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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
5
The article reports on Constantinople’s Greek population amid Allied discussions with Turkish leaders. It notes possible indemnities for Greeks who stayed and references positions by Curzon and British officials on Turkey’s future borders and minority safety.
In a tense exchange reported from Sydney, Mr Piddington sent a telegram to the Prime Minister amid accusations of gross misrepresentation and personal abuse. The Prime Minister denounced the behavior and defended his appointed official, asserting the need for decorum and precedent in governance.
Following a disputed presidential election, supporters of rival groups in the capital clashed and damaged property. Police reported several injuries and a number of arrests amid chaotic scenes across districts.
The Evening reports that eighty six acres of New South Wales coastline are held by Japanese owners. A Japanese syndicate has purchased land at Servi Bay and Barronjoary near Ettadona Beach, with further holdings at Mininetena, Vodvey Harbours, and nearby areas, prompting inquiries.
London on December 14 Justice Shearman sentenced two more women to death after a juried inquiry. Both prisoners faced execution despite mercy pleas. A younger prisoner was noted as having faced reprieve, while others were reprieved, leaving questions about the overall harshness of the capital punishment system.
Berlin reports bitter press reaction to government policy on German reparations. Herr Stignes of the Deutsche Zeitung criticizes London reports and the government for weak handling, with industrialists left uninformed as talks continue toward final settlement.
A garbled report describes labor actions at Diggers Dear Homes and mentions a toll on housing projects. It notes plans for a concert in August and references delays, allocations, and disputed costs affecting the local build.
In Paris on December 14 M. Poincace told Poult Parhian that Mr. Tower Law accepted the suggestion to withdraw the Balfour Note. He proposed an all round relaxation of some wartime measures while France would offer no guarantees. Veincare added there is no need for further action even if France fails to reach an agreement with Britain.
Fragmentary notes reference an act taking effect in January and an application for a seat. Mentions a fidelity bond and phrases like kept from the beginning, but with multiple typos. No coherent event, names, or dates to establish a clear news item.
Brisbane reports approval of a reproce arrangement allowing Federal or State Servants to receive funds to cover expenses when proof of their capacity is provided. The plan aims to streamline payments and reimburse costs tied to official duties.
The notice advertises widespread reduced rates by New Zealand shipping firms, listing items and goods for sale in a bustling display. It mentions machinery, ropes, wooden toys, and curios with emphasis on affordable pricing and new service terms. The piece frames a promotional market scene with multiple vendors and a call to visit the display.
A large fire at Darling Harbor caused extensive damage estimated at 460 000 dollars. Firefighters battled flames that erupted from a building area housing the van Gratien motor and three horses. The blaze sent fire and smoke across streets as dawn light appeared. Insurance coverage was reported, with crews ensuring the bonds and goods were insured while women worked to manage turpentine and related contents.
A fragment discusses land sale concerns on the New South Wales coast. It mentions Mr Srey and officials, government involvement, and investigation into land transfer and surveying values. Names and dates unreadable, with emphasis on inquiry and regulatory review.
Fragmented, unreadable text references a return, travel fatigue, and a discussion of U.S. stance abroad. It mentions wartime or postwar themes and a Times comment on fierce lanes, hinting at national turning points, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A report from Rome on December 14 states a man named Jal raver hanged himself in his house. The police noted the act appeared self inflicted with no clear motive or accomplice. Investigators described the scene and identified the deceased as a native of a nearby area, with details limited by the damaged text.
Fragmented lines show R. Hughes campaign expanding across states with committee actions and plans for governance. Mention of committees, personnel, and fundraising hints at nationwide effort amid unclear details.
Fragmentary text suggests a political debate in New South Wales with references to unity and candidate declarations. Mentions of parties, officials, and parliamentary roles hint at campaign messaging and electoral strategy.
A December 4 crash near Boonah involved a car and a locomotive. The vehicle, carrying Mr and Mrs Roberta and their two young daughters, was struck by the train’s cow catcher and carried some distance before stopping. All occupants escaped with only minor injuries.
Brisbane region weather update notes scattered rain and thunder across Normanton Beaudesert Angathelie Richmond Charleville areas with varying intensity. Dated meteorological counts reference 9 mm in one location and widespread showers affecting mining towns.
Fragmentary report describes a lively moment in the House of Commons with ministers and chairs, noting interruptions and procedural questions as the chair tries to maintain order amid a disrupted session.
Fragmentary notes report costs for elections in New South Wales with unclear figures and references to sections and fees. The readable text hints at a cost tally around 2.00 units, but details are incomplete.
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