Australia honours imperial ties at Canberra capital opening
Melbourne reports Lord Stonehaven and the Governor-General note the Canberra capital opening marks a major imperial festival. The Duke and Duchess of York are cited, with Lady Gronshaven and others sending heartfelt wishes from distant corners of the Empire. The piece lauds Australia’s growth, resources, and unity under imperial citizenship.
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Commonwealth
Canberra
Duke
Duchess of York
Australis
Duchess of
Australia
TABLELAND ACCIDENT NEAR ATHERTON ON WEEKEND JOURNEY
A party returning from the Hatcher Creek boxing tournament on 8 lay collided after a lead went wrong and their car left the road near the Atherton area. Several injured were rushed to Atherton Hospital. among them a farmer named Petit and his two daughters, who were en route to a wedding when the pony cart frightened the vehicle. The father sustained head injuries while others escaped with minor wounds.
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Atherton
Atherton Hospital
Pat Pedarle
Petit
Robert
Commonwealth subsidy shakes up oil exploration efforts
Melbourne reports the Commonwealth will grant a pound for pound subsidy of 2000 to the Rew ON Corporation Company to spur private oil exploration in Australia. The minister said the government has already spent heavily supporting free exploration and encourages companies to pursue systematic and comprehensive surveys where there is a reasonable prospect of success.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Australis
Home and Territories
Marr
Spahlinger Declines Paper's Offer and Advice
London editors of the Daily Express say Dr Spahlinger has a week to decide on the Mi offer but avoid direct confrontation with the paper. They conclude Spahlinger has no case and urge the pale to repose no hope in his methods. Sir Thomas Horder, physician to the Prince of Wales, questions the refusal and calls the situation definitively settled.
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London
T “Daily Express
Dr. Fom
Spahlinger
Ibis
Thomas Horder
Prince of Wales
Spahi
Queensland Delegates Dominant At ALP Conference
Melbourne May 11 Delegates from Queensland are expected to lead discussions at the triennial Australian Labour Party conference in Canberra this week. Names such as Collins McDonald Le L McLean Jordan and W Forgan Smith are noted among attendees as the party prepares for state representation and policy debate.
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Canberra
Queensland
Melbourne
Remhcrat
Uew
Menara
Collins
W. Mine
le L. McDonald
Mclean, Jordan
W. Forgan Smith
Fire Rips Corner Residence on Minnie Street
A house at the corner of Mc Leot and Minnie Street burned completely yesterday morning. Neighbors alerted authorities and the fire brigade arrived with a large engine. The insurance company and police attended. contents and personal belongings, including items of Miss Smith, were covered by a policy.
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Mc Leot
Minnie Street
Mere
Woakneles
Ales
Smith
Uheisher
el Inten
Cairns
Acros
Ion Dirmediately
Miet
Miers
Sanity
Pecsliy
Siaith
Red Unionists Victories Reported in Melbourne
Sydney dispatch notes red unionists claim decisive victories in Melbourne during a Trades Hall sitting. Militants praise gains as influence of J S Turden followers grows, hoping to sway Federal Labor Conference attendees. Canberra talks cast doubt on Reds nominees being admitted.
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Sydney
Militanta
Trades Hall
Areteria
Garden Aid
Bia
All Australian Trade Colon Congress
Melbourne
Cuieress
J. S.turden
Cowgress
Metropolitan Tin Mines Weekly Report No Liability
The manager reports for the week ending April 1 1927 the wenge shaft depth, ore percentage, surface timbering, and windlass work progress. Tin deliveries total 18 tons in paddock while rails and other components are being installed and prepared for further sinking and reefing. The Sardine Tin Mines report details include No 4 and No 1 stopes with ore sizes and wall formations, sinking of a winee, ore yields, and hopper ore totaling 48 tons.
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Metropolitan Tin Mines
Mer
Veute
Fevel
Carding Zim Jens NO
Sardine Tin Mines
J. H
Ahowin
French steamer Tenerifke lands munitions at Port Baron
The Giornal di Correspondent reports the French steamer Tenerifke disembarked a cargo of munitions at Port Baron, including aeroplanes and pontoon gear. This is the second munition cargo landed, with a third en route via Marseilles, all destined for Jaaneslavia.
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Giornal di
Tenerifke
Port Baron
Marseilles
Jaaneslavia
Tennis Club Match Report Shows Strong Play and Widening Depth
TheFeplnde Cougis held a four hour all day tennis session with two clubs showing solid form and depth. New members impressed with style and judgment while old players largely rejoined though some key figures departed. The club foresees renewed effort, needs captain lists by May 1, and plans a sale to boost funds at the Hibernian Hall tomorrow night.
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Pereatly Inns
Sommte
Boca
Ois
Althhough
Chilcijsses
Hamison
Reg. Routh
Frad R Oath
Cier
Jim Lennon
Carena and Chstries Lawn Tennis Association
Eaf
Jack Warner
Opening of Methodist Tennis Court in Norman Park
The Methodist tennis court at Norman Park held an opening Saturday afternoon led by Rev Cyril Moraley with good attendance. Mr Movsky played the first ball. the court features a slate balance of 12 1 4 and water supply. Volunteers completed the work, with Symone as captain and Laycock as secretary, expressing gratitude to all workers and noting subscriptions to complete the lone court and enjoy afternoon tea after play.
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Wethodit
Norman Park
Cyril W. Moraley
Movsky
Thern
Symone
Laycock
Voegy Aero
Brisbane Speedway Winter Season Ambulance Benefit
The Brisbane Speedway ran a winter season event held at night as an Ambulance benefit. The chief event was the sash won by the holder. A special three-man match was won by Huxley after three heats. Mallia won the Great and Hen won the other two. The first and third races were decided by a wheel's length.
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Trac
Brisbane
Huxley
Mallia
Bet Hen
Cairns and Tableland Road to Receive Construction
By Order in Council the Main Roads Commissioner is authorized to advance permanent improvements on several main roads including the Cairns Tableland road in the Eacham and Tinero Shires at a cost of £2401. The initiative aims to upgrade infrastructure and facilitate regional access.
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Cairns, Tableland
Eacham
Tinerao
Castle Creek 8 Settlement Explained Amid Delayed Access
Brisbane May reports detail the Castle Creek 8 settlement, noting thousands spent on roadworks while only five lawmakers on the ground handle cases. Officials cite 1720 inquiries, with many applicants awaiting allotments. processes include socialization periods, approvals, and deeper drains to meet original scheme aims.
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Brisbane
Hotkhampton
Ale
2D Rele Siti
Parsons
Slany Mod Bern
Mortridge
Towis
Dawson irrigation scheme eyed for imperial project inclusion
Luck Dawson Valley May 6 reports likelihood that the Dawson irrigation scheme will be peepit by Commonwealth authorities for incorporation in the British Empire migration and development project.
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Nrisbane
Dawson Way
Milk Price Debate Highlights Brisbane Inquiry
A Brisbane inquiry into milk pricing examines supply and demand factors for warm and cold milk in the metropolitan area. Testimony from Mr. Gilles and the Brisbane Producers and Distributors Association cites drought, cattle costs, and farm conditions, with experts debating a possible price rise to support producers.
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Brisbane
May
Justice
Gilles
Brisbane Producrs and Distributors Association
Wcretary
Department For Culture and Stock
Riverina Replacement Service Planned Between Sydney and Hobart
Sydney May 6 Hi Parker Ltd announced the steamer Riverina is replaced by a newer vessel to operate the Hobart service after the Liverina was stranded. Salvage teams continued their work as Riverina is refloated by high tides expected within the next day or two. passengers were landed from the vessel’s forward section amid cautious optimism.
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Sydney
Hi Parker Ltd
Hobart
Liverina
T. Parker
Sydorv
Riverina
van Ivieg
Pasneers
Eer
Coe
American Floods Threaten Louisiana Parishes
New Orleans reports the Mississippi River crest moving southward causing extensive flooding as breaks in levees endanger dozens of parishes. Rescue efforts aim to evacuate about 140000 people to high ground with concern over relocation logistics and widespread exposure.
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New Orleans
Arkansas
Rayville
Tescas
Howee
Vic
Red Cross
Uae
Trade Union Bill Sparks Clash Over Reform
In London May debate critics led by Mr Lloyd argue the trade union bill is flawed and presses the government to seek sharper reforms. Opponents claim it harms workers, ignores real needs, and risks undermining postwar recovery by pursuing party interests.
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London
Lloyd Treorme
Liw
Britain
Vedi
Boyd Chorme
Imiliatry
Root
Briwin
Hatching a New Industrial Labor Party in Sydney
SYDNEY reports prime movers plan a new industrial Labor Party after Canberra talks. ALP officials deny the split, while members loyal to the official ALP are approached. a formal declaration is expected to spark controversy and legal scrutiny. A separate Melbourne session discusses forming an Australasian Council of Trade Unions with aims of socialisation and economic planning.
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Sydney
Shay
No Tew Industrial Labor Party
Watt
Canberra
Anakely
Pew
ALLE
Nolan
Mre
S. Bind
ALP
Seale
Degee
J. Seale
L'Arty
Melbourne
All Australian Trades Union Congres
Fedes Hal
Ap Australasian Council of Trade Unions
Australasian Council of Trade Unio
Darwin wharves considered by Canberra committee
The Parliamentary Works Committee met in Canberra, reviewing the proposed addition of wharfage at Darwin. A report will be drawn up and presented when Parliament meets, likely toward the end of September.
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Canseres
Mtic
Canberra
Parliament Hower
Darwin
Heenracaeas
Kamecetig
Mordiay
Ayate
Palmerston North Tax Fraud Case Leads to £500 Fine
In Auckland on May 6, Edward Haienen, a Palmerston North resident, was fined £500 for returning false income tax figures for five years. Prosecutor called the case one of the most glaring, with some late sums involved.
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Auckland
Palmerston North
Edward Haieen
Shot Nine Dead In Shocking Crime Spree
Gwert originally charged with incest did not appear in court yesterday. He hid on a neighbouring farm and barricaded himself in an earth cellar. He opened fire injuring several occupants before fleeing to Charlestown. His wife, Sween, and others were shot. He was pursued, and was found with a rifle, a service revolver, and two automatic pistols.
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Gwert
Charlestown
Sween
Swart
Ten Pole
Ewart
A Longstanding Bandsman Honored at City Event
Mr Ditton, a respected bandsman, was celebrated by the city committee for his years of service. The toast to the "Maying Bandmen" honored his dedication and prompted praise from fellow members and guests. The event featured remarks by Mr McMurtie and a tribute to the Commonwealth Band, praising Australia’s musical talent and community spirit.
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Witten Wadie
Vivian
Werity
Laie
Thie
Ucn
Corrie
Eric Sate
Ditton
Callos
Fred Murtis
Perini
Dimon
Tyael
Australia
Mr. Duun
Hansen
Ubainman
Renal
McMurtie
Jens
Mr. Ditton
Tent
Fim
Ken Dawson
D. McMurtie
Wife Charged With Crime After Briton’s Death
Major William Ludgate of Ayrst was found shot in his drawing room at midnight. He died at hospital. His wife was charged with murder.
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London
William Ludgate
Ayrst
Hoapital
Obituary of M A Flood M A B Flood
Obituary notice reports the death of M A Flood at an advanced age after a period of illness. Born in Keeton in 1440, she moved to Australia and married in 1868. Survived by seven descendants including Edward Pined, a contractor, and Frank Flood among others. Residence listed as Doel Hivewl near Newith, with a note of family connections and final rites.
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Rhee
Iy Keeton
Australia
Siames
Hove
Newith
Sawa
Edward Pined
Syeley
Frank Flood
Miliwenhinhy
New Suc Wales
Mullort
Lethe
Innisfail Prosecutions Health Case Summary
May 6 Inniskill prosecution by Health Inspector against J. Hype over cleanliness failings at a shop. Defendant pleaded not guilty. judge noted long residence and generally exemplary conduct, and that minor rubbish issue occurred but not due to negligence. Debate over penalty. adjournment granted to fix date.
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Innisfait
Viediore
A.B. Athi
Custance
J. Hype
M.A. Vandiclour
T. Markwell
Wuiley
Markwell
Vandelenr
Tinhelis
Ustuire
Aitkin
Vandeleur
Onan
Mr. Aitkin
British debate over war debts and Soviet offers
In London discussions, Mr Churchill faced questions about Mr Mellon’s statements on British debt relief to France and Britain’s interests abroad. Mr Locker-Lampson noted a Soviet offer aimed at easing Anglo-Russian relations, but cautioned that until Moscow demonstrates willingness to curb anti-British propaganda, negotiations are unlikely.
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London
Rykow
World Bantam Title Fight in London Ends Narrowly
Teddy Baldwek outpointed Arehle Set over five rounds in the Albert Hall to claim the world bantam title, delivering a precise performance in a tight contest. Baldwek leveraged steady punches and ring control to secure the decision.
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London
Plas
Albert Hell
Pionshin
Teddy Baldwek
Arehle
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