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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
3
Telegraphic News reports an eloquent address by Sastri delivered before a large crowd. The speech questioned India's future within the British Empire, weighing allegiance to the British Commonwealth against remaining a part of the Empire.
The court ruled yesterday that the cost of living declaration and the basic wage set by the Board of Trade are valid. It confirms the Board of Trade powers to inquire into wage levels for periods under twelve months amid a favorable majority ruling.
A deputation informed Oakley and the Tail Board that tariff protection is needed to safeguard the timber industry in Australia. The move could force 3 mills to close, with 16 of 26 mills affected in one district and wage losses reaching £145,000. Members will press for a definite relief statement from the Todd Board.
Sydney Friday Rodgers, Mini Inter for Customs, speaking to a gathering of merchants, set forth the federal policy on overseas and Eastern trade. He indicated the Commonwealth and State governments would cooperate to open new markets and adjust measures to facilitate broader commercial exchange.
Fragmented report from Melbourne dated Friday discusses possible timing of a federal election and the stance of Mr Hughes regarding early polls. Mentions Parliament, ministry, and speculation on holding elections in March or April 1998 amid unclear details.
Cablegram summary notes a strong victory for the pro treaty faction in Ireland. Mentions key figures and places with uncertain OCR fragments indicating public reaction, satisfaction, and political alignment.
In Dublin a parliament attack was deemed necessary to avert subversion of the republic endangering lives. De Valera declared Ireland will not be free or at rest until reconciled with England. So far 114 Southern Ireland Parliament members elected with 70 Pro Treaty, 12 Pro Treaty Labour, and 33 Anti Treaty candidates, giving a 52 member Treaty majority.
Fragmented report from London describes gunfire in County Antrim involving a farmer and others, with a fatal shooting behind a hedge. Proceedings mention Field Marshall St Henry Wilton and a Palle at Bele page, but details are unclear.
London reports the Prince of Wales arriving at Devonport from the I M B 8 news cruiser after eight months of travel. He then travelled by train to Passington where he was welcomed by the King and Queen and other royal family members. An official reception followed as he rode in an open car through flagged streets to Mackinghea Palace amid cheering crowds.
Washington reports flood disaster in Hoodu Lay Salvador with hundreds killed and thousands left homeless as the city lies ruined. Damaged text notes the catastrophic event and widespread destruction across the capital.
Philadelphia, Wednesday. John Weeks, United States Secretary for War, spoke on the national issue of Prohibition amid debate over enforcement and the wartime food act. He asserted the administration cannot bypass the Prohibition mandate and called for adherence to the law.
In Illinois a fierce four hour battle erupted at a non union mine as striking workers and mine guards clashed. Fourteen killed and score wounded as private detectives employed by mine owners faced threats and a truce flag incident during the confrontation.
The fragmentary text mentions a display by a person named Haris or Harris in six tones or stages. It references Usuanerien and a person named Pat in a partial context. The readable portion is too fragmented to confirm dates, places, or a clear event.
Madame Bessurdo was found guilty of murdering her second husband with extenuating circumstances claimed. The daughter was acquitted while a dramatic court scene featured the mother denying guilt as confessions emerged amid sensational testimony and a choking courtroom collapse.
An advertisement claims Grun Health Salts relieve rheumatism backache and kidney trouble by cleansing bowels and restoring energy. It asserts improved digestion, reduced swelling, and stronger tissues, urging daily use and featuring a price of 2 shillings 0 pence per bottle.
The community mourns Miss H Grieve a longtime teacher at the State Behad who served 29 years in Decorbur Yast. Her passing leaves cherished memories and many friends grieving the loss of a devoted educator and neighbor.
An unreadable OCR fragment presents mixed letters and phrases with no coherent event, names, places, or dates to identify a tangible news item or summary. The garbled content lacks definable subjects or actions to form a meaningful card.
A fragmented text mash of names and places with unclear meaning. It mentions Ta o pede Shebewn Remy Woh APIMVere and scattered terms like Wage Chvilalem, Leiby Slaty, Pewee, and Westone Seren, yielding a cryptic, unreadable snippet with no coherent news event or identifiable entities.
In a police court session on Wednesday the case against Willie Malay alias Willis Nelson concerns breaking and entering Ak Gengs halls and stealing a gun medal, watch, chain, and money from Ah Moon the property holder. Witnesses describe the defendant entering and leaving the premises, with details of a padlocked wire trap and a long involvement with Ah Moon, and the arrest followed after inquiries by Constable Boyle.
Fragmentary OCR hints a sale or meeting notice involving Avormody Hospital and Palya be Se or similar. Readable bits mention a metin and paid items. Details are unclear. no specific dates, people, or actions can be confirmed from the legible text.
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