Paris reports on Rhineland tension and naval treaty stance
The Times Paris correspondent says there is no basis for claims that France and Britain will waive opposition to a German move in the Rhineland or endorse the Locarno Pact. Italy's naval treaty refusal is viewed as a political maneuver to revive embargo hopes, contingent on the Eighteen Committee actions.
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London
F. 2
Geneva
Times
Paris
M. Fla Ain
Hlis
Germany
Italy
Committee of Eighteen
TRET OF VALIDITY IN KENNEALLY HUGS CASE
The fragment notes Kenneally as the defeated candidate and former Minster for Industries. It mentions Mr Hughes allegedly bankrupt, a petition and sequestration order, and that Hughes has since paid debts with the Bankruptcy Court acquiring the order.
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Kenneally
Hughes
London Opera Star Scotty Maie Debuts Amonasro in Aida
London February 29 report on Aniopine Sout famed opera singer who traveled from Naples after January. It notes his debut as Amonasro in Aida at the Theatre Reale Malta 1889 and his notable Covent Garden appearances, with remarks on the role that defined his career.
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London
Sean
Barton
Heer
Naples
Italy
Scotty
Amonasro
Avda
Theatre Reale
Malta
Antone m Teatam
Claims to Fortune in Victorian and Scottish Links
Melbourne resident Mrs. Stewart Bel Somerville responds to a Scottish legal advertisement as her nephew Stephen Rodda’s Canberra claim to the Paton fortune surfaces. The saga centers on the late George Paton of Montrose and Dundee, sole partner in J and G Paton, with an undisclosed large sum at stake.
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Melbourne
Stewart Bel
Somerville
Yarraville
Montrose
Scotland
Stephen Rodda
Canberra
Noah
Stephen
William ‘Gibb
Muster Marmer
Fortane
George Paton
J and G. Paton
Dundee
Courts and quirky sessions amid urgent May case in Queensland
The report details chaotic court scenes from a Queensland Supreme Court case involving Alma May and William May. It notes improvised hearings on a verandah and at a seaside home, the arrest warrant by Chief Bail William Dendle, bail set by Justice Hescho, and delays due to vacation. May sought a restraining order against departure to South Africa amid money disputes. The hearing occurred with Justice Macrossan and associates present, and May was eventually brought before the court for a scheduled bail hearing.
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Bettiah Court of Justice
Australas
Queensland
Southport
Wienen
Alma May
William May
Supreme Court
Justice Hescho
Sal Weeks
May
South Africa
People’s Palace
Othinney Ius
Justice MacFossam
Redcliffe
Dinng-Room
Pat Macrossan
Emmerson
Shen
May's Solicit Act Were Seated At the Far End of the Table, While Mr. Dendle
Justice Henchman
Justice Macrossan
Saul
Dendle
Might
Brisbane
Tully Boys Medal Honors Seen In 4th Battalion Victory
Neville Anderson aged 13 won a gold medal at a scholarship exam tied to Tully State Rural School. The event honored two gold medals awarded by the 49th Battalion. George Anderson's son Neville achieved top marks with an impressive percentage.
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Tully
ALF
Thormas Briggs
Te Tulty Rsstla
Hays
Ts St
Neville
George Anderson
Liquidation Plan Details for Unnamed Company Debenture Split
The document outlines steps for winding up including applying unpaid shares, debiting holders with balance after creditor prepayments, repaying paid up capital, and distributing any surplus among shareholders by nominal value. It notes costs of the application to be paid from the company assets and allows parties to apply further.
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Toarse UA
Courauny
Mar
Eaioney
Dissenting Judge Upholds Prepaying Shareholder Principle
Justice fort finds article 118 valid and binding and that prepayment of calls by a member is lending. Ross Philp represents 1927 issue shareholders seeking 21 day stay. N Macrossan joins appeal permission. applications granted to appeal to High Court.
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Justice Fortheld
Ross Philp
N. Macrossan
Rang Philpips
High Court
Film Thief Snags Uproar in Brisbane Circuit
BrISBANE March 1 A stolen film from United Artists caused an intensive search by Dr Branch and alerts to Queensland exhibitors. The circular container film valued about £900 disappeared between Central station and storage, delaying contracts and forcing extra copies from Sydney. Inquiries yielded no trace.
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Brisbane
See
United “Artists PE Bene Bight
Dr. Branch
Queensland
Vault Ie
Sydney
Bribane
America
Projectum
Age Limit for Politicians Debated in Melbourne Conference
A Collingwood branch of the Australian Labor Party at Easter debates ending endorsements for MPs over 65 and Parliament eligibility. They also back reducing aged pensioner age to 55, oppose migration schemes, and condemn low farm wages, citing Railways Union and other ALP factions in a broader critique of government policy.
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Melbourne
Collingswood
Australian Labor Party
Australan
Collingwood
South Australia
Western
Austra
Railways Union
Seversl
Court frees bail but with no surety from Curran family
A bail of £100 was allowed yet no Curran family member could provide surety. The coroner found the car’s excessive speed on the Ballina Liamore road and negligent driving caused a collision with a lorry driven by Jack Easter. Passengers Frank Curran Lewis O’Connor Claude Corbett testified to the crash context.
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Curran
Eee Ieoe
Coroger
Ballima-Liamore
Frank Curran
Lewis
New Zealand
Claude Corbett
Fram ‘O'Connor
Ision
Salon Nour
Wile
Jack Easter
Colion
Bank Interest Rise Likely This Week
Melbourne reports expect a bank rate increase next week with deposits rising at least percent. Commonwealth Bank plans to sell 1,000,000 Treasury Bills, tied to reduced deposits and cash resources, signaling the end of five years of easy money. Banks may lift advances in step with higher rates to avoid asset loss.
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Commonwealth Bank
Treasury
Rhea
Premises Raided Twice by Brisbane Police
Brisbane March 1 raids targeted premises near Queen and Edward streets city. Four men found on first floor one charged with running a gaming house bail 25 pounds. three charged with being present bail 3 pounds for two cases and 5 pounds for another. Later two men held for gaming instruments bail 20 pounds. Additional arrests followed two more held for gambling devices bail 25 pounds Greenslopes case 25 pounds others 20 pounds.
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Brisbane
Queen and
Edward Streets
City
Mfhe
Coatman Gaming House
Aaljora
Premise
Queen-street
Twen
Green
Rock View
Greenslopes
Speed Boat Smash Near Sydney Bay During Race
Bearcat struck two planks after a rough run in Kogeral Bay nickname. Harry McEvoy alerted officials as S Nunn owner driver and W Hardwood mechanic from Despwate Motor Boat Club assisted with signaling and rescue. An attempted sabrage failed amid the mishap.
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Sydney
Kogeral Bay
Bearcat
Harry McEvoy
cEvoy Coren
S. Nunn
W. Hardwood
Despwate Motor Boat Club
C. South
Cemure
Sabrage
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Tully Boy
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