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28 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
1
Settlers note banks urged to back Guarantees Act
Sydney Morning Herald reports criticism of the Advances to Settlers Government Guarantee Act. Agriculture Minister Thorby says settlers should seek bank finance first and apply to Rural Industries Branch if they cannot obtain guidance, noting only one bank in rural districts has refused to join the scheme. He expects guarantees totaling at least nine million pounds by March and Rural Industries will issue about one million more in advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Syidney Morning Herald
Thorby
Res. Board
Settsers
Rural Industries Branch
Simpally Ved
Thorshy
N38
Marensh
Guarantes
Three Powers Seek Foundations of Naval Treaty
In London at the Naval Conference the heads of delegations tentatively agreed to lay foundations for a Three-Power agreement. Mr MacDonald said the policy remains seeking substantial battleship tonnage scrapping but not beyond what others will accept. Fenton warned of delays and urged concrete actions to avoid political instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
MacDonald
House of Commons
Aboriginals Miserable Caricatures In North Australia
Sydney Friday The Trev and A Theodore Webb report on the Meviedia notes at the North Australian Mission Wishnichs of the Meviedia. Aboriginal tribes near ice settlements are described as diminished by contact with white civilization. The speaker calls on government to focus on remaining tribes and says some officials have aimed to annihilate the Black population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Trev
A. Theodore Webb
Fumt
Wishnichs
North Australia
Giayernmieal
Menu
Dead in Domain Man With Varied Career
Reports say a man once connected to Rabaul and a Royal Marines lieutenant died in Sydney's Domain Morning. The deceased, described as Charles Edward Albert Peters, reportedly used veronal poison. Kathleen Vivienne Peterson faces an equality charge related to Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Dercy Steer
Rabaul
New Guineas
Royal Marines
Marle
Kathleen Vivienne Peterson
Eqbaliy Guar
Charles Edward Albert Peterson
Arquillel
New Guinea
Sydney Penaltie
Bradford visit yields mixed signals on Australian goods
Tariff Daniel Mr Fenton, the Australian Press representative at Bradford, voiced support for free trade if rates are favorable. He inspected two Bradford wool mills with British Industries' Federation delegates and said he would consider buying Bradford goods only if not made in Australia and prices are cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fenton
Bradford
Freetrade Lions
Dems
Australia
Cariff
British Industries’ Federation
Will
Technical Knockout Near Miami Ends Bout Early
Pricey Sharkey defeated Seott by technical knockout in the third round as Scott falls short in the Miami ring. Sharkey dominated with sharp combos while Seott struggled to answer the bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Pricey Sharkey
Seott
French Cabinet Not Yet Completed
Unclear dispatch from Pallis reports ongoing delays in forming the cabinet. The piece notes M Tardley and reactions from supporters and political figures as delays persist after a defeat, with comments on waiting and future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallis
Tardley
M. Kuutemps
Farmers Seek Shire Tax Relief in Sydney Proposal
In Sydney on Friday the Farmers and Cettlery Association pushes a plan to cut shire rates. They note rates rose from £ A00, w0 to about £1,500,000 and argue the extra burden is unfair relative to road use. They offer to accept petrol tax increases if relief is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Found Dead With Poison Beside Body
Henry Francis Lyons, 45, was found dead in his attic at Sussex House, Sussex Street, City. A caretaker discovered the scene late at night with a glass containing poison beside the body. Police report a suspected suicide pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Henry Francis Lyons
Sussex House
Sussex Street
Oity
Bonnie Mialing Breaks 100m Backstroke Record in Sydney
In Sydney at the Conger Aquarium Baths on Friday, Bonnie Mialing set a new world record for the 100 metres backstroke, finishing one second faster than the previous mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Conger Acquarium Baths
Yetriday
Bonnie Mialing
Scattered Thunderstorms Foretold For Tomorrow
The forecast for tomorrow calls for cloudy and warm conditions with scattered thunderstorms and variable rain. Isolated heavy falls are likely with winds mainly northeast along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Grazier Charged With Forging Promissory Note
Gerald Vincent English, 32, a grazer, was remanded at the Central Court on a charge of forging a promissory note for £500 with intent to defraud Mrs Edith Byened. The case centers on alleged attempt to defraud by producing a forged document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gerald Vincent English
Grazer
Central Court
Edith Byened
Wat
Amateur Athletes Storm Meeting Over Resignations
At a meeting of the Council of the N B W Amateur Athletic Association Mir J C Allison honorary secretary resigned and was followed by honorary treasurer F T Robertson who declined further office under any other secretary A Gainsford honorary race secretary charged Allison with supplying press information about Dy Peitzer Allison denied the accusation The chairman W B Alexander noted that Mr Coombes and Mr Borwood and he had faced scurrilous remarks in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.8.w. Amateur Athletic Association
Mir
J. C. Allison
F. T. Robertson
A. Gainsford
Allison
Dy Peitzer
W. B. Alexander
Coombes
Pieatent
Borwoot
Water and Sewerage Employers Union Withdraws from NSW Trades Council
The Water and Sewerage Employers Union withdraws from the NSW Trades and Labor Council citing opposition to the council's foreign alliances and its support of a "Black brown and brindle" policy. The union is described as among the largest in the metropolitan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Water and Sewerage Employers Union
N.S.W. Trades and Labor Council
Labor Council
Water and Bewerste Employers Union
NSW Ashes Contenders Entertained After Dinner
NSW cricket men touring England were hosted by the NSW Cricket Association after a dinner last night. Premier Bavini voiced hope the team would bring back the ashes, praising their cricketing skill and their duty to represent the Commonwealth. Noble echoed confidence in their chances and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
England
N.S.W. Cricket Association
Bavini
Commonwealth
M. A. Noble
Arbitration Acts Amendments Proposed in Australia
Melbourne reports that amendments to the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act are contemplated by the Federal Ministry. A bill will be introduced next session to repeal penalties of 1000 for unions or individuals who strike or lock out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Spain's Ex-Premier Seeks Republic If People Demand
In Madrid on Thursday Senor Ranches Guerra, former Conservative premier, said the king lacks popular confidence. He declared, I am a republican, but if the people want a Republic, they have a right to have one, in a speech at the local theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Senor Ranches Guerra
A Concoction
Minister for Mines Mr Weaver denounced a telephone threat and a Labor Daily attack as a total fabrication. He said a man named Tadeuet Wiodarczyk claimed Rothbury work and threatened to publicize a government job offer unless paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mr. Weaver
Labor Daily
Tadeuet Wiodarczyk
Rothbury
Movement seeks tariff cuts in Jicwinia
The Town and Country Union of Jicwinia has begun a campaign calling for reduced tariffs. The group emphasizes economic relief and urges policy action to lower trade barriers.
Religion stamped out urged by union delegate at AC T U Congress
Mee W OC Clarke, Seamen's Union delegate, argued religion should be stamped out in both Soviet Russia and White Australia, to aid workers. The congress passed a resolution affirming allegiance to the White Australia policy. Ryan of the Clerks' Union blamed the policy for blocking unity among workers and saw it as a tool of capital to divide international labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Ac.t.u. Congress
Mee W. OC. Clarke
Seamen's Union
Soviet
Russia
Australia
Congress
Ryan
A.B.W. Clerks’ Union
Bribery Conviction Shocks London Bookmaker Ring
A bookmaker named Harry Bani is found guilty of bribery in a case tied to a London betting operation. The court heard he attempted payoffs to influence outcomes and faces a harsh sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bani
Ieee Gatlar
Hoekiutker
Cera
Goddard Chs
Lougun
Explosion at Moss Vale quarries injures three men
An explosive charge at the southern Moss Vale quarries detonated flinging three workers into the air. One man suffered severe leg fractures, another serious lacerations and contusions, and a third injuries to back and face. They were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Vale
Bluadul
Moss Vaile
France’s War-Horror Stance Highlighted by Bourguin
Vice-Consul Bourguin says France knows both peace and war and longs to end war. He praises France as a staunch champion of the Geneva organisation and urges a meaningful role in international affairs while warning against aloof self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
M. Marcel Bourguin
France
Geneva Organisation
Inverell Court Opens With Two Civil Actions
In Inverell District Court this morning Benjamin Martin Wade sued Mrs Willmott for timber debt with no defense appearance. Wade testified the money was due and unpaid, and a verdict for the full claimed amount was returned. Leslie Dewberry sued James Avorey for 10 pounds damages over alleged negligent driving by a servant on Bundarra road in March. The jury panel included J. D. Rumble and others as defence contends the accident resulted from the plaintiff's negligence. case ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocautal
Wade
Willmott
Inverell
Benjamin Martin Wade
J. Willmott
Stanthorpe
Leslie Dewberry
James Avorey
Bundarra
Mr. St
Butler
Mr. Heron
Messrs. Avern, McIntyre
Warner
J. D. Rumble
G. & Simms
A. Strahley
C. G. Wood
Railway concession allows break on long journeys
Inverell Farmers and Settlers Association heard that Railway Commissioners inform Mr Russell’s branch the issue of allowing passengers to split long trips is under review. Armidale Railway Department later announced single tickets for journeys over 120 miles to travel with the State permit breaks en route if destination reached within a set period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Mr. Russell
Armidale
Market Prices and Livestock Sale at Homebush
Market pricing listed for Sydney Sussex Street with commodities including bulk wheat and butter. Homebush Mart entries report 2,000 sheep penned with plain yarding, prime sheep firmer, good lambs firm, and cattle yarding fair with steady demand. notable lots include Austen Bros crossbred lambs and various lambs and wethers auction results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex Street
Potitions Tasmania
Eees
Lucerne
Homebush
Pitt, Gow and Badgery, Ltd
Austen Bros
W. D. Gordon
R- E. Ball
Fo Munro
Wethers
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Britz & CO
Otho Street
Mr. Thorby
Burge Bros
Kingsclere Papererie
Post
STA
Paige Bros
Aweets
Rik
Northern
Emporh
ACT
Marner
Guarantee Board
Naval Conference
Britain
MR. Fenton
Freetrade Lions’ den
Scott
Morrow
Grazier
P.N
Labour Council
Mr. Noble
Spain
Labor Daily’ Story
Prince
Capetown
Prince of Wales
Earl of Athlone
Richtofen
Robert Buie
Canberra
Snowy” Lewis
Baron Richtofen
James Aroney
Stetson
Akubra
Puate
Inete
Inverell Sss
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