Cardwell Debates Naval Base Site
A submitted communication shows the Cardwell Shire Council considering Chive as a potential naval station site for defence, including submarines and aquaplanes. The Prime Minister's Department replies from Cardwell on December 7 denying any plan to establish a naval base in North Queensland, noting a misunderstanding of the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chive
Cardwell
Prime Minister's Department
Cardwell Shire
North Queensland
Channel Railway London to Paris by Freeway Electric Line
A proposed channel railway outlined by a London engineer plans a single peed elevated line from land to sea joining Paris via Vie Chane. The route would cross the Channel near Dover, entering at Winercus and using electric locomotives. The 259 mile line would carry 550 tons at up to 129 mph, costing about 14 million pounds.
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London
Decrinker
Lendon
Tae
Paris
Rome
Finland
France
Cnter
Chanel
Dover
Enmerge
Winercus
Howe
British stance debated in Commons on Rhineland evacuation
In the House of Commons Sir Austen Chamberlain discusses whether Rhineland evacuation should hinge on reparations changes. He cites past Allied declarations and notes the 1919 pledge to adjust occupancy if Germany proves commitment to fulfill obligations, while stressing the three ex Allied governments and France, Italy, and Japan shaping current intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dee
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Culm Wedgewood Labari
Rhineland
Austen Chambertion
Col
Wedgewend
Austen
Altes
Khineland
Wison
Clemenevan
Lloyd George
Elavse
Germany
Atlehanderry
Mately
France
Aiite
Genevs
Istaly
Japan
New Appointments Sugar Experiments Bureau
Brisbane December 6 announced at the Department of Agriculture and Stock that new appointments were made in the Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations to operate from January 1. A F Bell to lead investigations in plant pathology as cane pathologist N Bennett to be investigations officer sugar mill technology H W Kerr to be investigations officer soils as sugar soil chemist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbare
Department of Agriculture and Stock
A. F. Bell
N. Bennett
Aml
H. W. Kerr
Georgetown function marks farewell to transferred representative
A Georgetown function held December 7 bid farewell to a representative transferred to another post. The event expressed goodwill and esteem for the departing official, with further appearance promised later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETOWN
Georg
Fae
Perth Collision Rescues Four Men From Swan River Crash
Four men escaped death when a meter car on Mount Bay Road crashed into a charabane and overturned into eight feet of shallow water along the Swan River. The occupants crawled free bleeding and were rushed to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Maya
Touran Tureau
Reawniiteyru
G. Simith
Terth
Chydney
Hayward
Bay Road
Swan River
Pemphorta
British unemployment in mining areas voiced by Sir Neville Chamberlain
London reports Sir Neville Chamberlain states in a letter to mayors that mining regions face unprecedented unemployment. He urges permanent support for unemployed workers, suggests government aid to facilitate migration to find work, and calls for decisive action beyond relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Briain
Neville Chamberlain
Dinewis
Lord Mayer
Aalient
Orelief Paraneiia
Textile trade safeguarding duty debate in London unions vote
In London a joint appeal for safeguarding duties on textiles was advanced with a proposal to set a duty up to six pence per yard for dressgoods. The Yorkshire Observer and Daily Herald note sharp union splits on Saturday as the motion passed 15 to 9, with each union casting one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dresgoods
Yorkshire “Observer
Daily Herald
Aniltomated Society of Dyers
Nabrani Oie
MUON
Nater Jnm
Point Committee On Trade and Administration
Anl
King’s Christmas plans delayed by illness at palace
London reports a royal bulletin declaring the king’s illness satisfactory and stable. Doctors remain in consultation as Princess Mary plans limited Christmas duties and Buckingham Palace hosts the queen while Sandringham arrangements are canceled. The Prince of Wales will travel from Stax ai Ihham to Port Said then Brindisi to rejoin the Enterprise.
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Sandringham
Buckingham Palace
Mary
London
Prince of Wales
Stax Ai Ihham
Cairo
Port Said
Enterprise
Prince of Walter
Brindiat
Rome
Frobisher
Naples
Brindisi
Pnate
Norton
King in stable condition despite brief medical consultation
London report says the King shows no ban in condition at four o'clock while Lord Dawson and Sir Hewitt visit the Palace. A bulletin notes the chest condition is more defined and progress is evident, following earlier signs during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Avangel
Rolleston
Lord Dawson
St. Howitt
London
Hewitt
Central News
Four Rochoes
Palace
Unlawful Killing Charge Against Two Sydney Defendants
In Sydney on December 1 Chira Gobranith and Samuel Frederic Ualfour were charged with feloniously slain Filen McMenamy at Paskdingguins. Crown outlines alleged visits to Mrs Goldsmiths house and an attempted operation with a promise of marriage. McMenamy died of septicaemia in Paddington Hospital after illness. Mrs Goldsmith denied involvement and claimed no payments. the defendants were acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Chira Gobranith
Samuel Frederic Ualfour
Criminal Court
Filen McMenamy
Paskdingguins
Canberra
McMenamy
Ealdemith
Paddington
Crown
Balfour
Goldsmith
Mine McMenamy
Foggy Tow Prevented from Reaching Palace Royal Apartments
Elaborate precautions were taken to prevent a fog from entering the royal region near the Palace. Sir Hewitt devised a method using a special apparatus installed on the electric lines to stop the fog from reaching the rich rowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir
Hewitt
House rejects bill funding naval fortifications and repairs
The House on Wednesday panned a bill authorising 14.8 million dollars for battleship modernization and repairs to the Pennsylvania and Arizona and 10 thousand dollars for construction of naval works to search for state aids to port facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Pennsylvania
Senate
The Lancet's Views. Disease course and treatment notes
The Lancet discusses a serious infection in a royal patient, detailing the lung involvement of two thirds, absence of pleural effusion so far, diaphragmatic extension, and intermittent bronchial openings. It notes heart strain, fluctuating fever, and cautious optimism about signs improving with nursing and early anti infective measures though risks remain high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Lancer
His Majesty
Mine Disaster Near Moro Cocha Leaves Many Dead
Reports from Lima dated December 7 say a mining accident near Moro Cocha, Andean city, caused numerous deaths. The mine shaft flooded after workers emerged from the pond, sending waves into the shaft and trapping several miners.
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Lima
Peru
Eatimatad
To H
Om Fe
Aden Flary
Een
Andean mi
Morococha
Burglary and Assault in Hyde Park Townsville
Residents on Somerstreet woke to a burglary at Nicholas Ghitakin’s house before 4 30 AM as an intruder fought Bouris Joby with a heavy object. Bouris restrained the assailant, tore the attacker’s shirt, and the man fled into the darkness.
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Tow Ville
Somerstreet
Hyde Park
Nicholas Ghitakin
Ghitakis
Mt Tey i
Joby Bowrhes
Hwakia Chee
Mate
Debated Electoral Bill Sparks Night Assembly Row
A spirited session in the New Brunswick Assembly focused on the electoral bill. Proponents argued for impartial boundary changes and extra seats, while opposition members protested causing walkouts during Mr. Davidson’s remarks and Speaker-ordered interruptions.
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Ne.w. Assembly
Fawr
The
Davids
Raed
Tavie
Tiee
Menbers
Toavielacma
Davidson
Connivance Petition Dismissed in Divorce Action
The petition of Ethel May Ives for divorce from Ame Rey Lionard Ives was dismissed by Mr Justice Northmare. The judge rejected the wife’s plea of connivance, noting her attitude yielded no real injury but found the husband admitted misconduct. The ruling ends the dissolution suit.
Latcet Tributes Court Physicians Amid King’s Illness
The Latcet tributes service of court physicians Hlack and Davies from London hospital and Gordon of Saint Thomas's hospital. The British Medival Journal notes the king shows acute infection and strain on strength with severe ongoing circulation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wursee Hlack and Davies
London Hospital
Gordon
Saint Thomas's Hosptal
Ming
Duke of Gloucester Resumes Overseas Journey Amid Delays
From Rome to Capetown reports say the Duke of Gloucester declined an aeroplane offer for Egypt and travels with General Herteng's party. In Bulawayo his engine trouble forced him to roll up his sleeves and help, earning praise from a grateful crew. He is due to reach Capetown at 4:90 and will tour the mountain before Bal moral Castle sails.
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London
Rome
Kaling
Egypt
Drindisi
Duke of Gloucester
Herteng
Cape
Ithipleine
Deaar Junction
Agor
Capetown
Bulawayo
Balmoral Castle
King’s Health Status Remains Uncertain Says Expert
London December 1 Daily Express quotes eminent authority on the monarch’s condition. Warnings persist of abscess formation and possible discharge from a wound, with reports suggesting a dangerous delay in healing and ongoing medical concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Express
Dr. Whitby
Pope Extends Special Prayers Through Royal Family Loss
In Rome on December 6 the Pope continues to offer special prayers for His Majesty and the royal family after the recent death in the city. Cardinal Home aids the pope in the solemn rites and public devotion follows the Vatican’s schedule.
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Rome
Genese
Peace in Industry Conference P Proceeds in Melbourne
Sir Wallace Bruce opening remarks at the Peace in Industry conference in Melbourne call for improved industrial relations between employers and employees and restoration of prosperity through cooperation. He urges frank, constructive discussion, a permanent consultative committee, and joint action to boost production and reduce unemployment. The conference adjourns to continue discussions.
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Peace IN Industry
Progress
Melbourne
Wallace Bruce
Hela Lyn
Austr
Australia
Frank
A Fair Duel in the Army Way Resolved in Sydney
In Sydney on December 6 Liew John Thomas a 40 year old French polisher faced William Henderson Gibb after a 14 year acquaintance and prior dispute. They argued in Warlinghurst and Preidington where Thomas allegedly attacked with a cavalry sword. Thomas claimed a fair duel and offered Gibb first pick of the weapons, but Gibb fled to call the police after receiving the worst blows. Thomas was convicted and discharged.
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Sydney
Liew
John Thoma
William Henderson Gibb
Thomas
Warlinghurst
Gibb
Preidington
iLe
C Gibb
Libe
Severe storm damages Home Hill area with widespread destruction
A heavy thunderstorm swept Home Hill causing winds and rain that toppled buildings and damaged sheds. In Ayr 154 units of rain were recorded and lightning struck telegraph wires on the Burdekin River bank. Post and railway infrastructure suffered minor harm as several trees fell and telephones were affected. Weather remains oppressive with more rain forecast threatening cane supply to the district mill.
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Home Hill
Ayr
Burdekin River
Inkermin Mill
Public Service Appeal Board hears 400 plus appeals in Brisbane
In Brisbane on December 6 the Public Service Appeal Board opened a lengthy session with over 400 appeals slated. Arthur J. Miles presides to consider the reassignment for an assessor clerk in Land and Income Tax Division 2. The first case, James Frederick Sullivan, contested an appointment, claiming equal efficiency and merit.
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Brisbane
Public Service Appeal Board
Arthur J. Miles
Teviepet
H. L. Archdall
F. Walsh
O'Flynn
State Service Union
Caw
James Frederick Sullivan
Adrenacios d Ll Pies
House Bombarded and Ex-Stevedore Attacked in Port Adelaide
In Adelaide on December 7 an exterior home near the port was bombarded with shots. The victim's wife and children were alerted. A former foreman from the waterside workforce had recently secured a permit position with the Shipping Company and had resigned from the Waterside Federation.
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Adelaide
Port Wis
Othe Waterside Federation
Eunt- See
Test cricketers praised during Brisbane visit
Visitors from Vic Fogglich cricket team impressed by Brisbane hospitality during a stopover in BISHANE on December 7. They were farewelled by Queensland Cricket Association officials and local cricket enthusiasts as they prepared to depart for Warwick, with warm thanks for the reception and praise for excellent wickets.
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Bishane
Vic Fogglich
Warwick
Queenskid
Brisbane
Aunshine
Tany Villitiala
Queensland Cricket New Vlation
Australia Faces Mixed Reactions After Cruciial Test Match
London editorials temper jubilation over a smashing victory with Australian criticism. The Evening Standard notes exemplary bowling but faults in Australian fielding and tactics. The Star and Morning Post debate England dominance and Armstron’s leadership amid a tense post match exchange.
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London
Evening Standard
Armetroig
Nottingham
Paris Beauty in Perilous Foot Surgery Case
A Paris businesswoman sought slimmer ankles and, after consulting a doctor, underwent a surgical plan that failed. An anaesthetic collapse led to major complications, requiring amputation to save her life. Her fiancé rushed to marry, and she later sued the surgeon for compensation.
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Paris
Fragmentary report of tribal clash and city damage
Fragmentary OCR describes a clash involving TVA or allied tribes and Myhaw garrison with heavy fighting. It notes destruction in a city area with civil quarters burned and roads impacted. Mentions rioters, unsecured roads, and unknown authorities amid a wartime setting.
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Calcu Tva
Mgmian
Myhaw
Civil Service
Felalbadda
Land Court Awards Compensation in Ingham and Hinchinbrook
Land Court decisions list claims from Cazaverace Ferrero and Ciacomo Stein in Ingham for tramway land and from Michel Moore Norman Mellick and others in Hinchinbrook Shire. Awards total £400 plus scattered sums, with final totals around £534 5s 9d and costs of £5 9s.
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Arishane
Yyee Laval
Cazaverace Ferrero
Ciacomo Stein
Kinehinbrowk Council
Ingham
Clainmants
Ownrf
Mes
Christensen
Ethance
Aly
We Barkow
Nielsen
Reinauchh
Conte Pwere
Michel Moore
Hinchinbrook Shire
Ariih
Cortelia
Norman N. Mellick
Hinchinbrook
Counnell
Recwal
Oedelia
Seversece
Vt Way
Hlinehnibrook Shire
Jungara Company Registration Effected
The Jungara Company is registered under the Companies Acts by the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies. Capital stands at £1590 with power to increase. The firm aims to operate tramlines, goods, and contracts with growers to Hambledon Mill and related activities.
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Sengace 7Iaaeert Company
Sapere’ Inderra
Isple Enema
Ommnensee
Ree Goods
Chattch
Jungera Aig Ty Amd
Sae
Hambledon
Collision Near Iquique Involving Chilean Steamer and American Vessel
Reported near Iquique a Chilean steamer collided with an American punt vessel. No further details on casualties or casualties or subsequent actions available in the fragment.
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Channel Railway
Hopz
Rhine
Commons
New Appointments
Sugar Experiments Bureau
Georgetown
Princess Mary
Northampton
the Prince
the Lancet
Townsville
Alvin Joal
Panwon
Round Table
Frankneess
Samling
Gerd
James McBeaugall
Mocatta’s Creek
Dalby
Dell
Mocatta's Creek
Towwonmba
Mr. Voone
Wan
Gt Kid
Ian Celitorial
Marartiny
England
Fourtis Foo
Faunts Armastrow
Chapman
Aversalin Bee
Search
Beauty
Land Court
Jungara Company
Iquique
Chie
Chilliga
Une Iter
Ameerica
Ty Galicult
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