Barron Water Power Scheme Special Meeting Report
Caine Committee held a meeting in Mr Hodell's office to plan a Barron water power scheme and brief the Premier on a Caiene trip. Attendees included the chair A M Hoare, Reed, Bogle, Harton, the Chamber of Commerce president, and others. A subcommittee was formed to map figures and timing, with a follow up meeting set for Tuesday the 25th to finalize details and seek the Premier's attitude.
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Cainie Wace
Gomer” Development
Mr \Hodels
Othces
Femony
Pro-Gramme
Caiene
MreTaah Mare
Alay
G Hoare
Wr. Reed
Mesure
PJ Bogle Jakes
Chamber of Commerce
Doult
Harton
Cains Town
Courcingek
Maeris
Trail
James
Roend
Doyl
Doyle
MacDonnel
Boyl
Reed
Boy
Tran
Admiral
Ceers
S National
Kerin
Crowley
Genoa Conference Report on German Demands and Lloyd George
Fragmentary passages from Genoa indicate Germany wanted to be kept in talks and sought concessions while Lloyd George resisted new demands. German delegates pressed for signing a Russo-German accord, claiming exclusion from earlier discussions justified their stance. The Allied side disputed promises and warned of consequences if the treaty proceeded without broader input.
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Lloyd Georgeslenies
Genes
Germany
Sonoud
Rupoia
Iis
Herr Ratheain
Lloyd Georwee
Rethenan
Mr. Lloyd George
Ms. Lloyd George
Elle Ff
Elle Ff Wirth and Ilereathena
Ligvdore Towday
Lloyd George
Lloyd
Eloy George
Genoa
Dewish Levie
Watersider's Claim for Wages in Lodging Case
In Rockhampton yesterday a Small Debts Court heard Watersider William Cubley Elaine from the Fetinsla and Oriental Company claim over £2000 for in lieu of sleeping accommodation. Rev B Lilley argued lack of jurisdiction. evidence showed the provision of meals and lodging on the steamer during July 20 to 24, 1520. The magistrate returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the claimed amount plus costs.
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Watersider
Wan Beard
Smail
Rocktampton
Faye
William Cubley
Elaine
Fetinsla and Oriental Company
Alien
Abe Plain
Rev. B. Lilley
Jungee
Ptege
Jacitieriy
Rile Polles Magistraty
Printiff
Simonint
Opium raid at Commonwealth Hotel nets ten tins, £280 value
Police raid at the Commonwealth Hotel uncovers ten tins of opium valued at £280. Officers from Innisfail Mora and Mourilyan Harbor trace the haul’s route from Sydney aboard The Kurstida. The report notes the case spans multiple days with arrests and legal steps underway.
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Anis
Tns
Tunistal
Moprityan
Commonwealth Hotel
Sydney
Mourilyan Harbor
Wallace
Wey
Trafic
Wien
Innisfail
Serenut
Clines
Cairns
Queensland
Belfast Hostilities Burn Through City After Mob Violence
Reports from London on April 20 describe Belfast turmoil sparked by reprisals for a murder. Two women and a boy killed amid street clashes. police battled a mob on Alter Street as casualties mounted. Armed gangs targeted homes, with John Collins, a Catholic ex-soldier, shot and left fatally wounded. Siren and patrols widespread as order was restored.
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London
Kant
Ee Huuwes
Altear
Iin
Marine Bayes Athe
Belfast
Vraons
Dinturh Banvens
Johu Collins
Cairns Council Eyes 24 000 for Lighting Plant
The Cairns council debates funding for electric lighting and a gas plant. Engineer reports detail costs to install a 2000 horsepower station, a generator, switchyard, and associatedworks with an estimated 19 000 pound request and 24 000 pound total sought from government. The mayor and council discuss feasibility and revenue projections over a ten year span.
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Eclimates
Caltaé
Toren Counel
Ching
Counell Chambers
Leciele Senginegi
Atte HK MasBonnelly
Fellows
Porver Statian Ea
Pases
Cairns
Weller
Golmy
Milion von Marl
Goiens
Ming
Tara
Isi
Warking
Gamaien
Ra Way
Winkwarth
Wandieard
MacDonnell
MacDonnells
Seamen's Award Compulsory Conference Called
Melbourne April 20 The Seamen's Union announced a compulsory conference on the Seamen's Award as part of wage and hour discussions. The union claimed no stokehold on any vessel and urged prompt action on hours wages and conditions amid disputed interpretations.
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Melbourne
Seamen's Union
Hetare
Sedmien
Annient
Honge
Adi
Train Kills Doctor in Adelaide Trio of Notices
April 20 reports a doctor killed by a train near Adelaide while en route to a pleasure trip. the incident follows a listing of immigration director changes with Mr. Percy Hunter taking a key post in London before moving to Australia. Also noted are a carpentaria shipwreck survivor with severe injuries, a reunion of ex-servicemen planned in Gordonvale, and an Anzac Day event at Federal Hall with former British forces veterans invited to attend.
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Adelaide
Faulkner
Melbourne
England
Loudon
Galteth
Hunter
Queensland
Gullstt
Anc
Percy Hunter
Konda
London
Australis
Siria Cames Michell
West
Carpentaria
Amitutewee
Willeoil Breit
Wilviaeit
Gordonvile
Federal Hall
Ana
Gor- Manale
Ren
Admirals warning and telex rumination in cryptic note
A cryptic message references an admiral's warning issued at 2 am and notes about a beeps executory cue as a potential key to imminent action. The fragmentary text mentions management, a counter plan, and expectations of a swift response in a tense security context.
Fatal cyclone devastates Midwest towns in April disaster
Reported across the Middle West, a deadly cyclone has killed dozens and injured hundreds. Homes, rivers, and villages were swept away as the storm’s devastation spread, with casualties mounting and rescue efforts underway.
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Ehleage
Middle “West
Lawingeherr
RANDED TALIANS AT STRANDED GEAR ANS AND
Mackay April 30 reports travelers stranded by rain on the way to Innisfail. An accommodation issue prevented vehicle access as the party faced delays and uncertainty while stranded aboard.
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ANS
Mackay
Cope
Railway Concert in Melbourne Havlec March Evening
Weather permitting the Railway Concert Hand will render a program at the St Mike Hotel tonight under the conductorship of Mr Henry Henderson. Mr Hughes and Miss Smith, Melbourne Havlec Abbott 51 Railway Concert Band. Gowns and children's wear items cataloged with prices appear in pages, including two-piece gowns and thickly-knitted bathing suits.
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Mr Hughes Snd
Mise Smith
Melbourne
Havlec
Abbott
Will Render & Pro
Ravine of Music
Trane
St Mike Hotel
Heny Henderson
Korinds to Run Wext Werk at Mulgrave River Site
A damaged clipping describes a planned event near the Mulgrave River for the opening of a new rail line past Be Rana Creek. Officials, including General Mulgrave Sill, promote a picnic excursion for about 200 people in good weather. May activities include a valedictory social at Mrs. Sieveart's home and tributes to local volunteers.
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Gerannvats Benoo
Seymour Howe
Matger
Mulgrave Sill
Gordovale School of Arts
Rill
Be| Rana ‘Creek
Mulgrave River
Wis
Mc Howe
Sieveart
Ker
Calates
Lore Fetal
A Communist View on Labor Struggles Reported
The April 20 report from Lamon covers the Independent Labor Party Conference. It notes debates on laws, parliamentary action, and a vow to mobilize labor toward socialist aims. A prominent communist quote claims the movement seeks to harness labor power for broader reform.
Miraculous Escape Mother and Children Under Moving Train
A mother and nine children were aboard a moving train when it derailed at Slewtown. The train dashed into the station, many were thrown and clung to the rails. Rescue teams aided the survivors as officials searched for those missing or injured.
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Syuney
Ey Arig
Slewtown
Rai
Howie
Death of Mrs Spon Prompts North Island Tributes
The untimely death of Mrs Lily Spon wife of Edward Win Spon of Sunny Side South Masstiain is reported. Friends in the North express sympathy as a representative assembly attends the funeral and honours her memory. The deceased described as gentle compassionate and philanthropic with twenty six years of service in the tropics. Reverend Ewart Taffy officiates at the service.
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EW. Spon
North Neenstand
Spo
Lily
Edward Win
Spon
Sunny
Eosion
Tropics
Ewart Taffy
Ie Varieky
Syrian leaders sentenced after uprising trial
A military court in Syria convicted former ministers under the regime of Felsul Ropime. The sensational verdicts imposed long terms on top officials with sentences ranging up to 29 years. One minister received 38 years while others were given 10 to 19 years in prison or reform periods.
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Belorg
Syrhay
Felsul Ropime
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