State Elections and Prospects in Dalby and Surrounding Areas
The report outlines early tallies and shifts in several districts including Dalby, Warwick, and Mirani with Labor gains in Dalby and Warwick likely to drift to Labor. It notes no absolute majority in some seats, while others show Labor ahead or leading, and references overall majority expectations in the new House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EJ. Walsh
Lab
A. W. Fadden
CPN
Micani
J. H. ©. Healy
D. Connolly
Warwick
HH C Dwight
Matia
Connolly
Mirani
SRUTSH A FORCE Equal To The Strongest
SRUTSH A FORCE equal to the strongest shows in Australian Cable Servies with emphasis on power and reliability. The phrase repeats as a branding claim highlighting enduring performance and service integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srutsh
Obituary notes on John MacGregor and Matilda Neary
Obituary notices recall journalist John MacGregor of Innisfail with early career links to Maclean Advocate and I A McPhee. Matilda Caroline Neary of Tolga died after a long illness aged about 60, remembered as civic, social and church-minded, with funeral from Tolga to the new cemetery at Atherton attended by many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
John MacGregor
Nsw
Maclean
Clarence River
J. A. McPhee
Lanisfail
Ilongaids
MacGregor
Mt Tall
Jong
Tolga
Othe Cwa
Methodist Church
Vera
Gad” Ve ‘Willi
William
Henry Jobe
Norman
Wallace
Charles
Atherton
Lawrence of Arabia accident details cause and aftermath
Australian Cable Service reports a London incident where Mr Thomas Edward Shaw collided with a motorcycle and a butcher’s errand boy Albert Sgreaves aged 14. Shaw fractured clothing, received minor injuries, and is hospitalized under medical care after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Edward Shawrence
Arabia
Berletta Butcher
Albert Sgreaves
Shaw
Solters
Tank
Tattooed Aboriginal Imagery and Port Melbourne Tattooing Traditions
A fragmentary article describes an Australian Aboriginal tattoo culture at Port Melbourne, noting a tattooed map-like design as a protective symbol and a tattoo shop offering thousands of designs including Centenary motifs. It recalls a man seeking a discreet foxlike scar and mentions machinery as a contrast to traditional rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Melbourne
Mauretania Auction of Luxurious Ship Fittings
London May 14 The Daily Mail reports 490000 worth of Mauretania furniture and fittings auctioned for 43000. Auctioneer spent five and a half hours selling state rooms on A deck including art panels and a 3000 centre dome. Buyer plans to place items in a public memory of the celebrated ship. observer Robert Sabla chet sectrical enaireer recalls the vessel’s first day in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Mauretania
Robert Sabla
Img
Death of Mr Frederick Williams of Morgan
Mrs J O Neill Gordonvale learns of her brother Mr Frederick Williams death in Adelaide after a brief illness. Born Kapunda he moved to Morgan in 1878 and built a career as storekeeper and auctioneer. He chaired Morgan District Council for one term, served long as school board chair, hospital vice-chairman and institute president, and supported local clubs and schooling before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordonvale
Morgan
Willams
Yeat
Morgan District Hospitl Ines
Institute
Bank of Adelaide
Wilkes
The
Morgan Hospital
FH. Escott
AL. Dunk
A. L. Dunk
L B. Dean
R. B Selth
Joseph Morphett
Truro
Adelaide
Ocal
Ambiguous NLRA Extension Sparks Uproar in Vancouver
A May 14 report from Vancouver notes the Senate debated extending the NLRA for ten months within two years. The piece mentions possible acceptance by President Roosevelt and cites business disruption tied to enforcement and federal actions affecting local commerce amidst unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Senate
NLRA
Roosevelt
Grentom Pew
Businessoix
London Morning Update on Unconscious Stow Incident
Still unconscious in London on May 15, the $30 am Stow case remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The Ancient Art of Tattooing Across Cultures
A fragmentary account surveys tattooing as an ancient practice passed from heathen peoples to later societies. It notes medieval European beliefs linking marks to devilish powers, Arab ideas of demonic signs, and the role of tattoos in various cultures to mark rites, statuses, or paths to the afterlife, with speculative notes on their spiritual meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarlleet
Seven Seas
Lab
Europe
Secant Fearnet
Howe
Thos
Fragmentary Sioux Life After Death Tale Fragment
A garbled excerpt describes a Teutonic style Sioux relate to the afterlife. A host warrior mounted a horse named Many Lodges and rode away while an old woman with tattoo marks watches. The text is incomplete and tough to interpret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatton
Cross of Mary on display in village exhibit
A fragmented notice describes Mary of Nazareth in a cross exhibit across several villages. The text mentions a fant Joona and Rid aa i having officed, with dates and locations unclear but indicating a traveling display in local settlements.
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Dalby
Terribane
Te.turing
Labor
Fortituda Valley
Jessom
Mrown
GRIN
Mohn
Kevan
Wiliams
B. Stevens
C.P.N
Am, Vaish
Fadden
Me Ee Te P Sarwan
D.C
Ena
Wanango
B. Edwards
Cp.n
JV. Hayes
V. Hayes
T. Nimmo
W. FE. Thieme
Labs
Bandgatn
Brisbane
Io Healy
EHC
Clayton
Rex
Taylor
Labor Psi
Oas J. Lab
Turters Towers
W. J. Wellington
A.B. Hunter
Ind
F. Thormleuch Tn
Nore
Range Cook
E. HL
H. Collins
C.P
Loorman
Hlf. Walker
Norah L. Solley
W.pa
W._Power
Erange
JE Streeter
Aise
Majority
G. Morran
Collins la & Bradford
Fitzroy
Redmond
Brussingtom
M. P. Ryan
Lockyer
Fimilion
Brand
Grove
Waters
H.J. Bulcock
Cairns & District
Duchess Lawton
Bes
Sinai Et
Comlee Nou
John Macgr
Mms, M.C. NuaRt OF
Lawrence OF
Arabi
Australian Cable Service
Bis
Ching
Mr. Shaw
Mauretanas Fittings
FP. Williams
Enos
Ical
Romelem
Eo Mg
Foomen
Tami
Llans Rhone
Jann
John
Psa
Ars
Joeladge
POST
Sat
Pry
Brown
Feston
Brand Ganine “Goedyaar
Abto
Benton Mall
Nee Siam Welt
Trary Bad Tee
Gicce Kid Beings
Aloe Posten
Fostars Shoes Ltd
Posner Em
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