Debates on Property Tax Amendment in Assembly Proceedings
The report details parliamentary procedures as the Assembly debates a property tax amendment under Principal Act provisions. Opponents object to land taxation on mutuals and private firms, while Kirwan chairs with a casting vote after a division fails. The amendment is carried by voice, with opposition amendments rejected and next steps set for Tuesday.
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Scotian
Mutual Eure Aces
Neler
Ron
I Sie Caine Dex
Wee Agni
Mir
Kirwan Vane
Onealegeers
Mbeentees
Mesen
McCormech
Breaman
Gletbon
Per
Gegen Mewr
Ivan Treecto
Roman Ant Ieee
Ale Wales
Caine
Annerance
Ing
Political outrages and prevention efforts in Egypt
Fragmented report notes government actions to curb crimes and prevent political outrages in Egypt. Mentions ministers and police measures as part of a broad reform push amid unrest. Names and dates are unclear due to damaged text but the focus is on government prevention and anti crime initiatives.
State Doses Strike Causes 100 Million Losses in Britain
Report from London notes 100 million sterling lost due to industrial strikes and subleasings. A proposed state plan would secure workers against unemployment poverty and dependents, funded by weekly contributions from workers and employers across the industry. Trade experts debate viability and timing amid calls for broader social safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Uray
Sachs
Australian coal charted voyage reported in bad OCR
Fragmentary clipping notes an Australian coal shipment involvement with a ship from San Francisco and a voyage charter for coal. Mentions Haltwood and Rewcastle with a tonnage figure around 6000 but text is garbled and unclear.
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San Francisco
Amiralit
Haltwood
Rewcastle
Keen to Emigrate from London to Australia
July 25 report notes a surge in emigration applications to Australia via Mitchell's Western Australia settlement and Australis House as the Migration Department readies daily updates and government labor exchange support for settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mitchell
Western Australia
Australis House
Labor Exchanue
Porrides Assigned to Manage Dawson River Wharves
Mr Porrides appointed by government to oversee the Dawson River wharves amid irrigation and development plans. Partridge heads regional authority on irrigation, with duty transfers affecting the river management and local administration.
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Mr. Porrides
Gener Unuger
New’ South Wales
Daweon
Irrigat Hementein
Victoria
Egypt Inquiry Recalled After Channel Collision
Inquiries into the May 20 collision between the P and O Co’s Egypt and the Seine off the English Channel focused on crew behavior and panic among native sailors. Evidence suggested some natives faced terror and could not locate life-saving gear while white seamen and officers prioritized control and safety.
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Bayne
Channel
Om Betail
Ion
Notley
Iain Baat
Lascare
Egypt
Bombay
Laseau
Rebels Defeated as Free State Forces Close on Cork City
The rebel stronghold near Cork faces a rapid collapse as General O'Duffy's Free State troops advance within striking distance. Rebels retreat through Limerick and Waterford while bands fortify farmhouses. In Dublin, armed raiders kill two men and wound a third. rebels desert and bridges are blocked to hinder movement toward Cork.
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Limerick
Liverpool
London
Cork
O'Dally
Waterford
Shelter City
Dublin
Hind
Jonesborough Crossing
Cure for leprosy seen possible with global effort
Brisbane reports Rev Walter Whily and Mr Eddy outlining hope for eradicating leprosy through government support and global cooperation. They discuss chelmoogra-based remedies and injections as potential advances in treatment.
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Brisbane
Walter Whily
Towers
WMA
Eddy
Weather forecast service delayed by telegram dispute
A scrambled note reports a dispute over revised weather reporting, with references to a Commonwealth Meteorological service and plans to arrange a usable weather service for land needs. It notes possible deletion of certain weather terms to allow a practical forecast provision.
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Goustry
Mr. Hant
Commonwealth Meteorolo
Sid Pearce
Iere
Golden Casket First Prize At Brisbane Event
Brisbane honors awarded for a series of prize draws with first prize going to Brisbane, and a sequence of numbers and names listed for second and third places. The fragment mentions Galenasker, Pergpe, Syd, Turner and Turner related names among prize recipients.
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Brisbane
Galenasker Wat
Rine Guing
Pergpe
Care
Va Ti
Trottney
Thomas Edward Turner
Chinchilla
Government in Serious Financial Position
Lahore reports severe economic distress from high living costs and cattle mortality. Government expenditures exceed income as adults pay a heavy tax and animal owners face steep charges for rocks, placing all in poverty and worsening fiscal strain.
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Lahore
Woman Sentenced to Two Years for Incendiary Bombs
Lawton Feb 25 Mrs Elizabeth Gitlin, a Miniat. of Pensions official, was arrested in Washington and sentenced to two years for possessing incendiary bombs found in her personal effects. The case highlights alleged sabotage links and security concerns at government offices.
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Lawton
Faby
Elizabeth Gitlin
Miniat. of Pensions
Heroic Carpentier Save Remarkable Actress Incident
British report recounts a dramatic rescue of a stowed actress amid a perilous crowd scene. The event, described with urgency, highlights the swift actions of onlookers and security during a chaotic moment in London.
Trade Union Debates Slow Tactics Defeat in Labor Council
A heated Conference of Trade Union Secretaries in New South Wales featured sharp exchanges over wage policy. A motion repudiating Labour Council proposals failed 31 to 30 amid vigorous defense and warnings of further measures to counter wage reductions.
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Labor Council
Ihr
Irrita
Arikes
New South Wales
Lawnt Council
Amrone
Korman
Dagrsfer
Labor Crunell
Garden
The Steel Slump In New Castle Industry
Officials of the Railway Branch area report ongoing steel works and related industries halted by a collapse in demand. Ken Hill Co and the Us unions discuss resuming operations at the steel works and ancillary plants to avert mass unemployment, but proposals were rejected after union consideration.
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Ya Vane
Kaken Hill
New Castle
Stee
Stein
Ryland
Newcastle
Coal miners' grievance drags toward settlement
New York dispatch reports ongoing coal miners strike tensions easing as officials in Washington discuss government rationing plans. London reports English markets active with American orders for British coal and a potential monthly 2 million ton trade, while rail and mine operators negotiate a rationing framework to control prices and distribution amid shortages.
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New York
Ral
Washington
Juttle Hay
Hoare Fan
Rest of the News Pithy Pare by Wireless Cable wed Phone
Fragmented reads describe late war and political notes with garbled names and places. Mentions Sun Yat Sen, Shin Chow, Canto, and Sir Robert Horne in parliamentary discussion. No clear events or outcomes emerge from the damaged text.
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Nen
Shin Chow
Canto
Sun Yat Sen
Marengo
Truskhead
Robert Horne
House of Commons
Orlando Hened
Unclear OCR Item on Local Figures and Events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Ernest and Arthur Coch rane and appears to reference a local event or notice. Readable elements include personal names and scattered phrases, but no clear date, place, or outcome to summarize meaningfully.
Admiral Dumaresq Interred With Full Military Honors
The funeral for Admiral Dumaresq was held at Bearo Macat Cemetery with full military honors. 1,200 members of the 11th Infantry Regiment and a Marine company escorted the body from the Episcopal Cathedral. Navy officials and U.S. Army and Navy officers attended, honoring a long service career spanning the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The deceased, a senior naval officer, entered the Navy in 1880s and rose to admiral in 1924. The ceremony reflected national defense policy and the honor accorded to a distinguished naval leader.
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New York
Avatrallay Press
Axavciation
Manils
Caye the Berry
Admiral Diamasesq
Bearo Macat
Ath Infantry Regiment
Gailore
Enisconal Cathedral
U.S. Army
Canmandzac
Fartey
Naval
Nim
New Seas
King
Willary Mleakmier -Dumaresa
Bas
Cie
Navy
Aye
Wan
Ite
Australia
Arbitration Court eyed for soldiers' pay portion dispute
Brisbane reports that ten unions including seamen and builders applied to the Arbitration Court to determine the portion of relief payments for soldiers' reference. The judge noted four unions had no preference in awards and directed the parties to be served notices with responses due by August 25.
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Brisbane
Mont
Ene Reeves
Cartere
Justi
Arbitration Court
Carters
Teachers Wages Under Consideration for Possible Reduction
Unclear state policy hints at potential wage cuts for teachers while some expect no reductions. Reports suggest the arbitration process may set salaries around £100 annually with many receiving over £300 per year, though exact outcomes remain uncertain.
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Yeniigen
Dresigt
Moe
Torrential Rain Hits Sydney and Surrounding Regions
Torrential rainfall blankets Sydney and the inland coast with heavy downpours. Reports indicate significant falls on the North Coast and across the Hunter and Manning areas, while the full extent remains uncertain amid federal weather restrictions.
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Sydney
Kawhile
Hunter
Manning
Tie Wetheren
Latien
Weather forecast fragment from Nome border region
Fragmentary forecast reports unsettled conditions along the border with scattered showers and northeast winds. The note mentions possible showers and brief warm spell with uncertain specifics and dates.
Federal offer of subsidy for next cotton crop
Federal cabinet plans to guarantee the next cotton crop on the boat at 2 ford in the Suaves. The Byrne Empire Cotton Growers Association cooperates to guide farming policy and support within the empire.
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Federal
Mughes
Ford
Byrne Empire Cotton Growers
Masoelation
Tasmanian Opposition Opposes Sugar Control Plan
Hobart July 25 The Tasmanian opposition supports the sugar control debate and backs a candidate while opposing the retention of the Navigation Act. The report notes mixed reactions and unclear outcomes for policy alignment.
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Tasmanian
Hobart
Patrerse Stock
Ks Care Report
Ermres
Orthowe
Ba Secongle
As Court Et
Arrolake Returns to Norlasonee Ines
Fragmentary note describes Arrollake returning to Norlasonee Ines with unclear dates and places. It mentions Tin he cammenia Collier Storrington and a voyage to Newcastle with Bey. The readable text is garbled and several names may be misrendered.
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Ines
Tin
Cammenia
Storrington
Sinner
Newcastle
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Britain
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Cairne Chamber of Commerce
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Free State
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KEN Hill CO
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Arthur Cochrane
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Ballon
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Spenar
Admiral Dumaresq
Manla
Pumaresq
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Manchester
Marcelle Quilty
Sara Lone
Charie
Perit
Vieux Rowe
Roger Atalla
Min
Aminea
Sitka
Tooley
Harvard
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Cairns
D. J. Moynahan
Abbott Street
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Cairns Post Limited
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Arroplake
Norlasonee
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