Fremantle Riots Lesson Echoes in Australia Speech
Prime Minister Bruce tours Bendigo urging support for law and order amid Fremantle riot clashes. He blames Labor governments for inaction, defends imperial ties with Britain, and attacks Labor on nationalisation, foreign policy, and Singapore base. He warns mob rule harms Australia’s economy and stresses constitutional government and empire loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremantle
Australia
MR. Bruce
Bendigo
Nea
Bruce
Windhag
J. Renee
Windaos
Ipswich
Fort Adelaide
Breee
Trades Unionian
Samuel Gompers
Brice Apiel
Mattain Law
Ierroveeeea
Luiprennnga
Commonwealth
Labor Party
Lagch
Gueh
Sue Charltorn
Ffi
Labor
Charhion
Briain
Charlton
Great Britain
Belgium
Emden
Britzin
Jaolatian
Matey
Intelligent Labor Co
Asia
Captain Cook
Mr. Charlton
Powicy
Lrar
Posen
Singapore
Tite Bingpore
Lalor
Empire endures as bulwark against anarchy in Australia
A political rally sermonized for Empire loyalty opposing Soviet influence and international communism. Speakers argued Australia must remain part of the British Empire, defend armed strength, and resist Labor moves toward isolation. Bruce, a Nationalist candidate, recalled Gallipoli service and the Military Cross. Women urged action against communists while the Prime Minister noted Labor’s Senate hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
Australia
Lenin
Tromsky
Labor Party
Kinsid
Bobwark
Hurry
Howee
Bruce
England
Gallipoli
Senate
Broge
Babinda Social and Outdoor Events Highlight Weekend
Visitors feasted on warm weather drawing crowds to picnics and tennis as Buninda hosted bridge parties, movies, a school fundraiser, and a cricket pitch gathering. Notables included Mrs Dela wal, Mrs Birmingham, Mr Shirkey, and many locals enjoying the Mockaba cinema opening, a charity drive, and a large hall event with a medal prize offer for singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Stel
Mra. Delawal
Birmingham
Shirkey
Mook
Wnd
Mra
Medowre
P. Lancpan
Miewtire
Onkesien
Montgomery
J. Bates
Bahn
Mise Quill
Mulhwau
Babinda
W. Grogatti
Maude Hillian
Rabinds
Wick
Mérriwinni
Arthur Hanham
Varesiday
Leverett
Golonsh Lee
Rae Che
Haw Wil
Sid Wearin
Wearin
Bridge
Saye Cers
Johnston
Africa
Dimwete
Wren
Marshall Palmer
Bubinds
Beattie
Enouh
Palmer
Seales
Dast Priday
W. Cannon
Nancy Cannwen
White Reck
Balada
Stace Jy
Miss Menry
Moolaba
Lao
Catherine Green Hete
Spe
Kuranda
Wo OW
Cleland
Mackay
Menote
Clelind
Unclear Travels and Local Works Highlight Patchy Report
A fragmented account notes waterways, rail and road conditions, and bridge projects near Brisbane. It mentions Mr Cleland and a muddy winter journey, a council plan to replace a bridge at Christwe's Creek with cement piers, road work by a hospital, and a Rabinda Sehout arts meeting with readings and book shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cleland
Black” Railway
Thin Wars Inter Sanes
Christwe's Creek
Brisbane
Rabinda Sehout of Arts
Tony Arteitte
Pati
Borat Ted
White Ware and Oave Ware in Foxlo Cases at Craig prices
A brief notice advertises White Ware including Xylo Manicure Seu in Foxlo Cases and Oave Ware in Red Green and Mauve, offered at reasonable prices by Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Caitna
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Yres
Ornhor
Pen Wine
Paws Gunlop
Rul
Nee Beset
Aanoyratis
Eas
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Adelaide Street
Bhrishane
E. J. Harris
Lake Street
Cairns
Ann Shert
Bian Beaten
Afal & Ee
Dabinda
Scott
S48
EGAN
Edith-street
Taubman
Boland
Taubmans
Boland’s Ltd
Stan
Silvafros
Aolie
Joe
Taubrans Kenul
Taubman’s
Stansol
Sihiehls
Sam
Rey
Ifrodcts
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