Nationalists Take Power as Election Ends
Final revalta of Tammacan elections shows Nationalists in control with five seats for the Country Party and twelve for the Socialists. New Country Party claims five seats. Socialists tally 25,884 votes while Nationalists 42,053. Premier Lee forecasts Nationalist support in the next parliamentary meeting amid mixed primary counts and preferential voting implications.
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Tammacan
Hobart
Ational
Ferty Comatate
Country Party
Sociallate
Socialite Party
Nd Frm
Muves
Beielourer
Nacional
Lee
Htlootian
Ountry
Iitso
Nationale Fae 'Engi
National Party
Court hears case to prevent strike over arbitration terms
Brisbane High Court heard applications to restrain a strike in the pastoral industry. Justice Higgins noted the issues around the Commonwealth Arbitration Act and whether a union could legally order members to refuse work under an award. The adjournment followed arguments about the scope of the award and the meaning of a strike.
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Brisbane
High Court
Vna and
Starke
Chae
Enian
Accon Pussorte
Red Organisation
General Council
Auatre- Ai 'Sortin Crashers Association
Bérid
Msl
Tire
Higgins
Monroe
Forvaai
Jonice
Agricultural Dept Reveals Carbon Chlorine Treats Bookworm
Washington June 19 The Agricultural Department reports Doctor Hall found carbon chlorine effectively kills bookworms. A maple treatment reportedly removes the parasite with high success rates and claims this method outperforms previous thymol and chemical treatments.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Doctor Hall
Fanson
Better facilities for sawmillers at Yungaburra meeting
An afternoon meeting at Yungaburra Hotel attended by about twenty sawmillers and locals formed to organize timber industry efforts. Mr Trapp urged reciprocal marketing agreements with Tasmania Melbourne and West Australia groups to stabilise prices and conditions. A resolution supported forming a sawmilling cooperative and funding, with plans to appoint two Melbourne advisers and set cash-on-delivery terms.
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Sawrailless
Willams
Yungaburra Hotel
TM. Wensley Wax
Thehair
Timber Association of
Tasmania
Belbourne
Melbourne
Orguhowe
Himber
Peices
Aamsnilere
Cairns
Trapp
West Australia
N and Co
N and Co, Who Wau! Draft To. Tive the Sawmillere Joes
Melfourne
Ata
Company 9
Second International Conference Denounces Soviet Government
London reports describe the Second International Conference denouncing Soviet actions. Delegates condemn Moscow’s policies as contrary to working-class unity and accuse the Soviet government of political coercion and suppression of freedoms.
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London
Ees
Fwid
Messrs
Thomas
Ramsay
Mac Change
di Ml
Saan
Hie Iy
Mmaner
Return of the Quest After a Long Voyage Amid Strain
Capetown reports the ship Queer arriving after a fatigued voyage. Captain Wild notes the crew endured hardships and a plan to avoid interviews, while the Georgia crew recovered letters and inspected soundings near Gough. A new bird species was found and researchers, including Rev. Rogers, express cautious happiness with the voyage’s outcomes.
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Capetown
Sam
Wild
Lid
Nesaumeny
Voxene
Georgia
Gough Teand
Rogers
Europe
Final Roll Call Marks End of Cadet Training Era
A historic last parade honors cadets and officers as the training area closes. Warrant Officer McLean and others bid farewell, reflecting on the discipline and patriotism forged during years of service. The Defence Department cuts ten training areas, reshaping national defense postures.
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Feta
McLean
St Towneyill
Hiddi
Wall of Life
Defence Department
New York
Tokio
Washington
Elisena
Commonwealth
Sir Robert Philp Burial in Toowong Cemetery
Sir Robert Philp lay at 70 in state before a requiem at his residence. A large funeral followed with Rev. J. Waller officiating. The graveside service was conducted by Rev. Waleed S. The heather sprigs from Scotland were laid on the coffin and placed in the grave as tribute.
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Ayrkiog
Nater
Reber Philp
Jong Prose
Toowong
Liie
Her
Cairns Telephone Improvements Pushed at Deputation
A Cairns Chamber of Commerce deputation to Deputy Postmaster General Mr. Templeton pressed for better telephone service. Topics included direct dialing, exchanges, daily delivery, rural lines, and a Cairns exchange monitor. Templeton thanked members and outlined financial and logistical steps toward enhanced service with specific projects for Towne, Bablandta, and Fabricland exchanges.
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Mr. Templeton
Templeton
Hies
Chirna
Chamber “of Commerce
Cairne
Chamber of
H. B
Menara
He J. James
Ichaietan
HB. Templeton
DP MG
Apeciare
Moni Womeey
Wf Mayers
Drew
Stillman
E. S. Mi
South
Mareeba
Ora
Focal Exchange
Walfram-Thambarcagh
Waaay
Cairns
Exchar
Tors
Fabicland
Gerim
Temson
End of Conference Hails Rowdy Labor Meeting
Sidney reports a stormy State Labor Conference session with clashes and disorder. The late government reports and committee readings sparked strong opinions as executives debated charges and actions.
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Sidney
Himes
Abe
Thurges
A. McCirrachargen
Saneind
Pro-Treaty Candidates and Ballot Guarded in Dublin
Dublin reports from a Daily Chronicle correspondent indicate pro Treaty supporters guard ballot outcomes as candidates and seats are tallied. The piece notes figures such as Daly and O Callaghan and discusses future constitutional procedures and the Constituent Assembly.
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Londem
Dublin
Dally Chronicle
Breaty
Rae
Wening
The Prince Returns Laden With Treasures From Far Lands
Gibranat June 19 reports the Prince returns from a long sightseeing tour laden with treasures and dramatic scenes. Crowds gather at Paddington as he heads toward the East for further exhibitions with his entourage aboard ships and trains.
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Gibranat
Paddington
Sen
Japan
Museuim
Big Gambling Raid Targets Central City Housekeeper Fined
Police report a large gambling raid with around forty men present at a central venue. The keeper of the house was fined £40, with sentences of four and fourteen days imposed on others. The event occurred in Sydney on a June date.
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Sydney
Poel
Bel
Public Servants Conference Held In Camera
Brisbane reports a public servants conference was held in camera. Representatives of the various parties were present and no information was released afterward. The proceedings were not disclosed and observers await a definite statement.
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Brisbane
Patie Servier
Amd
Big Medical Law Suit Clams £8000 In Arcadian Case
Fragmentary notes report a major medical law suit seeking £8000 against unnamed parties. The record mentions a hearing adjourned to Wednesday and references individuals such as Dr Geo and Br Todd in an unclear context.
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Medien
Arcamians
Dr. Geo
Tisigeilder
Gare
Toomessaming
Todd
Wes el
Bank Robbery Case Plea Pails in Confused Report
Fragmentary text describes a bank robbery and a plea from prisoners. Story includes references to a suspect fled during a getaway and a critic’s unclear judgment. Names and details are garbled, leaving the core action and uncertain identifications.
Japan to Withdraw Troops from Peking
Reports indicate Japan plans to withdraw foreign troops stationed at Peking under the alliance powers. The move follows a broad effort to restore order in the region and ease tensions with China and other nations.
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Ipesch
Pekin
Ohi
Towneville Arbitration Court Closes Leads to Confusing Note
June 19 report from Towneville shows Justice McNaughton concluding business of the Arbitration Court and dispatching a messenger. A garbled line references Mount trouble and mentions the gunboat Aldebarar arriving from Noumes and coal transport plans for Wednesday to Trance.
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Towneville
Mgr
Justice McNaughton
Aldebarar
Jay
Noumes
Trance
Enamel Kitchenware Catalog and Prices
Listing of enamelware and kitchen items with prices including saucepans kettles basins and trays. Describes sizes finishes and English imports with line items and shop branding THE STORE W1 GOOD GOODS.
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Bel
Leo Re al Stowrpana
Wis
Earl
Ems Encanel
Sooan
Fema Wat
Wi & Good Goods
Wage Adjustment Hearings Prompt Follow Up Meeting
Justice Piers weighes common formuls for basic wage adjustments tied to cost of living. Justice Power notes proposals from Mr. match may be considered if endorsed. A Trade Union official meeting will be held to review plans and present the unions case before the Court.
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Melbourne
Jung
Piers
Earthquake Scare Sparks Evacuation Urge
A chaotic report from Syd notes tremors increasing near Thermal die Trier with inhabitants urged to evacuate at once. Authorities warn forecasting remains impossible while seismic activity grows and surface tremors become more frequent.
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Syd
New Zealand
Die Trier
Provensor Marsden
al Omer
Golden Casket results at Brisbane meet prompt
Fragmentary report shows Brisbane securing first prize in a casket event with entries listed by number and judge names. Second and other placements appear, but the legs of the results are incomplete and unclear.
Upper Silesia unrest and mourning mark transfer to Prussia
Reports from London dated June 19 describe widespread mourning across Upper Silesia as a German convoy transfers a cart of possessions to Prussia. Fogs over the countryside, tolling bells, and church services reflect national anger and speculation about future integration.
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Longon
Daily “Chronicle
Siteale
Tessona
Zeiluner
Upper Silesia
Ailauaiin
Prussia
Upper
Bronze Coins Explain Chinese Market Control
Brisbane reports on bronze coin sales where Chinese dealers hold a forceful grip, moving scarce copper pieces at high prices. Officials note a tight supply and rising demand while debating Treasury measures and the impact on local races and trade.
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Brisbane
Meiners
Queensland
Romer
Alleged Robbery Case Details and Prisoner Attempt
Fragmentary police notes describe an alleged robbery and a prisoner attempt at suicide. The text mentions names and numbers in garbled form, referencing an attempt at poisoning and an ongoing inquiry with no clear conclusions.
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Suicime
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