ANZAC DAY PARADE DETAILS AND PARK ARRANGEMENTS
A Anzac Day procession plans include the Brass Band Escort and Army Band displays. Officials note street routes along Wharf Street Shields Street Norman Park and the Imperial Hotel area with gate opening and park arrangements for Monday events at the foreshadowed time. Tickets for the public display will be sold at the park entrance.
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Proim
Cronsters
Ley Y & Co
Lorserren
Wharf Street
Shields St
Norman Park
Easter Remembrance Service and Concert Schedule
The programme outlines a village commemoration with a parade at 3 pm led by the Rest Home band and Mayor’s procession. The Last Post and reveille are planned, followed by church services, Sunday school, and an evening concert featuring choirs and hymns, concluding with a sermon titled Stronger Than Death.
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Norman Park
Ramme
Maior
Alliance
St George
Simelair
San Remo Conference Divides Allies Over German Disarmament
Reports from San Remo detail Allied leaders debating German disarmament and the risk of a Bolshevik shift in Germany. The notes warn a reduced force could invite invasion, urge orderly settlement, and describe tensions among Lloyd George Millerand Nitti and France’s militancy. The piece cites Mill erand’s stance, Britain's hesitations, and a French reluctance to widen concessions.
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San Remo
Apel
Supreme Council
Milltary
Caucasus
Germany
Europe
Mr. Perris
Daily Chronicle
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Ssgmer Nitte
Lloyd George
France
Count Nitti
Liewd George
Maly
Nitti
Berlin
Jumker
America
England
Italy
Russia
Rhine
Rube Valley
Partes
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Samer Net
Paris
Matin
San Remo Agerts
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Signor
Nini
Millerand
Acenenatotens
Uni Parades and Service Plan in Gordonwalg
A local notice describes a Sunday parade and religious service in the Gordonwalg Babinda area. The Rev C Fister and Fox will lead prayers and evensong with Corinthian liturgy.
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Edonvale
Tay
C Fister
Fox
Service at Cairne Pictures Enetend Service in the Atre
Members of the congregation are urged to attend the extended service at Cairne Pictures tomorrow morning. The event, tied to the society, seeks wider attendance and promotion of the entertainer’s fame.
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Cairne Pictures
Pears
All of Israel? No, Allaha? Iran aviator captured near Aleppo
Captain Renzat of the Iran air force arrived in Karachi after being captured by Arabs fifty kilometres from Aleppo. He said his machine was shot, oil reserves hit, and both sides clashed for hours before surrender. Arabs robbed all belongings. rescuers later freed the aviators amid pursuit by Turkish and Arab forces.
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Allahabad
Renzat
Karachi
Aleppo
Shereff
Tudor
Page
Groom
Untitled fragment hints at disaster casualty details
An unreadable fragment mentions a disaster on Kala road and a sixth victim named Nape night, with references to deceased and recovered soldiers. The text is garbled and omits clear dates, places, and full names.
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Kala Jmunda
Nape
K Gibeom
Sela Sealake
London Sees Tense Debate Over Treaty Compliance
In Paris and Berlin rumor reigns over possible treaty revisions and enforcement. French papers fear Germany may escape obligations while Millerand and Lloyd George are described as favoring strict vs flexible stances. Public commentary hints at shifts as Entente unity faces strain amid mixed signals.
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London
England
Paty
France
Germany
Nitti
Millerand
Lioyd George
Liogd George
Fresh British Troops Withdrawn Over Five Days
London reports eight battalions of fresh troops have been withdrawn in the last five days according to a Frankfort telegram.
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London
Beer Strike Boils Over In Adelaide Town
In Adelaide on April 24 a local beer strike shows no change in workers attitudes toward pubs. The strike committee resolves workers can endure without liquor for about a fortnight and invites Revs Schafer and fade to address them. Hotelkeepers seek a price cut from brewers to sell beer at old rates amid strong worker resolve.
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Adelaide
State meat deal concluded with Queensland suppliers
Negotiations between the Jam ous Government and Queensland meat interests reached finality on Thursday. An agreement will set 20 percent of season billings for the supply to state shops, with prices 3d per lb for chilled meat and 2d for frozen. The State plans to reserve meat for its shops and may kill some stock at state stations. The plan excludes applying the Sugar Allocation Act unless the deal is not honoured.
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Prishane
Jamous
Queensland
Suppalers
Fibelly
West Week
Oceanos
Fihelly
Couim
Townsville
Brigham
Tate
Unions Organise Shorter Week In Sydney Debate
In Sydney, Mr Garden of the Council discusses federation efforts and a committee push for a shorter work week. The union drive aims to reduce hours and reorganize the work schedule, with broad support noted for the plan.
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Sydney
Garden
Fedgs
Bad Deruta
Rift in the Late Strikes Strain in Brisbane Politico
The National Socranic Council chair Mr George Brown responds to Toowoomba reports about electoral committee actions. A sub committee proposed differing loyalties among constituencies, drawing criticism as factions shift amid Labour party gains and nationalist tensions.
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Brisbane
National Socranic Council
George Brown
Toowoomba
Consultaire
Veteréen
Creadient
PLP
Peterson
Consultative Committee
N. Dot
Almogp
Broweht
Albert
Labor Party
Mreterson
Plebhisertes
Cecil Peekerts
Onity
Gift Destroyers Sail for Australia Amid Delays
From Britain to Australia the gift destroyers set sail on Thursday with two more ethers arriving yesterday. Delays in their case stem from a possible shelling threat in the fleet area, as Aviator Matthews notes the opportunity to open vessels for thorugh inspection. The advance is seen as a significant addition to the Australian Navy.
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Sim
Entete
Britain
Australia
Aid
Matthews
Pthla Taspeeti
eAustratan Navy
Government to appoint Royal Commission into twelve jail terms
Sydney reports the Government will appoint a Royal Commission to inquire into the case of twelve men sentenced to long terms. A judge from another state is expected to conduct the inquiry, with the commission drafted to cover maximum scope for a full investigation.
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Sydney
Storey
Anothger
Luster Faioten
Weather Portrait of Cairns Damp Friday Rain
Raw damp weather dominated Cairns with several heavy passing showers and ongoing rain across cane districts. The Post Office rain gauge logged 24 hours ending at 9 am with notable totals at Aloomba, Mulgrave Central Mill, Ha Binda, Harvey's Creek, and other points as unsettled conditions persisted into Friday night.
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Cairns
Mulgrave Central
Aloomba
Harvey's Creek
Habinda
Auhices Freo Alwombameport
Charleville Rain Sets Trade Routes Moving North
Heavy rains grip Charleville in the past forty eight hours and flood the town. The rain opens up major stock routes from New South Wales to North Queensland passing Charleville Adewale Mackall Barcaldine Longreach Winton Hughenden and toward the Gulf and Cairne hinterland. Cattle and sheep prices appear uncertain as the season continues.
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Charleville
Cougiers
Iievers’ Association
Gree Reli
Newth Wales
Queensland
Adewale
Mackall
Barcaldine
Longreach
Winton
Hughenden
Gulf
Cairne
Weather Outlook for Tropical Regions Warns of Rain
Readable forecast notes heavy and steady rain likely in tropical regions. Attention to movement toward the south-western districts tomorrow with extension eastward over the weekend. Influx of moist air from the northeast suggests another low pressure system approaching the seaboard near Cooktown and Towners cod.
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Thander
Acta
Amer
Cooktown
Towner Cod
Bi Apertinee
Seaboard
Caillaux Trial Verdict Delivers Treason Charge Guilty
The Senate finds Caillaux guilty on the charge of correspondence with the enemy after rejecting high treason and intelligence charges. Prosecution moves to sentence deliberations as of April 24.
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Pares
Senate
Yates Go JK
Senate Debates Taxation and Alien Registration in Melbourne
The Australian Senate discusses excise on tobacco and acts on alien registration under wartime measures. Gardiner criticizes restrictions while government plans memorials for ALF deeds. The immigration bill passes second reading amid debate on alien controls and enforcement.
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Melbourne
Senate
Millen
Jardiner
Earce
Cardiner
ALF
ADF
Fynell
Senatos Gardiner
Nostralia
Prewress
House
Hussell
Bern
Alea Wiest
Debate on constitutional convention and wartime measures adjourned
The House resumed Mr Chapman's motion for a constitutional convention on proportional representation as well as industrial and social issues. Debate highlighted the federation pace, arbitration court limits, taxation changes, and wartime bills before adjourning until Wednesday with tributes to fallen soldiers and notes on Anzac Day.
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Chapman
Marr
Federation
Gotte
Tudor
Yates
Corboy
Melirath
Adelaide
Gain
R Yates
Hughes
Prove
West
Charcett
Jackson
Boas
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