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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
10
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Prime Minister J. L. Selwyn opened the Parkes by election campaign at Ashfield Town Hall in Sydney. Labor members attended and greeted him warmly amid intense crowd reaction and questions on funding credits. He signalled Cabinet consultations and planned proposals for Parliament, while noting doubts about a temporary 20 million note credit for works.
In a tense session attended by lawmakers including Mr Scullin, debate centers on balancing the budget, expanding bank credit for productive aims, and seeking international support. The discussion covers public debt, taxation, overseas loans, and policies to restore confidence and relieve workers amid economic pressure.
Australian cable service notes France would not disarm without strong guarantees from Germany and warns of emboldening Britain. Paris says the League of Nations sanctions are unlikely to be agreed, while France signals support for maintaining armaments amid Geneva discussions.
Sydney reports broadcast by Scullin amid crisis calls for unity. Labor faces Parkes seat with debate over revenue and unemployment burden, while supporters urge confidence as voters hear the leaders address the nation from the railway station.
Four nominees declared for the Parkes by election amid a short campaign. The Communist party candidate is among those listed as polling day approaches on January thirty first.
London dispatch reports from Paris dated January 14 that witnesses repeatedly described a corrupt climate in the French government. Claims involve ministers and deputies as case details unfold daily threatening the cabinet's stability.
A cryptic early 20th century dispatch notes tensions over claims and payments amid a papal inquiry. The report references the Governima’s reply to Mr harbo and Cassanon’s city interest, with mentions of Tokyo and a £9 sum and the appeal journal.
In Canberra a report by Wirdom from SeDow describes a voyage through heavy snow and gale conditions. The aerial was damaged but repairs were made quickly, and pilots maintained communications and safety aboard while weather data from altitudes over 50 000 feet aided assessments.
London reports a January 14 case regarding Irish sweep tickets. Esha Jow ish sweep tickets manager at 1023 Windaur'Sterem faced five witnesses in a Grand National sweep prosecution. The magistrate noted the offence as serious and warned that firing in Ireland would extend beyond local jurisdiction. The Free State Government may face punishment if enforcement widens.
London reports an inquiry into the legal status of a plan to promote a sween project abroad. Subscriptions reach about 2 million pounds with broad interest across the Continent. The committee believes future British legislation will shape purchase tickets and control limits while politics may be affected.
The loan council in London shows a strengthened tone as Commonwealth five percent bonds move in trading. Prices rise with buyers absorbing stock, while yields track lower amid renewed demand. The market action reflects optimism after a recent ceiling on supply and cautious bidding by dealers.
In Melbourne on January 14 the Loan Council consulted Sir Robert Gibson whose experience and knowledge were praised for addressing Australasias financil and economic problems. The South Australian Labor Premier remarked loyally on recent national developments amid discussions with the Loan Council.
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Brisbane reports that December examinations for state high schools were completed. About 340 pupils qualified to attend approved schools, with the remainder awaiting results. The exams determine eligibility for the end of month placements and next year’s schooling decisions.
A written apology was submitted at the Johnstone Shire Council monthly meeting dated January 15. The note from a prisoner named Geotany Cab expresses regret for a rude incident with a council officer. Chairman Dr SKC Page stated the offender had been very rude and the council reviewed the matter.
Melbourne January 15 Queensland Treasurer Mr W E L Barnes states Queensland will lead Australia in a balanced budget as the state reports a surplus due to reduced government expenditure. He notes possible economic impact from exchange rates but emphasizes further effort to balance the budget and support Commonwealth financial stability. He plans a full statement upon return to Brisbane.
An intense earthquake hit Mexico City on a Wednesday night, shaking buildings for over two minutes and causing widespread darkness. Residents evacuated en masse, seeking safety across the capital. Damaged services reported as authorities investigated the quake’s impact.
XALG OO R L I E January 15 A sensational find stuns locals as a solid gold slab valued at £5500 is reported The piece is linked to the son of Mr Lar- with details incomplete due to damaged OCR This brief notes a striking treasure discovery in the area.
Brisbane reports a lower cost of living for the December quarter of the previous year with a consumer price index near 1382, marking the first quarter of 1630 as the lowest on record compared to the same period in 11a.
Fragmentary 19th century style text describes explorers battling ice and cold near Cape Vlora, with drift currents delaying a search effort. The passage references severe weather, snow up to knees, and futile attempts to reach the coast amid perilous sea ice and fading hope.
Jacksonville campers push for trials to set an auto speed record at Pane Beads amid a campaign by Teoma Chin Came, seeking backing from local sponsors and officials.
Reports from Vancouver dated January 14 reveal sensational graft charges in the United States involving fixers, lawyers, and police linked to alleged coercive schemes against women. The piece mentions payments, examinations, resignations, and elusive evidence as authorities pursue accountability and legal reforms.
A clipped reference uses the phrase Australian Cable Service and cites Pa in a spot on Canada AU Australia. The brief item hints at cross country media service contrasts and a cited name.
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