13 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 13, 1929
Page
1
Local retailer advertises Ka por and fireproof mattresses with sizes and prices from 4ft to 6ft beds. Includes cot mattresses, single and double options, with rates ranging from 15 shillings to about 7 pounds 10 shillings for various sizes and finishes.
Canberra reports the Southern Cross was located about 20 miles from Georges Waters and 30 miles east of Port George. All crew are alive with water and a creek nearby. Airmen at Glenelg River and St George Basin confirmed they are well as rescue efforts continue.
A fierce tornado swept north and central Arkansas causing a high death toll and many injuries. Little Rock reports forty six dead and numerous injured with fear the final toll will rise beyond forty. The hard hit Gulon and Wifton areas suffered the brunt amid continuing rain and rescue efforts.
On Kirra Beach a crowd watched riflemen and locals battle sharks during a lively afternoon. Pilchards drew shoals close to shore as fishermen and police used improvised weapons in attempts to harpoon and deter the predators. After initial volleys most sharks retreated, with only one seen near the water.
A man entered the Bank of Adelaide on Gonger Street and demanded money with a double barreled sawn off gun. He wore white gloves and fled but was tackled by Constable McConnell after attempting to escape on a bicycle. John Antwistle was charged with robbery under arms. linked to £247 in notes found on his shirt.
In Brisbane on Friday the Premier denounced claims that the press is free only when useful to government. He called such charges amusing and asserted that the press must serve public interest, even as governments seek ads and visibility.
Alfred W. Ellis, 52, was found not guilty of murdering his son Jockey Elia in a domestic quarrel on March 16 and was discharged. The defense lawyer Mr Abigail, with 90 years of experience, lamented the tragedy as among the saddest cases he knew. The judge commented on the jury’s verdict and noted the punishment already endured.
A taxicab garage tomb was wrecked by a gangster and the Suburban Leader offices damaged. A second bomb hit a patrol war suspect, destroying a filling station and damaging a downtown hotel.
In Brisbane Supreme Court Theophiloa Goodrick commission agent was found guilty of fraudulent misrepresentation. Judge Hencman expressed doubt about whether a signed transfer could be security for commission and considered suspending sentence pending the Court of Criminal Appeal ruling. Bail was set at 200.
The government clashed with a newspaper over public funding for advertising critical of state policy. Officials argued against using public money to publish content that could damage the state while acknowledging the press’s influence on elections and public opinion.
Writs were issued to 72 returning officers in Queensland for the forthcoming state elections. Officers will conduct ballots under official instructions with writs returnable June 15. Nomination day is April 19 and polling day May 11.
In London a horse praised as a national treasure received honors from its American owner Tack Whitney. The horse, noted for winning the Cheltenham Gold Cup and placing second in the Grand National, was celebrated at a grand banquet with guests and decorations in pink and white.
The Evening Standard analyzes Labour Commons action prophecies noting an optimistic Wink as the average foresees Labour to gain an absolute majority or to act as the largest party with Liberal support.
Priday held a prize draw for The Casket Riadane with a total pool of about 7,045. First prize awarded to Dalstot, Min. 7,045 claimed by D. Guilfoyle Marvin Bankny. Second prize to ticket No 1 as shown. Third prize to ticket No 80 099 Rin Oro Syndicats to P. Boonr rit Routh Milabana.
A court convicted an individual named Newbery for involvement in a promontory incident. The Central Bunimong Court imposed a fine of 60 pounds with 10 pounds 10 shillings costs. The defendant faces further proceedings for related charges.
Admiral Weinynahina, known as Tora Prester in service circles, retires after reaching the mandatory age limit. The navy notes a lengthy career with multiple commands and international assignments.
A wide assortment of wool crepe de chine repp priestley’s repp and coat velours priced at 4/11 to 20/ yard features. Colors include navy green beige brown lido fawn grey and black. Also English cashmere flannel and check tweeds offered in multiple shades for sportswear and tailoring.
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