Federal Riddle Page's Challenge for Peiave Mini Miners
The article reports on debates within the Country Party over a possible composite ministry, noting pressure from key figures like Hughes and Thors backers. It describes party divisions, potential reshuffles, and the prospect of a formal government shift affecting ministerial choices and future strategy.
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Federal Coalition and Possible Ministers Named
The Sun reports Senator Crawford as a probable minister with talk of coalitions and cabinet reshuffles. It notes no individual is certain to stand and hints at Mackay and others possibly receiving portfolios, while stressing the uncertain political maneuvering ahead of a decisive head.
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Reign of Terror Antistrike Myths In Youth League
Fragmentary OCR notes describe antistrike actions within a youth league and references to teams such as Manresa, Herriot, Clore Corymitirs, and Villereren. The text preserves names and aims, though details are obscured by garbled letters.
Ruhr Coal Owners Trial Echoes Across Regions
The Ruhr coal owners face a trial for refusing to provide information while protests mount over potential mine closures. A Paris cable notes new reparations talks could ease war debt payments, with Berlin watching closely as occupation-era commercial ties and troop movements affect the region.
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Digging Coal by Bayonets and French Reparations Debate
A fragmentary wartime column discusses French policy on reparations, currency stability, and Germany’s postwar finances. It notes pressures on coal and timber, fears of French advances, and uncertainty over French and German recovery, with references to policy debates and financial strain shaping wartime diplomacy.
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Spence Street Blaze Prompts Police Interrogation Of Shopkeeper
A fire at Spence Street damaged the shop run by the Moron pair and led to a lengthy interview with the owner. Fire crews battled the blaze, while investigators questioned stock, debts, and the chronology of events surrounding the incident and its aftermath.
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Child Welfare Plan for Queensland Hospitals
A Queensland government plan announces upgraded maternity care across country hospitals with new wards and a baby clinic and training centre in Kighane. The project, funded by the Golden Casket, includes hospital accommodation improvements and staff training, slated to begin within months and be completed in about four months.
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MURDEROUS ACT MARKS REVOLT AND TRAIN ATTACKS
A garbled report describes violent incidents including a revolting act by Rish and a deadly attack on a train near Limerick. It mentions political turmoil, a potential death sentence for several charged individuals, and diversions regarding railway safety amid ongoing unrest.
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Herrin Massacre Suspects Put On Trial In Warren
Fragmentary report details a mass murder case linked to Veneneere tat at The Metrin area as Warrwon authorities seek suspects. Notes indicate formal charges and a misused weapon claim, with reference to a patrol and claim of involvement by several named locals.
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Mount Mulligan Strike Urges Inquiry and Tribunal
A Mount Mulligan miner letter urges government inquiry into the strike over dangerous caviting and working conditions. It argues for an Industrial Tribunal reference and warns of a large stoppage unless local tribunal processes resolve the dispute before contract cycles expire. The letter advocates timely action to save the mine and protect workers.
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Mr Hickson's Australian tour described with cures
The report travels from Brisbane describing Mr Hickson's touring healing methods in Australia. It portrays him as a mysterious figure with long hair who uses spiritual healing and miracles to aid the sick. The piece notes public curiosity and compares his approach to religious administration and claimed instant results.
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