Crows and Foxes on Brisbane Coast Deemed Vexed
A Brisbane deputation urged the Home Secretary to secure government action against crop damage caused by crows and aging foxes. The minister promised a definite plan and coordination with the Commonwealth to assess damage, seek advice from agriculture and industry, and possibly arrange a conference with related authorities. He would report to the Cabinet after the conference.
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Ariburne
Brisbane
South Coast
Bushavton
Home Secretary
Beinnes
Pilin
Agricultural Department
Agricultura
Ayling Fox Campe
Parliament Opens Amid Less Public Attention in NSW
Tuesday session sees a Commission led opening due to cabinet decision while Governor meets the public gallery with a small crowd. The Ne Temere bill dominates debate as the Labour Party withholds formal amending motions, criticizing sectarian implications and government policy.
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Bydney
Howe
Lang
Joigs
Weg
Labour Party
Loy
Formaticn
Waterhouse case ruling links fraud and conspiracy in Australian matter
London dispatch reports Justice Herman finds Wilton Barker and wife liable for 12 thousand pounds linked to fraudulent payments from Frank Waterhouse. The court holds a conspiracy with Sheldon and notes the husband may bear responsibility for torts. Barker is remanded.
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London
Wilgon Barker
Ned
Frank Waterhoure
mMeane
Bhelson
Justice
Hrarman
Wilton Barker
Burhand Jyalll
Bheldon
Awit
Jury
Ford's in Australia North Geelong Workings Update
Fragmented OCR note reports Ford Motor Company activity in North Geelong with references to Tuesday and February work. Mentions partial figures and local operations but clarity is limited by damaged text. Named entities include Ford and Geelong, with a focus on Australian work efforts and timing.
Baldwin and Chamberlain discuss Empire problems
Australian Press reports that during the election period in London the High Commissioners of the Dominions conferred with Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Chamberlain to address problems facing the Empire. The dialogue centers on coordination and policy alignment among dominions.
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London
Baldwin
Rominion
Chamberlain
Union Arbitration Over Union Members Refusal to Work
Justice Quick halted proceedings in the Arbitration Court after learning that members of the Federated Ship Painters and Dockers Union refused to serve on the Eromanga. Telegrams from Sydney indicated the unionists would not accept employment, with authorities seeking explanations and time to resolve the dispute.
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Melbourne
Justice Quick
Arbitration Court
Alne Die
Federated Ship Painters and Dockers Union
Itn
Yolomnia
Goddard
Beholf
Commonwealth Shipping Time
Cockatoo
Hia
Woeboney
N'Om
Painters and Dockers Union
Mahaney
Sydney
Cieddard
Ventainuter
Goddard Good
Hia Principale Jm Bydney
Palntere Anal Dockers Union
Mitchell
Broken Hilly Company
Mahoney
Bydney
Thin Tinton
Ite
Mr. Mahoney
Painters and Docker
Singapore base row sparks fears of wider war
In a heated debate in Parliament, ministers warned Britain to keep the Singapore base up to date amid Japanese tension. Critics argued the plan could provoke war in the Pacific and urged restraint, stressing imperial trade routes and the risk to Australia and New Zealand.
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Cauatralia Press
Lusdos
Japan
Abe
Britain
Erie
Pacific
Felgen
Reid
Applin
Hong Kong
Singapore
Chine
Sngapore
United Acaten
House of Commons
Ramsay Macpald
Australia
Heewr
Australis
Australie
Natinog
Jin
Ari
Inet
Eas
New
New Zealand
Egypts Parliament Opens and Quickly Is Dissolved
Cairo reports King Fuads opening of Egyptian Parliament amid royal pageantry and crowd welcome. Zaghlul Pasha elected chamber president as political tensions rise. A royal decree schedules elections for May with parliament to convene in June, amid heavy police presence and contested government authority.
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Reuter
Cairo
Tusaday
Fuad
Budan
Egypt
Chamber
Amy
Ynehlul
Donbilesn
Jini
Zaghlal
Dally Herald
Lardoutribes
Benvas Ant
Fogini
Prices Commissionan Conflicted Over Bread Cost Hike
The Prices Commission argues it has not yet received concrete evidence from bakers to justify a bread price increase. Officials say they will withhold approval until sufficient data supports a higher cost, delaying any immediate change.
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Brianane
Tucedey
Rugby League Football Australia Begins Player Appointment Petition
Australia prepares a petition to appoint players for rugby league football as discussion starts on shifting leadership and selection roles. The move signals potential changes in who oversees player appointments and selection processes.
Gold pouring in Arothes from San Francisco
Sydney reports an entorage from San Francisco arriving with 56 bows of gold valued at least a million sterling. The flow of wealth signals a major financial event, drawing attention to the trade and monetary markets.
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Sydney
San Franciscd ! Haa
Aeroplane Disaster Near Moscow Claims Three Officials
A Jonker aeroplane from Tilia to Sudium crashed in midair, killing two crew and three passengers. The dead include Miasnikof a Soviet presidium member, Magillevnik president of the Caucasian commission, and Atarbe koff Ports and Telegraphs representative. Caucasian Republics declare four days of medical leave.
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Renter
Moscow
Jonker
Tilia
Sudium
Pasengers
Miasnikof
Presidum Centre
Magillevnik
Atarbekoff
Commingariat
Caucasian Republica
Hospital Board meeting cites secretary pick and site needs
The Hospital Board adopted J A Novakowski as secretary after 64 applicants, debated hours and office space, and approved a weekly rent of 25 pending future office construction. Reports cover takeovers of Bundaberg Mount Perry Gin Din and Gin hospital sites, repairs, staff quarters, and maternity arrangements.
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Hoshital
H. A. Cattermall
Woodroffe
C. M. Morris
A. Waytor
W. Meredith
M. P. Kin
F. Rohan
A. ©. Maughan
Geo
Mejers
Bir
J AL Norakokm
Mesere Woodroffe
J. A. Navakoski
Meredith
Taylor
Griffin
Merry Meredith
Hokpitwin
Bourd
Mada
Gordeser
Cleary
Dresen
Olf
Infectious Diseases Hospital
Bundaberg
Moore
Fia
Wnt
Gap Company
Chalmaford
Haoayyi
Mire Fleming
Mise D. Cochrane
Matron Dawson
Mesers
A. T. Cattermul Premid
J. A. Nowmkonkl
Bel Prowat
Hie
Mize Cochrane
Mount Perry Hospital
H. A. Cattermull
M. Morris
Rohan
J. A. Novakowics
Z, N
Wordhead
D. Brompios
Bardahip
Tale
van Cloerd
Mount Perry
A. Caterceull
F.M- Roban
A. Novakronk
C. M
Safe blowers strike at Yeppoon master’s office
Inspector O Connor was told by Copetable Carmindy that safe blowers operated at Yeppoon on Saturday morning but fled after a aborted attempt to breach the safe in the station masters office. Entry was gained by a back window. glass was broken and blood stains noted. A blast at about 1:60 pm damaged the safe lining, leaving the thiefs with a partial loot. The building suffered damage and police investigate. some heard a motor car along the Rockhampton road around 2 pm.
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Inspector O'Connor
Copetable Carmindy
Yeppoon
Imorine
Slatheon
Aya Coe Rockhamp
Son “Boltetia
Polock
Rockhampton
Finekhampton Road
Tram Collision Injures Several Passengers at Local Stop
A collision between two trams near NLU injured several riders. Witnesses report one tram rammed and both trams badly damaged. Injured include H. Natt with bruises, Bire with cuts, Nutt with shock, Mrs. Worrell with a shoulder injury, Higgins with a dislocated shoulder, E. Whitehead with shock and back bruises, and Cuge with head cuts.
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Melbourne
Ag & Temalk
Morilegall Prreona
NLU
H. Natt
Bire
Nutt
Mrs. Worrell
Higgins
E. Whitehead
Cuge
Earl Ypres Conditions Improve After Operation
The committee of the Earl of Ypres, who underwent an operation on Thursday, has shown gradual improvement over the past two days according to reports from London.
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Ifleutert
Londox
Tuesedar
Dave
Earl of
Ypres
Thureday
Egypt Politics Rumors Create Tension in Cairo
Fragmentary text suggests turmoil in Cairo over government actions and citizen sentiment. References to Raabe and unrest imply political uncertainty and public frustration affecting governance.
Case of Anthrax Reported at Local Hospital
A patient at the local hospital is said to be suffering from a severe illness described as anthrax like. Staff report an unusual brush tied injury and concerns grow about possible infections among other patients. One patient has died and authorities investigate potential contact sources.
No Objection Annette Wedding Gift Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows Annette and Arhor discussing wedding presents and a potential duplicate gift. Arhor mentions his father’s promised £100 cheque and concerns about covering a duplicate from Annette’s side.
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Annette
Arhor
Fragmentary Australian Pr onto's odd oblique report
An indecipherable clipped notice mentions names like Ted Brown and Wane, with fragmented references to Lincoln, a police balance, and terse remarks about a person’s condition. The text is garbled and readers are left without clear facts or outcomes.
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Prontos
Tuesdar
Yre
Auman Darkep
Frak Hempesy
Wade
Lincoln
Wan Pwlee
Ted
Brown
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