ANZAC DAY debate at Atherton Chamber meeting
Atherton chamber members debated declaring Anzac Day a sacred day. President A B Lilley and Mr. Wetlace argued the Chamber should seek federal recognition while others urged caution and local impact. The motion to support a public holiday was carried unanimously after lengthy discussion with remarks on local hotels and infrastructure.
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Atherton
Conan
Wallace
Mr. Wetlace
Queensland
Lilley
Chamber of Commerce
Hans
Jexang
Canberra Arbitration Bill sparks debate in capital
A parliamentary session in Canberra reviews the Arbitration Bill with testimony and committee evidence. Officials discuss penalties and the bill’s effect on industry and labor actions as criticisms arise over restrictions on strikes and potential expulsion penalties.
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Canberk
John
Butera
Aid
Jon Harrison
Abe
Weyer
Bern
Bestetarinin
Fragmented quarrel on amendment motion and party control
The text shows a heated debate over amendments and party authority within a parliamentary scene. It references members pushing for control, a clause described as vital, and opposition arguing the motion would let the governing body dictate actions. A figure named Latta and a representative for Fawkner are mentioned amid general turmoil and political maneuvering.
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Wikhte
Sean
Alake
Theodore
Re Su
Tong
Benpoe
Fawkner
Amr
Jevins
Arbitration Question Reflected in Vague Deliberations
A fragmentary report shows contested remarks and a vote on a new measure, with references to Hughes and an opposition stance. The readable text hints at an arbitration context and unresolved debate, presenting only partial statements and unclear resolutions.
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Hughes Od Hdr
Mareeba Social Items A Busy Euchre Party Fundraiser
June reports a successful euchre party and dance at the School of Arts to raise funds for the Chore Baxaar Fund. The event featured tables won by Mr. Denman and Mr. Auderan, with orchestration by Mine Kearney and duties by Mr. Ray and Houd. Attendees include Mrs. Mendelson, Misses A. Boyd, Garnet, and visitors from Charters Towers, Herberton, and Brisbane, plus plans for a July London trip and W. C. T. L. Conference attendance.
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Ives
Orchestrs
Ray
Houd
ALC
Wera
Bieleno
D. Mendelson
Edmonton
Bolter Bie
Greiner
Menara
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NeLeod
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Ais
A. Boyd
MU Garnet
Mixon I Arnold
Metnie J. Witkin
V. Koudaen
St. Mary's High Selwah
Herberton
Moetuck
Charters Towers
London
W.ct.l
Susan
The Best of All Samuel Allen and
A fragment titled The best of all Samuel Allen and continues with partial text. The readable portion suggests a literary or biographical note about Samuel Allen. Further details are not legible for a fuller summary.
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Samuel Allen
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