Twelve Bad Men and Other Historical Biographies Review
A critical survey of twelve figures Louis XI to Puni Robernerro and related literary portraits. The author analyzes each in a well polished pedantic tone, arguing human complexity behind notorious reputations. The volume offers background for readers of biography and imperial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Dark
Louis XI
Comte Borgo
Cellini
Thomas Cromwell
Mazarin
Judge Juffreye
Marlborough
Frederick the Great
Carxanova
Tallyrand
Foucho
P Uni Robernerro
Dingo
Notable Deaths Across Regions In Late Week
John Hayes died in Dubbo District Hospital after a month long illness. He was a Molong native with two surviving brothers in Movong and Cumi nock. Thomas Smythe, oldest resident of Young, died Saturday night at age 90, Irish-born, arrived NSW at 40, moved to Lumbing Flat. Senator Thomas Givens of Queensland died in Melbourne after a lengthy illness. Captain Horson, recently touring western districts with My Keyes for Queensland Forests Ltd, died suddenly at Griffith of pneumonia. funeral with military honors held for a large public attendance.
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John Hayes
Dubbo
Mbant
Molong
Teayesno
Movong
Cuminock
Thomas Smythe
Young
Ireland
N.S.W
Lumbing Flat
Horson
My Keyes
Queensland Forests, Ltd
Griffith
Joen
Radio Hero Rani Watonera Presents James Warner in Australia
A vivid reminiscence of James Warner, operator of the Southern Cross, relayed via radio heroism. The narrative follows Warner guiding Kingsford Smith’s transpacific flight, with Watonera broadcasting from Sydney and Melbourne audiences enthralled by the Morse signals and brave navigation.
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Rani Watonera
Australia
James Warner
Ndso
Kingsford Smith
Watonera
Warner
Ill Howe
Sydney
Bria
Me'bourne
Howe
Austalia
Ani
Fiji
Amd
Beirbang
New Zealand
Austen
Smith
Ulm
Jimmy Warner
2BL
Rydney
Basil Kirke
Mascot
Tetathe
Oman
Scitho
Winikelt
Greatest A L F Victoria Returney and Army Bugler Visit Plan
The League failed to obtain ministerial sanction for a daily Cenotaph bugler visit and shifts to anniversaries of major Australian campaigns. Capt Benn and the O Mevil War Thetorian propose dates marking heaviest casualties and greatest victories for forces including Light Horse, RAN, AWN, MEP, and divisions, with notable engagements at Nek Quinn’s January 7 1015 and Amiens 1918.
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League
Devia
Ale
Thetorian
Benn
Wit
Anaae
Powieres
Mont St Quentity
Pasadonnale
Marninus
Bullecourt
Amiens
Frometes
Hunnemead
Geurie Branch Plans Ambulance Ball Fundraiser
A Geurie Wellington District Ambulance public meeting, chaired by Mr. Whiteley, approved a fancy dress masquerade ball at Royal Hall Georle to raise funds. The date shifted from the 28th duty to 20th July due to a clash with a Wellington military ball. Mrs Bernasconi was named secretary and Mrs Bidgood treasurer.
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Geurie Beanch
Wellington
Whiteley
Royal Hall
Georle
Caine Eldenen
Tim
Bernasconi
Bidgood
Trunk Roads Debate Guides State Highway Plan
The Minister on enun tous policy faces requests from councils North-West Central-West and from NRM and RAC A to declare a State highway from Wallerawang via Mudgee to Nurabri to divert tourist traffic. Nine proposed highways would total 8000 miles, with funding shared by Commonwealth and State governments, raising concerns of “half baked” outcomes if too many are added.
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Cole
Bruxner
Nurm.a
Ra.c.a
Wallerawang
Mudgee
Coolah
Nurabri
Foxx
Prince's Highway
Albury
Bathurst
Cowra
Wya- Jong
Booligal
Wheat Belt
Tathrs
Gunvagal
Guullum-Bombila
Grafton
Glen Tower
Moree
Inverell
Port Macquarie
Watcha
Tamworth
Wwilerawang
Whale
Goodyear Expert Sees Australian Factory Equality to U.S. Plant
Goodyear executive Mr Stephens, visiting Granville near Sydney, praises Australian workmanship and factory standards. He states Goodyear tires are built to exact timing specifications at local and American plants to maintain universal quality. With rising car use in Australia, production expansion followed a price cut boosting local sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. Stephans
Arti
Australia
Goodyear
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Company
P. W. Litchfield
Granville
Sydney
Sephens
America
Therby
Aurelin Guedyear Company
Goodyear Tyrus
Service Day offers local help with garden and repair work
A townwide call invites residents to apply for small tasks from tidyline lawn care to hedge trimming and minor repairs on June 80th Saturday week. Scout leaders and three local offices organize the effort. Workers are paid only what the client deems the job worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Lovat Droop
Hoya
T. H. Offner
Maughan Strout
J.bimpson
C/o High School
F. J. Rohl
C/o
Macquarieshire
Local Council Franchise Ordinance Sparks Polling Place Concerns
The Local Council Franchise ordinance requires councils to appoint a polling place upon petition by 60 electors, one week before action. With the extended franchise likely doubling electors, the Minister for Local Government notes potential grave anxieties as petitions may demand polling places on every street corner, complicating booth provision and polling turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavl
Colonel Broxner
Wall
Municipal ordinance proposal on petitioners and polling booths
The text outlines two methods to alleviate the situation. One option is to amend the ordinance by doubling petitioning electors so they must reside within one mile of an existing polling place. The alternative is to place the entire power of mining polling booth location in the hands of the Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Morison
Mixed farming property and business offer in old notice
An historical notice advertises farming land and business property for sale. It lists 40 acres freehold with water supply, 1200 acres freehold near township and rail, and a town lot business property for three years at 26 shillings per week. Prices range and exchange options are shown, with D B Thompson as contact for land and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Thompson
Great Australian Novel Contest Opens for Submissions
The first of three annual competitions will close at The Bulletin Office in Sydney next week on June 30. The event invites writers to submit entries for the Great Australian Novel contest, seeking fresh narratives from Australian authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Sydney
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Melbourne
Thomas Givens
Queensland
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Mansey Harris Co. Ltd
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Fulton’s
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Mercery Department
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Warner OF
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Southern Cross
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Victoria
Bean's List
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Ick
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Geurie
Pryke & Brown Mave Now
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Dangar Gedye & Co. Ltd
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Lister
Tryke
Brown
Tilock,& Ox Ltd
Kent
Liverpool Streets
Merket
Boldsbrough, Mort & Cf
Wool & Produce
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