First General Election Sparks Riots in Sydney and North Coast
The piece recalls the first general election under the new partially representative council, detailing violent clashes in Sydney wards Gipps Gloucester Macquarie and Paterson. Candidates Windeyer and McLeay face rioting, with Windeyer prevailing and Lang’s supporters assaulting opponents. A death tied to the contest prompts an inquest and a wildlife of Gaelic interpreters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uus
Hannibal Hawkins McArthur
Parramatt
Sydney
Cuba
City of Sydney
Gipps
Macquarie Place
William Charles Wentworth
Vauelise House
William Bland
O'Connell
Alexander McLeay
Gloucester
Stanley
Macquarie
Macquarie Ward
Court House
Raymond Terrace
King
Charles Windeyer
Lyon
North Coast
Sipps
Gloucester-Macquarie
Cooper
Wentworth
Bland
Meliag
Ike
Norhh
Windeyer
Mr. Windeyer
Major Johnstone
John Sullivan
Cook
Lang
Hunter
Paterson Court House
Andrew Lang
William O'Gilvie
Yugilvar
McGillivray
Wellington
Paterson
William Park
Nell Gillies
Big" Kelly
Walter Scott
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Burma Road Keeps Open Under War Pressure
Evelyn Farrell describes Burma as a frontline threshold for the British Empire with Japan pressing nearby. The Burma Road emerges as a vital supply link for China, carved anew to move arms and munitions despite enemy advances. The route traces from Yun-nan-fu to Lashio via historic caravan paths, with Haiphong as a last sea gate and continued overland corridors guarded by Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
East Indies
Kipling
Britain
Japan
Thailand
Nippon
China
Pakhoi
Haiphong
Gulf of Tonkin
Russia
Yun-nan-fu
Marco Polo
Yachi
Lake She-Shan
Kublai Khan
Shewli River
Lashio
Burma and its vast resources in the Shan States article
The piece describes Burma's 725 mile link from Chungking to Rangoon, outlining rich exports rice timber oil and silver and noting Mogok ruby fame. It highlights Yenangyaung oil wells producing millions, Burma teak forests and the crucial role of elephants in logging for Rangoon mills. It ends with a small note on the Macleay Co-op Dairy butter pay for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Rangoon
Burma
France
Mogok
Great
Mandalay
Yenangyaung
Orient
Britain
China
Burma Oil Company
Australia
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Jack Moutzouris
Burma Road
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