Heated Legislative Debate Over Electoral Redistribution
In a tense Legislative Assembly session heated disagreement arose over recent seat distribution and primary representation. Members argued about the fairness of the redistricting, with warnings of gerrymandering and calls to prevent further disfranchisement of country electorates.
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Sears
Yeserday
Secioese
Aristane
Legislative Assembly
Babbington
Etiep
Borgnatien
Ieee
Gallerstelg
Coline
Queensland
I. Morgan
Taylor
Edwards
Geel Roberty
Alice
Larcombe
Roberts
Forge Smit
Ms. Roberts
Sibarin
Baroes
Short Pay at Brisbane Chemists Firm Disclosed
The Brisbane firm of chemists faced a short pay situation as details from July 27 reveal workers owed wages for a period, listing amounts and names in a ledger that includes J V D Arcy, Campbell, Fivay, Burgess, Turner, and others. The document records sums in pounds, shillings, and pence, noting a total nearly £1307 acknowledged, with various individuals receiving partial payments and outstanding balances. The names, dates, and specific figures appear in a clipped, fragmented ledger entry detailing wage arrears and employer obligations.
Reduced Freights for Island Trade Under New Contract
Melbourne reports that a three year contract for the Pacific Island mail service from August 1 sets a subsidy of 35,000 with 60,000 parasin bid. Mr Hughes notes only one tender, from Burny Philp and Day, and explains government aim to boost copra trade despite low prices. Negotiations with the British Government continue to secure further support for the island shipping program.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Carrsina
Salomon Islands
Rome
Tenere
Burny, Philp
Yaland
Capital Canberra House of Representatives Decision
In Melbourne on July 22 the House of Representatives debated water supply and possible projects. The motion passed, with a vote of 35 to 12, and another health or mortal inquiry was approved 26 to 16. The chamber adjourned for the next day.
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Canberra
House OF Representatives
Malbourne
Fonter
Fomes
Increased Hours Labor Move Narrowly Passes Wales
The article reports discussions in the New South Wales Assembly over extending the standard workweek to 44 hours. Labor members defended the change amid opposition warning of repercussions, while a storm of criticism and appeals for protection from workers is noted. The piece references broader Commonwealth standards and tension within the Labor regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Victoria
Wren
Bat
Wales
Commonwealth
Cotton guarantee under consideration by Premier
The Premier awaits further particulars on a cotton guarantee proposal to gauge how far the Queensland Government could leverage the arrangement. The discussion centers on whether a formal guarantee will be issued and what terms might apply to secure confidence in the cotton industry.
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Queensland
Brisbane Exhibition Rest After Years Record Entries
Brisbane July 27. The National Agricultural Association council announced record entries for the exhibition with animals in horse and dairy cattle sheep poultry wine and more. The Governor General will open the show, noted as a major event after a long pause. Separately a Kuranda to Cairns goods train derailed near a water station when an axle broke causing wheel and wagon damage. breakdown crew cleared the line with minimal delay.
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Brisbane
The
Nattional Agricultural Association
Camina
Kurands
Calva
Cairns
Royal Academy of Music Examination Held by Amway Kennedy
A list of names and participants appears for the Royal Academy of Music Examination, held by Amway Kennedy. The event references numerous individuals and shows details of designs and fabrics for children, with mentions of prices and patterns in a fashion-oriented context.
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Siwala Femccasson
Royal Academy of Music
Ee Kennedy
Ane ‘Inkworth
Olea Mlada
Tee ‘Deaton
Val Ogee Olden
Ima Fox
Giaes
Gritin
Cai Mesh
Bribing Aldermen Charge In Sydney Case
Charles James Kight, 28, faced a serious bribery charge in Sydney for allegedly conspiring with Hector McWilliam and others to influence Sydney City Council Aldermen to vote in a favorable way on the Martin Place Extension. Bail set at 200 pounds. case remanded to August 4. Police prosecutor described the alleged scheme and names involved while noting the police knew nothing of the accused’s associates.
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Sydney
Charles James Kouht
Suleged
Sylney City
Charles James Kight
Hector Ru McWithan
Linkmane
Job Knight
Heihe
City Council
Alderven
Uiay Anant
McWilliam
Etary
Martin Place
Watc i
Biansell
Bon 'Alan
Polies
The Roma Disaster Airship Report Summary
The Army Air Service report on the Roma airship disaster of February 1921 recommends future airships carry rapid bailout actions. It urges immediate dropping of all weapons engines and emergency measures to ensure rapid descent and safe evacuation after accidents.
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Roma
Washington
Army Air Service
Cape
Ieleport
Unclear fragment hints at midseason measures and match results
An OCR fragment mentions Brisbane hospital, a person aged 72, Mt Gislesme Horas, and a reference to a new Atala Cabinet. It also cites a basketball score The Acchralion Lovlers beating selburgh 123 to 101 and a forthcoming game versus Royal Hoicheit St Windsor.
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Segpital
Brisbane
Yeaterdey
Aocha Tilack
Mt. Gislesme
Tien
Atala
Acchralion Lovlers
Musselburgh
Royal Hoicheit
NSW Flood Havoc Drowns Man During Horse Rescue
Sydney reports very heavy floods since Sunday cause major damage in Queanbeyan and Mollo Rivers. A mailman on the Queanbeyan Uriatis Road, Silvy Thompson, 6, was swept away at Shammy Creek while attempting a rescue. He leaves a widow as low lying areas are flooded and furniture is being moved.
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Sydney
Queanbeyan
Mollo
Canberra
Silvy Thompson
Queanbeyan-Uriatis
Shammy Creek
Sebparavon
Carray
Mackay Appeals Return of Members Cane Trice Roar
Byuane July reports that five members of the Central Cane Prices Board returned from Mackay where they had been in session. No further local cane boards or activity were noted.
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MACKAY _ APPEALS
Nembers
Trice Roar
Byuane
Central Cane Prices Board
Mackay
Apai We
Alegm
Relief Work and Federal Grant Arising in State
Brisbane reports a Federal offer of a quarter million to the state for national highways to aid unemployment. Mr Theodore Wewan awaits confirmation from Washington. Extension to Guernslend is anticipated, with acceptance likely.
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Brisbane
Theodore Wewan
Guernslend
France's finances examined after reparations outcome
A fragmented report from Paris outlines that if reparations were fully paid and debts settled, France could show a strong financial position. The document notes excess assets and potential gains, though the text is garbled and unclear on precise figures.
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Paris
Eben
France
Women's Auxiliary Branch Rai alu mee
A meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary Branch Rai alu mee was held at the Rem Home on Wednesday evening to form a branch of the Auxiliary. Officers were elected including President Hartis-Law and Vice Presidents Allan and Mex Sonterfreanes, with secretary and treasurer named, and a chaplain appointed. Monthly meetings planned for the first Monday in each month. The branch aims to support the Returned Soldiers’ League.
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Womens Ry
Becht
Hartis-Law
Allan
Mex Sonterfreanes
Arbitration Act Critics Debate Direct Action And Reform
A Melbourne deputation from Trades Confederation argues the Arbitration Act needs amendment to preserve industrial peace and enable unions access to the Arbitration Court. Critics claim the act favors the government, while supporters urge a conference of both sides to record improvements and unify aims toward better arbitration policy.
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Melbourne
Hugh Fein
NSW Go Slow Move Sparks Labor Union Unity
A NSW labor gathering in the Tender Hall today saw unions including the Bread Carers Union the Gas Employers a Lie wor Trades Society and the Federated Millers pledge united action. They carry resolutions opposing wage cuts wage reductions and hour increases and promise to resist price rises and factory strikes led by the Later Council.
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Paine
Bssa
Bread Carers” Union
Migration scheme lecture at London labor exchanges
A fragmentary notice notes a migration scheme lecture set for London labor exchanges with limited readable details. The snippet mentions a visiting speaker and attendance but lacks clear dates or organizations.
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London
Blake's Progress and Flight to Quetta Reports
Fragmented notice outlines Blake's progress on a flight to Quetta and reports from Ambala about weather and travel. It references a training run, potential delays, a painter river film project by a new company in Mawman and upcoming screenings next week. Fire Ltd director Mr Laces discusses development plans for South Wales and Victoria.
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Painters
Meteslasien Fire Ltd
Lacesghes
Daitrer Awer Development Co
Makini
Menia
South Wales
Victor
Mulgrave Cutters Go Slow Ballot Rounds Strike Motion Defeated
A labor meeting at Mulgrave Woodworking plant on Wednesday backed the move to prepare a “go slow” policy and defeated the proposal by a large majority. Workers, including several who are actively engaged in cutting operations, voted to continue the strike action with a plan to resume work at 1 am after late shifts. The overwhelming vote shows firm solidarity against the proposed concession and indicates the dispute will persist into the early morning schedule.
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Emplor Filgrave Mme
Rane
Voc
Salon
Thoreday
Ae A
Mike Wi
Sgain
America Strikes Raise Tension Across Industries
New York July 27 amid government control of freight east of the pi. strikes disrupt shipping and violence erupts as midters attack shops and workers. Martial law imposed in Denison Texas amid threats, rail and coal sectors face price rises and labor pressures. President Harding condemns strike tactics and urges lawful protest while rail and mine workers press for hearings and protection.
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New York
Detroit
Denison
Texan
Innsy
Wwaria
Torpare
Irvine
Harilime
Waubeanir
Interpeuuiam
Harding
Wilers
Railway Star
Wietvam
Hayiow
J. Eiiney
Cary, Mann and George Corporation
United Kingdom
United States
Premier's Bill to Reform Salaries of Public Servants
In the Assembly the Premier announced a bill to provide for the reduction or reform of salaries for public servants ministers of the crown and members of the assembly. Opposition remarks noted.
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Brisbane
Cairns Railwaymen Demand Five Hour Week Amid Wages Anomalies
Cairns workshop workers protest wage reductions after a general 7 per cent cut by Arbitration Court. They seek a five hour day within the nine hour week, arguing current pay already reflects cuts. The Commissioner proposed near-term compromises but workers fear further loss, urging a shorter week or overtime.
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Raitmare
Taltearan
Boland's Corset House Promises Wide Corset Selection
Boland's Your Corset House promotes a large shipment of corsets direct from manufacturers. The ad lists numerous styles and brands such as Bon Ton, Royal Worcester, Splendid, and Berlei, with sizes and prices. It highlights front-lacing models, low bust offerings, and four suspender designs, aiming to attract customers to inspect and purchase.
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ROYAL
Worcester
Admiral Syimrt
Royal Worcester
Shere
Arnad
Steen
Slacy
Berlei
Sicex
Dusan
Oosland
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Agi
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JV D'Arcy
Crown
Tee Hanndeee
Campbell
Mir
Franville CO
Snowy
Jackson Pd
Sertunn
Fanny
Hanmevare
Burgess
Bo Beemer
Taweh
Hanmerser
Meru
Marahail
Tee Panne
Mradtard
Mk Gri
Garder
Paces Lomanoa
Sr 'Suley
Toes Sonegaies
Geo Hetet
Jonal Geon Meares
Herris and
Sours
Li Mra Kelly
Mesidanien Reside
Mary
Graham
Tan Mim
Feahe “Turner
Tistrit Konwrre
Wiech
Anne Mine Tee Mirch
Kevin Jarobe
Mine Saver' Preau
Grand Sutal
Pacific Mail Service
Wales Assembly
Alan
Nsw
Matusn
MR. Fazerey
Rai “Alu Mee
Arbitration Act Critics
Ri O.B.U. Hugot Boole
N.S.W
Labor
Blake
Quetta
Bake
Ambala
Simmons
Mulgrave
America
Boland
Boland’s Ltd
Moyna
D. J. Moynahan
Abbott Street
P.O. Box
Cairns Post Limited
de Iim
Posse
Ed ‘Tso
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