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Newspaper

Bundaberg Mail

Location

Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia

Date

Feb 04, 1920

Page

3

Officers Association aims to aid ex-service members in London

An Officers Association formed in London seeks to improve the lot of servicemen by coordinating efforts under Field Marshal Haig Admiral Beatty and Major General Trenchard. The aim is to expand to the provinces and overseas. 50,000 ex-members are unemployed and 32,000 ex-wives rely on pensions averaging 2 pounds monthly. A public fund was set at £5 to support the association’s work.

London Marshal Llyn Doug Lord Bealty Sir H. Trenchardl Dmiral Beatty Waig Veneva Christopher Greece William Ladis Constantine Sofia Rainer Sarah Wilson Paris Berrima Tynstore Dover Pingty Belgrande Stas Foresta Miinewad Gormsi Bet Muetricg Germain Iy Bos Agee Teliadin Johnie Dudes Willie Birehin Austemigas der Londun Aespy Thie Lemagerstije

U S Lodge Reservations Go to Senate for Pacific Treaty

In Washington the Lena Timer reports Earl Groy accepts Senator Lodge’s reservations on the pecow treaty while Britain seeks terms. Karl Grey shows a letter from Lloyd George and Lodge’s reservations are debated as the Dominus question complicates U S British relations amid German policy concerns.

Washington Earl Groy Senator Lodge Britain America Iike Reuters Karl Grey Lloydt George Imlontin Bendtor Lodge Senate Great Britain Karl Gi Sry Mbulpus

Justice M Cawley Full Court Ruling Recalls Arbitration Court

The report outlines a high court decision involving Justice M Cawley and the Australian arbitration jurisdiction. It notes the path taken through Queensland wrights and the Victorian era court structure with mentions of the Supreme Court of Victoria and judges including Birkenhead Atkin and Buckfast. Sir J Simon and Mr Maughan KC appear as counsel.

Cyn Queenstauil Australia Queensland Special Court of Theivary Ummittee Vrivy Cameil Melodany Lons Birkenwead Low Haldaie Lord Buckfaster Bare Thuredin Lord Atkin Bie Gorden Severn Mett J. Simon Justihee McCowley M. Maughan A. Pees

Complex World Notes From 1910s Dispatches

A fragmented montage reports royal marriage in Greece Robberies and wartime rationing in Europe and the U S air adventure plans flown across the continent and to Alaska Trade forecasts mention Germany Britain and Denmark plus Austrian and French references amid speculative war power debates The garbled text lists various people places and events with no coherent single narrative

Territorial Army reorganization plans outlined to MPs

Mr Winston Churchill, replying to a question on reorganization, outlined a wide Territorial Army plan. He said the Territorials would be raised for Imperial defence with a goal of 345,000 personnel, ready to defend fronts if needed.

Winston Chuterhill Wilson Ghemt Leitain Belgium

Unclear War Report From Distant Delegations

Fragmentary dispatches from Russia and Paris note diplomatic moves and withdrawals, with references to Polish actions and Polish workers. Reports mention Valladales and Parlin' states about negotiations and Isthmgn of Perskop.

Paris Tuveday Enotal Gbutkto Perskop

Bombala Inquiry Proceedings Placed On Hold

A congested colonial hearing adjourned the Bombala inquiry after Captain Bailey and crew testified about actions at Cape More. Chief Officer Walsh and others described shipboard events, weather, and mechanical issues, with a later session planned to resume in the afternoon.

Freettier Ansalie Aidan Epeerian Wallace Wail Cape Moreton Gavn Henwehman Witnen

Tablets for indigestion and digestion aid praised

A reader extols Chamberlain’s tablets as invaluable for indigestion and constipation. The claim states they clear undigested food and promote gastric flow, aiding digestion.

Chamberlain

Tropical disturbance strikes northern Australia with heavy rain

Weather reports from observing stations between Thursday Island and Cardwell indicate a tropical disturbance near the northern coast. Winds rose to gale force as the center moved southeast, bringing heavy rain potential to the Eyre and Cook districts with warnings of improved conditions later.

Weather Bureau Thursday Island Cardwell Georgetown Meneie Dinkarbaneos Australia Coe Ieee Exgeriener Tyrbes Leon Ie Vollmer Teese Wren Lee Lew Tide Belegilatie Lovins Wah

Premier unable to offer more to unemployed group

In Brisbane the unemployed committee met the Premier Theodore this morning he said further deputations were fruitless as he had already done all possible to find work for the unemployed. He stated work prospects could not be improved and promised no new measures at this time.

Brisbane Theodore Heghead Betipe Dyce Ellie Binateey Hari Elitetenee Wwe Commonwealth

Fragment unclear senate notes on Welsh Priests and campaigns

OCR text shows scattered references to appointing an organiser in connection with the Priests of Wales, campaign discussions, and possible meetings. Mentions to funding, price changes, and political figures are garbled and hard to parse but indicate a broad political planning context and campaign activity.

Hou Theodore Wales Queeusland Gulve Joe Berks Pial Bobkers Niger Nuehemdlowes Hrameh Natio Council Momilay Moe Enerie eUstituies Warelen Hanbinig Sweety Na ii Geertie Dhe Psveicte Duende Rose Raith Lara Vornurd Thees Gee van

Shipping Strike Disrupts Whs and Teas Across Ports

Unclear OCR fragment references a shipping strike affecting ports and workers. Mentions companies or entities such as HTPAEA and Aeon, with scattered names and locations. Lacks coherent dates or outcomes. Unable to determine concrete events or parties involved.

Police Vote Sparks Debate on Enlistee Pay and Ranks

In a parliamentary session the Legislative Assembly debated police enlistment and pay amid resignations. The secretary noted promotions and reinstitutional steps for officers who enlisted after a cutoff date, with plans for junior ranks and barracks training for those entering service.

Appointment of Queroslaid Lieutenant-Governor in February 1920

Report notes the commission appointing Mon. W. Lenn as Lieutenant-Governor of Queroslaid, with his swearing in at a ceremony attended by cabinet members and officials. The event occurred in Cre prescinen with high officials present, marking the new administration's start.

Brisbanne Tesday W. Lenn Abel Moe Edanetiee Boruc Pope Couper Lene Theodores Saul Weedbo Mba

Gambling inquiry rattles Legislative Assembly glare

The report previews a probing session on gambling practices with references to the Mathew Committee and police votes. It notes government funding schemes and the opposition claims of reform while detailing alleged ties between officials and betting interests.

Pti Legislotivie Alc Tienied Dik Mathew Tivenkees Sud Onavbeda Ehiblves Mr McCorames Ponphe Hermite Westel Dristier Depgerr Ahl

Australian cricket match seen at Victoria-Tiret Innings

Victorian and Queensland innings are described with mixed detail and errors. Key players Mamivere Maavire, Warley, Shipton, Velihews and several others are named in a long scoreline, with mentions of wickets, collapses, and a close finish. The passage blends events from first and second innings and includes refere

Dmipstean BR Victoria Tiret Queensland Firat Taning Maavire Moenhori SV Ony Wendy Sawith Ube New South Wales Vollits Veeners Lampard Wronwey Gregory St. Marten Ty Maile Ee Carter Nera Tavlos Malle Oldfiell Hlewilies Dooleer Bbowe

tangled, garbled notes reveal local election battles and rail care

Fragmentary text shows a political contest with candidates including Walker and C. Maughan, opposition by Mr POS, Lanes, and references to a railway line and water supply issues. The piece hints at voter sentiment, possible resignations, and calls to improve train service amidst unclear surrounding details.

Wages Debate Delays Metropolis Water Board Meeting

The weekly Metropolis Water and Sewerage Board session ran thin amid tension over a reassessment order. Representatives argued about revisions, delays, and procedures while a planning and staffing discussion lingered unresolved.

Fragmented OCR Reflects Blurred Page Three Text

Partial readable lines hint at a sports or game note from February. The garbled text references a match, two teams, and a hopeful outcome, but key names, dates, and specifics are missing. The item appears as a damaged public notice or column fragment.

Backbone of the Country Through War and Work

The article calls for national resolve and self sufficiency, urging citizens to honor the backbone of the nation through work and production. It stresses the duty of producers to farm and manufacture locally and to face hard truths about economic readiness. It also references global trade impacts and domestic industry resilience.

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