Latour Trampled by Nationalists and Country Party
Melbourne voters see a volatile election with Nationalists and Country Party edging Independent Labour. A Labour campaigner, suspected to be Crooghan, is struck amid a rally as the Labor camp reveals apathy. final figures expected close to general election levels with a Nationalist lead and possible government coalition.
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Melbourne
Wien
Lalor
Ma. A
Tm Witaher
Labor
Pfalor
IBM
Atrick
Crooghan
Hoi Yarra
W. Denchitel
Protron
Drenchfeld
Iran
Grougha
Tabor
Oles
Wis
Labour
Tadenendent
Ulater
Labour Hors
Earth Tremors in New Guinea Shake Port Moresby
Reuters dispatch notes a very severe quake near New Guinea with Sydney possibly feeling the first wave. Observers say the disturbance center may lie near the Fly River, causing serious damage. quake likened to a major 1915 event.
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Bydney
de. Pigott
Riverview Observatory
New Guinea
Cabula Port Moresby
Pigott
Sydney
Fly River
Port Moresby
Ban Jose
de iWornia
Thiursday
Pers
Judgment Reserved In Hotel Sale False Representation Case
In Brisbane the case of William Austin versus Mrs Mary Keogh regarding false representations in the sale of the Roversign Hotel was continued. Keogh testified she engaged in some after hours trading but had done little recently due to police scrutiny. The broker Teeter Doughty noted depreciation in the hotel since the tenancy began until cold weather. Judgment was reserved.
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Brisbane
William Austin
Mary Keogh
Roversign
Funrems
Austin
Teeter Doughty
Keogh
Steamer Walhemo Returns in Heavy Weather
The steamer Walhemo, listing to port, reached Port Chalmers after trouble in squally seas while steering for Norax Antire. A later incident caused injuries aboard as lightning struck wiring and forced a halt for repairs and assessments.
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Wellington
Thureday
Walhemo
Port Chalmers Yeater
Panorax
Eritiewt
Joe
Metal Market Tin and Copper London Quotations
London quotes for tin and copper released in Sydney show copper at mpl £0 13s 0d spot, three months £1 10s 8d, while tin shows mpt 821/18/0 with three months 13s 0d. The report reflects market levels in the London market via overseas wires.
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Sydney
London
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS. KES BANK TARADIYE
The document lists names of scholarship recipients and passers by KES Bank Taradiye, including Merrieia May Slip Ertext Seal Heainah Wolves Roberh Pincorin and many others. The long roster features students and staff with varied spelling and punctuation, indicating a formal enrollment or award notice in a local paper.
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KES Bank
Taradiye
Lilley
Een Warek Hai
Deseo Trieliord
Mivrtioornhey
Mavfineie Me
Winles
Shire Boundary Alteration Proposed at Grifrane
Official notice from the Australian Home Secretary informs of plans to alter shire boundaries. Adlora Clifton Rosenthal will gain portions of Allora and Rosenthal while Clifton will receive parts of Rosenthal. Changes likely within three months unless objections arise.
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Grifrane
PF. T. Brennan
Adlora
Clifton
Rosenthal
Allora
Rowenthal
Shire of
Shire of Clifton
Noties
Cotton growing discussed by Linnard Hotels rep in Brisbane
Mr B Smith of Linnard Hotels Corp questioned the bill for Queens cotton growing. He noted U S cotton varieties, the impact of boll weevil pests and labor issues. He argued white labor is unsuitable for picking, predicting future reliance on colored labor and expansion in Queensland with comparisons to Arizona and California experiments.
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Brisbane
B. Smith
Linnard Hotels Corporation
Ban Franciscs
Queens
Land
America
Europe
Japan
Bmnith
Smith
Queensland
Mr. Smith
Mr.Smith
Egypt
South Africa
Arizona
California
Agricultural council discussions in Brisbane defer Queenland talks
In Brisbane on Thursday the Agricultural Council and the Queenland Producers Association met with Premier and Minister for Agriculture W N Gillies and Director J Hy Mactregar. They reviewed financial plans for the coming year and debated government policy, taxation, and regulatory matters affecting the council, with Gillies noting other duties limited his attendance. The session covered expenditure, commissions, and potential legislation in the agriculture sector.
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Maectiregur Yormia
Wuisintion
GR Bee
Nlr
Wales
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Bronchial Coughs
A historic remedy ad suggests relief from bronchial coughs with Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. It markets peppermint-based syrup as a quick soothing tonic, claiming to ease breathing and clear the chest for tired, ailing readers.
Federal Parliament Sits Highlight Early Budget and Unemployment Debate
In yesterday's parliamentary sitting members debated unemployment and wartime reconstruction. Leaders discussed government measures for development, state funding of main roads, and provisions to support Australian industry while stressing careful wording to avoid implying mass unemployment. The Main Roads Development Bill authorizes £1,000,000 in advances to states, with Queensland set for £188,000. opposition urged immediate implementation and stronger state action.
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Pere
Joe Sarert
Mir
Upton
Britain
Bruce
Mes Burchi
Commonwealth
MacDonald
PD. J. O'Keefe
Tae
Australia
P. G. Stewart
Cumvege
Queensland
Charlton
Btates
Senate debate on oil strike report and supply bill
In Benale today Senator Neo ham questioned government info on alleged oil strike in New Guinea. Senator Pearce cited telegram urging cautious reception. The supply bill was discussed in committee, Gardiner moved a reduction in items, the bill passed its report stage and the House rose.
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Benale
Neoham
W.A
New Guineas
Pearce
Home and Territories
Gardiner
Wegat
Buckjumping at Wembley Abandoned After Challenge
London thursday the buckjumping contest at Wembley cancelled after Snowy Thompson the Australian stock rider faced American Canadian rivals. A £1000 stake was to be contested using Australian saddles, with backing from Hugh D. McIntosh. Thompson mounted but failed to buck as others produced livelier rides, leading to dispute and eventual cancellation.
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London
Snowy
Thompson
Hugh D. McIntosh
Thompasn
Donderemere
Firat aid against coughe and eolda Woods Crest Peppermiut Cure
A brief note describes a remedy named Woods Crest Peppermiut Cure marketed as aid for coughs and colds amid early 20th century patent medicine style. No verifiable details on ingredients or sources are provided.
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Firat
Butter and Cheese Rates Dairies Discuss Standards
An article reports on butter export debates in Australia, including proposed reductions in fat standards for export butter, timber taint issues in butter boxes, and measures to improve quality. Dairy officials like Mr. Wallace and Mr. Graham weigh the effects of lowering fat standards, the role of timber quality, and packaging practices. The meeting notes actions by the Dairy Council and Timber Merchants Association, with plans to hold a May 1925 executive date.
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Brisbane
Thacwine
T Battier
Teliv
Wallace
Spas Agadtietbeet
Eran
Waeier
ADI Pratentin
Stan Dart
M. Wallner
Austealion Daire Council
Rey Ho
Conner
W. Graham
Winnett
W. FP. Warthey
M. J. Wilkins
London
Hastory
Graham
Henle
Late Cables Reflect Dearth of Government Clarity on Egypt and Sedan
The saga in Parliament shows Lord Parmeer questioning the Government’s pledges. The exchange reveals concerns over widening the Biden in our sense and the government’s prestige. Officials acknowledge obligations to Sivianewe while weighing responses to the Egypt and Sedan issues.
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Egypt
Sedan
Parmeer
Confidence in Mussolini supported by chamber vote
An unnamed Italian chamber majority passed a vote of confidence in Signor Mussolini. In Paris a Pasteur Institute doctor discussed a tuberculosis prevention method with limited effectiveness for those already infected. Vesteys interests bought Uruguay freezing works. Britain extends old age pensions benefiting about a quarter of the Romilian elderly.
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Mussolini
Rome
Wertiestag
Die Tert
Chamber of
de Duliet
Signor
Vesteys
London
Thuralay
Lelement Company
Uruguay
Britain
Bowe of Commons
Butter and Cheese Show Judges Highlight Co‑op Exhibits
The Queensianal Butter and Cheese Factory Managers’ Association tour at Parmners Co operative Distributing Company Tooma reviewed displays of time stored butter and cheese. Experts judged entries from Caboolture to Warwick, naming top producers in several butter and cheese classes and noting export readiness and price concerns.
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Brisbane
Thoreday
Minnagers' Association
Parmners Co-operative Distributing Company
Tooma
J. T. Tod
Coopermive Dairy
Assoriation
London
Caboolture Co-operative Dairy Company
Caboolture
Queensland Farmers Cooperative Company
Grantham
le Jun and Albert Co-operative Dairy Company
Queensland Farmers Co-operative Company
Booval
Warwick Butter and Iry Company
Quirey Co-operative Dairy Company
Bouth Queens‘land Dairy Company
Kingston
Mireatot
Duirping
Nanango Co Operative Dairy Company
Gunevne Land ‘Farmers Co-operative Company
Cabooltore Co-operative | Dairy Company Ltd
Mount Tyson
Pitteworth
Pittaworth
Pittsworth
Mooln Co-operative Dairy Company
Warwick Barter and Dairy Company
Lord John Swamy
Mount Tyas
Pitinworth Nu
Virgiilen Cooperative Tinie Campane
Warwick Rutter and Dairy Company
John Hwump
Pitteworth Nu
Pitsworth
Morelia Hietory
Vyvson Etory
Pittswatt
Eurnkgene Mitscher
Roullibriik Co-operative Factory
Ts Tereste Coeneentive Dairy Company
Co-operative Dairy
V. Waeetbrook Fastory
Racing fixtures and weights at Albion Park tomorrow
Brisbane notes list the Maiden, Flying, Tattersalls, Welter, Two Year Old, Novice and Winter Handicaps for the Albion Park meeting. The fields include Midnight Frolic, Trish Settlement, King Roredmond, Albina, Dewees, Serenoko, Advent, and many others with weights and entries across multiple handicap events. The article sketches the forthcoming program and anticipates Harventer's commentary on Tattersall's roomy course.
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Fievnl Aeroptniccs
Harventer's
Tattersal
Albion Park
Midnight Frolic
Trish Settlement
Pave Feta
Talewi King
Land Pax
la Bronge
Seribot
Estheros Ta
Sigrid
Hevehad
Atillehe
Peggy Clyde
Armed Guard
Lanetet
Grazer
Necon DD Bdiviston—Graaier
Bright Rain
Moorish Dnanee
Lilvval
Borndy
Stella Moris
Flying Archie
Hell's Pally
Palonarg
Robber Merle
Flying
King Roremond
Pair Exchange
Albina
Dewees
Serenoko
Gloryine
Pailene TA
Polyeter
Fair Exchange
Albius
Tatteralls
Mote
Disaster
Syece
Bhip AS
Thalasan
Silastre
Crties
Ray Rivers
Kernado
Thalassa
Ra Vm
Havor Renu
Bumptions
Count Gervasse
Bree King
Linwraith
Wivenho
Beownup
Bohae
Séandy
Pay Up
Leveret Ag
Actinic
Walker's Lad
Jean G
Ennntor
Wivenhoe
Lisbunnine
Rossbrook
Inah Settlement
Florene Humphrey
Araby
Square Tien
Night Flower
Volobility
Pat Hoss
Seaforthian
Nunpois
Dante Howe
Lenient Disqualification Appealed In Central Queensland Racing
In Rockhampton on Thursday the executive of the Central Queensland Racing Association met to hear the Lenient case. They upheld the appeal against the rider J Murphy and owner SN dodies, removing the six months disqualification imposed after Lenient’s ride in the Shorts Handicap on Monday.
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Rockhampton
Central Queensland Racing Association
SN. Dodies
J. Murphy
Ajige
South African Cricketers Endless Warm Welcome at Reigate
South African eleven opened a match with H D G Gower's team at Reigate in hot weather before 4000 spectators. They reached 85 for 0 then posted 128 for 1, then 201 for 7, closing at 53 behind. Taylor hit 81 in 123 minutes, Commaille 42, Nupen 37, Blanckenberg 6. Rhodes took 5?6? wickets for the home side as the locals stood at 57 for 2.
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London
H. D. G. Levernon Gower
Reigate
Taylor
Commaille
Nupen
Blanckenberg
Rhodes
Boxing rounds in Wellington feature dramatic Dunedin bout
In a Wellington Thursday boxing column a Dunedin match saw Fugen Volaire versus Nutty arhall. Volaire landed few clean blows, Nutty arhall pushed the pace. The referee cast a casting vote after Falhiall, near unconscious, recovered and boxed with scoring risk and brilliance.
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Wellington
Dunedin
Fugens Volaire
Nutty
Wimbledon Round Three Tennis Results
Waeker of Belgium beat J Bayley 0-6 2-6 8-0 7-5 in a five setter. N Brookes defeated Rutan 6-2 6-2 4-6. Miss McKane defeated Mullary 6-1 6-0. Location: Wimbledon London. Date: Thursday.
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London
Wimbledon
Waeker
J. Bayley
N. Brookes
Cambridge
Rutan
Miss McKane
Mra Mullary
Brisbane coop regulations ease registration and voting rules
The Execu tive Council approved three regulations under the Primary Producers Co-Operative Associations Act. Regulation No 0 allows companies registered under other acts to convert to association status by a meeting. Regulation No 41 requires that at least two thirds of voting power belong to producers and suppliers, with each member allowed one vote per meeting. Regulation No 2 limits non producer voting by setting a cap of 131-3 percent of voting shares per member.
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Brisbane
Ae Montionoloumher Ragulation
Porovilet
Pers
TPAC
Hemhin Tvites
Hospital Board to govern Goondi district hospital
A Hospital Act in Queensland provisions establish a Goondi District Hospital board to govern Goondi Porder Hospital and Goendi Ambulance Brigade Hospital. The board will elect members to oversee operations and maintenance.
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Brisbane
Thoraday
Aneh
Seondivandsae Shire
O ‘Aggembe Aly Vnder
Goes Hopital
Goondi Porder
Goendi
Melbourne Fire Destroys Factory. Crowds Struck by Debris
A dramatic blaze at a map and furniture factory in Melbourne caused substantial damage overnight. Firefighters fought flames as crowds gathered, with reports of injuries from falling debris and structural collapse. Police cautioned spectators while authorities assessed property losses and secured the scene.
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Melbourne
Sten
Robbery Alert as Brisbane Stores Hit in Valley Burglary
In Brisbane the Valley area saw two burglaries last night with entry by mounting a wall and blasting holes. Goods including silk costumes were stolen valued around 220 pounds. A shop key was forced open and a front bar removed before robbers fled, heard by Mr J Manahan who alerted authorities.
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Brisbane
Thhaway
Mrresta
Friabane
Fecelva
Ely
Valley A Plare
Neriey
J. Manahan
Imperial Riflemen Triumph in Four Cornered Birmingham Match
London’s Imperial Riflemen won the four cornered 200 500 and 600 yard match against London Lascaphire and the Midland counties with 1988 points. Australia scored 1905. Individual top form went to Davis of Australia with 104 and 33 total. other scores include Addison Shannon Eastman and Keyte at 97 points, Wik Kintinon MacNaughton Matthews 100, Mathieson 94, Bherrin Colver 92. The Birmingham Small Art Company works visit noted.
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London
Uip
Birmingham
Red Ao
Lascaphire
Midland
Londovers
Australia
Laptunbiro
Midlands
Davis
Weet Hi
Addison
Shannon
Eastman
Keyte
Wik Kintinon
MacNaughton
Matthews
Mathieson
Bherrin
Colver
Birmingham Small Art Company
Children’s Hunk Oa reads Peppermint use tale
A clipped item describes a child friendly caution about peppermint use in a short, period toned note. It mentions a character named Hunk Oa and frames the guidance as a compact reading segment.
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