Jumping the Rattler in Quest for Melbourne Tragedy
A Cairns magistrates court heard witness accounts about a man described as Morris Kelly or James Kelly, seen with a canvas bag and a black horse, who spoke of leaving a job, jumping the rattler to Brisbane then Melbourne, and was linked to the Walters death. Detectives traced a canvas bag and tin of meat, while witnesses from Cairns and Gordonvale described the visitor's appearance, movements, and possible route toward Melbourne or the Northern Territory. The inquiry, led by Inspector Mann, included testimony from old-age pensioner Jamesession and other locals, with the case adjourned to allow further evidence from Michael Kelly.
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Fatal football deaths in Uba shake New York season end
A college high school football season in New York ended with a fatality, the highest since 1978 when 20 players died. The season record shows multiple severe injuries and a stark safety impact on players.
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Wireless programmes and Brisbane broadcast listings
Radio schedule outlines a full day of Brisbane broadcasts with morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. Announcers include Jo Tyson Rita McAuliffe and BR Wight, featuring news from The Daily Mail and The Courier, social and music segments, weather, ship and train updates, cricket scores, Paris Cafe meals, and a late night program with recitals, instrumental and vocal performances, and lectures from agriculture and Welsh society figures.
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Axemen’s Association joins QAA amid New Centre outlook
The Cooyar axemen will join the Queensland Axemen Association with an honorary organiser to be appointed. Results from the Cowyar sports include underhand wood chopping and standing blocks with Nash and Griffin leading in early heats. Final saw S Nash defeat Ry Griffin and B Dobe as the field prepared for broader QAA activities. The late Sir J J Henley of Millan Millan Cairns district delegate urged joiners as show societies ready to run wood chops and sawing events wider the association. A yearly membership card was adopted by the LALA, enabling axemen to compete at registered events. Eight-Mile Males Sports results include Open Handicap, Vulnch Standing Block, and Novice Handicap events, with top placings listed for the 8-mile Plains and Mount Toravatt area competitors.
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Japanese Defence Sutcade Sav in TOKO December 2
In cold weather the flower army of 48 commanded by Prince Karin staged an air pageant with 153 machines. Military attaches watched from immense crowds in TOKO.
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Emm
Karin
Wit
American graft scandal hits New York liquor inspectors
Treasury Department reports eight months of investigations into the arrest of 14 customs border inspectors for wholesale graft. About half the liquor brought from Canada was diverted with inspector connivance. The entire patrol is being reorganised, with 100 percent honesty promised and roughly 50 inspectors to be dropped. Bribes as high as 1500 dollars were collected over weeks by some inspectors.
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