Crises in the Queensland State Parliament
Onlooker outlines a turbulent 1921 Queensland Parliament scene with shifting ministries, votes, and defections. He describes ministry changes from August 1867 to 1879, court challenges to elections, redistribution debates, and a Northern Australian scenario tied to colonial governance and imperial policy battles.
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Joan Douglas Ber
Maral
Arthur Mi Il
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Kensie
S Minin
Aoa
Veven
Conddene
A. M
Bat
Orine Idrens
Ted
Lee
Untitled fragment hints at tough, historical torture testimony
Fragmentary OCR text references torture and a person named Mr Wa Gilmore, Hartley & Galens, suggesting a historical legal or court context. The exact events, dates, places, and full names are unclear due to damage and garbled wording.
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Lucille Salon
Queenslal
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Careniding
Jamifton
Hill
Cooper
Campbell
Patrick Berking
Newar
Lord Derby
Haris
Robert Philpost
Dodward & Calder
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Wa. Gilmore
Hartley
Galens
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Kety
Mary
Royal Ee
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Jacob
Eager &Son Led
Simmons
Sagat
J. Dans
Barinda
Millinery
Mercery
Boots & Shoes
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Babinda
Atte
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Eulaarl
Elrose & Fenwick Ltd
Sheridan Street
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Queensland National Bank
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APLIN
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