Mullins Statements and Election Delays in Brisbane March
Report outlines Mullay statements on parliamentary distribution day Apel 2 and April 12 electoral roll changes. Mentions McCormack acting Home Secretary in Cairns and questions over election timing. Notes county party arrival in Brisbane and promises from cabinet on railway fares and child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Elector
McCormack
Cairns
Wednendal
Teri “Tam
MeCuemark
Cairo
Dany
Mies
Vowles
Godfrew
Morgan
Bebbingsin
Brisbane
Beyunt
Reneral
Raton
Plane forced to land far from Charteville after midair issues
A damaged report describes a bush plane named Bushed forced to land 89 miles from Charteville. The crew aboard led by Captain Wheeler attempted an emergency descent, with the plane skirting rivers and rural borders before reaching a safe site. Report notes delays and awaiting further details on crew wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charteville
Tom Mel
Tinnenburrs
Canamute Altonether
Cunnarewtia
Weiler
Mach
Hiomeke
Connamulla
Patina
Boule
Benvine
Bern
Wenger
Mathourve
HRAX CASE. SIN OE CPE WE COVERING Meter Meare TI Ha
In a brief, unreadable OCR fragment from a local page a case titled HRAX delves into meter readings and related legal matters. The readable portion centers on a dispute involving measurements and official coverage, with no full names or clear actions available.
Not Guilty Verdict in Murder Case at Come Creek
The trial before Judge Douglas ended with a not guilty verdict for Peter Denelehenko charged with murder. Defence contended lack of motive and premeditation. Crown witnesses described injuries and a knife found. The jury discharged the prisoner after about an hour and a half deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indialaih
Mides
Criminal Court
Meu
Douglas
Peter Denelehenko
Pang Vosn
Come ‘Creek
Tyrer
Mighell Sallelior
Wilaonet
Fane
Nacenaney
Tinlstal
Ryentarer
Crown Hotel Piesen
Hellnee
P. Connally
Pera
Simick Wallace
Hie
Cen Hand
Ang Te Feth
Fury
Rebel Plot Shocks London With Deportation Measures
Fragmented OCR text describes a rebel plot linked to London operations and deportation actions. It mentions precautionary steps, stations near timber yards and cement, and references to the Hours of Commons, deportation orders, and advisory committees. The article appears dated and scrambled, with unclear names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Murd
Trish
Ty Plas
Mona
Tein
Mips Beriere
Hours of Commons
Ireland
Dotty
Juraiah
Magisterial inquiry into a young girl's death in Brisbane
The Brisbane magisterial inquiry into the death of a young girl continues with Dr. Cumming noting a special examination and uncertain cause. Witnesses discuss timing of death, possible medical interventions, and the impact of a wheelchair or other conditions, as the inquest probes the circumstances surrounding the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Lai
Ni Haw
Cumming
Cafler
Eau
Cairns Debates Light Loan and Water Scheme
Cairns civic deputations to Home Secretary discuss a proposed £30,000 electric lighting loan and a water-supply scheme. Mr McCormack promises personal attention. Aldermen Drake and Hoare push for costed plans, while Turtle Bay jetty and town utilities raise questions about costs, monopolies, and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Civic
Home Secretary
Copwell
J. McCormack
McCormack
Draper
Ald
Nobel
Gola
Rupp Hoare
A.J. Brace Akergie
Meyer
Staffed
Australia
Atrane & Dep
Ion
Eallets
Paneer
Tralfe
Spence
Shah
Shah Tel
Turtle Bay
High Mountain
Abel Pala
Fitester
Landa Dey
Lerers
Attack by Abos Government Ketch for Elcho
Darwin report notes a government ketch departed in the Elcho area amid a volatile incident. The vessel carried altered gear and worn sails as authorities pursue the case and inspect the scene. The language remains unclear due to damaged text, but officials indicate ongoing inquiries and a focus on maritime actions in the Darwinesque region.
Lunacy Reform Debate Echoes Through Sparse Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions lunacy reform and references to figures like Cerrone and Faller, with stray words about forms and events. The legible bits hint at a historical discussion, but the exact details and date remain unclear in the damaged text.
Germany to Pay Reparations and War Burden Tales
A fragmented report notes Germany faces reparations and wartime claims, with reference to a New York meeting and a $3 billion German payout. It also mentions railway disruptions, a murder in Vienna, and debates over German income tax yields and policy to spare capital. The language reflects a diplomatic correspondent’s Mélange with terse, period-voice phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonds
Germany
Warhington
Marsh
United
Riment
New York
Rot
Vienra
Vartoun
von Gerlach
Benin
Palmerston Lad Scheme Development CSB
A government conference involving Lands Railways Agriculture and Sugar Bureaux examined a plan to develop Palmerston land for cattle and settlement. Proposals include extending a tramway to Little Beatrice River, a new road system, land surveys, forest surveys, and legal machinery for development with state funding and potential parliamentary bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Fics
Lands Department
Railways Department
Agritural Department
Mala Raus Hoar Sugar Buresi
State Advances Corporation
Palmesa
We - Coyne
Foon Tranny
Eniatabacveen
Nereda
Aint
Beatrice Ride
Pul Works Commission
Herae
Hanna Partment
Department of Agriculture
Usha
Mecenaary
Lande Department
Norvey
Conte
Simul Developmental
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Mullan
Larch
Mullay
Apell
Labor Daily
Remrinary
Denelehenko
Innisfail
Witens
Victoria
Mr. McCormack
Schame
Chamber of Cassuetce
Davidaon
Pruml
Learty
Cairne
Spence Street
ABOS
Elcho
Darwin
Wrlack
Tory
Remyde Sagan
Tom Ays
Ony Keselh
Tiedlay Panereel
Fae Palmer
Rene Tad Toe
France
Palmerston Lad
Yank
Boland’s Ltd
Wareeck
Baldamee
Metina
Ha-price
Ana Amry Gan
Migiwnah
Mit-werk
Aerie Tak” Saab Mie
Neal
Laden
Vale Dewasing
Sadie Willy
Kerry
Tyler
Gina
Boland’s Tre House OF Fashion
Cairwe
Reebs
Werth
Ema
Pool
Ark
Udy Kre Neen Acre
Abbott ST
City Pink
W._PINK
Boeemessae
Sar “Ivookating
Rajgretten
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