New State Movement Debated in Legislative Assembly
The New State Movement resurfaced in the Legislative Assembly with Mr Forde of Rockhampton urging remodelling of the Commonwealth Constitution to create more self governing states including Central Queensland. Mr Petersen opposed, saying decentralization is already provided and the motion was ultimately talked out after a tense session with debate continuing on standing orders and fiscal questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furde
Rockhampton
Aube
Australie
Petersen
Forde
Peserauy
Mmaland
Porde
Queensland
Mt Je
Central
Norah Gudthaland
Comattion
Cer
Higgs
House of Representatives
Mr. Forde
Green
Sisley
Ction
Messrs
Dublin Fights Endanger Women and Children Amid Burns
chaotic Dublin fighting described with De Valera reportedly captured or escaped. fires burn across hotels as British observers note a night of shelling and evacuations. leaders Brugha wounded, forces press to quell rebellion while pro government moves plan full mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randon
Iusburgh
Haminn
Edinburah
O'Brien
Kelly
Dail Ambascadore
London
Terie
Dublin
Churchill
House of Commons
Sackville Sh
Ublin
South
Jada General Oa
N.C
Volunteera
Ireland
Sevion
Inez
Blazing Furnace Engulfs Dublin Street Amid Destruction
Amid fierce explosions in Dublin Street, up to forty buildings burned simultaneously as rebel strongholds faltered. Reports tie the blaze to a planned betrayal as authorities probe the fate of the garrison and the capital’s crackdown. Ten to several hundred insurgents reportedly perished or fled, while authorities vow no surrender and intensify search for fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longon
Saly & Poagarine Eureet
Garriann
Kwa Bnown
Devatera
Jutland Battle Echoes Across Town Stage
Fragmented OCR describes a jittery report of a Jutland battle mention with names like Balrenn TM and Amity, plus a stage event featuring a flyer from the Post Office to Cairne Pienare. The text outlines a 720 pm show with a band led by Balrenn TM and a marvel of acts in a theatre setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balrenn
Seleone
Oh the World
Yan and Fuller
Carmimrenciog
Unionists in an uproar over railway strike motion
A chaotic session of the railwaymen’s conference ends with the motion to abandon resignation proposals rejected amid vehement exchanges. Key figures including General Secretary Hetherington and Mr. Thomas defend labor unity while warning a general railway strike could paralyze transport and production. London delegates clash and the meeting adjourns amid heightened tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Derpann- Themnas
Hether- Angin
Trover
Vo Ian
Labor
Snd
Mammon
Cumpotadea Pripean
Homas
Rink
London
Kicen
J M. Thomas
Railwayren
Miners’ Federation
Tne
Tipliner
Thomas
The
Bhey
I Revoluton
DONEGAL CAMPAIGN AEROMANE ARTILLERY AND MACHINES PREPARING
London reports indicate fighting may erupt at Glengigh with rebels nearby. Government forces tighten around the coast, bridges blown, rail links severed, and outposts established as Free State troops advance. Civil unrest and arson spread through western Ireland amid bombardment and ambushes as De Valera and provisional leaders face rising pressure.
German Monarchists Murdered in Riots Across Several Towns
Berlin reports grave bloodshed with at least thirty killed or wounded as monarchist symbols were attacked. A Socialist deputation demanded the end of monarchist power at Sommeracembers castle, where troops fired on assailants. The castle and households were destroyed, with many killed. Similar violence followed in nearby towns as ex-officers attacked monarchical houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sammerscheiiers
Beeridacburg
Singenbeden
Dewitarion
Coam Gaimau'y
Aden
Cabinet weighing proposals to aid Queensland cattle industry
Brisbane July 6 The Cabinet considers varied requests authorized by the United Farmers Association to assist the exile cattle industry. The Premier announced the case is under review and media reaction noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Variotie Hs
United Tarainery’ ‘Association
Queensland
Useful Rains Boosting Coming Wheat Crop Prospects
Brisbane reports July rains described as very serviceable by Department of Agriculture officials. Rainfall reached up to an inch in some areas, aiding timely sowing for the upcoming wheat crop and prompting renewed field activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Department of Agriculture
Mareeba School of Ari Monthly Meeting Notes Change in Staff
At the Mareeba School of Ari general monthly meeting on Wednesday July 5 Hattie presided with present committee members T Mertig J Penwick R Fenwick W Anderson and secretary C Ann Mrs Ray offered her services be discontinued The committee decided last in charge of arrangements W Ford to chair committee to handle entrance and improvements and report later Mr Woodhouse was invited to join the committee The financial statement to June 30 showed a credit balance of 64 7 7 and accounts amounting to 0 C2B/17- were passed for payment
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Searesba School of Ari
Mareeba School of ‘Ari
Me 'H Hattie
Mesara DB
T. Mertig
J. Penwick
R. Fenwick
W. Anderson
C Ann
T. T. Martin
Ray
W. Anford
Martin
Ander Fenwick
Trance
Ft ‘Wea Ahio
Woodhouse
Government seeks wage cuts in public servants dispute
At Brisbane Arbitration Court today Mr Justice Milton adjourned the case on reductions to government employee wages. Moroney argued unions deserve full details, while Henchman noted several government groups may face waivers. A later Ipswich meeting heard Premier Theodore threatened resignation if wage cuts were not agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henchman
Ilraes
Rain Board
Tager Eld
Bfter
Commissioner For Railways
Ipswich
Arbitration Court
Clyde Locomotive Contract Inquiry Reported
Sydney July 6 Mr. Smith appointed by the Government to inquire into the Clyde locomotive contract and report to the Premier. Comments the cancellation of the contract and the company’s last regarding remain locomotives. they were increased out to about. Railway Commissioners and Mr. Smith refuse to allow any departure from the terms. after consideration the opinion to the Premier at the end of the day to be laid before the Cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Smith
Eee Dee
Clyde
Brrsbon
Fue Railway
Ten Sonra
Overseas Shipping Arrangements For Expanded Facilities
Basil Sanderson Nairobi? Aberdeen and London discuss expanded overseas shipping facilities. The probable shipping season for the next year involves Queenstown and Melbourne route plans with Australia and New Zealand. Theodore and Swider comment on new passenger and trade developments affecting routes, freight, and services between Britain and Empire regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Sanderson
Aberdeen
London
Queesaland
Fredend Shipping
Sanderson
Audetralia
Mablog Corres Falmarest
Theodore
Swider
Wien
Eusenger
Teaching by post enrollments in state classes July air
Fragmentary report notes state classes taught by post with July dates and references to government instruction and public education. Limited legible details mention ministerial actions and enrollment figures, but the text is garbled and context sparse.
Yeppoon Arrests Reported Three Accusers Remanded
In Rochhamyton and Mos Cree area police remanded three accusers after connections to a yacht theft near Yeppoon. Witnesses described an owner and ownership details, with photos from the Police Gazettes used to identify a suspect. The case involves a yacht seen in a hay corral and questioned statements about origin from Fiji, with multiple witnesses detailing marks on the yacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochhamyton
Cansidere
Catherines
Alfred Seite
Thomas Smith
Wwenport
New Zealand
Ebng
William” Standish
Rutherbere
Yeppoon
Mos Cree
Police
West
Westlade
Fiji Island
Gazette
Smit
Mille Airy
China Civil War Update From Monalulo July Fort Capture
Disjointed cables report clashes in China as forces reportedly capture Pen Koo Fort near Canton. The scattered messages mention ongoing fighting and movements around key coastal areas, with references to several commanders and relief efforts amid the civil conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monalulo
Mongkong
Pen Koo Fort
Tragic Charge Shocks Quiet Malbourne Town
Albert Thoma Miller aged 17 faces manslaughter charges in the Cool of General Sys Today case involving Filian Newing of Queenstown. Police report a fatal shooting followed a disputed event at a Crowe cave site. Witness Mite Turner testified a bird observation preceded the incident.
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Malbourne
Albert Thoma Miller
Sys
Filian Newing
Queenstown
Mite Turner
Crowe Cave
Tyrconnell Gold Crashes Highlight Mareeba Event
A cryptic report from Mareeba on July 8 notes Tyrconnell Gold, Seema, Proman, and other named figures arriving after a large crash last month. The fragmentary text references a cruiser or gala line event, local levels, and potential further consequences, with dubious names and details.
Fragmentary OCR Crime Note Includes Assault Reference
A garbled report mentions criminal assault and a young girl, with unclear names and details. The text implies a charge of assault with a suspect and potential age of the victim, but specifics are unreadable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW STATE_ MOVEMENT
Collins
Vowles
Farle
Colchigae
Mor
Keng
Sen
Talian
Commonwealth
Pierving
Theoiore
Andresy
Gianey
Devalars
Tien Ha Ia
Dublin Street
Jutland
Sandon
Woure of Commons
Amity
Enya
Wince
Jeane
Donegal
Glengigh
Miler
Sate
Crewa
Résdi
Bree
Free State
Ireegulare
Siffe
Coastguard
SybKer
Severance
Tinnlahilten Fale
Brigsden
Keheir
Siatere
Calleoney
Trie
Danie Riche
Dubin
Granville
Hemmune
Hibernian Bible Societies
Gresham
Oh Ua
Madang
Madeburn
al Bork
Secre
Bethe Caperte
Bane
Qheensland
Nice
Bompilly
Tver Wilco
Ol N
Clive Boyce
Londonderry
Belfast
Froen
N.S.W. Railways
Clyde Locomotive Contract
Airlibane
Minister For Public Instruction
Otter
Bolland’s
Boland's Ltd
Manchester
Manchester Goode
Madras
Weite
Deltaxs
Yar
Holland
Beni Robertshaw
Ur Hartshorn
Ai Tobin
Alt Iain
Hirkanyre
OO Gaslity
Catan
Ain
Brown Tawele
Boland’s Ltd
Cairns
D. J. Moynahan
Abbott Street
P.O. Box Tea
China
Tyrconnell
Mareeba
Proman
Seema
Rineborough
Orn
Sane
Jeremy Tuane
Tanaka
Avin
Daly
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