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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
5
A train in a war zone was halted after irregular forces opened fire on women and children aboard, triggering emergency measures. Local authorities reported injuries and initial security patrols were organized to secure the area.
Reports from July 25 26 describe an ambush near Lil sie Killurin Wexford by irregular forces. Civilians including women and children were casualties and prisoners were escorted by Free State troops. Fire spread through area as rebels pressed attacks and Free Staters advanced toward Limerick Fermoy and Galway.
July 26 Brisbane hears an application for variation of the Harbor Employees State Award. Justice Metawhy hears claims by Mabel Bosra Rundeberr Hone Kockhamptei Wawen and others seeking amendments to restore wage and hour provisions. Applicant argues temporary shifts and wage reductions are needed due to Crown River conditions and work demand. Full Bench to decide on February 1 as schedule for hearing and potential wage adjustments.
Methourog July 2h reports Senator Searee moving to the second handing of the Commonwealth Electoral Amending Bill. It notes a remedy for electoral fraud and impersonation, aiming to secure electors’ rights while condemning vote transfer. The piece mentions Friday events and a 2:50 pm sale by McMahon & Co of warehousing stock and drapery goods at the Mart bake Street.
Fragmentary text from Melbourne July 26 reports discussions in the House of Representatives about a German embargo on Australian meat and related wartime finance matters. It mentions Mr Hughes, migration funds, and treaties within the British Empire context.
In a graphic account from the vessel’s sinking, a survivor recalls the chaotic scenes before impact. He describes a failed lifeboat launch, intense fear, and scattered crew as confusion and panic spread amid the sudden disaster.
London reports 131 000 rats killed in an intervention linked to recent offensives. Health officials cite improved inspections and targeted drives by special gangs. Dock warehouse controls tightened after fraudulent money movements. 78 percent above prior levels observed in the latest measures.
Melbourne reports a murder inquiry in Yea River where the body of Miss Josephine Jaume McLaughlin was found. A youth named Reuben Funi was arrested and charged with her murder after evidence including bloodstained trousers and boot prints. Coroner’s inquest held. details note possible earlier death causes.
Brisbane July 20 a Brisbane meeting of railway workers denounced the Labor Party as betraying workers by wage cuts and policy secrecy. The Queensland Central Executive was urged to convene a special convention to challenge the party, with calls to expose betrayal and defend labor principles against political leaders.
The jury and Mr Justice Cissen convened to-day at irae to hear a case involving Sire Mile Tg Su widow residing Fit Erslaaa eye toe Juphe nt Henry. Buskes rare of esac claimed 8000 and alleged Bucktoy promised on Boxing Day TW21 to tarry. The jury returned a verdict for a 190.
Charleville July 11 Lowsdale general seer of Tivlang Workers Union warns delegates conference in Barcaldine by August. He says he will not join any party and urges focus on union reform, criticizing petty legislation and political rhetoric.
Washington reports a national emergency declared by the Interstate Commerce Commission amid railway and coal strikes. moves to place mines under government oversight are outlined, with Hoover announcing readiness to act against profiteering and to suspend operations in noncooperating coal districts.
Deputation presented to Central and Northern members seeking concession for an aerial railway route from Cloncurry to Charleville and Cloncurry to Gharieville. The plan envisages two large machines, up to six by year end, with medical service flights weekly between towns.
Fragmented report discusses a British desire for Germany to join the League of Nations as part of ongoing peace efforts. The King sends a message assuring cooperation, referencing statements by Mr Fisher and the Board of Education.
A Bundaberg guard foiled an early morning train theft when he detained an intruder until police arrived. The thief held a bundle of valuables including railroad gear and other items before the suspect was taken into custody. Investigations proceeded as officers recovered the stolen property from the scene.
Definite indications show plans to start banana cultivation at the State Banana Nursery on Bribif Island Morrion Bay. The site will clear ten acres and establish a quarantine station for ships and plants, with measures to protect growers from pests.
Fragmentary text shows a local dispute over police pay and potential tax or levy implications. It references an Arb Coen entity and a Wall street style figure, with unclear connections and missing context. Further details remain unreadable in the scan.
Brisbane reports a heated assembly debate on levies for a farmers alliance program. Mr Gilles faced questions from Me Bell about voluntary participation, government power to impose levies, and potential impact on producers. The committee considered amendments, but key measures were rejected, with plans to proceed to the third reading.
Sydney reports a mayoral resignation move with the City Council divided. A vote on the mayor's removal or continuation stalls over procedural delays, while a new appointment is debated and a monthly salary adjustment is considered, aiming to advertise the position publicly. The outcome hinges on party support and formal approval by Tuesday evening.
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