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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
1
Government moves to limit unemployed influx into Queensland
Brisbane reports state that after the Country-National victory the government will prevent an influx of unemployed from other states. Minister Bizer says Queensland will protect local workers and will not absorb new arrivals until current locals find jobs. The government will use all effective methods to manage the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Bizer
Queensland
King Replies to London Greetings on Birthday
The King, in good spirits after a long illness, thanked London citizens via the Lord Mayor for birthday greetings. The Prince of Wales and Princess Mary visited, and General Higgins sent birthday wishes from Salvation Army. Markets remained firm amid political uncertainty and renewed strength in government securities.
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London
Kyunston Studd
Prince of Wales
Princess Mary
Higgins
Salvation Army
Two elders collapse and die at Christchurch Trotting Club
Auckland report says at the Christchurch trotting course yesterday two elderly men, Henry Dryden and Frederick Taigel, collapsed during the day. Dryden died while about to collect a dividend, Taigel after the last race.
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Auckland
Christchurch
Henry Dryden
Frederick Taigel
Acquitted Cairns Murder Charge for Mary Thomas
In the circuit court on Tuesday Mary Thomas was charged with the wilful murder of Sophia Kew known as May Kerrigan by shooting her at Tunisfail on May 13. She was found not guilty after a 40 minute retirement. The Crown entered a nolle prosequi to the charge of killing Madge O Donnell on the same day. Acquittal was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Mary Thomas
Sophia Kew
May Kerrigan
Tunisfail
Madge O'Donnell
Murder charge for Edward McNamee in Surat case
In the police court yesterday Edward McNamee was charged with the wilful murder of Jack Green near Burat on April 12. He was committed for trial at the criminal sittings of the Circuit Court at Boma on June 24.
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Roma
Tueesday
Edward McNamee
Jack Green
Burat
Tha
Boma
Bribery case at Manly Council court finds man guilty
Ernest Zoukra an agent was found guilty of offering a bribe to the Mayor of Manly. He was fined 100 pounds with costs or six months in jail, and given two months to pay. Prosecution said he sought a council contract for garbage tin fabrication and offered 500 pounds in shares in a proposed company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Central Police Court
Ernest Zoukra
Manly
Datendant
Costa
Manly Council
Opium seized from Taiping smuggling attempt at Sydney
Customs officials today seized 60 tins of prepared opium smuggled onshore from the steamer Taiping. The opium valued at 500 pounds. The offender, a Chinese cook, was fined 2100 pounds with 3 shillings and 4 pence in coats, and ordered detained until the fine is paid.
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Sydney
Taiping
Cabinet Meets in Brisbane Amid Reform Talks
The cabinet gathered in Brisbane with the Lands Minister and Home Secretary missing due to central Queensland travel. The Premier said much time was spent on proposed legislation for the coming session, while railway matters and state enterprise disposal methods received focus. The Price Mixing Department will be retained for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland
Btnte! Enterprise
Moore
Wal
Warder William Gagen Dies After Hospital Stay
William Gagen a 41 year old former Warden of Long Day Gaol died after lying unconscious since Saturday night in hospital. Police investigate whether he was attacked or involved in a fight. Three men are in custody as investigators probe possible prison-related revenge.
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Bydney
William Gagen
Long Day Gaol
Eure
Gagen
Gogen
Rain floods Canberra ministerial office in Capitol city
The Nudator for Customs Senator Gullett found his office flooded by overnight rain, forcing a move to new quarters. He noted the water caused inconvenience but expressed that the situation could bring no harm to his role, while praising the pastoral property recently bought near Canberra as a welcome change.
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Canberra
Tueediy
Customs
Senator Gullett
Lila Offee
Firat Cantorm
Aune Weela
Skhedeon
Ferro
Yealdewt
Hin
Baldwin Resigns as Prime Minister Amid Cabinet Split
London reports Stanley Baldwin plans resignation after cabinet divisions mark a political crisis. King will receive Baldwin then Ramsay MacDonald to form a government. ministers anticipate formal resignations as Labour and Liberals assess moves amid market reaction and party leadership questions.
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Baldwin
Windsor
Madrid
League of Nations Council
Spain
League
Ramsay Mac Doisla
Daily Express
House of Commons
Pariament
Trimsay MacDonald
Furce
MacDonald
Labour
Lloyd George
Daily Telegraphia
Age Lahbawritea
Courageous Italian Mine Rescuer Dies After Gas Tragedy
In Melbourne the death toll from a gas-filled mine includes Jumbuuna workers. Trizaita rushed to save two mates, and died with them as officials reached the scene. Deputy manager warned others to turn back before perishing. Bodies recovered after air pumps cleared the mine. Nearby Brisbane tax returns show eleven month totals and May revenue figures with increases in half-year receipts and mining income.
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Melbourne
Moi
Tordinands Trizaita
Mr. Rowe
Swtfire
J. Triznita
CG. Tizanti
Bowe
J. Trizaita
Tizanti
Fy. Trizaiti
Transatlantic Attempt From Seville By French Aviators
Transatlantic news from Paris reports Captains Cou douret and Maillou departed Orly for Seville in a GOC horsepower monoplane France to launch an Atlantic flight. The move follows French govt restrictions on long distance flights and difficulties arranging at the Orly aerodrome. The Orly commander prior to departure deemed the attempt imprudent.
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Paris
Coudouret
Maillou
Orly
Seville
France
Oriand
Queensland geophysicist tours Europe and America
Mr. B. Dunstan, Chief Geologist of Queensland, returns from a study tour of geophysical methods for locating minerals. He sailed from Brisbane on a steamer last October and was due in Sydney on Thursday after visiting Europe and America.
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Brisbane
Sydney
B. Dunstan
Gralaiat
Queensland
Europe
America
Dunstan
Car Driver Gets Three Months Hard Labour
Daniel Keen, 21, a labourer, was sentenced to three months hard labour for injuring a woman when a motor car mounted the footpath on May 25. Keen admitted driving. he had no licence and claimed the other man was present. Judge Curlew noted careless car accidents are too common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Daniel Keen
Keen
Strikers’ Ruse Damaged Timber Trucks in Wollongong
Police report tampering of three timber lorry tanks at Wollongong. Sugar, caustic soda, and empty powder were found in petrol tanks and oil areas, suggesting a deliberate strike-related sabotage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollongong
Air mails depart from Maryland aerodrome to Kalgoorlie
The first air mail consignments to the United States began from Marylands aerodrome aboard the West Australian Airways plane at 0.39. Twenty four mail bags weighing 670 pounds were carried. The plane returned tonight and will depart for Kalgoorlie again in the morning with additional mail from Settera. Bath de. Syvorles to be picked up tomorrow by the City of Perth upon arrival at Kalgoorlie for transport to South Australia. In Adelaide a mail flight on the City of Darth left at 7.15 am reaching Cedunn at 12.40 pm after a rough trip. The passengers praised the comfort, and the plane departed for Forrest at Lif pom.
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Perth
Aeria
Marylands Aerodrome
Kalgoorlie
Australian Airways
Bath
Syvorles
Porth
Bouth Anatralle
Lel
Adelaide
Gold
Aret Winther
Darth
Cedunn
Forrest
Lif Pom
Cabinet set to meet as Labour pressure mounts
A cabinet meeting is planned while Minksters may confer. Labour leaders push for a decision as national executive prepares to meet with the parliamentary party on Wednesday. Opposition figures address Mr Tommy MacDowall, praising leadership amid calls for unemployment relief and Liberal policy. In London, the King has accepted Baldwin’s resignation.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Downing-atract
Earl Balfour
Ochamberlain
Offas
Canberra
Ueslay
Sewilla
Vablogran
Tommy MacDowall
Awatratinn Kobvour
Ex Attorney General Berisha Visits Dublin During Tour
On Monday former Attorney-General Wovid Berisha began a visit to Great Britain, with plans to travel to Dublin around mid November. He left Dublin as a boy and will not visit his birthplace due to birth place restrictions.
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Umibgane
Tusiliy
Tha
Ah Mulla
Wovid Berisha
Great Briloly
Dubin
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