Goondi area sugar workers debate British bias plan
A Innisfail district meeting backed the Brush Referencer League aiming to favor British labor in sugar cutting. Speakers cited CS.R. mill control, worker shortages, and rising prices while pledging to restrict future sales to British-born workers and press for wider farming support.
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Fire Destroys Homes in Midnight Blaze
A midnight fire swept through the native town of Serta, burning houses and kitchens. Authorities report a woman was seen lighting a blaze before the inferno spread, causing extensive damage and local disruption.
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Serta
Hocaes
Acon
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Airmail stamp exhibit opens in London
A London exhibition on Bond Street features remarkable airmail stamps tied to Sir Ross Smith and Kingsford Smith flights to Australia and Cobham trips. A letter carried by the ill fated Australian Harry Hawker with a Newfoundland stamp is valued at £170.
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London
Bond Street
Ross Smith
Australia
Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Alan Cobham
Harry Hawker
Escaped Prisoners Break From Beechworth Gang
Three long sentence prisoners escaped from a road repair gang near Beechworth Gaol this afternoon. They fled into the bush and had not been recaptured by press time.
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Melbourne
Beechworth
Naval Exercises Ahead in Moreton Bay
Navy unit exercises by Aitatros and Ansar of the Australian fleet will operate in Moreton Bay starting June 1. Afterward the vessels proceed to Brisbane where they will remain until August 1.
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Ansar
Moreton Bay
Trisbane
Relief tax amount dispute unsettled by Premier
The Premier stated that the levy on wages to fund the insurance scheme had not yet been decided. Amounts under consideration range from at least threepence to fourpence or more, with ongoing investigations and suggestions varying.
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Jehrwran
Tiwag
Colwal
Mr Rami
Moonee
Loan Council Meeting in Canberra Reports Borrowing Tightening
The Loan Council met in Canberra all day and adjourned at 10.90 p m A statement will outline deliberations and delegates reportedly backed restricting borrowing for the year with a target of within 223 001 000 and efforts to raise funds at the lowest possible rates. The session will resume tomorrow.
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Loan Council
Theodore
Rai
Australia
Deputation to Minister Seeks Work For Members
Brisbane report on June 11 shows Returned Sailors and Soldiers League delegates urging the Minister of Labour to provide employment for unemployed members. They request official recognition of the association’s role in handling employment and press for government action to secure work opportunities.
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Brisbane
Returned Sailors and Soldiers’ League
Mamster
Steet
Buccan
Sazer
Lewiskenen
Janssen
Peace Efforts Face Hurdles in Australian Reconciliation
Canberra reports indicate Prime Minister Seatha to convene talks with major parties to bridge the gap between the AWC and ATT. A breakthrough appears likely within the coming weeks as factions seek a settlement.
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Seatha
Inch Ihe
Nico Rageessines
New Zealand Coal Miners Seek Tariff Backing
Reported moves by the Coal Owners Federation aim to secure duties on uninspected Australian coal. A year ago the government pledged aid to New Zealand coalfields, and owners insist their rates be heard.
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Auckland
Jie
Prem
New Zealand
New South Val
Innisfail Shows Off Australian Grown Items
Innisfail reports show case items grown in Australia as part of a Felt installation project. The event involved a meeting in Murvharagh district with Italian attendees and a security concern leading to a prior danger. Reports mention a shortage of staff and a planned site visit, with unclear details due to garbled text.
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Innisfail
Innnefail
Trong
Romhe Murvharagh District
Theatre Fire Destroys Imperial Picture House North Melbourne
A devastating blaze last night destroyed the Imperial Picture Theatre in North Melbourne. Witnesses report a spectacular inferno with flames leaping high as fire crews battled the blaze and a man named S. McKenna heard a loud crash before seeing the theatre erupt in flames.
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North Melbourne
Federal session on the Reserve Bank bill in Canberra
Debate in the House of Representatives continued over the Central Reserve Bank bill. Mr. Bayley argues it would increase government control yet protect against manipulative politics, while opponents warn of financial risk and warn against dangerous proposals that could cripple the country. The bill is mainly a machinery measure and details may be amended in committee.
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Bayley
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Ihe
Austria
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