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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
6
A man armed with an axe forced entry into Paddington homes on Chlotinnins Street causing terror as residents fled. Children were frightened from beds and snatched from rooms before a crowd of about 600 gathered. Police finally arrested the assailant after a pursuit and dramatic confrontation.
Fragmented remarks reveal delegates from Britain in a strategic lead over the United States in interim naval planning. The piece notes Admiral Jellicoe Field and Egarton as central figures while hinting at the American, British, and other powers shaping the agenda ahead of a conference led by Vice Admiral Field.
In Brisbane, a deputation from the Queensland Retail Jewellers' Association discussed with the Minister for Mines the removal of opal from a recognised list of first atoms. The minister warned actions could reflect on opal mining in Queensland and requested efforts to prevent any retaliation against the industry.
In Brisbane on Friday Anthranetian court granted the Cheeseborough Manufacturing Company a restraining order against Robert McAliater and Edward Harold Farnsworth for infringing their Vaseline trademark by adding a substance described as petroleum jelly labeled Warantine. The decision noted that Vaseline damages were considered, but a remedy was found against infringers. Mr. Jes Mnerhogan indicated he could take further action as needed.
Friday report notes Craig's eye trouble is not as serious as feared. He practiced with the team and showed improvement, giving fans hope for a competitive game. The squad, upbeat and focused, expects a tough but winnable matchup.
The Brisbane Supreme Court, at Warwick, dismissed a claim by Tuatiee Waol Onnek against G. Marton seeking £76 from a sale by exchange at Jew’s Retreat. The judge found the mortgage not payable and the magistrate’s findings well supported, ending the appeal.
In the House of Commons Sir Wm Joynson Hicks told Mr Rhys that all but one of the members of the Soviet mission had left Russia. Of 67 Soviet trade allegations, six had been given final notices to go, with about 250 employees in Arena and other trading organizations. The ministry would interfere with illegitimate political activity and remove or expel those involved as rapidly as possible.
In Melbourne Priday a cash box containing £400 and £18 in money, private papers, two cheques valued at £463, vanished from the Gibson Battle Proprietary offices. A man surrendered a cash box found in a motor truck near Lygon Street Carlton, later identified as the stolen box from Gibson Battle, containing private papers and two cheques.
Cairns communications from Morvia, general secretary, warn that expulsion is not endorsed by the Waterside Workers Federation of Australia. Any Onirna branch member in dispute who withheld funds should contact secretary Brophy for payments. The committee cautions obedience and notes disciplinary action for wilful disobedience.
After a conference at the suggestion of Mr. Gilles, the waterfront trouble is settled. The four men who were to be employed have agreed to apologize to Captain Waterson for late language. Work will resume tomorrow.
In Darlinghurst on Andrew Street two children, Daphne Gleeson 10 and Robert Herringe Gleeson 2, died after being overcome by fumes from a gas heater during a bath. The mother was away. a landlady pried open the door to find the bath overflowing and the pilot light burning with a strong gas smell. Attempts at resuscitation failed.
In London the Premier of Queensland Mr McCormack, before leaving America, was hosted by the Duke of Sutherland. He praised Empire links and sugar export prospects, urged imperial technical aid for farmers, and discussed Australian Prime Ministers Conference gains, while the Duke urged Labour governments to adopt the policy.
Minister for Mines voiced cautious optimism about Mt Isa development. He noted potential for copper growth near the coast, while acknowledging transport and inland port issues. A rail link from Duchras to Mt Isa was under construction, with some facilities planned to ease coastwise trade and northern access.
New Zealand defeated Northumberland by one hinge and three runs. Hog tind wore S70 gy Northumberlaned, 279. Merritt took for whekete for 300, and Blan theee for 51. In Northumberland's second innings, 207 with Pritchard 8 and Bren NO. Merritt took four for 40, Blunt three for 57.
Throughout the Rogal Commission hearing in Brisbane, George Richard Hanének, owner of two Sandgate cinemas, decried American monopoly tactics in film distribution. He said exchanges buy cheap films and rent them at higher rates to exhibitors, harming British and Australian films. He urged support for Australian productions and noted a possible 60 percent British film representation in programs. The commission adjourned for Bundaberg tonight.
General regret was expressed at the death of Mrs Day wife of Matt Day Commercial Hotel Stanthorpe. She left a grieving husband and four children and was 48 years old at death. She was a daughter of Mr Alexander and Mrs Rosa of Eukey and married in 1908. The funeral drew a vast crowd with a mile long cortege and many floral tributes. Local leaders attended including Mr A F P C Regerson and Mr Stanhope. The service at the graveside was conducted by the Rev McGovern.
A damaged record recalls Elina who died after a long life spanning 1841 to 187? years. It mentions travel from England to Queensland in 1869 aboard the Anna Moore, with family, settling at Branthorpa in 1872. Mr Geo Sima is named as her husband, and a later note hints at his moving to join her. The fragment ends abruptly.
London crowds swelled as Miss Betty Nuthall defeated Mrs. Mallory 6-2 6-3 in a Wimbledon match. The American champion showed early strength but Nuthall’s speed, powerful drives, and deft backhandRecovery carried the set. Spectators praised the young Briton for her aggressive play and crowd-pleasing shots.
Acting Premier Porgan Smith defended Melbourne Premier conference outcomes on Commonwealth and State finance reform. He urged constitutional amendment and a referendum to implement the Loan Council proposal, noting benefits for Queensland and future per capita payments amid population growth. He urged swift action and supported the proposal’s aim for a stronger national finances.
Brisbane stock exchange listings show Commonwealth hands five percent bonds and multiple notes across decades, with figures for Queensland National Bank rights, Howard Smith, Perkins Brewery, and Queensland Meat Export among others. Exchange prices include percent rates, pounds shillings pence, and notes on bonds maturing in 1927 and 1940, reflecting market activity and investor interest.
Fragmentary obituary notices describe the Bima family with reference to a right and independence theme. The deceased is noted as upright with a small character, survived by three daughters and several relatives listed with surnames Mears Sima Waritel Gea Amis Stans thorpe Brownjohn Lamont. Funeral details mention a Saturday burial attended by J P Parker.
Brisbane reports heavy supply and widespread low quality Inverny chat at Rama Street with bales selling from 8/0 to 4/6 and mixed chaff weak demand. Wagga feed and English potatoes see varied trading, maize and maize products in oversupply, overall dull market conditions. Sydney quotations list lucerne hay at 6.10, maize 5/6, oats 4/9, potatoes 26 to 8, eggs 2/9.
London butter prices ease amid heavy Continental supplies. Danish quoted at 140/ and 100/ for Australian and New Zealand butter range. New Zealand white 84/ to 86/. Australian coloured 84/ to 96/. Brisbane dispatch notes continued heavy imports and 7000 boxes of Australian butter in wharf stores.
The Beihano Fat and Produce Association reports thin week’s salons with only a small supply forward. Prices varied as extreme lights showed declines for light and medium hides. Heavyweights and tallow quoted lower while berths for traders and farmers showed cautious demand.
In Dublin a tense political scene unfolded as pro and anti De Valera factions clashed around the Dail. Hundreds of Civic Guards blocked streets while leaders of opposing forces gathered at the cathedral for a service led by the Archbishop. De Valera supporters arrived by road trains and wagons. some took the oath while others refused, denying access to the Dail.
In Capetown on Thursday the Labour Party amendment to the Flag Bill was defeated after four days of debate. The government carried the bill by a 22 vote majority with one independent and one Labourite supporting the opposition. It is expected the Senate will reject, prompting a joint session in October to enact the measure.
The market shows no change with Merino wool prices fluctuating. Readings include full wool from 133d to 15d, short-wools 730 to 10d, aduad pelts 6d to 7d, damaged 44 to 59, tallow figures, and prime mixed prices quoted at 27 10, good colour 98 15, with inferior around kos.
The Farmers and Graziers Coop reports Wednesday sales in Sydney with Rebbit Skine offerings at 314 tons, largest. Demand weaker and prices declined. heavy pelts and greasier columns show varied values, with top quotes for 14 grades and best skins at 48/0 to 27/8 per dozen.
A damaged notice outlines a sale action for a property on Warwick and Porey streets and related fixed improvements. It names parties including Mr Ae Se Hong, and references terms and an auction or division process. The readable fragments indicate a public sale tied to existing improvements and property boundaries.
Grazing properties in the Freyinaye Alstrict and Thane districts are reported as for sale or lease. The Warwiel leasehold involves about 5000 acres with Bert Cooper as purchaser, while Thane perpetual lease centers on about 7000 acres with Mrs. B Costello named as purchaser. The firm notes strong inquiry for grazing properties.
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