Doyle Heads to New Zealand and Immigration Ideas for Australia
Sydney reports Sir Conan Doyle departing for New Zealand as discussion grows on boosting Australia's population. Authors argue increased immigration from North America could ease imperial strain, with North Queensland and Northern Territory highlighted as promising destinations for sugar, cotton, and other colonial industries.
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Sydney
Conan Doyle
New Zealand
Australia
Britain
England
Bria Empire
America
Australis
Queensland
United States
Americas
Canada
Aviation East to West Australia Crossed
Dee Vertu and pilot Lie Reiggs along with their mechanic Sergeant Hw jane completed a record air route flight across Australia. They departed Bebnoot Raverourse at one, reached Adelaide in about five hours total travel time, with a distance around 2109 miles. Their average speed calculated near 120 miles per hour.
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Dee
Dewaris
Lie Reiggs
Hwjane
Bebnoot Raverourse
Adelaide
Need for instruction deputation to Minister in Brisbane
A Brisbane deputation from the Children Welfare Association urged the Education Department to appoint a medical officer for school hygiene. They noted recent medical congress interest in sex hygiene and called for practical inspection and female medical staff involvement in the medical aspect of sex education for state youths.
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Brisbane
Hirzham
R. HL. Roe
Children’ Welfare Association
ALJ
Turner and Mathewson
Roe
Rey Cent
State Debentures Redeemed in Cash Funds
A partial notice states debentures to be redeemed in cash on January 1 in an amount around £109,200. It references debentures and stock with 4 percent interest under the Closer Settlement Act and notes payment from the Crown or a government fund.
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Cadi
Ade. Thendare
Kaan Fundy
Gov Sroment
Motion on.coe Peru? (Unavailable)
The fragment reports a December Geneva note on a motion by Robert Teco with unclear context and sparse details. No clear event, person, or organization can be established from the readable text.
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Geneva
Lad Robert Teco
League of Nations Dispatches and Allied Talks
London reports from December describe Allied efforts at the League of Nations and a preliminary session noting large attendance. The Avatration Press notes pay scales for officers and a debate on racial equality, while Greece and Bulgaria are mentioned amid forthcoming Anglo French Italian responses. The piece highlights Allied embarrassment and potential methods to handle crises involving Greece and broader world order.
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London
Gevieva
Syn
Colting
Australia
IMS
Nbe
New York
Thor
Maine Coast
Hay
Adm
Bulgaria
Vera
Greece
Constantaie
Ratteatin
Reese Ant
Sugar unloaders threaten protest at Melbourne port
In Melbourne the sugar shipment faces delay as the Melbourne Port workers refuse to unload over 3810 bags citing weight limits under commonwealth law. A bitter dispute grows with Housewives Association backing and calls for male and female volunteers to finish unloading if the strike continues into next week.
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Melbourne
Housewives’ Association
London Explains Loan Gains Amid Railways Profits
London reports claim that railways are profitable while government pledges tax measures. Readers question whether claims about schemes and feuds reflect broader financial motives. The piece mentions named figures Theo dore and Bertie Sep in a speculative tone.
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London
Theodore
Gove
America
Berlin Debate Over Indemnification of Hohenzollerns
A fragmented Berlin report notes socialists opposing a proposed indemnity for the Hohenzollerns amid a contested debate. The Conservative Kaulan cites ambivalence as policy shifts trigger reactions and rumors swirl about the outcome and public sentiment.
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Berlin
Libger Grom
Kaulan
Ameless
Ruth
Jim
Ept
Tay
Rey
Am Hoce
Wimwit
Immigrants Starving in Sydney Say Assist Needed
Rev Ho Gribble of the Church Social Campaign warns that many newly arrived immigrants in Sydney face hunger and wait for relief. He cites 80 aboard the Euripides and describes families seeking support under overseas plans while government aid remains absent.
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Sydney
Ho Gribble
Sebich
Grivbie
Rand
Local Authority Debates Tax Bill Changes at Parliament
Fragmented report from a December session of representatives discussing a bill on local authorities. Maxwell, president of the Legal Authority Association, warns the bill would raise taxes beyond current levels as governments seek tighter control and broader powers.
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Dee
Imale
Maxwell
Clarkson
Returned Soldiers. Med Sol A Remind t for the Govern
Brisbane reports a Returned Soldiers relief meeting where the State Government pledged reverence to returned soldiers. Funds and cession of wear were discussed with priorities for single men, then married non-soldiers, and finally those who did not serve. A progress report on forming an Australia Sailors and Soldiers Cooperative Co was submitted. Cloth weaving arrangements were planned and swords expected in February.
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Brisbane
Aecnsland
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