Cox's Thoughts on American Politics and League of Nations
In a interview with the Evening World, Mr. Cox discusses League of Nations, Wilson administration critique, and reservations on treaties. He notes Democratic support for Cox Roosevelt ticket and Wilson's backing, while emphasizing faith in free institutions and national conscience.
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New York
Cox
League of Ere
Wilson
New York Times
Chicago
Republican Party
League of Nations
Washington
Messrs
Roosevelt
San Francisco
New York State
Navy
Gompers
Democratic Party
Change urged in customs system in Melbourne plea
A Melbourne deputation urged changes to the Customs system on dates arguing that without alterations imports from France Italy and Belgium could cease. The minister acknowledged broad considerations and promised careful review and to present the case to the government soon.
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Melbourne
the of Commerce
France
Italy
Belgium
Australia
Sugar pact signed by Commonwealth and Goreusland
Melbourne reports that on July date Mr Hachess and officials from both governments signed the sugar agreement ending negotiation. The ceremony sealed terms and aims to regulate trade between the two realms.
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Melbourne
Hachess
Commonwealth
Goreusland
Prohibition on German Lutheran religious books in Australia
A Commonwealth Gazette proclamation by the Minister for Trade and Customs bans import of Babies prayer books or hymn books printed in German for Lutheran church use unless written consent is obtained. The order applies to imports to Australia and is effective in July.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Gazette
Minister For Trade and Customs
Australia
Naval gratuities plan for Royal Navy distribution
Melbourne reports a special subordinate board has been appointed to supervise naval gratuities. Commons member 5. Williams chairs the board, operating under the central authority to oversee the distribution for sailors and officers.
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Melbourne, Joly
Williams
Proclamation Extends Profiteering Act to Building Materials
Brisbane July proclamation declares all building materials subject to the Profiteering Prevention Act statewide. Trade Commissioner Austin notes the state retail delivery system is functioning well and will be extended. He adds that 102 towns outside Brisbane already receive fish from the state market.
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Brisbane
Austin
Canadian Politics Flows as Meighen Asked to Form Government
Ottawa reports that Hon. A. Meighen has been asked to form a government amid ongoing political maneuvering in Canada. The move follows changes in party leadership and mid year parliamentary dynamics.
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Ottawa
Hon. A. Meighen
Fire causes no loss in Okhotsk fishing districts
A fire on the western shore of the Okhotsk era caused four incidents but resulted in no loss of life or property, with authorities estimating minimal damage to the fishing districts by July 1 8.
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Okhotsk
Northen Lands Mr McCraw criticizes land prices in Cooktown
Atherton visitor Mr McCraw tells the Independent that Endeavour area shows good agricultural potential and questions why southern soldiers' land costs £14 per acre while Cooktown land is much cheaper. He argues hundreds of soldiers could settle there.
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McCraw
Atherton
Cooktown
McCray
Unemployed Mass Meeting Seeks Sugar Relief Jobs
A Ta Bureau mass meeting heard a deputation urge spending the 427000 surplus on relieving unemployment. The chairman a returned soldier urged temporary work for one month, Bank Gillies promised to consult colleagues and give a definite reply for tomorrow’s meeting of the unemployed.
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Brisbane
Ta Bureau
Gillies
Pe Gillies
Rnment
Royal Tour in Perth Faces Train Accident Costs
The royal train accident is estimated to cost four to five hundred pounds and could delay travel to Kalgoorlie. Messages of congratulations arrive for the Prince as he attends a State luncheon at Lee House and meets Boy Scouts and Friendly Societies. The Prince jokes about the mishap and expresses concern for those affected.
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Perth
Kalgoorlie
Gaetan
Queensland
Lee House
Government House
Theatre Royal
Overland Journey: Prince's Train Through Northam WA
Crowds cheered as the Royal train to the Eastern States passed through Northam and Parkerville. The Prince greeted residents and returned soldiers, receiving a child made address at Parkerville before continuing amid cheers. at Christow Weil a brief stay was noted.
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Northam
Balgvorks
Parkerville Station
Chistow Weil
Alleged Pair of Liars In Sydney Inquiry
Fragmentary transcript notes show an inquiry in Sydney in July 1946 involving Scully McAlister and others. The text hints at accusations of lying and possible rewards tied to a trial, with unclear references to a monetary payoff and congection.
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Sydney
L.W.W
Scully McAlister Srom
McAlister
Hiarsey
soMrone
Railway Refreshment Rooms in Demand During Royal Visit
The Railway Refreshment Rooms with the State Trade and an a chim for extra during the Prince's visit and the National Show. The Cabinet will deal with the demand.
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Brisbane
Prines
Prooesaee Meeting Attendance Notice
An invitation was sent to Mr P J Bayley to attend the Prooesaee meeting. The notice was forwarded to Pittsworth but returned to Brisbane and delivered there.
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Prooesaee
P. J. Bayley
Pittsworth
Brisbane
Report of mill authorities' instructions and advice
Fragmentary note indicates authorities at the mill issued instructions and Jerger has been advised. A brief field report mentions reporting at 1. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
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Sydney
Jerger
German Strikes Reported as Anthracite Miners Halt Work
Berlin reports show anthracite miners beginning strikes in July, halting production and affecting supply chains. Officials cautioned on potential long term effects while workers cited wage disputes and improved benefits as motives for action.
Australian War Debt Figures Discussed in Parliament
In Melbourne, Sir J Cook outlined public debt totaling about £316.3 million tied to war services and ships, noting deductions for state loans and wartime assets. He warned no further ordinary war loans are planned, though repatriation funding may be raised. The session also touched on the Navigation Bill and tax revenue forecasts amid debates on government performance.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
J Cookee
Acentralte
Al.f
C7 A.lf
United Kingdom
Itunity
London
Iman
J. Cook
McKay
Higes
Tudor
Ballarat
eDenakl
Mur Hughes
Old Age Pensions Urged For Immediate Increase In Britain
Debates in Parliament consider raising the weekly old age pension to a pound though treasury estimates show costs rising. Sir J. Cook notes current increases but warns the budget must allow for a larger rise. A select committee on internment camps is proposed amid controversy over treatment of internees and naturalised Germans.
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London
Sir J. Cook
Treasury
Cons
Haseenen
Russia
Russia the Debate On Mr. Mahomes
Gable
Parker Maloney
Colonel Wembholt
Gabri Dor
Australia
Gabh
Bolshevik Claims Rovno Occupation and Polish Collapse
A Bolshevik communique reports occupation of Rovno with about a thousand prisoners and large quantities of war material. A Chicago Tribune correspondent notes Poland capitulated and Warsaw defenses weakened by regimental desertions.
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London
Rovno
Cateigh
Chicago Tribune
Poeland
Ace
Warsaw
Editor Vacancy At Be 4 Government Agricult Journal
Mr Gillies outlined the editor post for the Be 4 Government Agricult journal with a salary from £129 to £425. Four applicants were considered but no selection was made and the post was advertised again. The role required knowledge of two foreign languages and other conditions, including the editor pye.
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Brisbane
Gillies
Pye
Be 4
Government
Agricult Ourmal
A. J. Boyd
Frene Mth
Nho
Flight Postponed Despite No Weather Delay
Sydney July and The Perdrian were to fly but will not depart as planned. The postponement is not due to weather and the service is expected to resume tomorrow. Darwin J. and Col Farnell of New South Wales are noted in the latest dispatch.
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Sydney
Darwin
Col Farnell
New South Wales
Shipping shortage threatens meat works and exports
Freight space remains critically tight with Brisbane and Port Melbourne under pressure. A.M.E. Company holds four to five thousand tons of meat at Ross River and Burdeka works may close next month without more shipping. Meat markets risk disruption without additional vessel space and a wider export outlet for cattle.
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Brisbane
Ator Creek
A.M.E
Te Ross River
Burdeka
Melbourne
Cairns District Racing Meeting Handicap Weights
Nominations and weights for multiple races at the Cairns meeting. Lists Flying Handicap divisions Town Plate Lightning Stakes and related events with prize money and entry terms. Includes dates for closings and acceptance deadlines in July and August 1920.
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Actance
Cairns
Normmuttation
Trephine Opie Eucepist
Acteptance Ty
Shorts
Chillimngee
Burke
Ter- Jongs
Heandiap
Secon
I Sons Pote
Orth Queensland Racing Associate
Fers
Townsville
Charters Town
Richmond
Pcale
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