28 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
1
Having contracted for a large consignment of hose we offer bargain prices on garden hose lengths with fittings at sixpence per foot. Also advertised are ribbed hoses complete with fittings, various lengths, and a selection of lawn mowers spades digging forks garden trowels rakes and garden sprays. Bordeaux mixture arsenate of lead red oil lime and sulfur tobacco dust are listed among the products.
Unprecedented violence erupted at Port Adelaide as about 50,000 watersiders and unemployed stormed wharves and slips, drove volunteers from vessels, and injured police and volunteers. The mob assaulted, fought with the police, and some men jumped overboard. authorities battled to restore order amid a tense stand-off.
In the township of Tforlin nine miles from Toogoolawah a man named Robert Coch rane Davidson hotel keeper was killed by a shotgun blast. The incident occurred about nine o'clock at night after an exchange with Eric Bailey who faced Davidson near a railway crossing. The case centers on a threatened assault and an accidental discharge of the gun.
A shocking report claims Nationalists ambushed trains carrying 3000 Shantung soldiers who had surrendered on the Luanchow Tongban route. Defeated troops were machine-gunned and slaughtered, with others allegedly executed after surrender. Foreign observers condemned the barbaric actions.
Davidson a 45 year old married man with four children died after collapsing on a Toogoolawah holiday visit. Reports say he and Erle Bailey were on friendly terms but had tensions with several neighbours. He recently applied for a revolver license and investigators from Brisbane question Bailey. Davidson served in the Great War and may have had mental strain from war disabilities.
In Adelaide on Thursday a labourer named John MaPherson was charged after a Wednesday night incident in Commercial and Port Adelaide. He allegedly used threatening words toward a police officer and drew a revolver, pointing it at the constable. The weapon was loaded in five chambers. The maximum penalty cited was two months.
Very promising gas strike at depth 900 feet on Block 53 Mooga Bore near Roma. Syndicate led by E F Stewart with Archbishop Duhig as principal shareholder, fourth strike in the field. Dr Jensen notes petroliferous gas and favourable structural indications. further sinking hoped to reveal all.
Proposals adopted to support waterside drivers and call for a nationwide maritime workers protest under the Transport Workers Act. The plan urges Sydney port workers to refuse to work on any vessel employing Labour, and proposes a Labour Council meeting with union executives to form a coast-wide council of action. Other states to be advised to follow.
Ryan Medal Brisbane states the Wynn memorial medal for top examination passers was awarded this year to George A. Johnson of Stormary Hill. The medal is presented alternately to a man and a girl each year based on the highest marks.
A blast at Old Fort Hills near Bailila kills fifty four and injures around two hundred as a powder magazine detonates at 1 am. The fort and adjacent wooden houses are destroyed leaving many buried or blown apart. Hospitals overflow while rescuers search for survivors amid fires and chaos.
Supreme Court verdict favors plaintiff in Kedron Park Race Club defamation case. Donaldson prosecuted, jury awards 900 pounds total for damages and wrongful suspension, plus 500 pounds for defamatory statements. Injunction to restrain further suspension granted.
Ex Constable Cyril N. Holst appeared for sentence after conviction for discharging a firearm with intent to alarm. He was ordered to enter into a £50 recognizance to return within 12 months. Crown spoke of good character. judge noted no heavy punishment planned and discharge from police force would be punishment enough.
Robth Miller and Captain Lancaster told Australian press they intend to fly next year from Los Angeles to London with a stop in New York, using a tri‑metered all metal monoplune under construction. Captain Lyon will command. Lancaster and Antler will comprise crew. Tadie Corporation supplies radio gear.
Brisband Thurniay reports the Minister for Ballyenyatna left for Winton and will inaugurate the Winton to Longreach railway on Saturday. The line links the northern and central railway systems in the western region.
Springtime stock coverings highlight Pure Silk Leg Hose from Kayser and Bond with shiny slipper heels and embroidered cloaks. Prices range from 6 shillings 11 pence to 17 shillings 11 pence in multiple shades including Champagne Nude Cream Hoggar and Mars Neptune and Jupiter.
Scarves offered in crepe de chine with bordered contrasting tones. Prices range from 10 to 30 cents, with various designs including Ray-o-Rita spotted patterns and pompadour florals. Styles include floral, checked, and striped designs sold at listed dates and prices.
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