Debated Pact Effects on Treaty Chances in Commons
In Commons discussions the recent Colling De Valera pact drew prolonged debate. Churchill warned the imperial government would not deviate from the treaty spirit while Irish factions faced possible reactions. Government pressed for unity and warned against any bad faith or betrayal regarding the Provisional Government and Republic.
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Michael Colling
My. de Ses
House of Commons
Watt
London
Iment
My. Collins
Churchill
Noah
Trea
Herth
Ny Mets
Republie
Anyaith
Shenae Salcmen
Queensland Revenue Returns Report June Update
Brisbane reports revenue and expenditure figures for the month and eleven months of the financial year. Revenue receipts show decreases with total receipts around 173,405 and a 53,5 decrease in certain sectors. railways receipts listed at 14,644,180. Final expenditure declines against prior year, with notable changes in public debt investments and department spending. The excess of expenditure over revenue stands at 272, a reversal from last year’s 477,867.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Aeereaeea
Ucla
Sony
Revere
Fragmentary Note on Grasians Conference and Terms
A garbled report from a conference mentions possible actions if a sale proceeds and references Tenant AW U and West terms. It notes a court schedule for the season and hints at implications for an Australian association and an award related to sheep.
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Nice
Aw.u
West
Bern
Powers Testimony on Wages in Southern Shearer Case
In Melbourne on June 4, Mr Soutie Powers testified that a wage of 38 shillings per week would yield 43 shillings 13 pence and sixpence for a shearer. He argued that the industry in the Southern Shares should pay the banks, and the court adopted a view that no reasonable expert could be made.
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Melbourne
Wma
Ates
Soutie
Queensland
Police Raid Sequel in Local Court Case
The report details a series of charges following a raid on Ernest Street. Jessie Rowe and Korisky faced obscene messaging and related offenses with fines noted. Defense argues circumstances while police testify about the scene and the apartment door frame. Additional defendants era Crane Share and J Moran faced fines and detentions pending further action.
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Jessie
Rowe
Way
Korisky
Stighell
Ernest Sereet
de Tentant
Constabies
Kelly
Selby
Wallace
250 000 Acres To Be Resumed In Cotton Scheme
The article outlines a government plan to resume 250000 acres for cotton growing. It mentions an act or inquiry, references long term payments and a land court process, with details about acreage and compensation terms. Strong entities include government, cotton cultivation, and land court.
Steamer Wiltshire aground off Great Barrier Island
Great Barrier Island suspends hope as the 12900 ton steamer Wiltshire of the Argylshire Line runs aground amid gale winds. Kates surveyors head from Auckland to assist rescue while heavy seas hinder efforts. no passengers aboard, crew remains aboard as holds flood and vessel listing.
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Brisbane
Wiftshire
Argylshire
Great Barrier Island
Auctland
Great Barrie
Kates
Layds
Auckland
Wiltshire
Great Barrier
Imaalga
Barrier Reef
Ideharr
The Irish Treaty Debate in British Parliament
London reports show Mr Churchill defending the Irish Treaty in the House of Commons as the British government insists on acceptance. Lords questions arise about powers transferred and territorial terms, while calls for conciliation and settlement in Ireland echo through debates.
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London
Tyne
Charchill
Com‘ag
Lord Satlabury
House of Lords
Ireland
England
Mr Hughes Visits Rockhampton to Civic Reception
Rockhampton hosts Mr Hughes after arrival this morning. Mayor Charitan and City Council greet him at a civic reception. He praises the North’s climate, progress, and public welfare, noting strong public support and hopeful outlook for the government’s test in improving society.
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Rockhampton
Serine
Hughes
Su Addrens
Ka Wee
Ald. Charitan
Boy Arrested in Attempted Robbery Case in Sydney
Sydney police report arrest of three local youths aged 15 to 17 in connection with an attempted wrecking of Britaine gear and other crimes. The note lists second hand prices and models for vehicles, engines, and parts, with vendor contact details and prices such as 98,275 and £575 for various makes.
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Uargaia
Studehaler
Palpable fraud sparks debate over Bottomley sentence
Fragmentary remarks accuse Bottomley of a corrupt act and reveal outrage at a large compensation claim cited as misplaced. The article criticizes government intervention and questions the use of state security to shield investors.
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Horatia Nottomley
Henalp
Joka Bull
Arater
Hottomtas
Rosliam
Wwe
Ugit
Wey
Territory relief plan discussed by Labor Council
A Melbourne deputation from Labor Councill pressured for relief for unemployed Terrritory workers. Leviator Pearce reiterated that no public works could begin and no funds were available. He noted many unemployed since 1940, many married, facing privation while appeals and telegraphic messages went unanswered.
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Itd
Agua Fe
c.Senmiah Pearse
Reported Oil Find
A government inspector and Mr Jones assess a bore showing petroleum-like liquid. The sample exudes a strong kerosene odor, but genuine petroleum cannot naturally emit kerosene scent, prompting cautious conclusions. The bore yielded water with a possible petroleum sheen amid uncertainty.
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Esurlesert
Mareeba Show Winners Highlight Second Day Events
The Mareeba Show continued with Cakewalk winning the Open High Jump at 6 feet 3 inches and other show events including Hack Admiral praised as a champion. Officials led by Shand oversaw a well attended second day with strong crowds and few complaints despite rolling stock shortages. Many exhibitors and visitors offered hearty support while the day featured cattle classes, pony events, and standing woodchop contests, with Cakewalk’s high jump win topping the highlights.
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Jmp
Teat Kitchen
Ina Rome Cairns
Abeland
Jewell
Hooper
Shand
Tnale
Ivan Hay
Stra. Stevens
Sinai
Doreen Herding
Moonight
Ogstone
Pice
Windien
Mie
Nairell
Feijen
Mies Harng
Sanith
Satan
Hevey Wien
BK Harding
McKeawelt
Abe "Harding
Derby Day Notes and Mixed News From June Reports
A fragmented item notes a horse race at Epsom with a record time and prize, plus scattered references to committees, relief efforts, and a court case. Names and places are unclear, with several garbled phrases about nations, organizations, and events, including a Derby mention and legal references.
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Unian Tronpa
Sayna
Copetannesaye
Brisrere
Penarth
U.S. Relief Committee
Conca
Pome Sa
Itady
Epsom
Ind
Captain Cottle
Justice Mere
Federal Returns Show Postal Revenue Increase
A Melbourne report states that the Federal revenue balance at end May stood at 12,5189 pounds with customs revenue exceeding the period's total by 4,560,994 pounds. The monthly revenue totaled 25,383,005 pounds and the total period revenue was 49,404 pounds, marking an increase.
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Melbourne
Gowrie Fire Threatens Two Cabins On Towne Gowrie
Details describe a blaze aboard the Gowrie near Towne that nearly burned two cabins and damaged engine quarters. Fire crews extinguished the flames with limited damage. Crew names such as Sorenson and Gowrie are noted in the report.
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Gowrie
Towne
Andy Ene
Sorenson
Townsville Fire Destroys Mr Gallagher’s House
A fire swept Mr J B Galt and visitors to Mareeta from Townsville, destroying the Gallagher residence. The article fragment notes a Mrs Gallagher, the couple’s aunt, and mentions various unrelated phrases and names, leaving the core event: a house burned down in Townsville with Gallagher family involvement.
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Townsville
MR. Gallagher
J.B. Galt
Prema Rah
Rath
Mro
Mes. Gallagher
Mareeta
Frightful railway Yard Accident Injures Cleaner
Sydney Jones and George Thomas, both railway workers, aged 26, were caught between locomotive buffers at Harden Railway Yards engine shed this morning. Joseph? No, read: one engine backed to release him. He suffered internal injuries and intense agony before rescue.
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Sydney
Jones
George Thomas
Rsbway
Harden
Two girls killed in fatal fall at Auckland balcony
Wellington reports a shocking accident in Auckland when a six year old girl fell from an upper balcony. A second girl tried to save her and both plunged to the street below, dying at the scene.
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Wellington
Auchland
Athe
Ani
Chariton Leader Returns in Recovering Labor Hope
A fragmented report notes Mr Chariton, head of the Federal Labor Party, returning from the area. It suggests he believes the party will regain some support in the upcoming elections. Spriternit and Sharanitis are mentioned as hopeful signs of a comeback.
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Sydnen
Fone
Chariton
Federal Labor Party
Returne
Iia
Insaes Spriternit
Sharanitis
Aha
Doctor Telford Resigns from Health Department Post
Dr Robert Telford deputy commissioner and veteran antiplague campaigner resigns from the Health Department amid internal reassignments and political pressure. The move follows his long service in public health administration and becomes effective at month end.
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Ariabene
Jone
Robert Tefford
Health Department
Victorian Legisla Council Elect Snapshot
Melbourne voters participate in the Victorian Legislative Council election as seventeen seats are contested. The report lists candidate names and affiliations across provinces and districts, noting party lines and regional results in a terse early tally.
Mrs Asquith on US A Strange Language
Mrs Asquith speaks in New York during a farewell lecture tour addressing a curious audience. The piece notes a perceived gap between British and American speech patterns and mentions reactions to her remarks.
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New York
Horse Sale At Srwnutke Saleyards This Saturday
Mesrs A. Drapes will offer by pully uelian, howd Teh sraight herd villiout preerve Lilybant for Bate. Advertisement by Misgers AJ Drange Eady alsin.
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Uelian
Lilybant
Bate
Misgers
AJ Drange
Eady Alsin
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