A Real Fight in Parliament on Country Party Policy
A large attendance at Parliament House witnessed the opposition approve a practical policy program for the State campaign. Leader Mr. A B Moore stated plans are advanced across the State with bright prospects for national victory. Candidates may be announced in two weeks as supporters rally in the Southern Division.
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Brisbane
Parliament House
Moore
National Country Party
Atherton
Mesgen
Aeatral
Labor
Mr. Moore
Unclear Electorate Pleads Before Return South
Fragmentary text suggests an electorate facing a pivotal moment before a move southward. Names, dates, or places are unreadable. The readable portions imply civic or political action tied to an upcoming return.
Shark Lands At Alga Bay In Townsville Report
Townsville reports a shark sighting and landing near Alga Bay with witnesses noting shoreline commotion and a crowd gathering. The scene includes mention of Mr Hume Wilkeett and Alma Gay as local figures amid the unusual maritime event.
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Townsville
Hume Wilkeett
Alma Gay
Play Segins Today
Text fragment outlines a cricket or sports action note about a player invited to Adelaide for a business purpose and linked to a past Third Test, with unclear names and phrasing. The readable parts imply an arrival and a hooker reference, but details are fragmented.
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Cade
Lees
Ion Pera
Adelaide
Selmi
Lord Hawker Praises Selection Committee Honors
A brief note credits Lord Hawker for praising the selection committee for choosing a candidate and fulfilling a responsibility undertaken. The passage reflects formal acknowledgment of the committee's role in the decision.
Clem Hill Forecast Highlights England In Play
A fragment suggests Clem Hill predicts England has a chance if confidence grows between wickets. It mentions reinclusion and notes England’s batting as a concern with unclear rating.
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England
Ipswich Batsman Selected for Sheffield Shield
IPSWICH batsman named for Sheffield Shield selection. O'Connor debated fielding duty to fill vacancy after Rowe intimated unavailability against Victori Peachey. Selectors agreed O'Connor should have periods in the field rather than keeping wicket.
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Ipswich
Brisbake
Oring
Rowe
Victori Peachey
Ipsnel
O'Connor
Road to Convalescence Report in London Bulletin
London report notes Majesty's progress on convalescence with brief updates on health status and ongoing recovery steps. The item summarizes cautious improvements and medical oversight as of late January news dispatches.
Weather Winds Prevail and Water Demand Rise in Brisbane
The Brisbane report notes heavy demands on the water supply as winds prevail. It records shade temperature around 102 degrees and humidity about 36 percent this afternoon, with prior readings indicating 0 percent humidity on November 9.
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Brisbane
RabauL Revolt Reported by Ce Neerea
The text reports a revolt in Rabaul with an announcement by Ce Neerea dated today. The fragment notes a specific individual and place but lacks full details on actions or outcomes.
Prince Visits Dwellings Amidst Pathetic Poverty
The Prince arrived unannounced at a shack where he saw two babies and a distressed neighbor near Ot alle Hote. He voiced sorrow at the conditions and waited as a complete set of necessities was prepared before continuing his tour.
Archbishop of Perth Named First Anglican Leader in 1914
The text notes a lay Anglican archbishop of last week submitted his office and mentions he would be the first Archbishop of Perth in 1914. It states he served with the A.L.F. as chaplain from July 1916 to February 1917.
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A Ley
Perth
A.lf
Exiled Accounts Question Trotsky's Fate and Surveillance
A fragmentary report from London discusses Trotsky's exile and implied surveillance. It notes doubts about his voluntary departure and suggests the exile may constrain his actions and influence.
British reactions on Afghan legitimacy and consular respect
Sir Austen reported that Britain will not recognize a new Afghan government until abdication matters are settled. Factions generally respected the British Legation in Kabul though damage occurred to a padge in December. The Jalalabad consulate was respected by all sides despite unconfirmed damage. Germany thanked Britain and India for rescuing German women and children from Kabul, and requested their thanks to be canceled.
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Ser Auseen
Thement
Brit
Austen
Kabel
Jalallabad
Kabul
Austen Tant
Borin
Fellas
Masemy
Labour Bureau Engagement Equality Plea Stir Brisbane
A Brisbane deputation urged the Labour Minister to end discrimination favoring married men in railway job engagements. They demanded equal treatment for single and married applicants and said the minister listened attentively to their representations.
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Brisbane
Sven
Labour Bureau
Betwen
Marie
Labor
D. AL Gledeen
Smenivere
Cricketer Sak Four Wickets For Team Victory
Adelaide reports an Australian cricket match where Sak claimed four wickets for 3 maiden over figures, contributing to his team’s performance. The readable lines mention key players and the efficient bowling impact in the game.
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Adelaide
Crick
Hnay
Sea Tom Henike Sak
Mey
Teak
Bush Fires Ravage NSW Rural Districts
A large bushfire roars across New South Wales destroying 2000 acres of grass, 2000 tons of lucerne, sheds, and a woolshed. Hundreds of volunteers battle a twelve to fifteen mile front as stock losses loom and fires threaten Bathurst Porters Retreat Isabella Mittagong and Rock Forest districts amid cattle sheep and horse losses.
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Ihigholm
Bathurst
At Porter
Isabella
Rock Forest
Government urged to fund hospitals and pass pivotal bills
Speakers criticized lack of funds and government inaction after promises. The committee demanded action on an electoral bill and hospital funding, urging temporary resignations if ministers failed to set matters right, with members agreeing to serve at most six months.
Mails to London Hoped For Weekly Service
Canberra reports the Postmaster General says negotiations with Orient Steam Navigation Co aim to cut costs and improve mail links with the United Kingdom. Potential annual savings of £30,000 and transfer of steamers from South Africa to the Suez route could enable a weekly Australia to Britain service.
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London
Canberra
Gib
Sam
Orient Steam Navigation Company
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand Seat Declared Vacant After Recount
Auckland reports a Bay Islands seat vacancy as a recount overturns former member Bell. Opponent Rushworth wins by two votes after petition alleging irregularities in conduct of the poll upheld by the Electoral Court.
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Auckland
Bay Islands
House of Representatives
Bell
Rushworth
Britain's Fiscal Problem Protective Tariff Debate
The Committee of Industry and Trade led by Sir Arthur Balfour presents Majority and Minority reports on iron and steel. The Majority favours a protective tariff while the Minority calls for nationalization with compensation to existing owners.
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London
Committee of Industry and Trade
Sir Arthur Balfour
Tragic Death Remarked In Poona Case
The body of Linda Isles aged 34 was found hanging from a rafters at midnight in Poona. Isles formerly Miss Mad docks in Sydney. her parents are believed to reside there. Husband and lover are named in the report, but no reason is known for the tragedy.
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Poona
Iewi
Linda Isles
Isles
Miss Maddocks
Sydney
Salvation Army Debate Over General Fitness and Leadership
A Salvation Army council meeting discusses removing a ban on an item and debating the fitness of a general to continue in office. The general admits alleged unfitness in letters, while Mr Justice Eve notes only physical health is under review, and the council contends age makes continued command untenable.
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Sines
Justice Eve
Simonds
Council
Iith
Salvation Army High Council to decide next steps
London report states the Salvation Army High Council will meet at the earliest moment to set a date to hear General Booth's representative. It clarifies that Justice Eve's judgment does not render previous council proceedings invalid and notes General Booth has not yet indicated his position.
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London
Salvation Army High Council
Justice Eve
General Booth
Booth
High Council to Fix Hearing Date for Gea 1 Booth
A High Council member said a procedures change would strengthen the position. The council plans to hear the General's representative, citing testimony about the treatment of relatives and a racetrack incident.
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London
High Council
Gea
Booth
Weber
Conference on Commonwealth Shipping Reform Plans
Report from Canberra notes a three party conference between the Commonwealth Government Overseas Shipping and a committee representing Gren Con and related groups. Attendees include Mr Hams tot Eira and Mr Puilley Hill of the Grind Boat line. Proceedings to discuss future policy.
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Canberra
Mee
Ween
Monwealth
Overseas Shipping
Sreetsi Si
Renown
Hams Tot Eira
Puilley Hill
Question on League or Union in Queensland Rugby
The record notes a January 31 Brisbane report on a Queensland Rugby Football League issue. It mentions Mr Pls, secretary, and discussions over union or league status, Tennison ruling, and BRL officers debated at a recent meeting with BRL officials noting objections to state closed meetings and general fees.
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Brisbane
Queenslan Rugby Football League
Wis
Ofan
Valle
BRL
ALU
Phillips
Rensgon
Jonry
Tennison
Saldee
Messrs
Mocatta
Fullaston
Welch
Iealy
Thein Aduti
Individuh Labs
Wil
Tbe
Ings
Q.rl
Toowogmea Decision and Adherence to QRL
A fragmented report notes a meeting where Mr. Roberts questioned long debated aims. The AL group sought control of the ORL but faces internal doubt about achieving its objective amid harsh treatment of followers and broader national opposition.
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Roberts
Ofa Cf
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Amanullah Wot
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Oscar
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