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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
3
A British airship Fad reported to be loaded with bombs and machine guns patrolled warning routes along Atlantic ports as a peace treaty deadline nears. officials warn any distant attack could disrupt negotiations.
Mr. B. Mackay was appointed chairman of the board to oversee the disposal of six Australian military stores valued at several million. The appointment is announced by Sperling of United Bervier.
The Ascot Hugt Cup concluded with Irish Allegiance followed by Arion and Dansellon. Dansellon finished last in the race.
A large meeting in Charleville opposed police actions and discussed recent court handling of a police case. Speakers including Mr Lonsdale argued over statements by the Prime Minister and urged restraint while noting past graft claims and hospital donations.
The State coal mine at Wparra near Brisbane remained closed since May 4 though glow and steam persisted. Only the engine driver and a single worker were on site. Mr. Chowny moved to Bowen, with prospects of reopening under current conditions discussed. Mining officials consider transferring operations to Bowen as development lags and circulation grows.
Reuters dispatch reports widespread unrest in France driven by economic distress. Clerks and factory workers demand higher wages and better conditions as the cost of living soars to new highs, with key drapery firms paralyzed by walkouts. Underground railways run by workers and soldiers reflect the tense climate.
Australian cricketers chased 210 in the second innings adding 64 for the loss of four wickets to beat Yorkshire by one wicket in a tight match at York.
Report from Brisbane details a strike by ship firemen and tensions aboard the steamer Vinga over port duties and wheat shipments to Sydney and North Queensland. The vessel remains chartered by Queensland authorities with crew disputes and management protests fueling delays and a stand by for resolution.
Dr John Hastings Reed vice president of ABSPA testifies on cane growing practice in Hawaii Java and Australia He argues for cooperation among growers and processors to stabilize prices and harvest methods He favors national coordination while noting risks of centralized wage and price controls.
Reports from Maryborough recount mounting labor disputes with shunters, waterside workers and other unions weighing a strike over seven years of unrest. Government figures face scrutiny as rail and construction groups consider solidarity steps, while a meeting of the Rail and Allied Workers union weighs a response to ongoing industrial pressure.
A historical note stresses wound treatment including cleansing with warm water and applying Chamberistg’s Pain Balm. It warns against delay and emphasizes binding for protection. The message is tied to a broad advertising pursuit by local merchants and publications.
An official report notes 127 attend evening courses at Central Technical College Beishaie with others in day programs. A three storey building is planned at about £6000 to house trades classes and accommodate returned soldiers under a coordinated scheme with federal authorities.
Influenza outbreaks in Cordalba prevent most Cordalba Rifle Club members from competing against Humdaberg Rifle Ola on the 22nd. The match is postponed. club members had eagerly anticipated the event and await further notice from the local club.
Representatives from Maryborough met with Minister Hunter and Trade Commissioner in Brisbane to discuss disposal arrangements for catch and government guarantees. The discussions focused on establishing a government support and processing facility, with assurances on fair treatment for the fishers and reform of the supply chain.
Reports from Melbourne and other ports describe a seamen strike and government response. Officials consider proposals from the distributive disputes committee as unions press for concession while extremism warnings rise.
Fragmentary ad copy urges keeping Chamberlains Oil and Diarrhoea remedy at home to treat distressing symptoms. The garbled text includes references to relief from diarrhea and dysentery and mentions a product used for stomach complaints. No clear dates or organizations are legible.
Registrations show eight more deaths including three females from outside isolation hospitals and five in or near hospitals. Counts bring total registrations to twenty seven. Details mention health districts and hospital locations with mentions of influenza and related illness.
The report outlines uncertainties as authorities plan to extend hospitals. Officials discuss timing and feasibility while residents await decisions.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention clay deposits and regional places with scattered names and dates. The legible parts reference deposits, titles, and possible bids or measurements, but key details are missing.
The case involves a robber linked to a Sandbag theft who appeared before the Supreme Court. Justice orders a writ to secure the defendant and requires Mia Ferrie and Mia Mouour to defend or pay judgment within forty days or a default judgment may be entered.
Toowoomba recorded four degrees of frost yesterday, with overnight and morning temperatures the coldest of the winter so far. Officials warned residents to take care as icy conditions persisted.
The High Court sittings scheduled for June for the sixth group have been postponed and rescheduled to July due to testing delays.
In Adelaide and Melbourne reports describe government actions amid a coal strike, with ministers commenting on railway and utilities disruptions. Employed workers and union officials discuss the shortages and possible bargaining outcomes as the crisis affects industry and daily life.
Fragmentary report outlines a discussion on state finances and governmental authority. It mentions ministers, premier statements, and proposed policies, with references to fiscal control and national or regional budget matters. The readable text signals a political debate over revenue and governance.
A crowd gathered as returning soldiers arrived amid speeches by local authorities. Lieut Mungomery and Warrant Officer Thompson were noted among those who welcomed the men home, celebrating their service with the community.
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