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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
12
The readable text fragments reference names, places, and dates in a jumbled OCR line. It hints at a local news item with mentions of Lake, Wasco, Mar Peainfortm, and other unclear terms but no coherent event, outcome, or structured fact.
Rome reports a powerful earthquake that struck Southern Italy early this morning causing extensive damage. Initial tallies list about twenty dead with casualties and injuries reported across towns including Naples, Matera, and Melfi. churches and buildings damaged as civil authorities aid in relief efforts.
Fragmentary text describes railway via Reota and potential expediting of service. Mentions gavel from Sydney to Cates, cranes of MSY, and a Tuesday reference. Ambiguous names and incomplete sentences limit clarity.
A chaotic crowd gathered as a dramatic illumination near the parliament drew cheers from bystanders. Police recalled officers and witnesses described the scene of a large public display amid confusion, with reports of a tense atmosphere and varied reactions during the event.
Ipswich defeated the Ail Hlarts Rugby Airagne 18 to 3 as forward dominance and goal kicking by Renewaml Tarra Cone led the home team. Pete ter contributed with a 4 penalty goals for the visitors while Seawich showed late spurt but the home side controlled the match. A dramatic medical intervention restored a speaker's voice after a surgical procedure, with science providing recovery tools and the operation described in clinical terms.
The report details strike activity in Sydney with workers demanding better pay and conditions. It notes clashes at a shipyard, police action, and labor leadership debates over wage schemes and employment promises amid broader economic tensions. It mentions a government stance and ongoing demonstrations at the Trade Hall and surrounding areas.
An unclear OCR fragment describes the Tour de France with garbled names and phrases. The text references bloodstains and tears but remains incoherent, lacking concrete events, participants, or dates to identify a specific incident or outcome.
The new rail motor for the Goondiwindewarwick line seats 35 and hauls up to 204 tons. It aims to improve suburban traffic, with tests showing promising performance and potential use between Haden and Toowoomba, Carmilla and Mackay, Brisbane and Deception, and Home Hill and Toowoomba. Officials say rail motors are in service across the state and may replace trams where needed.
In London on July 22 1 the House of Documents Mr Rasmsay Abe Dhol urged swift passage of the bill to implement the naval treaty with the United States. He warned delaying until autumn could jeopardize the accord as the government weighed the second reading and final consideration.
Adelaide July 23 report on the Yatala escapees. The article notes a contorted description of events and mentions Ghades Cametsch in relation to a charge, with details about an alleged act and court proceedings ongoing.
The Premier, before contents were public, held talks with Mt General and officials. He could not state fines or action. civil measures possible if criminal proceedings not pursued. Theodore cited as an informant. Reid and Goddard may be asked to testify before any decision.
Brisbane reports that if a civil action is brought it will seek repayment of £40,000 paid by the Government for the Mungana leases. The Premier said there is no need for a public inquiry into the alleged interest, and noted legal advice on whether a case for criminal proceedings exists.
Mr Theodore in Brisbane says Mr Moore notified him that action is not yet ready to determine criminal proceedings over the Cham-Chicago-Mungana report. He mentions civil proceedings may proceed without delay and asks for a full court rehearing by Queensland Full Court. Government reportedly declines to order re-hearing. Theodore plans to prove at trial by Friday.
London reports a tribute from King George to Boch the ausher and his wife for the surprise decisive action that saved the life of a prominent person. Princess Alice of Battenberg, wife of Prince Andrew of Greece, notes in a preface to her translated work that the event prompted praise. The account also mentions Greek military matters and possible political fallout in Athens surrounding leadership resignations and arrests.
Fairly heavy rain fell at 11 am and continued with steady rain and light showers leaving the ground soaked. If more rain keeps up the wicket may be unplayable. experts predict a clearance soon and that the wicket will be playable.
Weather forces suspension of a naval watch between Durham and Australia on July 1, with a ball having been heeled during the encounter.
Sunderland July 2 report notes many elderly fans traveled 150 miles hoping to see Bradman. With his omission for the next test and public attention high, crowds press hotels seeking meetings while townsfolk debate rest and team dynamics. Local papers relay mixed signals and fan proposals as weather and preparations affect Test wicket plans.
Queensland sugar interests face imperial policy moves to remove food duties. Sir Edward Macartney warns retention of Empire sugar preference shields Queensland's industry but future policy may raise hardship. The 1929 season saw 187,000 tons sent to the UK amid a booming British refining sector and duty cuts boosting refinery activity.
The damaged vessel rose slowly, turrets and flag mast visible four feet above water. The boat gains six inches each quarter hour while hundreds of seagulls circle and feed on the hull. Mussels and seaweed cover the ship, once raised on June 21, after a dangerous list forced concrete under the stern to harden over two months.
The Americans rest after a win over the Wehans in the Davis Cup. Kovelah potential injury but expects full fitness by September 25. Allison and Van Ryn show strong singles and doubles form, with Lott favored in singles. Corbet appears keener than Wimbledon, Barotra in good shape as team leader. If either team wins the first singles, the Cup seems likely to go to that side.
In a tense bulletin the Graziers push for swift action amid arbi tration and wage talks. J Mlewt notes suspicions of prejudice delaying settlement while AWU faces criticism for not restraining extremists. Officials warn that failure to meet new rates could prolong the dispute as key areas brace for outcomes.
The government party discarded the finance of the stores and the Premier later said the government did not know what to do with them. Negotiations for the future of the stores continued amid uncertainty and conflicting plans affecting policy and control.
The Premier Mr AE Moore will leave Brisbane by the Sydney mail train tomorrow for Canberra to meet the Prime Minister Mr Scot and a sugar interests deputation. The delegation includes T A Powell of the Sugar Board, W H Duhery secretary of the Queensland Sugar Growers Council, and millers and associated interests.
A Sydney notice outlines a Federal reduction impacting about half of New South Wales workers as phased wage adjustments take effect. The document notes basic wage positions, with mentions of AV and AGL. Unclear all figures and dates due to damaged text, but indicates broad regional impact and implementation steps.
In Sidsey July 23, Mr JW Allen secretary of the Milnemts Acmveshitety reports the union rift deepening as provocation claims mount against strikers. West volunteers pressed to resume work under a new award while the union warns of penalties. The A.W.U. shows mixed signals, but officials insist patience has worn thin and a decisive action looms if workers do not return.
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