Legislative Assembly Debates Salaries and Ministers
In Brisbane July 5 the Legislative Assembly heard opposition demand salary cuts for ministers and members. The discussion touched on reducing ministers’ salaries, curtailing travel expenses, and reforming the basic wage. Premier Theodore defended government policies while critics urged economy and questioned housing and living costs for the lower classes. The session adjourned amid debate on public pay and government efficiency.
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Brisbane
Legislative Assembly
Teeday
My E. G. Theodore
Tela Ain
J.C. Tetersen
Green
Hix
Huse
Arbitration Court
Denveyrine
Fhamite
Howe
Eeneerienes
Theodore
Raul Property
Elphinstone
Mr. Pease
Mi Elphin
Rarlor
Taylor
Crewlord
Vaughan
Pnisters
Disarmament Terms Drafted by Lord Robert Crem
Paria reports Lord Robert Crem, ex Ashns, outlining disarmament conditions. The plan calls for a defensive alliance, broad participation, and security guarantees. Countries listed include France, Britain, Greece, Jugo-Slavie, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, and Belgium, with a staged reduction timetable and security assurances.
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Lord Robert Crem
Paria
Lynd Robert
Cecil
Britain
Greece
Portugal
Shires
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Buledels
Marie
Sim
Opernic
Sixty Deaths in Dublin in Fierce Fighting
Venting across Dublin there is a report of over 200 wounded and sixty deaths from heavy machine gun fire on O Connell Street and surrounding areas between 1 and 4 pm. The fighting left the KCCA building destroyed and casualties mounting as irregulars clashed with regulars. Prisoners escaped under military chaos in Dundalk, with authorities negotiating and air force plans under discussion for aircraft purchases.
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Dublin
Ravana
Ol Devalere
London
O'Connell Street
Maryborough
Nationaliat
KCCA
Donegal
Inch Fort
Dundalk
Sackville Street
SATIONALISTS CLEARING OUT THE REBELS
National forces clear rebel centers including Athlone Mullingar Longford and Tipperary areas. Irregulars driven from Temghy and barracks abandoned. Grenfell Barracks and Leitrim near Ulster border seized. Rebels captured in multiple counties with explosives seized and positions evacuated.
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Athlone
Mullinger
Longford
Tsim
Temghy
Roteren
mid-Tipperary
Ulster Special Contabulsey
Grenfart Bar
Leitrim
Ulster
Nasional
Wisklow
Tne
Orphanage Burnt in Reprisal for Loyalty Claim
London reports say an orphanage was burnt as retaliation for the Loyalist support of the 1 Mate. Protests claim inmates were rescued by troops near Drogheda and Sligo. In Dublin the battle raged with armored cars, grenades and rifle fire as the Free State advanced from Nelson's Pillar toward Sackville Street. The General Post Office area and Gresham Hotel were reportedly surrounded as the encirclement neared completion.
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London
Choreniff
Jn Ime
House of Commons
Republic
Millmoont
Drogheda
Sligo
Lenton
Dublin
Glace
Greaham
Gould
Frontiers Fight Expands As Allied Forces Engage In Upper Silesia
Fragmentary text describes continuing warfare with German and French forces in Upper Silesia. Included are references to air and land actions, the role of special courts martial, and concerns over possible retaliation as Allied troops tighten control. Mentions General Levard and French actions amid German resistance.
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Andhor
Beasley
Ean
Upper Silesia
Levard
Murder charge appeal in Sydney over condemned man
The Full Court of Criminal Appeal ordered four new trials for John Curran who appealed against the death sentence for the murder of Thomas Homans. Curran, condemned in the lane, faced the ongoing legal battle as authorities sought to uphold or modify the harsh verdict.
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Sydney
Thy
Full Court of Criminal Appeal
John Curran
Ering Thomas Homans
Mayer
Walsh Explains Union Attitude in Sydney Meeting
A Sydney report details Mr Walsh and union officials debating Seamen's Union stance amid a large dispute. The dialogue covers re-engagement of William Diaz, accusations of evil counsellors, and tensions with shipowners and the Commonwealth. A conference sought to resolve the stalemate and prevent unemployment.
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Sydney
Telegrama
Thiglie
Melbourne
William di
Walt Daley
Rrughen Afr
Welch
Unian
Dhe
Commonwealth
Largs Bay Repute
Billy
Daley
Tram
Coohane
Cycin
Brisbane
Office Men's Union
Coola
Cyele
Seamen's Union
Walth
Sid
Naa
Ber Gill
Union
Honally
Sonatty
Berlin Murder Gang Attacked Target in Plot Against Rathenau
Berlin reports detail a gang’s assault on Here Maxtilian Blarden, a renowned Serlin Her, amid efforts to thwart the plot against Rathenau. Blarden’s daughter aided in capturing suspects as authorities tied the case to a Council of Organica linked network. Names and places unclear in damaged text.
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Berlin
Maxtilian Blarden
Serlin
Rathenau
Harden
Watson
Ron Helms
Council of Organica
Why Mr. Cumming Spoke Out in Brisbane Note
A long disputed statement from Mr. Cumming describes his 14 years as a vou Weiner and details about a 450000 saving on paper purchases. He recounts conflicts with the Premier over a published report and notes the retirement of colleagues and a paralytic stroke in a separate Hatch shift. The account ends with how a discussion of his future movement began.
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Brisbane
Curaming
Palary
Nour
Hiegmount
Vou Weiner
Repulatioun
Curmming
Phendore
Cunming
Ft. Geom
Rest of the News Pithy Pare by Wireless Cable and Phone
Scraps from reports on sports and world events fill a compact column. Matches include Anderson defeating O Hara Wood in a tennis set sequence with four sets noted. A note on a Seunwested army reduction and a steamer incident near Spencer Gulf is touched. A passenger train near Warwick finds a suspicious package later taken by police.
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Ble
Svt Jathens
Oo Hi Yrorkd Aly
Ballanonston Club
Clasrow
Bowiees
Cy Fe
Anderson
Syndicyey Group
Spencer Gull
Aban
Park Pirie
Peggy-Briabene
Warwick
Revenue and Expenditure Report Sparks 1921 22 Debate
The House debated the 1921 22 revenue and expenditure figures with Captain Bruce’s statement showing receipts around 315,085 and total revenue rising from 1920 21. Key items included land tax income tax and entertainment tax, plus railway and war services costs. The session adjourned with remarks on fair cane prices and old age pensions, and plans to carry forward a deficit into the next financial year.
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Hruce
Feave
Ordin
Ieee Ae
Asihott
Bruce
Wai
Chariton
Australia
Tome
Fleming
Barwell
Fairbairn
Enue
Public Servants Protest Against Wages Cuts by Railwaymen
A July 5 mass meeting of railway labor workers endorses the Government Employees Anti Reduction Committee. It denounces Liberal and Tory wage cuts, urging the Queensland Labor Party to block reduction policies and mobilize working class action against wage decreases.
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Cowes
Public Service
Tee
Lieodore
Labor Scovemen Queensland Cc
Labor
Barwell
Fuller
Queenaland
Valerie
Ne Temere Decree Legislation Aimed to Prevent Operations
Sydney reports the Minister of Justice indicating support for measures to enforce the Ne Temere decree. He warned any legislation that would operate against the decree’s aims and noted possible effects on the law’s implementation.
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Sydney
Cant
RAILWAY WAGES AND MUNGANA MINES COST TERMS
Brisbane reports at July meeting of the Halting Works committee the Premier refusing an extension for state employers while negotiating on a five percent basis. Delegates agreed to pursue revised terms. Jones replies to Maxwell on Mungana mines sale terms, including 410,000 cash, lines department advances, and percentages tied to ore value above three pounds per ton.
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Brisbane
Bishan
Jones
British unionists press Versailles treaty revision
The Railwaymen's Union Conference endorsed a resolution blaming the Versailles Treaty for unemployment and urging the government to seek revisions. Mrs Thames and others argued that unemployment is international and that Britain should not force Germany to pay a heavy price. The debate echoed calls for a policy shift away from punitive measures toward a broader European recovery.
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London
Railwaymen's Union Conference
Thomas
Germany
Lloyd George
Thames
Graziers' Dispute Arbitration at July Session
In the arbitration before Mr Justice Edmunds two graziers members faced questions over not complying with the Shearers' Union demands. Mr Justice Edmunds urged rapid resolution after argument. The case concerns a dispute within the graziers and union members and potential orders.
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Cart
Justice Edmunds
Fesrton
Shearere’ Union
Unite’ Bowers
Honor
Fed Ovr
Railway men strike dispute deepens in Chicago area
A garbled report outlines rail workers from multiple unions in Chicago and nearby areas facing a widening dispute. It mentions a conference, ongoing tensions, and potential actions affecting service, with references to individual unions and strike dynamics unclear in the fragment.
Encouraging Northern New South Wales Cotton Growers
Lismore July 5. The N S W Department of Agriculture reports a proposed tax on cotton seed returns and prepared to distribute seeds to districts where cotton may thrive. The Empire Cotton Growing Association is asked to guarantee support to Australian growers, with authorities to decide on measures for 1631 in cooperation with naval and imperial offices.
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Lismore
Nis.w
Empire Cotton Growing Association
Nsw
Colonel Cameron in Brisbane calls for federal election support
July 5 reports from Weisbane that federal member for Brisbane Louis Cavienin writes to supporters under medical advice, urging a quiet campaign for the forthcoming federal elections.
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Weisbane
The Falling Mark and the Missing Names
A fragmented OCR text hints at a chaotic scene with names and events blurred. Key figures and places are unreadable, leaving an outline of a pursuit or event with unclear actors and outcomes. The piece resembles a stray archive fragment rather than a complete report.
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