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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1921
Page
5
London reports show the Lords and Commons clashed over amendments to a government measure. Prolonged debate featured sharp exchanges as ministers sought support, while the Lords rejected key changes and tensions rose across parliament. Police incidents disrupted public transport amid escalating political strain.
An incomplete report from London notes Sir J. Crug arriving in the capital as discussions on boundaries and a preventive position unfold. The interview reveals a shift from earlier stances, with Sir J. Craig remarking that prior views on the treaty have been entirely altered.
Reports from London state the Dail Airsan plans a secret action and will open session on Monday as part of disruption surrounding the “Baty Teteeraahe” agreement. Valera and party members face friction amid speculation of renewed debate and extended deadlines.
In Molten early this morning, three wounded and two dead were reported as disturbances erupted near the Ble Threater. Police say tensions flared, investigations ongoing, with crowds dispersed by authorities and no immediate arrests announced.
The appellant, Brier AE Se, was convicted and sentenced to ten years for assault with intent to commit rape and five years hard labor to run concurrently. The court refused leave to appeal in the supreme court. A further unsuccessful application for appeal was recorded in Townsville. The trial judge’s decision was upheld and the matter referred for further consideration in the trial court.
Sydney December 16 In the Central Court Henry Sister and Peter were charged with murder The men faced testimony about a fatal incident with a defendant and witness statements described in court proceedings during a tense hearing with exp ectations of future action by the court.
Fragmentary report indicates Dreadnought Tosawa launched today amid discussions on naval deployments. The article mentions Japanese influence and actions by various ships operating under their own authority without clear coordination.
An official committee meeting in Washington adjourned after discussion of the Taimgtyo-Taimanty Railway question. The Chinese and Japanese delegates convened but no resolution was reached.
In Sydney a coalition accord has been arranged between the Nationalist and Progressive parties. A joint election slate will be presented after a final agreement. The government team names will be submitted to the Governor following Saturday’s final talks between party leaders and deputies.
Melbourne dispatch reports uncertainty over renewal of the sugar agreement. Officials indicate talks may continue, with discussions focusing on production costs and terms. Sources say satisfactory notes are needed from parties to proceed, though exact dates remain unsettled.
A confused and fragmented update shows the Taper tions Commission facing funding pressure for a planned reparations program. Key details about Jansany and Febras Teale remain unclear as lawmakers debate the budget, delaying progress on the initiative.
A major fire broke out near Saturday dawn in Wagga Dre, destroying about 000 acres of erases and crop land. Stray flames surged rapidly as authorities fought to control the blaze, with extensive property damage reported and no immediate word on injuries.
AMISBANE December 16 The Minister for Mines announced the Biante arsenic mine Works were closed indefinitely and could not say when operations would restart The decision stems from a boycott affecting the mine and the broader state position is under review as authorities consider next steps in mining policy and sales arrangements.
Fragmentary report describes Hervey conviction in Ballarat with mention of Macrae and railways. notes involvement of journalists, press reporting, and a commissioner's actions. Courts impose twelve months with personal bond of £30.
Melbourne news brief covers Canterbury Park races with notes on Maiden Mandica, Canterbury Mandicap, Welter Handicap, and Moonee Valley results. Mentions Punters and horses like Hopetoun and Blue Baron with final placings and times in a compact racing digest.
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