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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1920
Page
4
Fragmentary report notes multiple killings and assaults in Ireland and London. Mentions suspected Sinn Fein links, a high profile crime pattern, and disputed political tensions amid a broad European context. Details are incomplete, with varied locations and alleged motives.
Nov 21 notes a charity sports event for ambulance support with notable performances. J Madigan led with a win in the Handicap event while E J Madigan took Wicket. Allan Stokes and May Graham contributed in yardage, and 250 pounds was reserved for MISBANE as part of proceeds.
TOKIO,NOV.19 The debate on Shall Japan or not vote on war policy drew a cross ocean audience with officials noting no vote on certain issues and urging clear stances. London reports Churchill warned there would be no reinforcement of plans while officials consider future steps amid broad war concerns.
London November 21 Colonel Malone stood before Street Court charged with sedition and spreading disaffection after two automatic pistols were found during a house search. The case centers on anti establishment statements at Albert Hall and during a miners strike rally, with mentions of Lord Carson and Mr. Guerchitt and a controversial call for hanging.
Bris aa Jodoent reports that head of the Land Court on Saturday heard appeals under the Repudiation Act from the elections of the Land Court. Forty two cases were before the court with thirty eight appeals in favor of the Crown and four decided in favor of lessees or petitioners. The Land Court determined outcomes in thirty seven cases over the term, with one case still awaiting further action and a small number decided by the Crown in related matters.
Brisbane on November 21 reports latest referendum figures with Continuance at 173,674 and Prohibition showing 144,034, alongside State Management at 27,990. The brief tally outlines voter choices on continuing existing policies and related state controls.
A fragmented police report reveals an underworld case linked to a young woman seen at Central Railway Station. Officers conducted a search connected to a residence, noting presence of expensive clothes and a back-door entry as part of the investigation.
Fragmentary report notes a bill to empower authorities with an exponent on onsday and to introduce adult banche in local government. It mentions amendments by vargent and tae 17 rae with vague references to safer amendments and Paul Fosting.
The Albion Park races produced several divisions with Monorus winning the Fourth Division and Foster's Choice second by a head. Fringilla won the second division by a neck, with Joctator and Dargingie close behind. Hatva Won the Third Division by half a length ahead of Mall a Chance and Kara Avis. Lady Pyrexia led in the Fourth with My Thoughts and Lady Lorphreys close. Shadowed took the Park Purse by a head. Times range around 1 results include 1 12 and 1 11 6 for several events.
Large crowd attended the Centerbury Park meeting in Sydney on a fine day. Race results include Welter Handicap first division won by Euduis by a neck after a close drive, nursery handicap won by Nittonian with Lady Bronzino second, Park Stakes taken by Golden Molly by four lengths, and three year old maiden won by Scapa Flow ahead of Labiech. Canteruary Handicap saw Grand Vizier place well behind Flip. Betting figures accompany several events with multiple contenders listed.
Race results from Melbourne show Rexarius taking the EPSOM HANDICAP with Terwyne and Duntulm close behind. Other events include the Two Year Old Handicap won by Melanesia and the Bush Steeplechase won by Safelan, with Time records noted for each event and betting figures listed for top contenders.
Boxing report from Don Nov 21 details a back and forth bout between Lewis and Basham. The first round favored Lewis with body blows. Basham answered with right swings. By later rounds both traded blows, with warnings for holding and fatigue affecting pace. Basham pressed late as Lewis struggled with an injured ear and sustained infighting through the nineteenth round.
The Saturday service matches yielded awards in several rifle events. Victoria led with a 19 to 17 edge over New South Wales in the Northcote trophy for ten-man teams. West Australia and South Australia scored, with Queensland also placing for various distances. Colonial Ammunition Trophy details follow, noting time and event specifics.
In Brisbanne, a panic erupted as a group of students stormed the He His Majesty's venue during a show. Shouting and disruption spread for several minutes as audience and cast sought safety, with several attendees fearing a mass rush. Police reportedly detained some ruffians after the disturbance.
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