01 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
1
Display features chic model outfits and millinery with Tuscan hats and beiges. Highlights include black Java straw, beige georgette, felt embellishments, trimmed brims, and decorative bows. Fabrics like tulle with velvet tones appear across multiple ensembles, with couture shaping and mounted accessories.
The page showcases a range of frocks and outerwear with details on fabrics like satin and mariette, plus coats and dresses labeled with styles and prices. It mentions bodice and sleeve elements, belts, and decorative touches such as lace, yokes, and shoulder knots, reflecting a period fashion catalog.
Idle mills and miners paralyze the metropolitan area with mass walkouts over a new award. Officials announce arbitration while thousands of workers and carpenters refuse to resume until terms are settled, affecting timber trade and transport as unions press for 42 hour week. The standoff counts thousands in disrupted wages and potential factory closures.
Report from London describes grim conditions in Northumberland and Durham seen by miners and their families amid rough weather and uncertainty. The scene highlights hardship, fear, and public sympathy as officials and residents react to poor shelter, fatigue, and dangers faced by workers and their households.
Fragmented report outlines a parliamentary opposition meeting at Parliament House on Wednesday. It mentions plans, protests, and party strategy, with lingering confusion over policy specifics and candidate readiness as candidates and officials discuss election conduct and public response.
A garbled report describes an afternoon incident at Wilton farm where a large end representative was present. The piece mentions Eye troubles, Pipicotag, and Grvaroer Sir Totin Goodwin amid a disrupted scene with sedatives and a Thursday date.
Canberra reporters relay a cryptic briefing on an inquiry into native trouble at Habout. The note hints government concern and names Brigadier General and other officials, with scattered references to locations like New Gittnes and Ratwat, leaving readers awaiting full details.
London council plans a proposed inquiry into the iron and steel industry. The move, led by a minority group, aims to examine ownership, taxation, and compensation practices affecting industry and workers. The report seeks a parliamentary commission to evaluate industrial structure and government policy.
A damaged OCR fragment reports on King Progrean and progress under a royal regime. It mentions slavery, governance, and a periodical timetable with unclear dates, suggesting archival turmoil and misread phrases. Strong entities are sparse due to garbled text, but references to a king and a London date hint at imperial or ceremonial content.
London reports capture of a key detainee near Lisbon amid protests over embassy pronouncements. Foreign Secretary statements indicate ongoing diplomatic efforts with the Portuguese government as the Fifth Alexander movement stirs in Lisbon. An unnamed official was seized and held for alleged wrongdoing, while further detentions may follow as ministers weigh responses.
A chaotic by election in London unfolds amid factional clashes. Labour’s Andre Clarke leads a fractured field including Conservative candidate Major Tan Oylville and Liberal candidate Tavud Rete, with unclear vote totals as tensions rise following the death of Mr Hubshikos.
Apparent report notes team selectors naming Thusetay Owinge and Dawe for a forthcoming match. Mentions Kyulusk Vietuela in watch status, M Peaghy appointed batsman for the game, with Connor to be at saver and a snatch at Keveping noted amid irregular wording.
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