Libel case discusses public figures and 1919 Brisbane riot
The document recounts legal arguments surrounding Mr Ryan and Master Finelly in a libel dispute after the Labor Conference. It notes criticisms of public figures, claims of disloyalty, and references to a 1919 riot in Brisbane including demonstrations, injuries, and statements by officials. Witnesses were called, and discussions touched on conduct of the Acting Premier and public reactions.
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Mryant
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Bhawan
Aidlayal
Ryan
Wim
Finelly
Brisbane
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Prateasion
R Tisne
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Hesta
South Mrigbane
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H. Ella
Daily Maile
Mesave
McCormack
Firefly
The Shipping Crisis Deepens With New Zealand Diversions
The shipping crisis worsens as freight rates stay low at zero per ton and shipments to Australia shrink. Vessels bound for Australia are diverted to New Zealand, cutting refrigerated cargo in the southern trade and forcing mothballed ships as shippers push for lower freight but with limited success.
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Incres
Australia
Hallas
New Zealand
Princi
Land Court schedule and regional hearings in June
The Land Court panel, led by Judge Murdacre, will preside across Queensland in June. Sessions are set at Mt Cantannulla and Charleville on June 6 and 24, with a court opening in ar caldine and Lange une Jovi. Henry leaves Britain for Mackay with outings planned for June 28.
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Murdacre
Mt Cantannulla
Charleville
Gannon
Queensland
Ar Caldine
Lange Une Jovi
Menry
Briamie
Mackay
British workers aiding French recovery in war-torn areas
A Morning Post report from London states about 150 unemployed British workers are being employed experimentally in devastated French areas to help speed reconstruction. The piece notes shortages of materials and skilled labor. it highlights slow French recovery and reliance on Slovak, Slovenian, and other immigrant unskilled workers while British workers receive standard French union wages.
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Post
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France
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Executive Council Meeting at Rockhampton
The Executive Council meets in Rockhampton on June 21 with Ministers in attendance. The session follows theRockhampton annual carnival and is expected to include three or four cabinet members. The Governor announced the gathering and arrangements for the event.
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Hani
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Crmneil
Sipreme Conard
Ings
Rockhampton
Artie Eid Guenty Simian Jweirarings
Althauh
Imperial Air Service Promoted With World Airship Plans
Imperial Air Service in London outlines a joint venture with Vickers and others to establish an international airship and mail transit network. A capital of about one million pounds is planned with three quarters to the site. nations including Britain, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand and the United States may join. Early routes target Marseille Athens Cape Town and other capitals with fleets of airships and a 3 percent guarantee to investors. Britain may reserve five or more stations and transit rights through a forthcoming conference on air mail service.
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Ila
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South Africa
New Zealand
Amatay
Ray Pt
Watt
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Wich
Firitain
Bree at Last After Many Ordeals
Sydney June 9 Major J s Stewart aged 32 faced the Central Criminal Court after a High Court grant of a new trial in April He stood charged with criminally negligent homicide at Were Stent and Matheway Ariking the jury returned a verdict of not guilty Stewart was discharged from custody after a prior death sentence and a new trial was granted earlier in the year
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Js. Stewart
High Court
Central Crinal Court
Matheway
Fia
Henry
Aller
Stewart
Anglican Synod Addresses Loyalty and Empire
Brisbane reports at the Anglican Synod discuss loyalty to the throne and Empire. Archbishop Wonatheon remarks that devotion to Empire remains a guiding principle amid disloyal manifestations, insisting loyalty is essential to national unity and the Crown.
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Brisbane
Royal Glover
Wonatheon
Cme
Believed Drowned Near Adelaide in June
An 19th century report states Captain Ablevann his wife and son along with crew members Ripply and Johnson are believed drowned after their vessel Lily was seen near Cope Elias. Rescue efforts and a diligent search are underway.
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Adelaide
Melbourne court nears withdrawal of charge in pet fee case
Melbourne June 9 Moreton Memental reappeared in police court charged with a pet fee to Nunan's building. The Police Prosecutor asked leave to withdraw the charge as the case proceeds in uncertain fashion amid unclear statements and misreported names.
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Melbourne
Moreton Memental
Nunan
Tanta
Pierental
Tral, Phang
Sins Riley
Not Day Labor Brisbanes June 9 Update
Notable dithering and mixed reports from Brisbane and Paris as June 9 dispatches describe markets closing, weather notes, and political steps. Officials recount previews of evasion and efforts to repeat earlier forecasts while tension rises around retail and public sector schedules.
Quarantine Costs Hit Passengers Abroad
A chaotic report from Sydney on June 8 describes mounting quarantine delays and costs for a ship voyage. The narrative notes two passengers subjected to quarantine and the related expenses to maintain the liner and crew during isolation.
Herbert River Notes Show River Turmoil And Local Events
The report covers pre noon weather, mill operations planned for mid June, and local disturbances at Stone River including a fatal rail accident risk to horses. Community concerts at Mrs Davidson’s and a near fire at Commercial Have are noted, with visits by Nurse Campbell and residents from Garrioch and Townsville.
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Stone River
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AL Daring Refihery
Davidson Wan
Davidson
Oye
Harvas
Uaganon
Uaganon), Land Offers, Nurse Campbell
Atherton
Ravenshoe Notes Weather Delays Sports and Dance Report
Weather fronts bring rain and delays as batches are planned for junior and senior matches at Ravenshoe. Some results disappoint locals while harvests begin and a school dance draws moderate attendance. Roads become lively with tractors and the dry spell's end tightens travel and cattle movement.
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Tram
Herberton
Wight
Althoug
Rome
Cowie
Orwart i
British Agriculture Decides on Decentralized Policy
London reports the British agriculture department votes to decentralize control while referencing guarantees for farmers and wages. The decision spurs protests among workers and masters alike, with fears of price hikes and reduced fertilizer import reliance as wheat subsidies face scrutiny.
Rheumatism and Medical Treatments in Early Report
A fragmentary historical column discusses rheumatism age related prevalence, noting a patient aged 31 and explaining treatment ideas like cautery and nerve-focused methods. Mentions Dr Wilkins and other practitioners and observes mixed outcomes and patient conditions amid 19th century medical discourse.
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