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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Dec 05, 1922

Page

5

Pro Turkish and pro Allied views split at Lausanne court

The Greek Revolutionary Court at Lausanne debated approaches to the Dardanelles and a Turkish invasion, with pro Turkish and pro Allied factions diverging on policy. The court found Prince Andrews’ actions insufficiently warranted while noting extenuating circumstances, and Tebitcherin commented on naval base implications and potential international reactions.

Prince Auirew Meath Dee 4 M._Tebitcherin Black Sea Prsvigsere

Scotsmen En fete St Andrew Day Week Festivities

Brisbane coverage reports a crowded St Andrew’s gathering with dignitaries including the Federal Attorney General and the Premier. The event features speeches, acknowledgments to leading merchants, and a look at public sentiment on national matters amid festive observations.

Brisbane St Andrew Groom Rontan “Raciety Mere Colo Sentamen Paris Chosennland Bien Spaech Theafore Oslo Australia

Court Sittings Dates for the Northern Division

Court notices list dates for sittings of the supreme court in the Northern Division. Publics advised of sessions beginning March 12 and one other date in September. Names, centers, and proceedings appear in the circulated notice.

Aitimgy Thiseen

Maritime labor unrest stirs New Zealand trade routes

Fragmented foreign report notes seamen's strikes and union actions affecting shipping to New Zealand. Vessels face visa and labor constraints. Union leaders press for wage and policy adjustments while labor councils clash with employers over planned retentions and work conditions.

New Zealand Union Co Conway Salen Gil Seamen's Pades Labor Council Tyson

Labor Attitude and Socialisation Objective Debate

A fragmented report reviews labor and socialist themes as readers react to party rhetoric. It notes tensions between Theodore and ALP opponents, with references to NSW politics and public reactions. The piece hints at shifting positions and demands from Labor supporters amid ongoing debate.

Sekee Kan Ais Theodore Thas Wil Country Pram’ Association Yriahame

Insurance Act Workers Income Reform Prompts New Rules

Fragmented OCR text mentions insurers and employees under a revised act titled Workers Income Reform. It hints at labor implications and policy shifts affecting employers and workers, with unclear names and dates due to transcription errors.

Secret Forgery Gang Arrests by U S Authorities

Unclear OCR text references a forgery gang and arrests by U S authorities. The fragment mentions a secret gang and police action, but readable details are limited. Entity names, dates, or locations are not clearly present. The piece lacks concrete events to form a precise summary.

Dublin Kidnapping Plot Seals Not Abandoned

Dublin is described as relatively calm amid reports of a revived kidnapping plot by rebels. Authorities warn the Free State guards face armed agitators while discussions over a new constitution continue. The story notes government officials and parliament preparing for potential clashes and security measures.

Dublin Cabeay Momornan Dewar Berth Gand Devatera Free State Snd J.a Uler Noram Saif Republican Army Chahliahmant Ite Aetkom

A Broken Pledge Debars Newspaper Representatives

A news hearing in Pee Dee involved the Sydney Daily Telegraph and its representatives, with the Press directed not to publish. testimony and conversations were ruled inadmissible evidence as the case unfolded. The service homes commissioner faced questions amid a tainted undertakings report and suppression orders.

Pee Dee R. Driver Service Homes Wade Sydney Cera Conversa Lapoe Os ’ Ogucioeily Rme Cusiean

Local option polls reported in Brisbane dec 4.

Dec 4 Brisbane ledger notes local poll notices under liquor act across divisions including Tome, Burmett, Dalby, Duchess, Greg and Resa in regional districts. Readable lines reference memorials and official notices issued by the department.

Brisbane Georegia Acd Wien Burmett Plworth Dalby Greg Elsione Cao Mount

Georgetown Divorce Panel Questioned by Local Court

A fragmented item from a Georgetown page reports on a divorce panel facing scrutiny by a local court. The readable segments mention the panel and a gathering, with unclear details on dates or participants. Further context from the full page would clarify dates and involved individuals.

Stare Guverainenn Ipemaider’s Haste on Key Issue

Fragmented text from Sydney dateline discusses urgent action on a national question. Mentions pro sal statements and a plan to hasten decisions, with unclear references to a government leader and a monetary figure. No coherent full details available.

Sydney

Fragmentary record from an unclear page item

The readable text is garbled and offers no clear event or names to summarize into a coherent news item.

Gillies Cairns Meeting Garners Critical Labor Debate

A fragmented report notes Prime Minister Criticized and Labor attitudes toward the Sugar Agreement. It describes Mr Gillies, Mr Gilles, and regional figures in the DAL area discussing the acting premier role, the sugar pact, and related political tensions. The piece references a February conference, price terms, and party positions on the sugar industry and labor policy.

Tore Hon W.N. Gilles Agratture Dal Region Ibge Sipentence Hai Vermont Gillen Renmeing Tesla Commonwealth Walla Kemarynga Dristane Aegis Ueenaland Labor Party Couhl & Tepewal Spariton Tea Fe. P. Pease Mi 9 Ariel Penne Ronen Tony Maral Rage Celleayt Samed C. Waneborough

Queensland Ambulance Wins Interstate Railway Race at Melbourne

Queensland Railway Ambulance team defeats rivals in the interstate railway contest held in Melbourne. The event featured Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, Western Australia, and Queensland with Mason assisting as station official. Despite a close finish, Queensland claimed the victory while other states posted varied results.

Q.R.A Melbourne Brisbane Queensland Victoria Brenly Loskhampton

Tornitere ay wah te tue' a Ree Sie

Fragmented readable text describes a poster or notice about a prelims event. The legible fragment mentions a pull party and timing. Entities and details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Partiowars

Haigs Censure Spurs Debates on Empire Emigration

A clipping reports severe Haig censure of emigration and unemployment across the empire. The piece cites statements about colonial labor, advising measures for displaced workers, and commentary from Joseph Conk and ministers. It notes political sensationalism around Australia's migration and the role of government and states in aiding affected populations.

Karl Maly Urea Joseph Conk Rede Deed Sr Ten Austral Weir Welfare Brisbane Earl Hing Australia Queensland Mtr Theodore Commonwealth Siete Viain Mancheater Mt Okie Davida

Lausanne Parleys Fears Of Rupture In Conference

Paris reports that the Matin correspondent says attempts to hasten negotations. Curzon summoned ministers and Greece’s ex-Minister Agalis warned of possible adjournment. The aim is to avert a definite rupture and possibly draw in Turkish interests or Greek government gains as the talks proceed.

Paris Avg Jamat Adda Cathin Fathington Agalis M. Cormillas Preva Espana Linas Andrew Athena

Holding the Fort at Brmnbane December

Fragmentary report notes a December event involving Leanne and legal proceedings at a federal department. Mentions Mr Huxhain and a name resembling Tam bat Seer boay foo, with reference to Atviraey fiereral and Sho.

Brmnbane Atviraey Fiereral Inaver Mr. Huxhain

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