Limerick Battle and Fort Inch Bombarded
Text reports a chaotic sequence of battles around Fort Inch near Londonderry as Irish forces exchange shelling with Free State attackers. Descriptions mention repubilcan strongholds at Limerick, captures of barracks, prisoner takings, and a tone of advancing Civil War in several centers.
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Trish
Suthoritien
Aye
Iuch Fort
Londonderry
Free Late
Limerick
Mary
Fercy
Salaries Cut Sparks Debate in Queensland Government
Brisbane reports upheaval over wage reductions with ministers split and Treasury measures targeting a possible 250,000 saving in public service pay. Officials seek basic wage cuts and plan to present to the Arbitration Court, with weekly reductions from 3d to 5d for certain workers. some reductions already in effect.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Your Party
Auustraian
Theodore
Pullis
Selanice
Australian relay plan sparks public debate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe wireless communication and government plans affecting relay schemes. References to Mr Fisk, Ausra Hughes, and Nor man relay ideas hint at debate over direct communication and a broad system, with a focus on public sentiment and potential gains.
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Fisk
Kelle Ie
Ausra Hughes
Belge
Iralin
Ship in Distress Southgate Calling From Sydney to Sut
Distress signals were received from the steamer Huawei early this morning as it voyage from Sydney toward Naninde. The Southware to Naninde line reported a fall in signals and fading readings. The cause and position of the trouble remain unknown as efforts to communicate fade.
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Southgate
Sydney
Huawei Witt
Naninde
Southeare
Public Servants and Outside Employees Court Decision Tomorrow
The court heard negotiations over wage increases for public servants and outside employees with claims that raised fears of cuts. Justice Macnaughton signaled a ruling would be announced the next day, detailing how basic wage increases and potential reductions would apply to railway workers and others dependent on the award.
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McCawley
Moroury
Meenaushton
Moroney
Lauer
Justice Macnaughton
Victoria
Labor Fusion Likely Amid Lab or Party Dissatisfaction
The Labor Party faces internal strain as moderates show displeasure with Falhical der Mavenent and central leadership. Reports claim factional tension grows around a potential fusion drive led by a prominent Labor figure and allied with broader movement factions in New South Wales and beyond.
Surrey Hills Murder Inquest Opens As Clues Fail
The Sydney coroner opened an inquiry into the death of Francis Kennedy a railway porter found murdered in Surrey Hills. Kennedy lay in a curbside pool near a cordial factory with a fractured skull and a broken jaw. His gold watch chain and wallet were stolen, and pockets were emptied, with possible foul play suspected by police amid sparse clues.
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Sydney Coronie
Fray
Retede
Surrey Fill
Kennedy
Francis Ies Kennedy
Vwi
Sydney
Dowbthat Kennedy Sas
Rafaga
Surry Hill
Four accused before coroner over Kennedy death in Surrey Hill
Sydney July 17 The Coroner commenced an inquest into the death of Francie Kennedy a railway passenger at Surrey Hill on June 17. Frederic Bay Esher his mother and sister were in custody in court charged with his death. Evidence described Kennedy found with a wound and a glass broken in his pocket. Cyril Starkie a railway man testified he was accosted by Exyers on June 1. The witness later described a struggle and Kennedy’s death leading to the police case.
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Audon
Tree Sisters
Ineh Island
Londonderry
Ovadalk
Lodi
Free State
Inent
Ehaed Jad
Anys
Peunie
Ander
Atl Aigus
Sydney
Francie Kennedy
Surrey Hille
Frederic Bay Esher
May Smith
Reardon
Kennedy
Cyril Starkie
Mailway
Exyers
Wet Fee
Bee
von Boz Benen
Basle
Bnak
Uae
Sal
Wwe
Death Imminent For Rear Admiral Dumasque
New York report states Rear Admiral Dumasque is in serious condition and near death. The Australian press cites consternation as the feared decline draws close, with officials awaiting further word on the admiral’s status.
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Dumaresq
New York
Sentiau
Admiral Dam Vee
Burglars Break Into Brisbane Store
A Brisbane store was broken into as burglars acted swiftly to steal goods. Police report unclear details but search for suspects continues.
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Surglars
Brisbane
British wireless scheme debated in Commons and Hughes remarks
London dispatch reports doubts over direct wireless communication in empire links. Mr Hughes discusses official stance amid House of Commons debate on establishing a wireless station in England. Government signals abandonment of independent relay plan. resignation of arbitrator discussed as political shifts unfold.
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London
Hughes
Fides
Yurch Weting
Reneral
House of Commons
Borvernment
Eeeet
England
Aus
Etoile
Humes Atstedie
Chorehil
House of Comen
Indie
Africa
Australia
Earthquakes in New Zealand Renewed Seismic Activity
A fragmented report describes renewed seismic activity in New Zealand, with earthquakes felt at Oruanui and Auckland and damage reported. Messages mention casualties and widespread cracking and shifting, including a transport incident near Rotorua.
Parisian Necklace Theft Reported in London Scene
A London based article reports a necklace theft involving a 16,000 pound value. The prose references a diamond necklace, suspects, and a motor pursuit linked to the Countess and a procession of misdirection, with alarm and police action noted.
Public Servants Wage Cuts Debate In Arbitrary Court
A government bid to cut public servants wages is examined at the Liberation Court. Arguments on automatic pay scales for clerks and female staff are heard as the court weighs fiscal deficits and taxation limits amid weak markets and lingering expenditure pressures. The decision is awaited tomorrow.
Railway employees wage dispute and proposed cut details
Fragmentary report shows discussion of wage reductions for railway workers, with proposed 5 percent adjustments and fractional fractions, plus regional pay changes. Mentions Federated Engine Drivers and a court ruling on higher figures, with reference to upper and lower districts and the impact on weekly earnings.
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Raperinn
Dunstan
Terol
Trier
Timber Resources Policy Study Visited by Mackay Delegation
The Director of Forestry and Deputy Superintendent visited the Tableland to assess timber resources and draft harvesting and marketing policy for a vast merchantable timber area in the ranges. Swain and companions reported the cedar, mountain ash, and other timbers showed strong potential. a plan to set value and determine tenure was discussed with local stakeholders.
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Foreata
Me. Swall
Patteream
Dawson
Cetwee Ramen Violt
Ir. Swain
Clark
Connors
Steve
Indie Timbers
Swain
Mia
Suneay
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Nsw
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Ieee
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