Australia Crushing England In Historic Test At Hat-tricks
Australia amassed 489 as Ryder scored a double century in a marathon innings while Kilner and Woolley bowled tenaciously for England. Freeman sustained a wrist injury, hobbling the English attack as Ryder's 197 and Mailey’s late stand helped push the visitors to a dominant total. The day closed with Ryder 165 and Mailey contributing as Australia declared or neared 460-plus in the later stretch.
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Volunteers Rally to man patrols at the custom house
federal authorities called for volunteers to staff the patrol was led by police at the custom house as 500 gathered on William Street by 11 pm. About 100 more offered between 1 and 2 am and 45 officers joined a Sydney squad to march to the wharf. Stewards and stewardesses from the Saiaa were signed on. Warns of discontent appeared.
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Federal Government's Thanks for Tasmanian Relief Effort
Melbourne reports Mr Bruce praising the response to the government appeal to man the Nalrana for relief of stranded Tasmanians. Deck and engine room staff joined, others offered, no charter planned. The Nairana to run Melbourne to Launceston as needed, no cargo to ease aid shortages.
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Launceston
Fire fatality in Cairns as room blaze harms Mrs Collins
A Cairns boarding house fire tragically injures seventy six year old Mrs Mary Collins. Fire officials report lamp explosion caused the blaze in her room, with urgent calls to the telephone exchange delaying emergency response. Her death followed at the District Hospital after the flames were suppressed. An inquiry into the exchange delays and motorist behavior at fires is urged by officials and the chamber of commerce.
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Clary
Bremner and Fomily
British Cricket Talk on Tosses and Injuries
London editors debate toss luck and Australian dominance as Gilligan and Tate falter. Commentators urge fair criticism while recalling injuries to Gilligan and Tate and noting Tate as a top bowler despite Australia’s edging triumph.
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Evening Standard
Gilligan
Fortune
Galligan
Tate
Australia
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Marwes
Oly
Barnes
Gillwan
Yate
Kiee
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Trevor
Waily Telegraph
Andrews
Weither
Anereatians
Eric Wart
Delvery
Sprawig
Mitte
Gulkran
Hobbs
Vale
British Immigrants Move to Australia Amid Rising Costs
An agency sailing for Australia reports wide interest among British emigrants, with 39,900 pounds noted as a barrier to travel. The Lewis Lrewiou line is mentioned, alongside delays and mounting costs impacting plans.
Destitute Albanian Immigrants Face Possible Deportation
A Perth telegram reports 54 destitute Albanian migrants and a war of words over housing and maintenance. The Commonwealth considers deportation at shipping companies' expense unless local residents guarantee support. Customs will restrict landings to those with 10 pounds per adult, rising to 14 pounds after April 1. The Prime Minister notes a move toward deportation for the destitute.
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Governoent Shold
Australia
Monvig
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New Australian Ministers Amid Shuffle Over Health Changes
Melbourne January 18 The Federal Ministry reshuffle follows Bowden’s ill health resignation accepted by Lord Forster Sir Neville Howse becomes Defence and Wealth Minister Pratten leaves Health due to duty load in Trades and Customs Senator Wilson gains full ministerial rank to run a new department including immigration and marketing J Marr named Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet Bruce announces the changes and honors Bowden’s career with tribute
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Bowden
Lord Forster
Neville Howse
Defence and Wealth
Pratten
Health
Trades and
Canonis
Wilson
J. Marr
Bruce
Emergency Bill in Capetown Forecast to End Industrial Upheaval
An authoritative forecast from Capetown warns that the proposed emergency bill will be drastic to prevent a repeat of past upheavals. It grants the Governor-General power to declare emergency zones and the Minister wide authority to issue instructions, regulate employment, and handle disputes with appointed assessors and ballots.
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Capetown
Scholarships extend two years for Northern Candida scholars
Brisbane January 18 The two and a half year State scholarships for 1922 extend for two years for holders who pass the Queensland Junior Public Examination at the end of the first half year. From November 235 males and 170 females qualified for the extension and include Lincoln Bell Merberton Martin Werbert Plunkett Robert Stritton Huxley Jane Joln Falla Murphy Emma Rowe Anne Smyth Caizan.
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Cairns
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St. Mary's Church of England
Herberton
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Stave
Merberho Falla Murphy
Alrne
Ema Rowe
Anne Smyth
Caizan
New York interprets Mussolini interview in hostile tones
Fragmentary text reports an interview with Mussolini described by a Diy Ey e correspondent. The piece suggests fascist rhetoric and mentions political themes, with unclear quotes and several garbled phrases.
Italian's gun threat ends in sawmill shooting charge
At Cairns Police Court Guiseppi Uberti pleaded not guilty to firing a revolver at fellow Italian Vetorio Mastirechetti at Sawmill Pocket on the morning of the 16th. Witnesses described Uberti saying he owed money and threatening to kill everyone if not paid, before a shot was fired and the projectile passed Mastirechetti. Uberti was remanded in custody with bail not requested.
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Martell
Naumann
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Vavizea
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Rawinza’s
Dliver Stefa
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Rosario Entelisano
Maelirechetti
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Tucker
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Cairne
Motor boat trouble on Clyde Bridge leads to river accident
Last weekend warm weather drew crowds to the beach when a motor boat engine failed after leaving the Clyde Bridge. The boat struck the river bottom and sank briefly but all aboard reached shore safely. Another delayed return party reached Babinda late Sunday.
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Cabinda
Babinda
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Mr A Case Hobbs Committed At Remand
In Toowlen a January hearing closed the case against Wolrhs with three charges presented by the Prosecution. The court noted Newton's evidence as testimony while Wren and Mee Howe faced trial delays. Bail was set at a high amount as the defendant remains on remand.
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Wren Tee
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