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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary notes describe a June London gathering where officials discuss Germany's position, potential responses, and military readiness. The report references key figures and agencies, including Marshall, General Wilson, and the appeals board, with mentions of policy alignment and wartime planning.
State Enterprises Minister Nuttan today denied any state conspiracy or enmity related to Raima wax and the ongoing canal matters. The minister asserted the claims are unfounded and pledged further inquiry to protect public interests.
Fragmentary text mentions Montreal and June 24 with references to Ventura incident and an American anthem event. Details are garbled with missing names and actions, making precise reporting impossible.
Nonsensical OCR fragment describes Allied and Turkish actions near Constantinople with references to British Greek and French troops, Turkish resistance, and possible deportations. Mentions Kraven Nail and cultural terms, but overall lacks coherent dates or events.
The report outlines a government action labeled The State Price Firing with references to New South Wales and Victoria. It notes a commission response and mentions price increases across regions with concern over broader effects. The article discusses proposed prohibitions and regulatory steps amid tensions in the economy.
Brisbane reports that Acting Premier Gillies said no financial message had yet been received from Mr Theodore. A cablegram arrived from the Premier noting recent war price movements and actions affecting the market.
Brisbane reports an under secretary indicating a large envoy from Ayina explores options after a test of chlorine gas barriers. The department aims to assess the potential of this gas and decide on timing for broader use, following demonstrations and a search by the service.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a delivery scene in Brisbane with references to people, items, and a possible dispute over caps and screws. The text is unclear but suggests a service or trade context with named individuals and a tense exchange.
Melbourne workers backed by the union meet today to press private employers for a new wage deal. A council convened to plan future actions including a public port halt and a citywide halt with tram services disrupted as unions press for higher wages and improved terms.
Donald Millee petitions for a decree of nullity against Mary Ang Ashe claiming a sham union formed after brief acquaintance. The couple wed at Chester Towers with Millee alleging prior arrest records and disputed consent. The case, brought in the Portia district, centers on whether the marriage was valid and ends with promised court action.
The Acting Minister for Miers Mr McCormack said the Ca Finer discussed the fallout from the cleanue at the Mt Curhiert mine. London price rose to 4824 ton from £120 earlier, but no state producer advance is promised. Cabinet consideration was to advance part of the metal value if the Bank accepts remaining obligations.
London June 23 Vickers and Co launch the airship ROC for touring with a speed of fly miles per hour and a range of 6500 miles. The P. O. have raised the fares.
Fragmented reports describe clashes between armed factions in London and County Londonderry with shots fired, casualties, and claims of military reinforcements. The chaos includes attacks on homes and suspicions of rebel activity as authorities vow to deploy forces to restore order.
An unclear phrasing notes Theodory poised for an event at a palace tomorrow with unspecified details.
A fragmented report notes a London gathering of officials and merchants to set a wool trade toll of one pound and discuss securing the wool market. The meeting, held in a tavern, plans a fortnightly session to coordinate with the Argentine authorities and future cooperation.
Report from London on June 26 notes claims that Australia could have exported three million tons of wheat, potentially seven million, as western wheat lands faced ploughing and a shortage amid unsettled world markets.
London reports a wireless strike delaying ships and traffic, with seven miles of docks at a standstill. Officials expect the disruption to persist through the week as workers protest and logistics stall across the Gremen area.
In Landor on June 2 the Commons press debate touched import controls, balancing cheaper foreign cheese with domestic production. Officers pledged not to hesitate using powers to influence prices and supply while ensuring market stability and adherence to government policy in Britain.
Fragmentary text references the Prince of Wales entourage and a personal secretary. Mentions May lineups, a gathering in Catamawyeraity, and unclear references to April and other names. The passage is garbled with misread words and lacks coherent context or a clear event.
A parliamentary inquiry ordered the consolidation of petitions. Court sessions adjourned as negotiations proceed with the Commissioner to settle terms and arrange a conference with the Acting Premier and related bodies.
An unclear London telegram from Jane Graves details a reported event involving Colomel Graves and Galina Une arriving. The message mentions a commission and a report to the Australian party, indicating diplomatic or ceremonial movements.
London reports plan to restore bread cards in October aimed at cutting Farven wheat imports. In Shanghai on June 25, Chinese importers warn of possible civil strife amid supply delays threatening contract fulfillment and leading to bankruptcies. They will seek extensions from Hiram and America.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a wool agreement topic with government requests and renegotiation notes. No clear names or dates are readable. The readable portion hints at negotiations and potential government action affecting wool trade without specific entities or outcomes.
A garbled report notes Washington weighing measures as Japan faces sanctions while California lawmakers discuss a bill prohibiting ownership and urging new legal standards. The fragments reference government action on security and trade with emphasis on restrictions and policy debate.
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