Lead poisoning at Mount Isa prompts medical board report
Brisbane telegraph notes J V Duhig, government pathologist, warns plumbism at Mount Isa stems from inexperience and poor care. He cites 93 percent of at risk workers preventable illness, urges a three member medical board, with a Milan resident as chair, to harmonize industrial hygiene and engineering.
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Brisbane
Mt. Isa
J. V. Duhig
Mount Tas
Milan
Mount Isa
Mines Hospital
Duhig
Jung
Flaures
Gandhi Arrest Shocks Calcutta Area
Gandhi arrested in Ahmedabad this morning with his wife, secretary, and 32 disciples. The Government of Bombay received a telegram claiming they planned to pursue individual civil disobedience. Gandhi had recently been released on a pledge to forsake politics.
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Calcutta
Gandhi
Ahmedabad
Bombay
Church Tragedy in Prague After Thunderstorm Incident
Panic swept the village church of Zubrahimnya when a lightning strike ignited fear. Two charred bodies were found gripping the altar rails, with two more nearby. Many others were hurt or killed in the stampede during the panic. eighteen women and children perished, no men among the dead.
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Prague
Zubrahimnya
Slovakin
Eest
Golden Casket Draw Names Five Winners in Australia
Brisbane reports Golden Casket No 349 drawn yesterday with first prize awarded to Syndicate of Five in Rockhampton. Second prize to a syndicate cared by Les Groffield in Townsville. Third to Gladesville 5 W, fourth to Mackay, and fifth to The Vagabond owned by Oare Georg Duffy Clen curry. Home Secretary notes no reason to end big payouts despite demand for £1 tickets. Gaskets to continue with tickets in Number 5 available after current draw closes.
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Brisbane
Rockhampton
Care Les Groffield
Townawile
Gladesville
Mackay
Oare Georg
Duffy
Clencurry
Finnsh
Britain Victorious and Wool Trade Debates Mark Year
In London on Monday Britain's Davis Cup victory is seen as an epoch shift with papers noting France's decline and pondering if America or Australia can challenge. Debate continues over wool prices in Queensland, with calls for export price minimums and railway industry reforms. N Burke is elected President for the coming year.
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London
Britain
Notory
France
Dammons
Guardian
America
Australia
Owst
Moffrath
Queensland
Coumamwearth Wool Inquiry Committee
Cests
Eoilopes
Ile
Dertharn
Wien
Reduction Necessary. Brisbane Council Meeting Remarks
Brisbane Thursday report on the Annual meeting of the United Gramers Association of Queensland notes President W. Kent stressing a key point. The fragment indicates a focus on reduction or budgetary emphasis during the session.
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Brisbane
Council of the United Gramers Association of Queensland
W. Kent
Ipswich race results and murder mystery developments
Ipswich results show First Division Handicap won by Jenathe after Caphast Jawa Peraxy and Gorgon trailed. Ipswich Amateur Handicap winner Prince Arangel. In other news Leo Starr, 18, charged in Wangaratta murder case involving Katherine Starr, with detective Lensadl confessing, Melbourne hearing set for August 9. Heat wave expands across New York area with 20 deaths reported and many hospitalizations.
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Ipswich
Caphast
Jawa Peraxy
Gorgon
Tires Jenathe
Ghrystle Sign
Prince Arangel $F
Modest LiFot
Aourne
Thoraday
Leo Starr
Wangaratta Gourk
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Katherine Starr
Tarrawinsee
Lensadl
Miss Starr
Melbourne
New York
United States
Berets
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Orderer
Hwnsbane
Elias
Cee
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