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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

5

Ireland Election Returns Signal Pro Treaty Victory

In Ireland the Treaty Party celebrates a great victory as pro treaty candidates gain large majorities. Arthur Griffh tops the Cavan poll by about seven thousand. Louth sees Laborite gains with O Shannon and Davin notable but Davin not elected. De Valera urges unity for the pro treaty, while Sinn Fein losses and unopposed Republicans shape the final tally.

Tarly Sre Tahoeing Arthur Griffh Cavan Oles London Arrell” Paayin Darrell Figgia Pote Morgan O'Shannon Louth Davin Laborite Calline Devalera Hlah Tein Devaters Satere i Caleay Cauley Childers Wicklow Dev Furgereify Dall Eireann Dubling County Fort Meye Sligo Sin Fein Sinn 1

Irish Elections Signal Treaty Favor Amid Turmoil

A garbled clipping suggests Irish voters show majority support for a treaty while political factions clash over loyalty. The text collapses into disjointed phrases about labor and rebels, with stray references to figures and dates, then devolves into a noisy catalog of goods and prices.

Plea for Stone Deputation to Premier on Comal Harbour

A Brisbane deputation to the Premier demands Royal Commission action on Comal harbour and central waterway control. They urge inquiry into the Rockhampton harbour debt, a plan to improve Toy river shipping potential, and employment for more men amid ongoing harbor funding disputes.

Brisbane Genove Harbor Central Rockhampton Fletcher Port Cur Indmione Kewel Ghayne Dentin Bosra Fittoy River Iir Roche

Fragmented Journal Recap of Field Day at Mercate Pundabere

The issue reports on a field day conducted by the Bares of Ex Stations at Mercate Pundabere and includes a broad sketch of the Mackay Field Bay. It also covers general news about Gh Vand and the prospects of the approaching harvest season with commentary on the Min tery tour in the Norit and related ceremonies.

Prine Mintery Norit Mercate Mackay Field Bay

Dr Sastafs Mission on Equal Franchise Debate

Dr Sastafs delivers a lengthy address in a legislative assembly meeting urging equal franchise rights for Midion residents. He rejects White austral influence and cautions against suppression of Indians while advocating nonviolence and full voting eligibility.

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Smuggling Opium Exposed Amid Thick Fogoff Sydney Harbor

In Sydney on June 21 a dense fog hindered a narcotics operation as about twenty Chinese crewmen attempted to flee a vessel bound for Victoria. Customs officers halted the men during searches while authorities seized opium valued at a substantial sum.

Sydney Remson Fratie Macy Victoria

Retail Price Control Case Heard By Profiteering Court

Sydney reports the Master Retailers Association applied to a Profiteering Court to fix the retail price of meat. Court secretary Mr Shields told Mr Booby that action had been restrained. The record notes the case involved Mr Cohen and hinted at prior government intervention.

Sydney Shields Booby Uren Cohen

Surry Hills Murder Arrest Makes Headlines

An arrest has been made in connection with a murder case in Surry Hills. Police confirmed a suspect linked to the high profile incident, as investigators pursue potential witnesses and gather evidence from Marosbre locations.

Sir James Craig Residence Attack Sparks Commons Debate

A violent incident at Sir James Craig's residence prompted a Commons debate. Raiders eluded pursuit after the attack linked to the Veloora deal, with discussions postponed to a later session. London officials indicated a delay to consider the situation.

Tamer Craig James Cyroelet Belfast

Premier Refutes Claims on Colored North Influx

Brisbane dispatch reports the Premier responding to recent statements about the colored North and migration. He asserts controls are sufficient and rejects fears of labor disruption or invasion from southern populations arriving with ongoing depictions and timings.

Brisbane

Death of well known Irishman linked to industry

A respected former member known in the Irish business scene has died. The report notes his long association with the industry and his contributions to local trade. Further details on his identity and funeral arrangements are not yet available.

Jrisbane

GUNS FOR IRELAND. ORDINANCE EMPLOYERS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY

The case concerns an alleged conspiracy involving employers linked to the Guns for Ireland scheme. George Knight acted for LPR as the defense. payment details and sums were discussed in court. Senior Sergeant Tasker and Detective Kiernan testified. a sum of £40 is noted in connection with the matter.

Ireland Momus George Knight LPR Bank of J Naserdarta Valoe Tasker Kiernan Tver Ford Anya

Air Ministry Eyes Experimental Air Service Proposal

A muddled report outlines an early plan for a new experimental air service costing around £170,000 annually with £153,000 needed for ten years and contributions from Anatrafis and the Air Ministry. It notes sinking fund provision of £2,000,000 and a £230,000 Air Ministry contribution, omitting unclear post terms.

Aemcalyee Fiat Air Ministry Ile Proparti Tande Mresay Admiralty Exi

Australia Not Out Outside The Treless Chain

The garbled text references Australia and the Empire, with unclear phrases about emergence and relations to a Marian-Australian context. No coherent event or person clearly described.

Australia

Abolition of Metal Exchange Advocated in Mining Industry

A fragmentary report shows Sriney and Mr. Jones of Queensland claim the metal exchange should end. They argue the industry has long advocated a shift under wartime conditions to reduce output and control prices. The text hints at protectionist aims and a push for structural reform within mining markets.

Sriney Mr. Jones Queensland Babe Pring

Measures to Prevent Dumping and Protect Workers

A fragment notes the National Party pushing protective measures to curb dumping and defend workers. It cites Rogers claiming experience supports federal action to prevent wrongdoing, while the Treasury and police are urged to enforce new safeguards.

National Party Nasional Aiden Fons

Banana Borer Threat to Queensland Plantations

Fragmentary text reports a banana borer threat spreading across Queensland plantations. The note references prior discovery and ongoing impact on crops, with unclear details about individuals or dates.

Queensland

Washington Bill Praise by Earl Selborne Lore

Earl Selborne Lore praises the Washington bill and Mr Balfoor's work in a June session in London. He lauds diplomacy and credit to the state, noting a brilliant outcome headline mentions. The remarks reference London and Washington with terms suggesting negotiations and funding details amid war context.

Washington Bill Earl Selborne Londen House of Loris Veiol Balfoor Washigton Courtey Tates

Unemployment Tax Relief Discussed by Local Authorities

Community leaders and Mr. Lloyd George considered refunds of unemployment and insurance deductions under the Insurance Act. The debate focused on the provision of six weeks relief and the impact on milk prices amid ongoing economic strain.

Maern Lett Commons Lloyd George Lievd Geore

North Coast Line Ministerial Statement On Progress

The ministerial statement reports satisfactory progress on the North Coast line project. It notes 230 men currently employed, anticipated completion by December, and plans to purchase additional machinery for the Sty River coal mine with a shaft starting within two months. It also mentions 25 tons of ore sent to Melbourne for Admiralty testing.

North Coast Line R At Tne Comratni Ingo North Coast Sty River Melbourne Admiralty

Late agent general Me now con hunter how con

London dispatch reports a recovered sore from a recent severe and dangerous break caused by overwork. No further details on the patient or outcome are provided.

Con Hunter London Sbkes Cetoesa Frim

Rest of the News Pithy Pare by Whelem Calla and Phens

Fragmentary readable lines recount a court or social notice involving Dorothy Raedle of Mt bourne and Artie Royel Agsdewy of Mioe Com, with mention of Annnie courte at Wimite, suggesting a local event or case.

Whelem Calla Phens Dorothy Raedle Mtbourne Artie Royel Agsdewy Mioe Annnie Courte Wimite

Unclear OCR fragment hints at a sports or weather note

Fragmentary text mentions bouts and a schedule with places like Townaville and Warne. Details are garbled, but implies an event or match sequence and regional weather notes. No complete names or outcomes are readable to confirm specifics.

Butter Market Prices Firming Across Regions

London reports gradual price firming in butter markets with James Sutter noting continued advance. Zealand choice priced around 21 cents per pound, while Australian and New Zealand butter offerings range around 208 to 210 pence per unit.

London James Sutter Zealand

Wreckage Sighted Near the River Vessel Report

This item notes wreckage sighted near a riverfront area with reports of a vessel named in fragmentary text. The report mentions a steamer and possible lines from a shipping or harbor notice, with references to places and officials in a midwestern locale.

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