Witness Delirious Testimony in Williams Case at Carre Court
Clive Hendley testified at Carre Police Court in the Williams attempted murder case. The prosecution relied on his earlier hospital statement though doctors later disputed parts of it. Cross examination focused on Hendley’s memory after illness and Williams's possession of a revolver while events at Youngs boarding house and the Central Hotel were referenced.
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Clive Hendley
Carre
Wietin
William Williame
Wint
Hip Bedeide
Wsales
Yeserdap Shemeen
Hendrey
Wiliams Wan
P.M
A. H. O'Kelly
Houston
Kergu- Bo
Hendley
Weiness
Aaron
Wright
Wes
Hides
Howl Corner
Central Hotel
Young
Witheas
Carr
John Ferguson
Poresans
Willian
Witliams
Royal Yorks Australasian Visit Departure from Britain
London reports the Duke of York’s ship Renown departing and escorted from the Keedish Chanel by destroyers and five naval flotillas. Warships will salute at St Catherine's Point and Portsmth as the Duke embarks. Relatives and friends may assemble to witness the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke Wii Chess
York
Ilm.s. Renown
Renown
St Catherine's Point
sEarter
Sydney Tubes Opened to Public Traffic
Sydney on December 2 opened the first section of the vitv rail to the public with no ceremony. An orderly arrival at Central Station occurred by 4:86 am as passengers traveled from distant suburbs to use the new line. The system operated smoothly with no complaints from riders during peak hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Vitv
Rai
Te Re
Central Station
Australia
Urals
Air Delivery Trial Begins in Brisbane Courier Reports
Brisbane Courier announces two new aeroplane mail deliveries for certain districts. One plane, City of Brisbane, completed a trip from Sydney in ten minutes. The service aims to deliver newspapers within hours rather than after 24 hours, marking Australia’s first regular daily air delivery. Further details to follow in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Brisbane “Courier
Ips
Sweney
Australia
Lithuania President Grinds Resigns
Kovno December 2 The President of Lithuania General Grinds has resigned from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithuania
KOVNO
General Grinds
Sugar production outlook in Australia reports
In the 26th annual report of the Sugar Experimental Stations for the year ending November 18, 1924, H. C. Easterby notes Australia would produce about 42,000 tons of sugar, with Queensland contributing roughly 30,000 tons and New South Wales about 24,000 tons. He cites drought and rising cane areas north of Townsville as key factors shaping output and foresees continued expansion of beet sugar and industrial developments.
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Brisbane
Dre
H.C. Easterby
Australia
Mr. Bunterly
Townsville
Queensland
Battered to Death in Adelaide Factory Siege
An elderly worker James F Flanagan at the Adelaide Hoat Factory in Tark Terrace North Unley suffered fatal head injuries in a dining room attack. Robbery suspected as motive as he carried £40 to £50 when arriving at work. no money found on body. Police say two wires and a machete were involved in the assault.
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Adelaide
James F. Flanagan
Tark Terrace
North Unley
Robery
Flanagan
Hindley-nired
W. Murray
Vegeet and Rimourn: Maritime Notes in Obscure Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a maritime note with garbled names and places. It mentions a vessel, Viger berthed, and hints at crew or cargo notes tied to a voyage and a restart after a delay. Specific details and clear context are missing.
End of the drought relief boosts railways and settlers
Brisbane reports drought relief measures benefiting producers and the Railway Department. Commissioner J W Davidson notes railways carried stock fodder water at concessional rates, bottling about 1,000,000 gallons weekly for departmental use and over 500,000 for the public. Settlers saved by railway water supply amid waterborne boiler and engine issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Paae
Railway Department
Batney
J. W. Devinlson
Davidson
Germany Italy Alliance Against France Feared
London reports Italian papers claim Kr Stressmann and Signor Smursierkind plot anew alliance against France. Discussion reportedly centers on Austria joining Germany, with unrest in France and cautious moves by other European powers as Shrescmani prepares to visit.
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Germany
Italy
France
London
Daily Chronicle
Kr. Stressmann
Signor Smursierkind
Amwatria
Jermy
Uch
M. Wiiand
Re. Viluocke
Thaly
Albania
Miss
M. Liriamd
Shrescmani
Mich Daggervds Juikdisn
Vtgly
River accident claims more lives in New Jersey spill
A river accident near New Jersey has resulted in a rising death toll as rescuers recover additional bodies. Police report ongoing efforts to locate missing individuals and stabilize the death count, with crews continuing searches along the waterway.
Banana Industry Revival in the South
A fragmented report from Raisbane notes efforts to revive banana production in the Southern region. The article mentions unnamed stakeholders and vague plans, with no clear figures or dates available.
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Raisbane
French Budget Adopted by Legislature Tahir
Readable portions describe a debated budget act labeled as French Budget and a legislative adoption event. The text references a chamber and possible demat or reform context with unclear details. Names and dates are fragmentary but imply a formal session or vote on a budget measure.
Queensland Struggles as Rain Interrupts Play
Rain intervened and stumps were drawn early with five wickets fallen for 123, worsening Queensland's already difficult task.
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Queensland
Queensland vs Victoria Test Ends Amid Rain Delays
Queensland faced Victoria with Rensted and KR as openers and Oxenham delivering the main strikes. King reached 30 in 9 minutes before a late collapse as Victoria posted 533, then Queensland started 2nd innings with cautious batting and several close dismissals before rain halted play at 2 for 17 and later again after 21 more runs. Attendance 409, takings £148.
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Acllis
King
Rensted
Oxenham
Higgins
Lo Owenham
Thompson
Benated
Animalten
Marion
Hlackie
Queensland
Gill
Morton
Lighticut
Blackie
Conner
Liddieut
Hendry
Stormy Debate Ends With Government Breach of Faith Record
In Sydney a heated assembly debate on an amended censure motion ended with the government blamed for a breach of faith. The division on sessional orders passed 46 to 43 as the Premier faced uproar and calls for accountability from the opposition.
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Sydney
Dee
Mighin
Hhouse
Pegares
Wwe
Howe
Mr. Savin
Daddeley
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Joe Hynnwtt
Fae Williams
Genet
Fomambear
Evden
Toshi
Bennett
Williams
Witniss
Kelly
Wendy
Efendant
Young's
Handley
Fetrum
Quinn
Anglin
Spence and
Mehl
Theiman
Mann
Una
Helen
Rhein Hn Ot
Ayn
F. Bennett
Goxbey
Jenn
Withian
Fergunn
Meiers
Feria
Mir
Ferguson
Larkin
Kent
Weyhill & Ninglet
Baer
the Royal Yorks
Britain
Sugar Statistics
Far North
al ' An
Railway
Womdestul
Valuable Water Service
Hoilers
Beder Iibes
Mussolini
New York
Calesia
Neerm Unig Wertel Tankura Toy Mensgluivaal Eullerina
Ihitinenaem
de Due
Sudget
Legislat
Tahir
Chamber of Demat
Melbourne
Ken Oxenham
Victoria
O'Connor
Mackie
Hiis
O'Conner
Rowe
Hartkopit
Howler
L. Osenham
Hee Io
Maves James Kane
Pousfurd
Loong
He Brew
Nemdry
Mayes
Oxenhant
Ryder
Hartkopf
Lutuwut
L. Gough
Melia
Morton, Thompson
Wickoim
Howlina
Gil O
Thorpeon
Lot
Wensted
Gilloglt
Urew
Rowe W
Liddicut
Hartkopi
Deniim
Horn Gilk
Hisekiv
Hartteg i Thompaan
Blackie Owl
Wolom
Mayrs
Mr Ravin
Hinsa
Arking Rose
Orter
Dipen
Cyan
Lavehberb
Dooley
Coventi
Herat
Anthony
Odes Borin
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