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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
12
An incomplete text fragment mentions a deal related to a political figure and a figure named Juan Mb. No clear event, place, or date is discernible, but the fragment implies accusations or discussions about a white or ayee trim. Further readable context is needed for full reporting.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions dates and names in a disjointed record. It hints at a memorial or tribute context with references to ages and events but lacks coherent facts or clear entities to identify. The readable portions point to incomplete personal notices without a definite outcome.
City Council in Barron Falls discusses the Barron Falls hydro energy project with Mayor Collins elected president and Wilkinson named clerk. The plan aims to cut power costs, raise storage and allow industrial power at under a farthing per unit, with estimates suggesting substantial ratepayer relief and potential regional benefits.
In a frail Parliament scene several women push for changes as party lines flex. New female faces gain prominence in committees while veterans watch from the galleries. The House of Commons debate signals a shift in gender presence and parliamentary dynamics.
Brisbane reports say Toowoomba police faced claims of federations and prepared direct action if disrupted. In Brisbane, railways and unions agreed to a 4-1/2 day week under the Liberation Court, with Justice Webb noting timing and extending workers' hours plan to July.
London May 21 A serious cleavage in the cabinet follows Sir Ronald Mowley's resignation. The move threatens the government's majority as unemployment woes and public discontent fuel criticism from supporters and newspapers alike.
The inaugural Australasian geological gathering aims to unite 50 experts including Mawson and Carke, meeting over two days in Rockhampton and Mount Morgan before returning to Brisbane. The event will cover central Queensland geology with field trips to Roma and other sites, highlighting scientific matters and training opportunities.
A damaged report details a chaotic test innings with Ford and Storer pacing a long stand, Worthington and Bradman exchanging blows, and Hazards at the slips. The narrative recounts ambitious drives, late wickets, and a high scoring dash as the Australian bowlers struggle to contain the opposition.
Fragmented OCR mixes travel note and weather briefs from Sydney and London. It references a couple leaving Narromine by air, a continued homefront fight, and a mountain weather show with uncertain details. The text is garbled with many typos and discontinuities.
A terse report shows Joresuns achieving an objective at Atambora, with the days marked by Ruk. The fragmentary text emphasizes a decisive moment and the outcome.
A May 20 Daily Xpress piece by A Man Friend narrates Amy’s strong personality and independence. The author notes Amy’s defiance of masculine stereotypes while recounting a request for balance and fairness in affection and social expectations. The column contrasts Amy’s girlish charm with bold resolve as she navigates love and prejudice.
A 4000 strong mob at Dharania near Bombay clashed with police during a protest against health laws. Over 200 injured as Congress leaders including Sarojini Naidu and Mahatma Gandhi relatives were arrested. Police cleared depots amid wire-cutting attempts and raids on Bombay Congress headquarters.
Brisbane May 21 The Mungana inquiry resumed with Auditor Guiricis detailing losses of about £28,090 from loan funds and misappropriated proceeds. Witnesses described ore shipments to Chillagoe smelters and a Colossus project, with figures showing silver and lead percentages. The inquiry debated practices at Northation Ming and related receipts, while police were alerted to alleged improprieties in the sale proceeds from stolen ore.
Townsville May 21 probate of the will of John Porter late of Upper Barron farmer who died February 21 was granted to Peter Mackie of L farmer and James Banks Badenoch of Guedenvale. The will names realty and personalty valued at 1 326.
May 21 report from Kenneth Mixon details a suspect fled theft charges linked to a £8680 alleged shoplifting at Lition Stores Limited. The man, previously linked to an English case, reportedly jumped ship during an Suez voyage and was later located near Perth, remanded by authorities as the larger theft case unfolds.
The readable fragments mention visitors and a city page, but details are unclear. The text appears as stray notes with stray phrases about daily use and folly, lacking concrete events, people, or dates for a fuller summary.
Shanghai reports a volatile silver market with a fall in price as Nanking hints at government measures. Authorities consider reducing postal rates to ease import pressures while Hong Kong, Japan, and other regions see limited exemptions. Rumors of government restraint on imports and old silver exports soothe the market briefly as industrials adjust exposure.
May 20 London meeting of the Imperial Cricket Conference in Lords addressed rule changes. England Australia India West Indies New Zealand Africa discussed alterations to statutes and timing of implementation. Wickets coverage before Test begins noted as a factor in play.
The Mecyletame states the impression that the Australian batsmen have not yet found their form and are weaker after a longer series than any Australian eleven in years. The commentary suggests the bowling is wasteful and not effective, predicting the attack will not yield a great show.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a severe collision involving a passenger train and goods train near Tenerni on the Moscow Kazan line. Early notes mention injuries and persons to be healed, with unclear counts and names due to garbled text.
Brisbane May 21 The Supreme Court continued the case of Charles Stephens a salesman seeking seven pounds from Truth and Sportsman Vid for alleged Whel. Due to the death of a hearer in the sermon the court adjourned till tomorrow. Parties were informed an adjournment was necessary.
Auckland May 21 The British Roxby Coke team defeated Wanwangi in the final tour match by 14 to nil at half time and 1 to 3 overall. The visitors showed flashes of brilliance among the backs and forwards, with standout moments from Lewin and others.
London May 20 Archbishop Canter said he had visited the Kevinns primate Fld Davide, now bedrid and awaiting his rest, quietly. The report notes the archbishop’s meeting at Southwark Cathedral and the primate’s state.
A witness testifies that Gov. Reid ordered about 1000 tons of ore sent to smelters, later revealing Reid received 1776 per ton for discarded ore. The dispute centers on losses and payments with authorities promising to review for possible errors and adjustments.
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