Sir S Kidman’s Tour Notes Droughts in Queensland Cattle
The report discusses cattle droving during a severe drought across Queensland. Wayne lines describe cows sold at seven shillings per head and the impact on sheep stations, with large herds creasing the border into New South Wales. Authors recount stations with tens of thousands of sheep reduced sharply, and cattle moving toward Bourke as rainfall lags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrenie
Kadina
Ie Wayne
Bar Ol Wisi
Ile
Kidman
Uwe
Agen
Sydney
Interlor
Ueensland
Queensland
Wantagh
Peeragundy
Bourke
Charleville
Unanimous decision on arising offence in parliamentary matter
The Court examined whether the word arising in the electoral code could be read to cover a question before the House when an offer or motion would influence votes. Justices held that the term could arise only when an event or question actually comes before the House in a way that could affect a decision. The majority found the issue turned on whether an offence existed at the time of an offer and whether the question could reasonably arise during proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furie
Feronalie
Sie Bonin
Evel
Bhutan
Tustice Shand
Mencia
Lokin
Iir
Temeron
Bete
Toomey
Angealiva
Fees
Cort
Aphis
Jurice Lakin
Trent
Theodore
Anid
Ofgen
Queensland Railway Union
Wasiaty
Im Australis
Times
Ainiem Id
Townsville
Cairns
Wade
Sablers
Csur
C. Boult
Arese
Cee Rhodes
Brinton
Uae
Rami
Calrah
Danny Sires
Public meeting voices for government reform in Queensland
A caucus record recounts a reelection era gathering at Gide Allows where speakers pressed for accountable government, criticizing past policies and urging constitutional reform. The discourse touched on taxation, state finance, and the need to resist radicalism while maintaining national security.
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Meare
Griffin
Country Party
Cairne
Tand Ste
Andrews
Hin Ware Wythe
Ald J. Ta Mawre
Wen
Queensland
Paltey
Aeihur
Gunmesring
Poverning
Daley
Aniews
Labor Administration
Laa
Probable Date Of The Elections Revealed In Reports
A Canberra dispatch outlines a likely election timetable. Prominent figures Liberal Association and Dr Earle Page discussed reforms and strategies. Proclamations and dissolution dates are hinted with planned speeches across states.
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Menourns
Tives
Liberal Association
Earle Page
Renin
Aevicial
Mra
Sasyey Greene
Bartiment
Hughes
Chariton
Multane
Fivepenny Sugar Policy Debated in Melbourne Session
Melbourne details on sugar prices and jams reform emerge as Mr Rodgers outlines measures to cut retail sugar costs. Proposals include a November 1 start, new rebates, and export price adjustments through mid year, with emphasis on duties, income tax implications, and coordinating with the wholesale grocers federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Houwe Pt
Rodgers
Snes Fa Wigemartiee
Mlo
Commonwealth
Rogers
Rathenau Murder Trial Details and Sentencing
Fragmentary report outlines a murder case involving Rathenau with references to a 15 year sentence. Mentions of Syke TOK Bein Deseder and others appear garbled, including vague dates and locations, and the case context hints at a court proceeding and potential penalties.
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Rathenau
Syke Tok
Eves Testow
Ear
Petienend
Tilesan
Biggenden Murder Appeal Dismissed Over 17 Youth Case
Brisbane edition reports the Full Court of Criminal Appeal dismissed Clive Hecker's appeal in the Biggenden murder case. Justices McCawley Shand Lukin O Sullivan and Blair held the child offender under 17 could receive only imprisonment under the 1922 Criminal Code Amendment Act. Dissent by Mr Justice Shund noted Beeston's interpretation limited capital offenses for under 17.
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Brisbane
Full Court of Criminal Apnea
Justice McCawley
Cie
Vera Beeston
Justice Siund
Rev v. Beetson
Beetson
Atlevines
Olfeyress
Mim
Election Prospects at Westminster Analysis
London observers weigh prospects of the chambers party leaders amid speculative talk of resignations. The chatter centers on Mr Chamberlain and Mr Lloyd George, with predictions a reshuffle and early November events may reshape the Prime Minister's leadership.
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London
Chamberlain
Liegel
Liegd
Shana
Chambertdin
Lloyd i
Aianahman
Turkish incursion into the Neutral Zone sparks cross frontier tension
The report notes a presh Turkish intrusion into the Neutral Zone with conflicting claims of territory. Sources describe troops moving within the area and heightened tensions between Turkey and opposing forces, with observers unsure of exact boundaries.
Greece Accepts Mudania Convention With Reservations
Official reports from Athens indicate Greece accepts the Mudania Convention with reservations limiting Thrace’s final disposition and continues evacuation as ordered by the Allied Commission. General Niller reports a skirmish between Greek patrols and a Turko Bulgarian group in Thrace, with two men killed.
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Tober I ‘Conatanti
Fatal motor smash in Melbourne kills two men
In Methourne a car carrying four Mafira residents returning from a brn to Daryn crashed after hitting a trly cylsavori. Two men died at the scene and two others suffered injuries, with details obscured in the damaged text. Police investigated the wreck and identified the vehicle and occupants.
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Cewiler
Methourne
Mafira
Daryn
Volloe
Bite
Fragmented OCR Note About A Sports Site Event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a team site and yardage figures but details are unclear. The readable content hints at a football context with yardages such as 28 yards and references to a team or site name, but most specifics are garbled.
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IEW
Erlay
Townsville Trade Build Up and Harbor Finances Debate
Townsville faces a public dispute over harbor development and finance with Cairns and local merchants. The piece reviews harbor board actions, past debts, proposed wharf improvements, and anticipated costs shaping regional commerce and port stability.
Unemployed Reach Ninety Thousand in Cotton Sector
London reports a collapse in cotton industry employment with official figures showing about twenty five percent of workers in holdings and engineering related allied trades employed. The note mentions wage and holiday issues amid broader demoralization in Lancashire and related regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fet
Glancow
Elga
Bseeybarte
Willinny Sporting i
Galangun
Near East Peril: Chamberlain on Britain's Part
Fragmented account of Chamberlain speaking on Britain's role in the Near East crisis, urging coalition government duty. Mentions Smyrna, Allied divergences, and Turkish-Greek displacements with references to Greco-Turkish tensions and possible deportations.
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Near East Peril
MR. Chamberlain
Britain
Chaned
Gener
Chamberlain
Coalition
Asie Minor
Smyrna
Cursos
Earl Grey
Wilkon
America
Rae Tentodae
AL Hier
Athens
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Sir S Kidman
Prom Our
Minister For Trade and Customs
Roduere
Rodgera
Wan
Biggenden
Clive Beckett
Westminster
Dhctober
Taltelik
Mel. Warne
Chamber OF Commerce
Peeramon
Mi Indy Brauer
1 Hiiabor Ltd
Cuuiplive Teche Yenaterm
Caiyas
Ziae
Praareids
Ander Smdt
Ioe
Cairne Post
Colm
Cassie
Boland
Noland's
Remington
Emgaaine
ESTER
Boland’s Ltd
Moyna
Buia 'D
J. Moynahan
En Aon Og Omy Exe
Bate Stent FO
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