Federal Elections Show Government Gain With Key Seats in Doubt
In Sydney and Melbourne reports, government candidates led with over 1,000,000 preferences tallied and Ministerialists ahead of Labor. Abbott secured a heavy vote, while contests in Barton Gwydir and Sydney seats remained tight. Queensland battles, including Herbert with Theodore versus Nott, drew attention as results shift. The piece notes compulsory voting and debates on democracy and registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Etasia
Senate
Labor
Abbot
Sumulor Gardiner
Barton
Ley
McDonald
Abbott
Country Party
We Gowen
Cummie
Riley
Baker
Niny South Wales
Hichmond
Williams
M Macauurie
Maunijis
Ate Queensland
Werbert
Arhors
Wersunnes
G Theodore
Br. Nott
Theodore
Queensland
Bowen
South Australian Senate race seen with uncertain outcome
In Adelaide reports the South Australian Senate contest is uncertain despite Liberal expectations. Campaign figures name Parson and Ghebman as potential winners, with postal and absent votes likely to influence the final result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Torsiy
South Australia
Luberal
Ural
Nevedund
Mebiellen
Ghepman
Walan
O'Geuver
Senate
Tabor
Cabinet Meets Next Week in Melbourne
The document notes a meeting in Melbourne involving Tuvstlitz Av and Binee. It mentions a West Canuer gathering planned for Tuesday and a future congress with unit and federal party involvement. An event is set for January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tuvstlitz
Binee
Compulsory Voting Editorial in Daily Herald
The Daily Herald prints an editorial titled The Conscripted Voterd, noting interest in compulsory voting and the potential effects on election results. The piece analyzes how mandatory suffrage might shape turnout and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Prime Minister's Prestige Under Strike Controversy
The Daily Telegraph reports Prime Minister Bruce Das lruyeosely Say to used His personal prestige by the Commonwealth. The strike issue tests Parliament and his stance on legality and appeal, contrasting opponents who resort to fabrications and forged statements while his integrity remains under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atunday
Daily Telegraph
Bruce Das
Commonwealth
Han
Sir
Bruce
Ine
Queensland senate and house latest results with electors
Latest figures show electors on roll around 440 057 for the Senate and 42 807 for the House. The tally lists candidates such as Riordan Jensen Turley Glasgow Thompean and Lee Herbert with varying vote shares and incomplete totals. The overall majority has narrowed by about 1 000 and further updates are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
xGivens Phos
Ata
Riordan
Jensen
Turley
aGlasgow
House of Representatives
xCamerot
NSW Senate Vote Tally From Hall Figures Totals
New South Wales Senate results show Hall leading with a large sum recorded as 208,848 pounds. Listed candidates include Abbott PLP Nab, Dooles Lib, Grant D, Dunn Pe, Greene We Nah, Thom s, Eldvidse Jo, and Xtunea Nut with various figures next to their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Hall
Senate
Sult
Abbott
Plp
Dooles
Grant
Dunn
Labe
Greene
Thoms
Eldvidse
Jo G
House of Representatives election figures and electors
Fragmented OCR lists names and elector tallies for representatives and electors by region. It references Barton Calare and numerous candidates with party marks, roll numbers, and vote totals, indicating a summary of election results and roll standings.
Faith in Australia Prompts Admiration Amid Press View
A London report notes Jack Hollis praising Australia and his belief in its value as seen through subscriber support. The Australian Press Association quotes comments on the practical form of belief and the modest but steady subscriptions that sustain the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austratigy Press Association
Lonon
Jack Hollis
Australia
Lulief
Lee
Uni Tis Mumian
Austyatiay Press Associaion
Klybs Sai “M
Sustela
Lead Manufactory in London Seeks German Market Supplies
In London on Monday Associated Leal Manufacturers Limited reports its Tendon and Liverpool works have shifted to producing German load and fuel refining products. German Tut works will be used for marine lead oxides and related materials, rapidly supplying German and Russian markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australial Pressocialion
London
Associated Leal Manufacturers
Liverpool
Haarburg
Cd 40
Labor Party Condemns Communists and Expels Members
The Quebec provincial convention of the Canadian Labor Party unanimously approved a resolution to advise members against Communists joining the party and to expel any known Communist members, condemning fascism in public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canadian Labor Party
Koown Fu
Andler Water Craft Prompts High Authority Talks
The Evening Standard reports that Bellí plans to send plenipotentiaries with full powers to negotiate limits on a underwater raft and potential abolition. Talks aim to set time and place by mutual agreement and may cover broader subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenlig Standard
Polilica
France and Germany Discuss Evacuation and Bonn Conference
A war era dispatch notes partial talks between France and Germany on parts and the Rhineland. It mentions a council at ambassadors and hopes Cologne evacution by February 80. The report expresses hope for an early withdrawal of the German Allied government from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Calion
Rhineland
Council
Cologne
Berlin
Coast Guard Fatality Report From Nova Scotia Harbor Storm
Nine men of the United States coast guard were drenched when a small launch capsized during a storm near Mossill in Nova Scotia harbor. Rescue efforts followed as officials investigated the incident and a fatality was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewer
Mauhpan
Monedary
United States
Nova Scotia
Nationalist Conference Vows Strict Action Near War Pact
Berlin reports a nationalist conference attended by 2,000 delegates from across the country resolved to treat the We Lovarna Treaty with a ruthless and decisive slant. The gathering signals a hardline stance amid mounting tensions and calls for united action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uteater
Berlin
Dunedin Exhibit Opens With Governor General Attending
The Dunedin event opened today with the Governor General and a large crowd. Entertainment ran from morning to evening, praised for its lively shows and child friendly acts. Performances by the Nile ones and Weekly Hen drew high praise for novelty and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Thg
Baradine Saga Aboard Baradine Near Cape Town
Captain and crew report distress and threats aboard the Baradine during voyage from London to Australia. Strikes and men refusing duty delayed operations at Fremantle and Cape Town, with 1600 tons of ore to be discharged at Port Adelaide and ship scheduled to sail to Melbourne on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Tueda
Steaimer
le Gite
Guler
Vines
London
Cape
Cape- Town
Austalia
Fremantle
Surlet
Arenitu
Paniltt
Gremen
Anl
Port Adelaide
Luis
Iinse
Wagan
Outey Harbor
Melbourne
Attempted Arson at Harbors Board Offices
Reports from Cairns say a Liberte group attempted to burn the Harbors Board offices in Brisbane. The engineer’s office was broken into and kerosene spread. flour was spread as a fire starter. Two footprints were found outside and a bottle containing kerosene was discovered nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Tts
Cairns
Harbors Board
Nulaftien
Not Yet Over Determination in Victoria Melbourne Ties
Notable remarks from View men's strike committee secretary O Neill state the British sea workers strike to continue in New South Wales. Port Curramene old New Zealanders were to join the workers, while Northumberland crew members faced arrest as mystery over the vessel’s fate deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Melbourne
O'Neill
Viewmen
Tony
New South Wales
Tie Wine Northumberland
Water workers declare the Carrinal a blacklisted steamer
The Water Site Workers Federation announces that the steamer Carrinal is blacklisted after an incident involving farmers and sugar shipments. The action targets the vessel and its operations, signaling a broad protest against the ship’s handling and labor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synney
Tossdlay
Pirie Radio Club Movement Aims To Boost Wireless Hobby
A Pirie movement proposes forming a Radio Club to foster co operation among wireless enthusiasts. Meetings planned weekly with expert tips on tuning and set manipulation, plus instructional programs from Adelaide clubs, aiming to educate the Pirie community and boost local wireless entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirie Radio
Wireless Ieenseus
Piru
Joey
Lown
Thors
Piriy
Pirie
W. Blelit
Abx
Ne-Terograph
J. McCaymack
Pelme
Radin
Clnh
Adelaide
Uwe Wenybers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hunter
Mara
Thasenale
Herbert
Otr
B. G
Nott
Skoul Sla
Maranoa
South Australian Senate
Daily Herald” Views
Eulogistic British Press
Houter
Key
xMcDonald
Calare
C.B
Enelom Ls
Lily
East Sydney
Rui
Aivest
Orchard R
Lida
Iwydir
Huiter
Xitarison, M
Horsfall, A
HeiNaksee
xIahnson
Wo BE
Eaeh
Wille
Willams
Chern
Neve
Jilgi Sehout
Miss Willams
Suain
Sue Ting Sklaren
Operetli
Perhays - Wey
Mum
Dad
Sis
Zis
Ehiluren
Uny
Hiv
Sutich
News’ OF the World
HoRes
Lead Manufactory
Andler
Britain
Oistuss
France
Coastguard
Locarno
Tosh
Meir
Widiatis
Willy
Willis Ndd
Maritime
THE
Baradine
Interstate
Cricket
Scott
Adebriot
J.D. Scott
Iin
Whelttle
A. Ambler
G. Grimmett
Ambler
Grimmett
Ane
Walsh
Sid Olf
Tyner
Ant Woodtall
A. Richandson
Avie Woodtull
Aid
le Inverlain
Syder
Eeail Gawhalim
Love
Boothusipalian
Soalt
Woodful
Victoria Tails
Wid
Wilts
Blackie
Ponsford
Hendry
Pilichard & Ryder
Headey
T.ow. Bymill
Richardson O Ellis
Henry
Scotth Hendry
E.G. Wainwright
Ieonmonger
EB. G. Palmer
O Love
Tron
V. Grimmelt
E Myder
Honiley
Awaiok
Ly Lunatics
Yolo
Wowavngen
Liddle
Sane
Hater
Aylat
Howlis
Palmer
Howe
Richardson
Grimietl
Youe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!