Debates on Oath Abolition Stirred by Irish Leaders
Campbell and Beasley report a Dublin session where Dan Breen urged severing ties with Britain and O Connor accused Irish Party members in the House of Commons of cheering 1916 executions. John Dillon violently confronted O Connor, attempting to strike. arresting crowds watched as Osgrave urged restraint and both men yielded.
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Dublin
Dan Breen
Lord French
Britain
Mr. O'Connor
House of Commons
John Dillon
O'Connor
Mr. Qosgrove
Messrs
Dillon
Air Prisoners in Kurdistan Capture Reported
Air Ministry reports RAF reconnaissance aircraft forced to land among hostiles in Northern Kurdistan. War Officer Wells and leading aircraftman Evans were taken prisoner but are confirmed alive and well.
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London
Air Ministry
Kurdistan
Royal Air Force
Wells
Unsettled and Cold Forecast For Sydney Coast
Forecast calls for unsettled conditions in coastal districts and inland areas with rain. Expect fine cold nights with frosts and strong to gale force southerly winds along the coast.
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Sydney
Aviator Scott Sydney Leaves for Brisbane Trip
Advice from Darwin indicates Scott Sydney will depart tomorrow morning for Brisbane in a leisurely staged journey with My accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Darwin
Scott
Brisbane
Taxation Warrant Rumour Scouted by Officers
Federal taxation officers examined a rumour that a state taxation document served on Commissioner MacMahon yesterday had been removed from the Taxation building.
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Sydney
Federal
MacMahon
Bank Note Case Ends With Large Damages In Lord’s Ruling
The Bank of Portugal sued Waterlows for printing notes for an impostor who claimed authority to issue them. The House of Lords dismissed Waterlows' appeal and raised damages to £106,302 with expected costs around £95,000. The Portuguese governor praised British justice amid related arrests in Amsterdam.
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London
Bank of Portugal
Whaterlaws
House of Lords
Waterlows
Portugal
Amsterdam
Paris Crime Shocks Wealthy Donnadieu Family
In Paris a wealthy orphan girl was induced to marry Armand Donnadieu. The plot grew as the girl learned of an earlier family fraud. Armand strangled his wife and suspended her body from a barn to stage suicide. Armand received twenty years. his accomplice ten months. the maiden four years.
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Paris
Armand Donnadieu
Literary Digests liquor poll shows amendment support splits
The Literary Digest liquor poll reports 1 230 860 in favor of continuing the Eighteenth Amendment and 2 402 877 backing repeal, in New York on Thursday.
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New York
250000 Men at Hornsby Meeting Vow Special Constables
At a Hornsby gathering last night Mr Erle Campbell spoke of an army of 250,000 men sworn as special constables. They would be invested with lawful authority to enact order and revolution. He claimed the New Guard drew its strongest support from industrial suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Hornsby
Erle Campbell
Lang
Basher
White Slavery Case Sentences in Lis9more Quarter Sessions
At the Lis9more Quarter Sessions Judge Clancy sentenced two Trollans, Victor Callegari and Tanorente Larese, to three years hard labour for white slavery charges. He called it a bad case and recommended deportation after serving part of the sentence.
Empire policy calls for unity and common monetary plan
A Federation of British Industries report urges Ottawa to adopt a unified Empire monetary and industrial policy to enhance cooperation. It argues against lending British savings to rivals and advocates using funds for Empire industries. it favors a postwar monetary system aligned with commercial interests and sterling pricing.
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London
Ottawa
Liesterling Group
Federation of British Industries
Cime
Britain
Davis Cup match in Washington sees Allison beat Rainville
In the Northern American Davis Cup tie Allgon of the United States defeats Rainville of Canada 6 2, 6 4, 6 4.
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Allison
Rainville
Washington
Allgon
U.S.A
Canado
Unemployment Relief Bill Prompts NSW Council Sale
A Canberra report states the ATU bill to raise a loan for unemployment relief will create a special Commonwealth Council in New South Wales to supervise expenditure there. The measure is set for introduction in the House of Representatives on Tuesday next.
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Canberra
ATU
House of Representatives
New South Wales
Bankstown Murder Suspect Remanded In Liverpool Case
William Cyril Moxley aged 34 a woodcutter was remanded at the Central Court in Sydney until Tuesday next on a charge that he feloniously and maliciously murdered Dorothy Ruth Dengel and Frank Barny Wkinson at Liverpool on April 5. An inquest will be held on the remand date.
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Sydney
William Cyril Moxley
Waa
Gentral Court
Liverpool
Dorothy Ruth Dengel
Frank Barny Wkinson
Burning Mine Fire Levels Greta Railway Area
A long burning mine fire near Greta reappears with flames from old underground workings. Chief Divisional Railway Engineer Mr Hunter confirms railway safety as fettlers patrol for fissures along the permanent Wey level. The Railway Department begins sinking bores to pour sand and extinguish the fire.
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Sydney
Greta
Hunter
W. J. Marteher
Anvil Creek
Ralwey Department
Tin price quoted at 2211 per unit
On 22 November the unlit price of tin was fixed at 2211 per unit, indicating market valuation for tin metal in current trade. The report notes a static quotation with no immediate change from prior levels.
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Sydney
Fire Causes £12,000 Damage at Southport Pier Pavilion
A fire nearly destroyed the Pier Pavilion Theatre in Southport and caused about £12,000 in damage. Fire crews battled the blaze as the building sustained extensive damage.
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Southport
Brisbane
Pier Pavilion
Fort
Sussex Street Markets and United Australia Party Nominations
Prices ruled today at Sussex Street for bulk wheat potatoes cheese oats and lucerne with quotes ranging from 1/8 to 7, and several entries scattered across other goods. United Australia Party announces looming nominations with a deadline Monday, listing multiple electorates yet to select candidates and noting ongoing selections in Albury Ashburnham Mudgee and Orange.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Tasmanian
Maine
Lucerne
Hey
Oeten
Wheaten
United Australia
United Australia Party
United Australia Party Management Committee
Aviney
Albury
Ashburnham
Mudgee
Orange
Beasley Hints Quick Settlement of Commonwealth State Tension
Mr. Beasley addressing a Petersham Labor meeting said the financial trouble between the Commonwealth and the State would be settled within three weeks and warned the audience to support the Lung Government. He claimed Auckland’s recent situation stemmed from economic stress, not communism.
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Sydney
Beasley
M.H.R
Petersham
Commonwealth
Lung
Auckland
Murder at Kurri Claims Sixth This Month
A deadly shooting occurred near Kurri this morning leaving Samuel Calderwood aged 19 dead and Ceci Barr wounded as their companions escaped. Police say two strangers opened fire as the pair returned from a starting execution and a large posse hunts the assailants through the bush.
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Sydney
Kurri
Samuel Calderwood
Ceci Barr
Calderwood
Lang Clings to Office Awaiting Privy Council Judgment
Rumors swirl in political circles that Lang will remain in office despite talk of an imminent election. Observers expect Lang to hold on until the Privy Council delivers judgment in the Upper House appeal.
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Sydney
Lang
Privy Council
Wheat Market Slighly Easier on Flat Demand
The wheat market closed a shade easier after a largely flat day. Bulk values held near 3/3 to 3/34 with buyers capped at 3/3, bagged wheat at 3/41, shippers lifting prices to 2/6. London Sydney and Chicago markets showed quiet to slight declines amid favorable weather and sterling moves.
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Sydney
London
Liverpool
Chicago
Wizard Smith to Race Sunday in Auckland Weather Delays
Wizard Smith will race Sunday in Auckland after heavy rain caused washouts on the bench delaying the planned record attempt. The decision comes as conditions improve for the late weekend event.
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Auckland
Wizard Smith
Commonwealth Bank Building Nears Completion in Otho Street
The new Commonwealth Bank building in Otho Street features a 37 by 71 foot frontage, trachyte portico, and a 44 by 21 foot banking chamber with Lerazeo marble flooring. The top Moor residence includes three bedrooms and a rear balcony, with rainwater supply of 7800 gallons and a fully equipped kitchen and baths.
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Commonwealth Bank
Otho Street
Pearing
Chubbs
Rmin
Portiso
W. Stanton-Cook
Commonwealth Works Department
D. E. Foster
Katoomba
Fire kills two in Arandagie blaze at Federal Hotel
A fire gutted the Federal Hotel at Arandagie last night. Station owner Mr. Skinner and school teacher Neville Radloff were burned to death in the blaze.
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Federal
Arandagie
Mr. Skinner
Neville Radloff
Boxing Showdown Promised for Inverell Crowd
Boxing for May 7 features Harry Mack challenging Darkle Blanden for the featherweight title with Mack having recent metropolitan victories. Also on the card are Charlie Feros and Art Roberts in a six rounder, plus Young Blesby versus Roy Mitchell and Norm Edwards versus Chaffey in a stacked Inverell program.
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Aure
Harry Mack
Darkle Blandon
Mack
Blanden
Inverell
Charlie Feros
Art Roberts
Feros
Rebrica
Blesby
Roy Mitchell
Norm
Edwards
Pery
Chaffey
Prison Camp Riot Injures Warders at Oberon Camp
Two warders were injured, one seriously, as fifty prisoners clashed with sticks and stones at Oberon prison camp. Authorities intervened to quell the disturbance and restore order.
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Bathurst
Oberon
Inverell Teachers Association backs festival planning
The Inverell branch of the Teachers Federation met with strong attendance and formed a sub committee to study a possible Inverell Schools Musical Festival. P Leonard from the Intermediate High School spoke on staff notation in school music and impressed members. The May meeting will be held on the first Saturday in May with Mr Inspector Keller M A addressing the group.
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Inverell
Teachers’ Federation
Leonard
Inspector Keller
M.A
Superannuation Pensions Suspended
Federal government attaches state accounts to the Superannuation Board causing pension payments to be halted, pensioners will not be paid on Monday.
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Sydney
Superannuation Board
Dismasted Finnish Barque Hougemont Near Adelaide
The barque Hougemont, traveling toward Myrt Adelaide, lost all masts in a northern breeze. The main and mizzen were gone and the vessel rode with a bow to windward, making a sluggish pace in rough seas.
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Adelaide
Get on with the business says Cansdell
An exhortation to push forward flows through a snappy sales pitch. The note references confidence in work and life while segueing into a catalog of textile items. Details include 4 ply fingering wools in various colors and Australia Tweeds with new designs at reduced prices.
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Burge Bros
Tad Rom
Keron
la Hood’s
New Commonwealth Bark
Brailes
Campbell and
Iraq
Aviator Scott
U.S.A. Liquor
New Guard
Bankstown
Moxley
Inquest
Bushell
Byron Street
Inverell Teachers’ Association
Advance of Music
Jess
Cansdell
Australia
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