Brennan Cross-Examination in Alleged Bribery Case
The cross examination of Mr Brennan MLA revealed alleged bribery links involving the Tramways Company and political figures. He testified about communications with Connolly and others, admitted prior associations, and discussed potential payments and election funding while noting extant political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Brennan
MLLA
Iymanie
Saul
Bad Adar
Iona
Brennan
Mare
Connolly
Dhe Tramways Company
Niinest
Toowoomba
Fece
Mitness
Commonwealth
Sendgate
Engine Court
Murrom
Bell
Personalities in Court Shown in Lively Scene
In a crowded courtroom a lively scene unfolds as Mr Feer and Mr Brennan intervene. Testimony from a reputable witness is used to argue credibility while observers note the tense exchanges and dramatic pauses.
NSW Miners Implement Slow Tactics Amid Idle Collieries
In New South Wales fourteen collieries report idle status as miners at Aberdare protest nonpayment and unmet demands. Meetings and work stoppages spread amid tensions over wages and conditions, with officials warning of further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Secretars
Saoclaion
New South Wales
Aberdare
Ema
Omy
West Wallen
Unclear Federal Election Brief From Sidnes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a federal elections item dated September 26. Mentions a party and unnamed candidates with vague phrases about live events, restraints, and seat-related discussion. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msroeiatnere
Sirewathe
Allies' note and Turkish cabinet resigns reported
News from Paris and Constantinople describe Allied notes awaiting response as the Turkish cabinet resigns to form a Nationalist government. Reports say Greek forces attack Thrace villages while demilitarisation talks and Allied terms shape a tentative route to peace negotiation at a future conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Con
Funhonple
Provaure
Constantinopie
Tapeceil
Constamrinopie
Grand Vieier
Suftan
Thrace
Vana
British note sparks debate on Near East policy and Dardanelles
London reports that Allied diplomacy provoked strong reactions in the League and among ministers as Britain and Imperial authorities weigh intervention in the Near East. The note praises British diplomacy and urges restraint, hoping the forthcoming conference approves measures to control the Straits and preserve freedom of the Dardanelles.
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London
Dwity Telegraph
Freorm
Corms
Gnaral Smit
Milford Seorue
Steins
Fas
Union
Dardanelles
Terence
Devas
Neur East
Iin
Near East
Straits
British election prospects amid looming war cloud
A wartime atmosphere shades British electoral prospects as reports describe tensions and political shifts. The correspondent notes uncertainties, party positions, and public responses as ten days remain before a key event or deadline.
Car Stolen From Melbourne Amid Spur of Thefts
A Melbourne report notes a car theft during a period of rising vehicle thefts. Police urge owners to secure vehicles and report suspicious activity promptly. The missing car details remain unreleased, with no arrests yet reported.
Changes in Electorate Names Adopted in Assembly
In Brisbane on September 24 a bill was introduced to standardize electorate names. The assembly approved changes including Mungrave to Wide Beye, Campings to Ya' Lockyer, Nundah to Enogaerats, and Kelvin Grove renaming impacts, with several districts reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Hewarden
Armen
Mungrave
Murtuur
Coatnora
Salhaytun
Cunningham
Care of Mothers and Infants in Queensland Debate
The Legislative Assembly discussed the Maternity Bill and related health plans. Mr. Jimena and Mr. Moore supported extending hospital maternity care and rural provisions, with opposition urging broader funding and action. A second reading passed and the measure moved to committee. The Irrigation Bill also received attention, with Dawson Valley irrigation prospects analyzed and a potential multi million pound cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrisbane
Septa
Jimena
Mehaah
Queensland
Moore
Bush
Taylor
Pliala
Comer
Wely
Mieimes
Ayoire Taylor
Conalderea
Anu
Mennington
Lange
Jimbour
Coyne
Dawson Valley
Moran
Dawson
Theodore
Peat
Canegrowers Warned Seastar Crawford’s Plain Speaking
Melbourne reports a heated debate about cane industry policy. Crawford speaks bluntly on protection, duties, and political maneuvering as growers seek safeguards and unity ahead of potential policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Crawford
Shan
Deneernens
Gallipoli and Paris Notes Shape Neutral Future
London reports Algeria and Gallipoli concerns echo in notes from Paris. Lloyd George and Lord Curzon push Allied influence while the League of Nations contemplates Turkish and refugee issues amid discussions on intervention limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wales
Kemal Winch
League of Nations
Brienh
Cabiate
Lloyd George
Paris
Keswal
Arbitration Court ruling on preference for returned soldiers
Brisbane reports Justice McCawley noting errors in the Arbitration Court decision. He said the chant ers erred by proposing a preference for returned soldiers, urging a hearing to proceed as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Justice McCawley
Arbitration Court
Fom Xwarta
Unclear text fragment involving local events and mentions
The readable portions reference a Sydney crime context with breaking events, a Greenwich note, and memorials, but specifics are garbled. The text rotates through mentions of a gang, an attempted burglary, and various unrelated items, lacking coherent details or a clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saagemen
Sydney
Fenterawlard
Prince Ore
Greenwich
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Stop MY Scenes
Wee
Supreme Cintis
Joy Lee Azy
Edwaed Erally
Shy Brennan
Fur
Tramivantsy
Maloney
Wii
Hint Singh
Kleeman
Mil
Beenwen
Wil Connolly
Wally
Tie
Fees
Solly
Hertanit
Conolly
Sar Mettormack
McCor
Mullan
Connally
Shay
McLonmack
Feer Ins
Mr Pres
Wiley
Sibel
Greiter
Peete
Ain
Anna
N.S.W
Federal Elections
Lan Geert
MR. Weinholt
Primate Treeducers
Econ
Trong
Constantinople
Venice
Serer
Shenvorina
Angoraites
Atlons
Ser Marmora
Remaliats
Caase
Jeminnate
Ationey Bi Aye
Tondhy
Constantin Hamid Bes
Kemal
THE
League
Arne
Senate
Maller Eonsay
Africa and
British Appeal
Pt Ea Ae
Teeta
George Laber
Reas
Tyrer Burr
Assembly
Fremon-Croydes Falleay
Lergue
Baraxeth
Prusiees
Eepeeeentinar
Hing Tire
Seastar Crawford
Ion
Gallipoli
Remel Veal
Relugars
Smyrom
Terks
Lord Curzon
Lord Curson
Australian Press Association
Geneva
Saya
League of Ons
Fieher
Laagae
Cairns Pout Limited
Vinders, Giatheiegr
Bearmley
Lire
Weil
Plath
Sai
Silks
Jein Radiant
Georgeten
Lomlon
Boland’s Ltd
Lee
Tartesa Radiant
Cee Price
Basil
Biack Marr
Crom
Boland's Ltd
Cairns
House OF Fashion
Plesatts
Mloynahan
Es Harrington's Ltd
Eniaugseite
Amsco
Brownie
Kosaka
Plate
Iy Beach
Eaareere Chemi
Na Analeet
Kodaks
Moyeaian
D. J. Moynahan
Abbott Street
Collins
Howes
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