellie Te Esata Tesh Tn
Dand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walkers
Psk- Men
Stafford
Columbia Cabinet
Phonograph
Edison Table
F. Spencer Watchmaker & Jeweller
Kooringa
D. Jones & Son
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Gavin Lucas
King William Street
Central
A.M.P. Society
W. A. Read
F. J. Bartlett
Industrial Department
Wiligg
T. H. Woollacott and Sons
Aberdeen
Bron F
Aewater Kent
B &O
H.jennison
Commerce
Neoringe
Ria Som Oe
Whittney
Tiver
Ford Ceaters
Burra Motor
Dodge Bros
Sunshine Farm Machine
Motoriste
Tar Sny Pinksiheve
Burra Motor Company
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