Washing cloth loan leads to boarder dispute case
In Cairns a boarding house dispute centers on Neilsen who lent £2 per piece for cloth used to make garments but failed to repay. The defendant refused payment and arranged a wash cloth loan, with a separate plan for canvas and clothing, prompting a courtroom adjournment to March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Fong
PBC
Miron
Noheen
Neteen
Rom
Auzeé Bam
Nemes
Nedaen
Seether
Nokes
Meinen
Neilsen
de Fendant
Neier
Tam
Ton Purre
Thearme Imbre
Defendant
Gregney Carter
Nevleen
Babinda
Nelees
Beccadaet
Percy
Trade openings boost America Japan links in steamship deals
Article notes new maritime arrangements forming between American and Japanese interests, including the Chima Sed route and the Chima Australia Mail Line. It mentions the steamship Bobecha later renamed Howat Pog and the broader aims to expand passenger and cargo services amid wartime strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aue
Sams
Australas
Hong
Seed, Tesoratron
Hosaere Vitore
Hodder Farer
Bas
Orme
Fixed policy urged in states and commonwealth records
Between Mr Ware and the State Treasurer the discussion centers on urging a fixed policy. A suggested approach involves the Commonwealth sending the states a radar 359 note as part of the fiscal dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Commonwealth
Ware
Tresuera
Commally
Canadian Savvy Schemes Highlighted in Mire Jellicoe Report
Mire Jellicoe outlines four fleet schemes for Canada with yearly costs and timelines. The first scheme projects two million sterling annually until 1947, then four million annually, while a test scheme focuses on Pacific science though cyber elements remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdminatea Etawa
Mire Jellicoe
Ameres
Entil
Pacific
Cibers
Complex World War II Tensions Mentioned Across Nations
The fragment references actions involving Spain Italy France and Germany with mentions of a band and a possible aid or free movement. Imprecise details suggest a historical diplomatic or military context among European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Italy
France
Germany
Russia faces a purge of professors by Bolshevik regime
A report from the Russian Academy states there has been a purge of professors under Bolshevik rule. Eight professors are said to have lost positions as part of an education reform, with widespread dismissals and upheaval across universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellingfors
Russian Academy of Since
Bolsherik Regume
Mets
Natural View Point Crashes Crumbling Paris Display
Fragmentary text from a Paris edition mentions a bakery fire and damaged shopfronts as Matin reports a crash affecting windows and nearby structures. Details are incomplete but indicate a local disturbance with possible casualties or injuries.
Unclear Overseas Tax Notes From Allied Nations
Fragmented OCR text discusses tax prospects and duties related to Allied nations, mentioning neutral object rules and doubled taxes for certain servants and fractions. The readable items hint at wartime financial measures and correspondence from London dated March 12.
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Heheh Ae As
Edge Hill Estate
Dase
Exars
High Road
Cairam Do
Seno
Willyg- Knight
Saturday Evening Post
Willyts-Knight
Lestie
Loy
ITE
America
Japan
Thorpe
Mercrandise Broker and Manufacturers Agent
Poirt
Paris
Butnery
Clemb-Dows
London
AzLens
Oulcoats, Steve
Meng Ibe
Kelly’s
Carer
Carin Thurber
Wecare
Weuerns
RUGE
Ape
A. J. Draper Ltd. House Furnishers
Abbott
Aime
Wachee Oa Frum
Tpieee
Petre
J. Draper Ltd
P. E. Wilkins
Aeral Merchants
Wan
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