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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1929
Page
4
In the House of Commons, Mr Baldryn criticizes the government for abandoning pledges on Indian home rule amid debates over promised responsible government and equality with other imperial states. Lloyd George notes reforms and no new policy steps, indicating continued administrative approaches under existing policy.
The text reflects a market panic with no financial certainty as daily declines since Black Thursday spread across important stocks. It notes that many key shares faced sharp declines and selling pressure. The passage underscores investor fear and the lasting impact of the downturn on confidence and market stability.
A willful murder case is reported with farmer John William Smith aged 36 killed at Werrmul on October 26. The body was found with indications of head and body injuries though details are unclear. Police investigation is underway.
England won the toss and batted first as the Adelaide match opened. The English line appeared unsettled by the bowler's pace before some resistance built at the crease. Simghi stood undefeated on 31, Turnbull contributed as the innings progressed.
A fragment shows Montague Irwin declaring a firm stance with the words no less or no ore, underscoring a resolute claim or policy. The incomplete text hints at a dispute or contractual condition surrounding resource or production terms. Further context is needed to identify parties, location, or outcomes.
Fire aboard the steamship Sumatra drove the crew to dockside safety as ventilators clogged and water sprayed the engines. In Aden on November 7 Abbekert fire cleanup followed by discharging coal from the lower hold, with flood and salvage measures likely.
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