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SWORD RATTLING
The German Communist party and the extreme Nationalist organisation, the "Staliihelm" or "Steel Helmets," held reviews of their respective ...
Article : 185 wordsCONSUL ATTACKED
While removing Communist posters from the walls of the Consulate at Swatow yesterday the British Consul was assaulted by seven pickets. The ...
Article : 160 wordsFEDERAL AWARDS
A decision of vital importance was given in the Federal Arbitration Court to-day by the deputy president (Sir John Quick). He ruled that a union ...
Article : 201 wordsTAIL-ENDERS SHINE
The Australian cricketers are in a sound position in their match against Oxford University. Their first innings yielded 321, the later batsmen giving ...
Article : 796 wordsVOLCANO ERUPTION
With a treniendms roar which was heard 20 miles away, Mount Tokachi, a dormant volcano in Hokkaido, suddenly broke out in eruption yesterday ...
Article : 135 wordsMURWILLUMBAH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 710 wordsTHE CINEMA
The producer (Mr. George Palmer) of a film shown at the Star Court Theatre, Lismore, last night entitled "The Mail Robber," claims to be the youugest producer of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 215 wordsBRITISH LEGION CONFERENCE
The resumption of the British Legion, conference at Queen's Hall was marked by the visit of the Earl of Mcath, who was loudly cheered. The Earl of Meath in a speech ...
Article : 85 wordsTRADES HALLS TO CONFER
A conference of all the Trades Hall Councils, in the Commonwealth will be held at Melbourne next weelc to consider plans for obtaining a shorter uniform working week ...
Article : 372 wordsBRITISH MINERS
The "Daily Herald" states the local Customs and excise officer has written to the secretary of the Coal Exporters' Association asking him to inform the members ...
Article : 389 wordsRIOTS IN THE PHILIPPINES
Forty Moros were killed when two native forts were stormed by the constabulary at Tuguya and Lanao. Five forts are still holding out, and fighting is serious. The ...
Article : 77 wordsHOUSE BLOWN DOWN
A severe hailstorm, accompanied by a cyclonic whirlwind, destroyed, a large brick house of seven rooms on a hill overlooking Redbridge. The roof ...
Article : 134 wordsWIDOWS' PENSIONS
Nearly £60,000 has been paid out in widows pensions since the Act came into operation ou March 10. The number of applicants for payment of pension totalled ...
Article : 132 wordsEASTERN MOON
The steamer Devon readied Sydney this morning with her prize, the Eastern Moon, in tow. The Eastern Moon became disabled off Lord Howe Island during a big ...
Article : 296 wordsCOAL HOLD-UP
The Miners' Council met again to-day to consider the coalfields trouble, but adjourned without reaching a decision. Unemployment, following the coal and 44 ...
Article : 187 wordsPASTORALISTS
The High Court has dismissed the appeal of Mr. Grayndler, secretary of the A.W.U., against the decision of the Arbitration Court that there was a dispute in the pastoral ...
Article : 113 wordsSHOOTING AFFAIR
At the Central Police Court to-day John Walter Sheaf was charged with having shot it William Robertson with intent to murder. Evidence was given that Sheaf was trying ...
Article : 222 wordsLOST MEMORY
A man who had been missing from his home at Ballarat a year ago has been discovered in, Sydney Hospital. He completely lost his memory and had been lying in the ...
Article : 97 wordsROTARY
The programme has been, announced for the first day of the Rotary conference beginning on Tuesday. The president (Mr. Horace Johnson), of Honolulu Rotary, will ...
Article : 111 wordsMONEY MISSING
It is stated that Lim Kwong, who was murdered in his hut at Mansfield, drew several hundreds of pounds from the bank about a week ago. Whether he hid the money ...
Article : 71 wordsSAILING CANCELLED
It was stated to-day that the steamer Dimboola would be tied up as the result of the coal strike. The vessel was to have left for Melbourne, Adelaide and Fremantle ...
Article : 41 wordsSERMON BY RADIO
Archbishop Kelly made the following statement to-day regarding the sermon of the Very Rev. Father McCarthy at St. Mary's Cathedral on Sunday night, the ...
Article : 189 wordsSEAMEN'S UNION FINANCES
W. W. Racburn, late general secretary of the Federated Seamen's Union, was present at a stop-work meeting held in Sydney to-day as ordinary, member. He moved that ...
Article : 77 wordsGOLDFIELDS CRIME
There has been an important development in connection with the search for the murderers of Inspector Walsh and Sergeant Pitman. Detectives Perdue, Manning and ...
Article : 140 wordsNORWEIGIAN BAROUE'S LONG TRIP
The four masted barque Ponape arrived at Melbourne yesterday from Norway after a trip lasting five months. The vessel sailed 21,000 miles more than her normal course, ...
Article : 80 wordsMOROCCAN WAR OVER
The Quai d' Orsay confirm that Abdel Krim, the Moroccan rebel chief, in a letter to M. Steeg (French Commissioner in Morocco) throws himself on the clemency ...
Article : 64 words"RINGING THE CHANGES"
Albert Sims, who saicl he was on strike and wanted to make a little, money, admitted at Burwood Police Court to-day that he used to "ring the changes." He would go info a ...
Article : 96 wordsRE-REGISTRATION PROPOSAL
The monthly stop-work meeting of the Queensland branch of the Seamen's Union to-day unanimously carried a resolution recommending that the secretaries of the ...
Article : 110 wordsPROFESSIONAL DISTINCTION
The newspapers are giving prominence to the decision that professionals are to use the same room as amateurs at the test matches. The "Star," in an editorial headed ...
Article : 128 wordsPRISONER ESCAPES
Hugh Pickett (57), convicted for murder at Kalgoorlie in September, 1919, and sentenced to death, but ordered to be detained during his Majesty's pleasure, escaped from ...
Article : 63 wordsDISARMAMENT
Reuter's Geneva correspondent reports that it is understood that the Anglo-French differences which have arisen at the disarmament committee concerning a nation's ...
Article : 51 wordsFODDER
A representative conference at the Royal Agricultural Society's showrooms discussed the scale of points under which fodder conservation competitions conducted by various ...
Article : 87 wordsCROSSING TRAGEDY
An inquiry into the tragic level crossing smash at Borouia when 10 people were killed and many injured was opened by the coroner to-day. ...
Article : 149 wordsMINISTER'S VISIT
The Minister for Works (Mr. Flannery) and the Parliamentary party which visited the North Coast during the week-end returned to Sydney to-day. The Minister said ...
Article : 81 wordsSUICIDE'S UNPAID BILLS
An inquest was held to-day concerning the death of Andrew McMillan, who was found shot in a motor car at Towac. It was stated that a bundle of unpaid accounts ...
Article : 63 wordsFOWLS AND HORSE POISONED
A man was arrested by the Katoomba police yesterday and charged with malicious damage. During the post few weeks hundreds of fowls in the district have died ...
Article : 82 wordsSPORTSMAN'S LONG FLIGHT
"In the first leg of a 6100 miles seaplane flight to Buenos Ayres, Senor Bernardo Duggan, an Argentine sportsman, and two companions have arrived from New York. ...
Article : 43 wordsKELLEWAY'S COMMENT
In the "Sunday Express," Charles Kelleway says that the absence of spin bowlers from the Oxford team was severely felt as the wicket was soft on top and harder under ...
Article : 61 wordsSCOTTISH FIXTURES
The dates arranged for the Australian matches in Scotland are:— July 17 and 19, at Glasgow v. Western District XI. ...
Article : 43 wordsRAILWAY DISASTER IN BAVARIA
Router's Munich correspondent states that 24 people were killed and many injured in a collision between two passenger trains at the station. ...
Article : 29 wordsMOTOR DRIVER DISCHARGED
Boy Watson (24) was discharged at the Central Police Court to-day on two charges of dangerous driving and causing bodily harm to Ethel Warren, who was knocked ...
Article : 102 wordsMETHODIST CHURCH CONFERENCE
At to-day's session of the eighth perioral conference of the Methodist Church of Australasia the treasurers of the supernumerary ministers and ministers' fund were ...
Article : 93 wordsSYDNEY OBSERVATORY
The State Cabinet to-day decided to transfor the control of Sydney Observatory to the Department of Technical Education. Under this arrangement the observatory will ...
Article : 73 wordsTATE'S GREAT BOWLING
Bowling for Sussex against Middlesex at Lords this morning M. W. Tate, England's star bowler, bowled 23 overs up to lunch, taking six wickets for 35, including the hat ...
Article : 67 wordsBIG LITHGOW STORE GUTTED
Fire broke out early to-day in Lithgow Co-operative Society's store, and before the outbreak was under control extensive damage was done. Loss of stock is estimated at ...
Article : 45 wordsINTERNATIONAL GEOLOGISTS
Ffty-three countries including Australia were represented by 1300 delegates at the 14th International Geological Congress yphich was opened by the King to-day. ...
Article : 28 wordsIMPERIAL CONFERENCE
A meeting of the Imperial Cricket Conference will be held at Lords on Monday. England, Australia, South Africa, India and West Indiea will be represented. ...
Article : 31 words
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- (1926, May 26).Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954), p. 5. Retrieved April 14, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page8859866
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- Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) 26 May 1926: 5. Web. 14 Apr 2025 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page8859866>.
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- 1926,Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954), 26 May, p. 5. , viewed 14 Apr 2025, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page8859866
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- {{cite news |url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page8859866 |newspaper=[[Northern Star]] |volume=51 |location=New South Wales, Australia |date=26 May 1926 |accessdate=14 April 2025 |page=5 |via=National Library of Australia}}
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