Ireland unrest and trade union congress clash in London
A new bill to curb crimes in Ireland was introduced in Commons. Archbishop Barry and clergy faced a search by Cameron Highlanders. a protest led to a swift clearance. Sinn Fein leader Durman resigns amid policy rifts. A worker found dead with a cardboard spy tag. Lord Mayor hosts Test Trade Union Congress as Farren urges direct action and abolition of wage system. Government deportations and arrests cited amid push for independence.
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London
Ireland
Lars
Hobart
Middleton
County Cork
Father Brawer
Kelly
Cameron Highlanders
Barry
Flcer
Durmad
de Valera
Dremedlloher
Thomas Farren
Irish Republic
British Irish Crises and Home Rule Debates Highlight Tensions
Parliament in London debates Home Rule amid Irish outrages and proposed measures. Lloyd George defends government policy and postponement, while Devlin and others criticize actions as driving extremism. Reports note casualties among police and military in Ireland and discuss potential negotiations with De Valera.
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London
Hamar Greenwood
Onder
Romar
Stafone
Ireland
Trafic
Queeenstown
McCalum Scott
Lloyd George
Devlin
Llord George
Sydney High Court Hears Industrial Dispute Case
The High Court in Sydney hears an industrial dispute involving the Merchant Service and the New South Steamed Quarters Association. The case questions whether government departments can be parties and if Commonwealth awards can be issued against departments. The hearing adjourned before a ruling.
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Sydney
High Court
The
Bear
Merchant Service Tee Cole
Nweaith
Assorue
Manning
Prince's North Coast Visit Draws Wide Welcomes
The Prince arrived in Maryborough amid arches and cheers, meeting Mayor Bushnell and officials. He toured the town by motor, inspected guards of honor and widows, then proceeded to Tiare, Gympie, and Cooroy where dense crowds and further honors awaited.
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Maryborough
Mmderman Bushnell
Minteter
Agriculture
Mr. Gillies
Tiare
Queensland
Prince's Brisbane Return Delights Crowds at Central Station
After visiting Cooroy Nambour Beerterrum and Caboolture the Prince returned to Brisbane at 49 tonight. Enthusiastic cheers greeted him from Bulimba to the Central station where Diggers gave a grand welcome at a returned soldiers smoke concert. He departs for Sydney tomorrow morning.
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Brisbane
Cooroy
Nambour
Beerterrum
Caboolture
Central Station
Bulimba
Diggers
Sydney
Prince’s homeward itinerary traced by Colonial Office
The Colonial Office releases the Prince’s homeward route with brief stays at multiple ports. Depart Sydney August 19 and Fiji on the 21st, Samoa August 25, Mauritius August 20, Honolulu September 1, Acapulco September 10, Panama 10th, Jamaica 19th, Granada 21st, Trinidad 14th, Demerara 26th, Port of Spain 28th, Bermuda October 3, arriving Portsmouth October 7.
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London
Colonial Office
Sydney
Fiji
Samoa
Marwaii
Honolulu
Acapulco
Parama
Mth
Jamaica
Granada
Trinidad
Demerara
Ftntion
Bermunda
Portsmouth
British Subjects Urged to Poland as Bolshevik Advance Near Warsaw
War saw officials report a critical situation with British subjects ordered to Poland. Bolshevik scouts are six miles from Warsaw and Red cavalry advance guards are between Grodno and the capital. Russia says armistice talks are delayed by about seven percent as deserters mount to around three thousand in June.
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Warsaw
Poland
Red Cavalry
Grodno
Oraed Emmenene
Russi
British Commons Debate On War Reparations Food Aid
In London August 3 the House of Commons discussed advances on postwar reparations and food aid to France. Sir Worthington Evans said an arrangement for advances would ensure miners get adequate food, while critics argued Britain gains were not equitably shared under the Spa agreement. Lloyd contends the public did not receive 60 to 70 percent of prewar food, highlighting strained relief measures.
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Liexd
Anc
Weisseles
Ireland
Colm
Lloyd George
Gyles
Kenworthy
Othe Sten Femers
London
Commons
France
Worthington Evans
Britain
Spa
Lloyd
Prisoners to Be Released After Cabinet Decision
Sydney reports that at a State Cabinet meeting it was decided that 10 of 12 I.W.W. men sentenced in 1956 should be released following Justice Ewine's recommendations. An executive meeting and labor council discussions are planned for tomorrow at Sydney Town Hall with sympathisers and associated parties.
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Sydney
Ewine
Leoveen
Land Labor Council
Sidney Town Hall
London Commons Hopes for Early Adjournment
In the Commons Mr Bonar Law aims for a rise near the end of next week or before mid October unless urgent matters arise. The note mentions attendance at upcoming races, with emphasis on ladies and Miss FE Harris of Victoria House Lake Street as an early fashion observer.
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London
Auansti the Commons
Bonar Lawail
FE. J. Harris
Victoria Howse
Lake Street
Manchester
Inc
Navy
Mack
Mole
Waitah
Shire An
Great Australian aviation feat praised by leaders
Prime Minister Hughes sent congratulations to Lieut Parer and Lieut McIntosh for their England to Australia flight. Acting Premier of Queensland also lauded their courage and determination, noting the single engine De Havilland aircraft endured crashes, improvised repairs, and monsoon conditions to complete the historic journey.
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Melbourne
Alwens
Mr Hughes
Lieut
Parer
Commonwealth
People of Australias
Heartwest
McIntosh
Brisbane
Fiherly
Queensland
Lieuts
Farer
England
Australia
Lieu.s. Parer
de Haviland
India
Antia
Arbitration Court Consolidates Local Authorities Award in Queensland
Brisbane August 3 The Arbitration Court consolidates the local authorities award across Queensland after protests from the Returned Soldiers League and the Draymen's Union. The decision fixes a base weekly wage of £3 17s, a one week paid holiday, casual rate 2s 9d per hour, and special provisions for shift workers and over 19s. Junior provisions and harbor contractor exclusions are noted.
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Brisbane
Arbitration Court
Australia Workers’ Union
Queensland
Mr Gabber
Mr. Crockett
Draymen's Union
A.W
Dhyestan
AWOL
Jirethe McCawley
Justice McCawley
Sit
Weed
Meinioowes
Princesses Mary and Maud In Car Crash No Injuries Reported
In London on Finchley Road Princesses Mary and Maud were involved in a motor accident but escaped harm. Police and witnesses confirmed both royals were uninjured.
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London
Anger
Princesses
Mary
Maud
Finchley Road
Hughes Attacks Mannix in Melbourne Speech
Mr Hughes claimed Dr Mannix spreads anti British propaganda and represents Sinn Fein in Australia not the Australian people. He accused Mannix of ambition and fanatical influence, staging demonstrations and aiding anti Allied aims, insisting Australians rejected him.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Mannix
Autralia
America
Australia
Sinn Fein
Britain
Rell
Sinn
Pelief
Nwerten
Sinn Feimers
de Valera
Mat Iertix
Lloyd George
Railway Collision Kills Three Near Sydney
At Herstville on the Awarra line three people died and thirteen were injured after a railway crash. Names listed include Michael Shean and two boys among the dead, with many wounded taken to St George's Hospital for treatment.
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Sydney
Herstville
Awarra
Michael Shean
Myall Street
Oatley
White
Forest
Gordon Eliferinston
Scott Street
Mortdale
KR. Hart
Russell Street
W. Irwin
Peakhurst
W. J. Prossee
Rose Street
Annandale
Albert Prentice
Oxford Street
Jas. Terner
Louisa Street
Norman Byron
Arran Road
B. A. Smith
West Street
H. I. Lome
Newitle
J RB. Andersen
Rosa Street
V Chaplain
Cecil Kay
Mint Street
Fies
Tom Short
Honest Stand Stalls Parliamentarians Pay Rise
In Adelaide August 3 the Assembly debated raising salaries for State Parliamentarians. The Premier insisted the government would not empower members to dip into public funds unilaterally, calling it indecent. He added he would act only after electors are consulted.
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Adelaide
Auction At Newmarket Sale Yards Bright Draft Horses
At Newmarket Sale Yards today A J Draper offers for sale by public auction head heavy draughts from Clutha Bundora and Mt Eno stations. Five years old and in prime condition they have worked in fire breaks and wool haulage with high drive. Also Fifteen active plough horses offered and estate furniture and effects from Dr Collins Cairns. Building allotments for subdivision sale in Cairns with easy terms and location near railway and business streets.
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Clutha
Bundora
Mt. Eno
Lake Streeft
Vo FE
Shields-street
Cairns
Dr Collins
Collins
Lake Street
Jnl
Cains Radh
Shields Street
Shields and
Sherwian Streets
Messrs Smellie & Co
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Trade Union Congress
Liond George
Devlin Col
Irelad
Ani
Fesicus
St. Gee Society
Wabonda
Pabiedis Society of the Royal Ciety of
St. George
Feidey
Cains
Prathoe
North Coast
Lw.w
Is His Republic
and Todeyr
Deene
King TE
Newmarket
A. J. Draper
E. C. Earl
Estate DE V. E Collins
Superior
Woodward & Calder, Banal
Woodward & Calder. Auctionerss
Secre
Woodwarky & Calder
Cairns Aquatic Club
I. E Bulcock
QeesiNe
Otra Hall
Gordonvale
M. Thumm
Monica
Irish Association Hall
Foster Orchestra
Dohra Bacon Factory
Norsh
Windsor
S— Mesers Burns, Philp & Co
Seml Allen & Sona. & Campbell, Lid & Newell
Led
Ean Peer
Greece
Sea Ae Ae
Boland’s Ltd
Cau
Kobe
Maye
Shiba
Renee Sile
LAKE @TREET
Perdriau S
Pescision
W. A. Collins
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