13 Mar 1931
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1931
Page
1
Sydney reports on parliamentary debate as the Commonwealth government faces insolvency risk. The piece notes policy tensions and potential changes in financial controls, with figures like Mr Fenton and Mr Hives referenced amid warnings of economic strain and possible elections.
Tomorrow's Rosehill program shows acceptances for a Malden Handicap and a Randwick style card with weights and runners including Doris, Polar Glar, Glass Bucloza, Air Tkage, Coolwine TAR hush Cakery, Prince Olio Wd, Heng Crow AA, and many others across events at Rosehill and Randwick venues. The list names numerous horses with weights and noted entries among a long field of competitors, indicating a full card of races and potential favorites.
Victorian Premier states he expects budget stability and reform momentum ahead of a contested election. He emphasizes fiscal responsibility and ongoing policy priorities while aiming to reassure markets and voters about government direction.
A Tocumwal meeting led by Charley Hardy junior discussed Riverina aims to gain a voice in government through a referendum. The speaker rejected the notion of free entry to Victoria and warned of potential transfer of government power if issues worsen, underscoring Riverina activists’ push for regional control.
Sydney report covers Bavin addressing Lang government repudiation of the issue. He claims a 30 percent reduction would follow, alleges public attempts to mislead voters, and warns the government faces financial disaster if continued. He argues state and commonwealth debts risk default, with unemployment and farm distress looming.
Forecast notes a broad cool to mild pattern across the state with easterly winds and scattered showers. Forecasters expect two rounds of moisture from the southwest and northwest with limited impact on western counties and temperatures easing.
A fragmented report from Wellington New Zealand notes crowds cheering the Soviet party and a speaker urging a wage cut stance. The piece mentions a Wellington audience and a patriotic atmosphere amid uncertain details of the event and its broader aims.
London report from South Kensington notes Lloyd George discussing imperial power risk if British government loses effective control in Tudla and the potential fragmentation into a British empire with French and other influences, warning of a diminished colonial presence and loss of imperial cohesion.
A fragmented report notes calls in AYDNEY for a Federal Parliament petition to convene an Australian convention. The aim is to examine abolishing state parliaments and coordinating abolition efforts across states. The wording reflects early discussion and public interest in reform.
In a case from Thursday, Sharlotte Henduenee, described as the fourth wife of Pied Missagee, was charged with murder in her husband’s death. A motive linked to jealousy surfaced as witnesses described threats and a confrontational scene in the home where the husband was found dead. The docket notes alleged intimidation and prior threats, with the accused facing serious charges stemming from the Shaft of Usted Mratap theatres incident.
London market for wool remained very firm with strong demand across unions. Sales showed imports from Queensland Victoria South Australia and Tasmania exceeding local supplies. Buyers acquired large lots including golds and an earlier selection of Easter consignments, signaling robust competition and sustained high prices.
Sir Hubert Wilkins spoke at a Geographical Society of Philadelphia dinner about leadership and the welfare of crew members on expeditions. He said a leader must regard all crew and not favor any single member while acknowledging uncertainties about forming a team for a Norwegian voyage.
Sydney report from The Greenwich Nationaliste notes a meeting where members voted to reduce the Legislative Assembly to 50 seats and the Council to 50 seats. Salaries for the former set at £500 per year.
A garbled notice reports Dunn facing condemnation over a remedy labeled Aericaine Me with Calgon cited as the informant. The text references a government body and weekly paving work, but the meaning is unclear and largely fragmented.
Market report from Sydney lists tin at 240, with follow up prices at Busse Street. Prices cover commodities such as potatoes, oats, hay, lucerne, and various grain and feed items with unit prices and ranges noted, reflecting a busy commodity exchange day.
A Leonare Rode Merry, Hoster of akaye Lenses in Asrawitin county, was granted a suspension of labor conditions for Hixantuthe Merry. The order references easing restrictions while the subject undergoes unspecified proceedings, with the text noting ongoing status and completed actions.
The Skaters' Club held a successful initial event that drew a lively crowd and sparked talk of future dances. Organizer Wright announced the next heat would run next Wednesday, inviting all to join the carnival mood and enjoy the steady progress of the club.
The article notes a probable candidate, Bruce, and a meeting in Melouoene with discussions led by S. M. and Pri a 8. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a campaign event near Navan and mentions an amendment proposal. Names and places appear inconsistently, but the core theme is a political gathering and a call for modest changes.
A fragmented report shows tram workers opposing rationing measures amid a broader push for relief. The message hints at a coordinated stance against new price controls and quotas, reflecting labor tension and public service concerns.
Carry On during the great war era urges unity and steady resolve to win through. Despite reverses and gloom, the call remains to overcome inertia, keep hope, and rally divisions to a national effort for eventual prosperity and victory.
The readable parts describe a petrol fumes ignition and an explosion risk with scattered fragments and names obscured. The text remains fragmentary with numerous garbled words and lacking coherent details or a clear incident summary.
A chaotic scene unfolded as unemployed demonstrators clashed with police in the duchy, triggering a heavy police presence and arrests. Authorities vow to restore order as tensions rise over joblessness and political discontent.
Sydney press reports a church leader snubbing meddling in politics while urging parishioners to stay neutral. The piece notes the moderator’s smirk and highlights concerns over political engagement within religious groups.
In London on Thursday the latest billiards scores show a high scoring clash between players Lindeum and Newman. Newman records include breaks of 9208 and 403 with Linvoleum achieving 7186 and 1183. The report notes several other breaks and totals in the session.
A Sydney factory suffered total destruction in a blaze described as fierce and early in the morning. Fire teams fought the flames throughout the day, but damage was extensive and the proprietors face serious losses with questions over insurance and oversight.
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