Queensland Assembly Debates Franchise Extension and Salaries
In Brisbane the Legislative Assembly discusses franchise expansion as a matter for the Premier’s Conference. The Premier outlines government plans, while opposition critics attack wage policies, hospital funding, and ministerial salary reductions. A motion on unemployment insurance and other procedural points trigger disruptions and procedural votes.
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Steamer Fired by Mutinous Crew in Naples Incident
In Naples a Greek steamer Phiaselpha faced a mutinous crew action as revolver shots and carbineers were involved. Officers retreated to the bridge while firemen battled flames and water was poured aboard to control the blaze as the ship continued to turn in the harbor.
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Murder at Mornaby: Piercing hammer links to poleman Powell
In an August inquiry at Tar Port, evidence tied Fred Powell to the murder of Franke Remmis, manager at Sevings Maak. Witnesses described a hammer found at the scene and Powell seen near the railway line and nearby home as investigators probed motive and opportunity.
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Cotton Campaign Advances Local Meetings and Investments
Reports from Cairns and Rockhampton detail a Cotton Campaign with a New State Movement push. A Marveba meeting outlines funding for a Mareeba school of arts project and regional agricultural expansion plans including seed cotton and ginning capacity.
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Death of Michael Collins Sends Shock Across Ireland
Archbishops and newspapers mourn the death of Michael Collins after an ambush near Macroom. Reports detail the ambush, Collins’ mortal wounding, General Dalton’s injuries, and reactions from London and Dublin while noting the ongoing Irish struggle and future leadership questions.
Funeral of Parnell and Mungane silver lead mining notes
The article reports on Parnell Griffiths and Maglonalist figures attending a funeral in Cork and Dublin with a guard of honor and archbishop presiding. It also covers ore shipments from Mungane Mines near Brisbane, with 100 tons of silver lead bullion valued around £17,500 and expectations of larger production, copper prospects, and smelting operations into the coming months.
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Riots and Strikes Challenge American Corporation Wage Rise
In New York on August 24, tension rose as riots and worker strikes pressured an American corporation to raise wages. The Easter Peace Conference saw leaders and peers debating pacifist efforts while secondary walkouts disrupted rail and streetcar lines.
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Soldiers' Wives Desertes Dependents to Receive Allowance
The Federal Government will pay special allowances to wives and dependents of soldiers who deserted from active service and have not yet returned. Funeral expenses will be aid for soldiers and orphans who die in service.
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Death of Mr Taha Hutterworth at 65 in Quiet Funeral
The obituary notes the passing of Mr Taha Hutterworth aged 65. He had a wide circle of friends and was known for his humble, steady nature. A funeral is expected to be held Sunday at the Masons Hall with details to follow.
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Tax averaging debate prompts proposed change in Australia
Melbourne observers discuss extending the averaging principle in the Income Tax Act to apply to all income. A government proposal argues the current system is unfair, since a taxpayer with rising income would pay more than the average, while those with falling income pay less. The Treasurer’s plan aims to align charged tax with actual earnings across prior years, sparking debate over equity and revenue impact.
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German goods debate sparked by Power Shearers Award issue
In Melbourne the House of Representatives debated payments and policy linked to German trade and the Shearers' Award. Mr Blakely moved for Sept 7 to address dissension and depreciation, noting the mark's fall and high Commonwealth stock quotes. The discussion touched pensions, old age and expropriation bills as the session neared adjournment.
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Unclear Legislative Notes and Public Notices in Melbourne
The text fragment mentions a Melbourne date and references to Senate interviews, government actions, and tenders for construction on Lake Street. It hints at public notices about bids for erecting a store and mentions firms like Samuel Allen & Son, with unspecified details and multiple garbled names.
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Case Fertilisers, Mesure Al J Deaper Led
Fragmentary text mentions Co operative firms and a fight involving companies. No clear event or identifiable persons or organizations are readable enough to summarize reliably.
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