Australia vs England Test Ends In Batsman Drought At Paddington End
A muddled report of the second day opening with heavy wind and wet conditions as Australia battles England. Key moments include Tate’s bowling grip yielding early wickets and Richardson Taylor partnerships, with Oldfield and Mailey's steady stand shaping a tense innings.
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Gregory
Priesy
Twiter
Fayitg
Aehardean
C Wits
Australia
Tare
Paddington
Thay
Berdwick
Taylor
Scortie
Tate
A. Richardson
V. Richardson
Jin Hestre
Taylor Winaprlanet
Bowndary
Felightfwl
Richardson
Aenlanse
Hearne
Tavier
Orcastona
Fed
Hart
Kilner
Freeman
Bichanton
Cdtter
Richardsomfran
Sutcliffe
Wieket
Richardarea Browught
Gilligan
Hendren Sage
Chapman
Leteh Tate
Strudwick
Inn
Mie Jilings
Kelleway
Richardson-Taylor
Fréencan
Hendry
Teaal
Woolley
Marley
Apple Md
Oldfield
Strud
Jikey
Innines
Quickle
Gillivan
Ofash
Malley
Randwick
Ollfield
Alley
Oleh
Tash
Weider
Salmutes
Vies
wes @ Taylor
Y. Richardson
Henry
Sroneite
Mailey
We. Landries
Baird Appeal Case High Court Decision Reserved
The Full Court of Ireland reviews a 1922 land lease dispute between Joseph Francis and Thos Power Baird over Mirrwinni farm. The High Court grants a reserved judgment, with options for re trial or amended pleadings, after a prior jury verdict favored the Greek respondents.
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BAIRD
High Court
Mers Court
Syaney
Iis
Nicholas Tennsianen
Joseph Francie
Power Baird
Mirrwinni
Osi
Dongoias
Aed
Asien Knox
Thies and
Ga Duffy
Wi Syidney
Atex
Douglas
Justice Douglas
Supreme Court
English Attack Persists As Gilligan Leads Long Bowling Spree
England faced a stubborn Australian innings with Gilligan and Freeman delivering long spells. Gilligan bowled 55 overs taking six wickets while Freeman bowled 40 overs for two. Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened for England as the total reached 33 and 46,000 in attendance.
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Gilligan
Freeman
Tai
Tis
Hobbe
Sutcliffe
England
Gregory
New South Wales
Hobbs
Pene
Aline
Hammer
Samart
Richardson
Creave
Kelleway
Maie
Maffey
Sutcliff
Tate
Australia
Thoagh Gregory
Malley
Brisbane Seamen's Union Talks End With Threat of Ship Layups
A conference between Brisbane shipowners and the Seamen’s Union failed to resolve demands for deferred sailing pay. Union reps warned vessels Canberra Cooma and Bombala could be laid up indefinitely if crews are not provided by tomorrow morning. Discharging of Canberra cargo is to begin.
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Hs Borthas Arishane
Mday
Canberei
Brishave
Seamen's Union
Brisbane
Queensland
Cooma
Sydney
Ale
Canberra
Northern Land
Bombala
Vesada
Australian Steamships Owners Federation
Timien
Melbourne
Burke
Steamabie Qwhece Assuociation
H. Feather
Steamship Owners Association
Seamenag Union
Rombale
Wyandra
Howard Smith's
Homn
Printers Award Judge Interpretations Ruling Ipswich
Judge Mae Brisbane interprets the Printers Award in a dispute with the Ipswich Times. The decision says day shift employees must be paid double time or given Good Friday and Christmas Day off, as the prior holiday on the previous day is less favorable than the Industrial Act. Employers on general holidays must be paid according to day or night rates.
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Mae
Brisbane
Ipswich Times
Juda
Courts decision favors insurance companies in fire case
After a 12 day hearing Justice Rowlet in the Commercial Court ruled for the defendant insurers in the Sorecon fire case finding the policy language covered arson as an excluded risk. The decision impacts claims by chemical traders seeking recovery against British and other insurers and is viewed as a test ruling for similar coverage disputes.
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Londer
Justice Rowlet
Commecial Court
Sorecon
Maoy Crit
Wader Imeurance Palm Wiltritish
Mine Disaster in South African Shaft Yields Human Remains
A mine disaster at Randisafein Estates near Johannesburg leaves a cage plunging 4750 feet into a vertical shaft. Rescue teams recover human remains wedged in timbers as workers continue to search the wreckage, with the fate of the missing man and continued recovery efforts uncertain.
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Deaster
Johannesburg
Randisafein Estates
Rescoere
Reuter
German butcher Haarman sentenced to death twenty four times
The Berlin trial of Haarman, a German butcher linked to the Black Reichswehr, resulted in 24 death sentences for murdering 27 to 30 young victims at railway sites. He confessed in grisly detail, claiming a normal life outside crime, and rejected mercy as he awaits execution.
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Loariden
Haarman
Reichswehr
Germany
Garrett
Leiiz
Haigman
Tont
Cordem
Nero
Althea
Innisfail Police Call for Full Investigation of Charges
Innisfail December meeting of the Queensland Police Union vows to press for the Home Secretary to conduct the fullest possible inquiry into recent allegations against the Innisfail police. Detective Ingram presided as officers condemned the Johnstone Shire Council for making unfounded claims and demanded vindication.
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Innisfail
Johnstone Shire
Queensland Police Union
Ingram
Jownstone
Innis
Beet Sugar Subsidy Approved in Britain for Ten Years
London December 21 The House of Commons backed a resolution by 235 to 22 to implement a ten year subsidy for sugar grown in Britain with a diminishing scale and re licensing of the duty kept in 1922 A minimum price is set and a 7 should be paid by growers of British made sugar It is estimated the cost to the exchequer will be about £250 000 in the field year.
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London
House of Commons
Britain
Tragic Infant Found Drowned in Small Water Hole
In Murgon on December 21, 17 month old Ens Wilson, only child of Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson of Windera Creek, was found face down in a nine inch puddle hole formed by heavy rains. Parents discovered her ten minutes after last seen. She died at the scene.
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Murgon
Ens Wilson
Frank Wilson
Windera Creek
Teletype Proposed to Replace Morse Code in Telegraph News
Donald Murray of Sydney predicts teletype will revolutionize communications by letting distant business offices exchange messages directly via existing telegraph lines, eliminating Morse code and enabling night delivery of last minute notices to arriving workers.
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London
Donald Murray
Ministers Refute Resignation Reports in Melbourne
Melbourne December 19 reports Bruce denies any resignations from Minister for Defence Bowden and Minister for Diaries Pratten. He states Bowden and Pratten remain in government though Bowren differs on health matters. both are noted as current ministers in the administration.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Direteria
Hratten
Bowden
Defence
Bowren
Pratten
Boxing Night at Hibernian Hall With Yates Fita Fight
Boxing fans on Boxing Night will see Yates against Fita at Hibernian Hall with special trains from Tableland. Ayweight champion of Australia expected to draw a record crowd. Semmens defeats King for Bantam Championship at Stadium by knockout of towel stoppage after eight rounds.
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Hibernian Hall
Melbourne
Australia
Tony Semmens
Victoria
Vice King
Sydney
Semmens
el Werer
King
Evening Bath Events For Ladies Seniors And Juniors
Tonight at the baths a program of events will occur for ladies seniors and juniors at a set hour. Members are reminded badges can be collected at the baths for entry and participation.
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Cioh Tre
Cycling League Holds Monthly Meeting and Plans Sports
The League of Wheelmen met at Luke's Refreshment Rooms on Monday night with most committee members present. They discussed torchlight procession on January 7 1925 and a two day sports program January 24 and 26 including tug of war and five bicycle races. Nominations close January 16. G Mann resigned from the Executive Committee. A Heper and F Thompson joined the committee and C Cough greeted the vacancy on the Racing Board. A road race sweepstakes is set for Saturday from National Hotel to Woree and back.
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League of Wheelmen
Luke's
Cricket Association
Norman Park
Queensland
G. Mann
A. Heeper
FL Thompson
C. Cough
National Hotel
Woree
Australia Lucky to Win the Taw
The English newspaper critics say Australia were fortunate to win the test and praise their plan to wear down England’s bowling early. They concede England’s batsmen can similarly endure and succeed.
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Australia
London
Dan
Critica
England
A.I.A
Storm warning notes disturbance near Willis Island
Brisbane reports a storm warning with a disturbance centered south of Willis Island. Rain fell across coastal districts in scattered patches with heavier totals from Mackey to Maryborough and north toward Cooktown. Totals included Care York 200, Thursday Island 220, McDonnell 140. warning issued by Weather Bureau at 9 am indicating persistent intensity.
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Willis Island
Brisbane
Mackey
Maryborough
Cooktown
Alec
Care York
Thursday Island
McDornnell
Weather Bureau
Willabeland
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