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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

5

GULLING THE FARMERS IN LEGISLATIVE DEBATE

In Brisbane the Legislative Assembly heard Mr Green condemn the new Caucus agricultural policy and attack the Tramways Trust Bill as a device to gull farmers. He pressed that excess taxation and government control burden farmers while wasteful spending on trams diverts funds from useful rural works. He urged local authorities to decide on tram acquisitions and warned against forced public consent.

Legislative Assembly Green New Caucus Brisbane W. McCormack Bere McCormack Ne Meres Authoritien Governsrar Graat Ash Ore Fry Calas Ahmed Rome Empire Ratraliss Asia

Brighter Butter Outlook and Dairying Prospects

Government dairy expert Graham reports rains boost Queensland dairying districts and forecasts rising butter and cheese output. London stocks near 110 held in cold store prompt higher overseas demand, with local markets showing improving returns. Overall, the season looks more encouraging than last year’s, aided by favorable weather and overseas inquiries.

Brisbane Queensland Wesley How Ory Sania Graham Seeaisha Seren Air London Seth Tigamar Teak Sera

Caucus party meets with premier and public servants

A report on a caucus gathering where the Premier and public servants discussed wages and entrenchment. The session aimed to ventilate grievances and reconcile party leadership after a contentious arbitration court action and a prior week’s meeting.

Owen Mont Mrasten- Pa Seer

Mr Cummings Dis Charge

The Government Printing Office staff express desire to reinstate the late chief Mr Cumming. A meeting of readers and printery sections discussed the petition bearing the signature of every available member urging reinstatement for the premiere.

Briebgere Government Printing Office Mr. Cumming Exmming Theodore

Lords Reform Elective Principle Proposal

London reports on a proposed Lords Reform plan calling for an elective upper chamber. The reconstituted body would have about 350 members with peers chosen from outside the hereditary peers and Crown nominees. The Commons would not amend money bills until a joint committee ruling.

LORDS London Art Ford House of Lords Houes Howse Howe of Commons Ve Crown Ie

Graves in Australian graves and memorial care

London July 11 Mr Shepherd has returned from Germany where tresnatured military cemeteries visited all the most important military cemeteries and graves of Allied soldiers. He also with the fine layout of beautiful surroundings of the cemeteries. Mr Shepherd succeeded in tracing and identifying many Australian graves. The effort renews confidence in the head government and signals progress in locating graves and acknowledging those who served.

London Shepherd Germany Cemeteriey Generly Racine W.H. Barnes Queensland Mers

Belfast Bandits and War Turmoil Reported Across Ireland

Descriptions of disturbances bloom from Dublin to Belfast with widespread looting and conscription. Reports claim armed bands operate near Dundalk and Donegal, women flee villages, and districts like Glenveagh Castle are affected. Prison escape at Portobello Bar is noted as a diversionary move.

Dublin Bell Donegal London Dubin-Belfast Marning Possi Belfast Dundaly Glenveagh Ioe Duplin Barton Portobello Bar Jack

Who's Who in the IR36 Crowd in Dublin

A damaged OCR fragment lists figures tied to the 1916 rebellion and Irish politics. Names include Arthur Griffith, Kamonn di Velera, Roderick O'Connor, and R.E. O’Connor, with roles as leaders, ex-presidents, and commanders. It mentions Dublin locations and the fight surrounding the Easter Rising.

Arthur Griffith Shia Fein Posiar Urieh King's College London Shire Inter Activites Wounda Dublin Roderick O'Connor Republican Party An En Nett Baker Corportides LEA

IMT Mulligan Rescue Awards Controversy Over Missing Honours

Recipients praised for Mount Mulligan mine rescue efforts after the disaster, yet none of the Thornborough Chutlae Mungana miners receive awards. Local workers faced unknown dangers without guidance as three miles of access road hindered progress. The Society’s awards omit the very people who bore the bulk of the rescue work, prompting questions about information sourcing and fairness.

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Senator Pearce Defends Government On High Freights

Melbourne July 12 Senator Pearce, replying to several speakers, said the Commonwealth Government was pursuing economies and would not concede that the State Government would be better. He denied that the Government had angered the Arbitration Court and warned against contempt. He argued the Court’s power is limited in handling industrial disputes and urged plans for a uniform railway gauge to ease freight costs.

Melbourne Commonwealth

Violent Strikers at Mica July 12 Spark Uproar

Reports from Bloomington describe violent strikers causing chaos with disrupted seating and firearms readiness. Several holes or gaps in security are noted as crowds idle amid mounting trouble and unrest.

Brisbane Cold Snap Records Lowest Temperature This Winter

The Weather Bureau reports yesterday and today the lowest temperature this winter at Brisbane. Observations were recorded around the Brisbane area including Wickham Terrace, with temperatures noted as unusually low for the season.

Brisbane Wrcabane The Weather Bureau Wickham

Levying the Farmer Producers' Association Fund

A historical notice describes securing a fund for the Producers' Association. It outlines levies on farmers and industries to support the association, with mechanisms for collection and enforcement. It mentions recovery of levies from workers, and specific provisions for payment where burdens fall on certain sectors.

Inferior cotton prompt inquiry and government review

Brisbane reports the Minister for Agriculture Mr Gildes states inferior cotton received at granaries in Rockhampton and Toowoomba does not meet conditions for a shaper 1b advance. An inspection by experiment officers is under way to decide on possible government assistance or seed concern compensation for growers tied to the Sid. policy with the British association.

Brisbane Gildes Wockhampton Tiriabane Nir Sid Burien Cotton Growers Aa Focla Mrernier Sid Per Ib van Thade Delote

Pastoral Dispute in Industrial Court Over Adherence to Rules

Alleged breach of pastoral dispute rules examined before Justice at the Industrial Court. Respondents Meares and Pearson asked why orders should not compel observance of association rules affecting obligations on station properties. Judge Edmunds noted difficulties in securing workers and dismissed the application as a matter of discretion.

Menere Meares Snd Pearson Alto Edmunds Slacreion

Appointment process for Director roles in Antigua and New Zealand

Applications from various districts for the position of Director for Procurement Producers under the State Administrative Service were reviewed. Recommendations were made to the Council for appointment at the next meeting on July 30, with ratification by the Governor in Council pending.

Brvapane Saverio Sve Auntralee New Zealand Ageeallah Riesel Bhery Conneil Auriculny Reyand

Commissioner's Report Claims No Retrenchment in Agriculture

The Public Service Commission report on the Department of Agriculture and Stores in requital of investigation into the fire is nearly completed by year end. The undersigned notes there will be no retrenchment. the Commissioner will suggest some reorganization.

Ann Agri Titer

Brisbane Seat Referendum Sample Text

Fragmentary note discusses a Brisbane seat plebiscite for a federal candidate. Mentions Cameron as Federal member for Brit Warrane and cites figures or names such as Gotomel Nobhe and Crsotond. The readable fragment hints at an electoral event but details are unclear.

Brisbane Narionalist Muccessar Cameron Brit Gotomel Talline Revere

Amazing Man Hunt for Rathenau's Murderers

Berlin July 12 police hunt for Herr Fincher and associates widens across Central Prussia. A large armed commando with cavalry, dogs, and informants tracks the fugitives through Lensle and Elbe toward Macalaburg and Hanover, with rapid pursuit and repeated leads.

Rathenau Berlin Herr Fincher Baswaine Prussia Moor Bier Che Lensle Elbe Macalaburg Hanover Biverte

The Falling Mark Moratorium and External Loan

Patig July 12 notes discussions on a moratorium and external loan to avert a collapse in the falling mark. Speculation about Germany’s moves after conquering Poland and the threat of a Russian revolution, with three Bolshevik emissaries arrested.

Patig Germany Poliia Poland France

Banana Pest in New South Wales Fruit Carmfre

Fragmented report notes discussion on banana pests in New South Wales fruit trade. Mentions Mr. Perdriau MLA and Mr Massy Greene, with unclear references to government action and magazine usage, conveying political debate over agricultural protection and pricing.

N.S.W

International Birth Control Conference Opens in London

Doctor Drysdale, president, opened the International Birth Control Conference in London on July 12, declaring the world ready to adopt birth control doctrine. The remarks touched on early marriage, sexual purity, and legal limits, with references to removing fear and adjusting penalties, amid debate over ages and civic laws.

London Doctor Drysdale Vox

The Coming Eclipse Observations Across Australia

Observers and scientists outline plans for worldwide eclipse observations. Dr. Rayer in Washington notes a notable moment for terrestrial magnetism studies with coordinated efforts planned from Perth Adelaide and offshore stations. Researchers aim to assess solar effects on the atmosphere and transmission phenomena during the eclipse.

Rayer Washington Coleman Maver Jar Wathero Perth Prewor Kerr Grant Mr. Kennedy Adelaide South” Australia

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