Soviet Aims Unmasked at State Lab Conference
A Sydney issued leaflet claims the Lang party is pro Soviet and opposes the Upper House Referendum. It alleges the conference pushed socialisation of credit as a Soviet control tool and cites Alderman Garden praising Lang as ahead of Lenin. The note warns Lang and followers seek Soviet style rule and oppose true democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M& Garden
State Labor Party
Trades Hall
Lenin
Alderman Garden
Lang
Tariff policy criticized as sham and delay in price relief
The Tasmanian Nationalist Attorney General denounces the federal tariff as a sham and mocks Commonwealth actions. A weekly bulletin cites Paterson and Latham on tariff failures, noting rising factory goods prices, limited cost reductions, and Ottawa protections expanding rather than cutting tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Tasmania
Haker
Australian Country Party
Paterwon
Latham
Paterson
Weekly Bulletin
Commonwealth Statistician
Tarif Board
Gayra and Tenterden riflemen meet in match on range
On Saturday last Gayra defeated Tenterden by 25 points on the latter's range. Scores show Cayra Ayre 300yds 29 and 400yds 28, and J Dowdell 28, W Smithers 21, C Jackson 24, N Ayshford 25 to total 127 at 300yds and 100 at 400yds. Tenterden entries led by D Tibbs 0 and Capt Spicer 22, W Texter 24, J Marshall 13, W Wright 23 with totals 112 at 300yds and 99 at 400yds.
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Gayra
Tenterden
His Own Gallows in Flat Revealed at Liverpool Inquest
The inquest at Liverpool heard that a company director constructed a gallows in his flat, wrote a farewell note to his children, and died in personal crisis. He had blocks of wood screwed into a doorway, a stout beam fixed, a book used as a prop, and a rope threaded through. A note read Good luck dear children Tease forgive and forget me Daddy. Tools and fresh sawdust indicated preparations after breakfast.
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Liverpool
Eng
Chrristian Harthan
Serat
Dennison
Harthan
Warthan
A Girl's Success in Canterbury Tyre Business
Miss William, aged 16, proprietress of a four year old tyre business, defended herself against Harry Cox the salesman charged with stealing tyres valued at £1 14 without proof. She testified she obtained money from her mother and father to start and expand the Canterbury tyre shop, employing sixteen men and building stock to £230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Maisie William
Campsie Court
Harry Cox
Willian
Canterbury
Ther
Guyra Cricket Club reorganized and city bank projects noted
A 1902 Guyra notebook reports a meeting at Iropa Hotel to reorganize the North Guyra cricket club and join the Guyra Cricket Association. Delegates elected, fees set for outside clubs, and a City Bank construction begun. Also: a hare drive, an accident to L Mott, visits by Madame Melba, and local notices on sanatorium and housing.
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Iropa
Guyra Cricket Association
Tatran
3. Moore
M.P
AW. Everett
Croft
Rae
H. Nowland
J. Moloney
Mou
T. Chisholm
J. Doherty
7. Youmans
Guyra North
Guyra
Ollera
Brushy Creek
Booralong
Black Mountain
Liangorhlin
Lunatic who Married Unaware Wife Inspires Debate
Birmingham coroner at William Woodall alledge a ghastly history. The 47 year old, long certified lunatic, climbed a bed and jumped from a mental hospital window. He molested women while unemployed for 12 years and was married after 17 months of guardianship. The widow learned of his condition after the wedding. there were three children, only one living.
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Birmingham
England
William Woodall
Woodall
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Ade A. Barclay
Sane Democracy League
Spring Street
Sydney
Sane Democracy
Tang
New South Water
Stevend-Brusner
Gould
Init
U.C.P
U.A.P
Mr. Lang
United Referendum
Garage Proprietress
Guyra Argug
City Bank
J. W. Straw
Glen Innes
J. Kearsey
Mr. Dutton
L. Mott
Spring Range
Madame Melba
Mrs. Johnsen
Dorerigo
Norway
W. M. Stevenson
Wanderer
Armidale
Mr. Lonsdale
Taverell
Inverell
Guyra-South
Grafton
Bill Moore
Progressive
the Guyra Argus
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