Theodore Defends Deficit in Queensland Finances
Queensland figures show a deficit of £185,591 with total interest £355,000 higher than last year. Mr Theodore Johnson defended the finances despite mining and cattle downturns and noted revenues were down £24,900 while expenditure rose £494,000. He warned of a doubtful surplus and possible continued expenditure cuts as the outlook for income tax and land receipts remained weak. The Premier indicated the government would adjust policy, but no new loan replenishment was decided yet.
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Brisbane
Asid
Theodore Johy
Bern
Theodore
Theodors
Battle in Dublin as rebels resist Free State forces
Desperate combat flares in Sackville Street and surrounding areas as Free State troops tighten ring around rebel positions in Dublin. De Valera spurns surrender after meeting with Archbishop Byrne. city center houses and barricades endure heavy rifle fire and explosions. Civilians suffer food shortages as stores close and assets are seized amid ongoing engagements. Disputed holds persist at Four Courts, Killenny, and Liberties with reinforcements arriving for Free State forces.
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Dublin
Byrne
Rar
Devalera
Gresham Hotel
Collins
Anilsck
Sarkville Street
Dulin
Searce
Kill Renny
Callen
Yippe
Clonmel
Donegal
Emateon
Rielly
Devalere
Iimorine
Paanard
Sackville Street
London
Pour Covris
Cannell Street
Rutland Square
Iping
Whrugho
Andhiort
Aheet
Rey
A. Pres
Maille
Gri ‘Fin
Bee
Garrizonine
Rinity College
Kelle
Oher
Dubein
Maylbora Street
Faris Panons
Mavenirnl
Mgt
O'Reilly
Atetican
At & Aelock
Ansiety
Public Servants and the Basic Wage Petition Filed
Government petitioned the Arbitration Court for wage reductions tied to the basic wage. The move targets overtime payments and extends to all grades, with preliminary action and potential salary reductions following the federal wage adjustment.
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Brisbane
Lareck
Carrem
Ravelling
Fem
Theodore Anid
Story
Mane
Parliament Opens Pre Session in Queensland
Brisbane July 2 Parliament meets to open the third session. The Governor opens with the Address in Reply to be moved by Mr Foley and Riordan. The abolition of the Council and revision of Standing Orders are noted as key changes. The Premier may form a Standing Orders Committee. The Country Party holds two sessional meetings. Mr Moore is seen as a strong opponent for leadership. The Nations Party plans a meeting if Mr does not proceed tomorrow.
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Brisbane
Foley
Ite
Riordan
Country Party
Morrie
Mie Moore
Mir
Vowles
Nations Party
Wedfunda
Prisoner’s Cunning Sparks Police Court Case
Monta Groene Jey was moved in the Central Police Court after a weekend incident near Red Hill. A man fired at Brumby on Suse Street, a chase followed, and the suspect was captured with a revolver. Brumby’s face bled and he was knocked unconscious before regaining consciousness. Police later found the suspect at the scene and prepared to proceed with charges.
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Monta ‘Groene Jey
Patce
Cour
Wes Geira Cera
Mt of
de Ra
Ann Pires
Red Hill
Sfordy
Voce
Dies
Brumby
Suse
Elmatie
Claude
Rathenau Murder Source Fragment Signals Accomplices Involvement
Fragmentary report details a lover’s letter triggering a murder plot tied to accomplices. Names such as Fischer appear in rooms searched as police investigate who aided the crime and whether a faithful lover was involved.
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Bertin
Fischer
Sera
Tay
Mori
Alice
Airship Crash Rescue After 600 Foot Fall
In heavy weather the tether wires broke and the car detached from the balloon. The airship fell about six hundred feet into the Gulf. Boats rushed to the scene and rescued a crew of about 20. all were injured but none killed as military authorities assess the incident.
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Gulf of
Northern Country Party meeting at Gordonvale attracts large attendance
Tal Roa for Madera SufMcient cotter wiesac on ield work, foray' iy the Cordorrente rea, 10 afford a miterial of the Mul ee MIN. A very sucreanful meeting oF ange riers of the Northern Cowles. Farty was held at Gordonvale night Mr Were Griffin occupied their, the attendance being a mont representative one. Meatrs. Johny Varnon and Mat Gordon, int. were appointed as the district's representa tives on the Exes
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Madera
Northern Country Party
Angeriers
Cowles
Gordonvale
Griffin
Mont
Johny Varnon
Mat Gordon
Wonder Ship Exhibition to Call at Cairns Amid Talks
A cable to the Prime Minister outlines efforts to bring the Brie lah Induatry on a world tour as a floating exhibit. The vessel, described as a remarkable craft, would visit Cairns for a fortnight with a watertight deck setup for visitors and special display areas. Messages from Cairns officials, including the Mayor and Chamber of Commerce, request arrangements and freight terms, with plans to showcase British and Australian trade interests.
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Cairns
Nere Eversons
Earl Gray
Ally
Lowing
eNine
Rine Hine
Commonwealth of Australia
Melbour
Cairne
Belcher
Iene
Apeland Gowen
Gur
Cairne Harbor
Cairne Harbor Board
James
Chamber of Commerce
J Robertson
Menapar
Commonwealth
Weam-Train Brunbane
Samual Atjan
Sone
Devat Empire
Sealand
Bown
Focas
Cummeres
Tragic Love Rejected Suitor Mortally Wounds Woman Then Kills Self
A rejected suitor who had recently arrived from Temoon shot Eva Armstrong aged 19 seriously near the heart and then turned the revolver on himself, dying. Eyewitnesses describe a chaotic scene with shots fired and the girl fleeing in terror as the assailant fired again. The tragedy unfolds at a house where Hunt was said to have called and threats were exchanged.
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Srishane
Reaineld
Hunt
Ebaur
Civil Aginesr
Temoen
Eva Armatrong
Howe
Eilack
Tye
Accident at Kangaroo hydroelectric works in Shannon
A near midnight accident at Kangaroo hydro electric works near Shannon caused foreman and several workers to fall unconscious from fumes. One man left outside to work the sensor was not present when the others entered and were overcome. Rescue efforts were reported but details are incomplete.
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Wellington
Sereger Mana
Kangaroo Hydro-Electic Works
Shannon
Sugar Account Under Scrutiny in Federal Question Row
Sydney July 3 The sugar question dominates public debate as the government holds heavy financial stakes in sugar related affairs. Questions regarding the Sugar Account tract position fail to yield clear information, prompting calls for a full, transparent review to settle the matter.
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Sydney
Ter
Art Pageanette
Atbury
Fils
France's Demand for Preparations Shaped by Poincare
Fragmented report notes France under Premier Poincare insists on strong preparations and insists debt and reparations be addressed. It hints at German resistance and the wider push to break the impasse, signaling a resolve to impose terms despite obstacles.
Our Policy 2 Be Nomen et 09 coum
A brief note appears to reference policy language in mixed language form. No clear event dates or named organizations are identifiable. The readable fragment mentions policy orientation toward nomenclature and a date-like code 09 coum with unclear meaning or context.
End of Cold Snap Brings Warm Reprieve in Cairns
Reports from Cairns describe a sudden warm spell after a harsh cold snap. Residents shed overcoats for shirt sleeves as crowds gathered at bakery fronts and shops, sharing relief and humorous anecdotes about the unusual weather shift. Many borrowed coats amid a community relief mood, hoping for return of normal warmth.
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Cairmal
Cairns
Cairne
Somme
Weather forecast report with scattered storms on northern coast
The latest Weather Bureau forecast notes cloudy conditions with possible thunderstorms along the far North coast and inland across Central and South coast divisions. Temperatures rise toward the south west and east with variable winds along the Pacific shore, squally near Cape York then easing. Rainfall data for the 24 hours ending 9.32 is low.
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Butea
Acrer
Central and South Coast Division
Pacific Hopes
Nang
Cape York
Water Spouts At Sydney Lofty Tale In Rain
Water spouts were observed this morning in Sydney between 10 and 3, as heavy rain fell. The spouts appeared near the north and varied in height before finally disappearing as the downpour continued.
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Sydney
Sydnay
Signat Manera
Rome
Maternity Bonus and Claims Drop Reported
In Melbourne on July 3 the Federal Treasury noted decreases in maternity bonus claims. The old age pension rate rose to 42.036, while total claims showed a decline from the previous year amid shifts in pension and bonus disbursements.
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Melbourne
Federal Treasury
World's super hydroplane project aims for global air race
Navy Captain and Rear Admiral Fiske announce a world air speed competition inviting nations from Europe, South America, and Asia to partake. The vessel, a double decker flying craft with hundred passenger capacity, is to be powered by yet undecided engines. Officials from the United States and allied governments will inspect prototypes from July 2 to 7.
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Ante
Enhinees
Adm Fitke
United States
Admiral Fiske
Air Minerent Deia
France
Italy
Spat
Europe
South America
Asi
Nationale
Incor
Xvernment
Largs Bay Commonwealth liners to be hung up
Sydney July. commonwealth line begins discharge of the Largs Bay cars. After completion, they will be tied up indefinitely at Hobson Bay. Melbourne July 3. Managers say the position of other Bay carriers remains uncertain while they resist job-centralisation. The move affects the line’s earnings and public interests.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Line
Ie Yaasel
Rove Bay
Melboure
Corman
Fay
Bay Caipera
Tragic Death After Farm Gun Accident Near Sydney
A third tragedy in a short period occurred yesterday at Taimoloo, near Gunduai, when Harold Collien 34, a married father of three, was killed by a loaded pea rifle explosion. The rifle discharged during cleaning, a fragment entering his body and causing fatal injuries. News from July 3 reports the incident.
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Sydney
Taimoloo
Fem Mpicy
Mysterious disappearance reported in Adelaide July
Mysterious disappearance mentioned in Adelaide on July 3. No details provided by authorities or the Metro. uncertainty surrounds where the person went or what happened. A witness reports seeing cattle in the street, but no confirmation links them to the case.
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Adelaide
Aekentty
Connell
British view of the title question in Ireland debate
London July 3 Me J Hi Thorne SUP spoke at Gradford about Irish rebels and the British government. He warned that rebels seek change through illusion and that no party can ignore the responsibility of governing Ireland. He accused factions of deceiving the Irish public with false hopes.
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London
Hi Thorne
Gradford
Ireland
Labor
Brisbane betting raid lands 28 in police court
Twenty eight men were arrested in a Brisbane police raid on Saturday. Many did not appear in court or offered no defense. They were remanded until Monday as officials continued inquiries into the alleged gambling operation.
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Brisbane
Colomon Garmin Rinse
Avoiding Fire 15 Airships and Butter Shipment Note
Londos July 3 Vickers announce experiments aimed at preventing fire using a engine furnished with packing oil and hydrogen. A new engine reduces the cuss twee hinds and will be Frerivee if the Gas Butter Shipment Five hundred conte et eolera Witt latier were shipped per the Kanowie Tan consignment.
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Londos
Vickers
Butercame
Atherton Tabitlend Co-operative Butter and Recon Co, Sr
Merete Barrow Bros
Methourne
Kumland
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