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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Jun 24, 1926

Page

8

Dead set against White Australia at labor congress

Australian delegates Mesare Kvatt and Kitson reported at the World Labor Migration Congress that a strong anti White Australia stance was likely to occur. They noted only five English speaking countries are present while 17 European and Asiatic nations attend. They cited proposals by the Independent Labour Party and others challenging race based migration limits.

London Australia Mesare, Kvatt and Kitson Britain New Zealand Canada South Africa India Mr. Beart Australis Independent Labor Party F. W. Jowett House of Commons D. Richwood

Davis Cup hopes rise as Americans edge rivals in match play

Report from London on January 22 notes American players including Cochet and Gober competing for a Davis Cup bid. The piece highlights strong form and quotes leaders praising the team’s chances against European opponents in recent fixtures.

London Jane America

Death at Ford farm sparks murder arrest in Mayes case

A fatal incident at Patelok Ford near Crogdberry involves Edward Lawson and Jobo Hayes in a fight that left a man with abdominal injuries. Willan Denis La ce refereed the event. Mayes has been arrested on charges of wilful murder. Victroria Ford and others attended the scene, with Chester life noted.

Willan Denis Lace Hayes Chester Thomas Ford Werner Counte de Mayes Tors Wee Vicwria Ford

Settlement Lands Large Area For Win In Mount Amundang

June 24 Weishane reports the Mount Abundance area near Roma being settled for land division to sustain crops and sheep. The Lands Minister notes twelve months were allowed to holders to claim land, with railway proximity and water supply plans shaping the allocation. The total value cited is 146,550. a portion remains available for completion and development.

Mount Amundang FE Lands Win Didhey Roma Alent Abel Abeir Wresant

Young immigrant pleads in highway robbery case

Adelaide June 25 The Moon Gambier Police Court crowded as a Welsh immigrant, on remand, faced highway robbery charges. The accused showed a nonchalant attitude while witnesses testified and the case proceeded to determine truth of the alleged offense. Committed for sentence at Circuit Court.

Adelaide

Dense Sydney Fog Set Records Amid Turbulent Morning

A severe Sydney fog blanketed the city creating low visibility and disruption. Reports describe the dense conditions affecting travel and daily routines, with chaotic scenes described as an exciting morning and warnings about hazards from reduced visibility and slick roads.

Rainfall Impacts Wide Area with Heavy Coastal Rain

Rain fell across the region with light showers along the northern coast and heavier amounts inland. Local totals included 140 and 152 at Peachester and Mapleton respectively, as a weather system persisted with extended rainfall across parts of the state yesterday.

Virestane Toler Nort Peachester Mapleton Texas Wen TH Pets

Weather notes from New South Wales reporting heavy rain

Sydney reports scattered rain across New South Wales with semi heavy falls. Delays in late planting of wheat in rural districts cited as weather worsens the outlook for crops and farming operations.

Sydney New South Wales Roa

British unions report lower membership in June

A June report from Lowber notes a decrease in union membership across Britain. The Beeleration od Trolas Unews cites reduced figures in several sectors and compares current totals with prior months, highlighting ongoing organizational shifts.

Lowber Femi Eorteeraytee Keuter

Singapore Base Update Promises Aid to Malay States

A terse wartime dispatch from Singapore hints at support for Malay States tribes as efforts continue at the Malayan theater. Officials outline tentative plans to mobilize resources including logistics and supplies for local governance and civil defense.

Fleming Case Hearing Details Describe Hair Loss Link

The report outlines a hearing where evidence is discussed regarding hair loss as a potential sign of a serious disease. Dr Fleming questions a witness about the significance of hair loss and its correlation with illness, while other remarks touch on the trial's progress and referenced medical considerations.

Pleereerg Lieve Fleming Creme

Laughing Defendant in Murder Case at Rosewood Court

At Rosewood Police Court this morning Alan Christopher Jeynes faced a murder charge. He appeared composed and smiled as evidence was taken and he was remanded for eight days. Rainy streets and onlookers watched as the defendant was escorted from the lockup.

Rosewood Alan Christopher Jeynes Cowel Joyner Melina Feymes Mr Soo Renee Word ne _Tewand Gers Phoroihis Miathiieson Frank Tlawalion Cotet N. BR Myssre Amd Maintis ACT Lab Lanistaid Amd Goert Ian Tewart Danistar Cewily Alten Ham Uskers Siewert Hensier Hine Hamilton Ming Whamilisa McNamve Uwe Seeitahien Wim Te Wen Wilsoni Cnnie MeNon Amy Cost Toms Roach Einistiel Molioes Melies Hawley McNamee Hewlenee Plitieria Waneas Srngon Acti

Massive Eucharistic Congress Draws City Crowds

An immense outdoor Catholic festival in Chicago drew well over 100000 people to the field for the Eucharistic ceremonies. 6000 nuns and 600 lay women joined in the Rosa Angelic Mass while a powerful procession moved onto the field as Cardinal Fiffle opened with a German address and Justice Vieree Daler attended.

Chicago Jung

Congress Session Honors Women on Day in Chicago

The second public session of the women’s congress opened in Chicago with ceremonies led by Archbishop Hansa and music, highlighting the historic honor to women. Attendees gathered in the soldiers’ stadium for the event, marking a notable celebration in North America.

Chicago Jame Hansa Om So Fraichsen America

Remarkable Australian Biplane Captures Skies

London June 2 The Defer of London reports a remarkable Australian biplane built with a 255 hp cowine engine. The tiny craft climbs at a steep angle and reaches speeds around 220 miles per hour.

London Heer Enicce Southampton Hert Hinckler Cowine ATLA

A WU Executive Council Endorses Referendum Proposals

In Melbourne on June 24 the Executive Council of the AAW representing all states approved a motion backing referendum proposals. It directed officials to support the measures.

Melhowrne AAW Lima Ita Heme Prajvesuts Ninwrilars Tejajeenwe

Watersiders Oppose Government Proposals at Torpid Meeting

In Vrisbane on June 24 waterside workers rejected referent proposals at a noisy gathering. About 700 attendees braved rain as the union delegates endorsed a committee recommendation to oppose a plan allowing the Federal government to set up authorities for altered administration, urging a vote against the change.

Weyering

Watt's View in Melbourne Presses Referendum on Payments

In Melbourne on July 24 the Caufield branch of the Australian Women's National Movement held a meeting. Mr Watt urged action to press for a referendum and to complicate the issue of abolishing per capita payments. He argued the government had little chance of carrying the project.

Melbourne Cauhield Branc Hruce Peter Cedain

Opposition to referendum campaign threatens industrial order

Sydney reports a broad campaign against a referendum ironed into the AWC manifesto. It calls on all members to pay a voluntary levy of 2/6 to support industrial democracy. The proposal, if passed, could undermine the administrative standard and trigger widespread upheaval.

Sydney AWC

Victorian Labor Non Committal Reported in Melbourne

A Melbourne report notes the Victorian Labor party remaining non committal amid ongoing political maneuvering.Officials indicated uncertainty over policy direction while public debate continued.

Toowoomba Narrowly Defeats North Queensland in Rainsoaked Match

About a thousand spectators watched Foewoomha huwly Louwue beat North Qaveensland 2 3 in a drenched oval. Key moments included Lawes’s try for the home side and late scoring by King for the Northerners, while Whighit and Hinnige starred in the forward exchanges.

Toowooba Thing Biaister Hagens Bell Vedughth Boonehs Hat Lack Hacker Furwares Wreath Wilde Edwards Manion Pennant Howler Toowoonas Brena Three Quarries Spencer Velpenhawer Tidaay Mekees Laws Muddiemans Hennett O'Mara Leibke Steinhert Nartheres Brown Pres Bell Vike Feoce Poowouniha Waele Ain Whight Po Seesson Po Seesson. After Ten Minutes’ Play, Wr Vethun Lawes Beitielsay Toowoomba Peru Ail Lrevethan Laws Ani Ile Grate Llotdsay Noort Mes Hert Ihemw Bethhays Ickailing King Liter

Referendum Labor executive grants free vote on proposals

Melbourne reports that the Federal executive of the Avetratian Labor Party decided to allow party members freedom to act according to personal views on referendum proposals. NSW, Qhicens, Victoria and others show divided opinions, with resolutions noting power remains with individual members during campaigns.

Melbourne Avetratian Labor Party Feder Atota New South Wales Qhicens Australia Ees Fnom Victoria Tasmania West Australia Australian Labor Party Charlton Manier

Train and Shunting Engine Collision At Malin Station

A railway accident at Malin station involved a passenger train and a shunting engine. The crash injured passengers and led to crew suspension as investigations begin.

Hrisbane Jone Malin Isk Cheley Malton Saathon Mabtelay Taehay Ste Viewdy Tertaetely Oedaey Svein Milton Pemdiiyt

Missing Suitcase Trial Details Debated

Witnesses testified about a missing suitcase taken from a train car during a transit incident. The case centered on who handled the luggage and whether the complainant could identify the suspect or determine where the bag ended up.

Goldfields Rumors Spread From Morobe Expedition

Reports from Brisbane describe a discovery of rich alluvial gold near Morobe at 8000 feet in a remote South Beat New Guinea region. Passengers aboard the Maraia arrived from the Mandated Territory and said about forty men reached the field, 35 miles from Kali mora, after a brutal climb through steep terrain.

Brisbane Geoker Morobe South Beat New Guinea Maraia Cheh Mandated Kalimora Bear

A Million Sterling and a Jump in the Race

A garbled report mentions a large sum and a sports event with multiple named figures and places. The text alludes to a financial stake or prize and a competitive proceeding with several individuals referenced, though details are unclear.

French Crisis Finance Sees Key Leaders Weigh Promises

In June reports from Washington and Paris, officials discuss the French crisis and finance measures. Key figures including Caitlin Jones and others are cited as weighing promises to stabilize markets amid negotiations with European leaders.

Three Years Gaol Defr ation Sotoetor Sentenced

A court sentenced Sotoetor to three years gaol for defrauding. Jury heard details of the crime and the defendant’s actions, with testimonies referencing theater and financial deception. The verdict followed consideration of plastic evidence and witness statements.

Defrat Ding Sotoetor

Fragmented Coal Bill Ledger With Names and Places

A garbled OCR page mentions coal bills, tests, and hearings with scattered names and terms. It references individuals and locations in a dense jumble, suggesting a legal or legislative notice or report on energy pricing and settlements.

Hands Off Lord Birkenhead Signal Sparks Controversy

An obscure European political dispute centers on Lord Birkenhead and a contested policy stance. The fragment hints at tensions between governmental figures and activists, mentioning a potential movement or protest that unsettles the governing body.

Two Remarkable Speeches Snowden's Appeal

London June 24. A report notes two remarkable speeches by Mr Snowden, with praise for his appeal amid a heated evaluation dispute. The remarks discuss the roles of figures in the crisis and reflect political tensions, urging unity and clearer action though language is fragmented.

MR. Snowden

Nation Must Not Be Strandled Event Allegedly

An OCR fragment reports a national scene with references to leaders and observers. It mentions terms like Nation, Tove, Holy Town, and groups including American watchers and a proposed unity statement. The readable text is garbled but implies a public or national action debate.

Extraordinary Divorce Story Unclear Text Fragment

Fragmentary OCR passage mentions divorce and names but lacks clear events or outcomes. The garbled lines reference legal action, individuals, and procedures without coherent details to verify.

Doey June 27 Fin Halas Case Notes

Fragmentary OCR items reference a June 27 event involving Halas and a trial or hearing. Mentions a court, a vote, and readings with unclear names and dates. Details are unsettled, but imply legal proceedings and possible civic actions.

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