Governor-General Speech to Outline Federal Policy
Melbourne dispatch reports plans for the Governor-General to deliver a speech outlining federal policy. The program includes trade reciprocity with New Zealand, tax uniformity, defence and arbitration reforms, and public service measures. Opposition criticism mounts as party meetings prepare for anticipated policy and financial developments.
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Federal
National Party
Melbourne
Hughes
Billy
Uuetralia
New Zealand
Sexte Hill
Inent
Cole Fon
Treasury
Poynton
Nationalist Party
Industrial dispute over cane cutters misunderstanding report
Fragmented report details a dispute between farmers and cane cutters with industrial mediation and a court hearing. Representatives of farmers and workers discuss terms, with references to Scanlon Bros and Rudes and a pending award, amid procedural steps at the court.
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Messrs
Scanlon
Simpson
Industrial Magis
Cutewis
Cambell
Aspa W.U
Lair
Fond Ealtearming Co
Mawert
Scanion Bros
Rudes
Uae
Ettotstiorg
Strangwreds
Henson
Award Suspended After Strike Effects at Factory
An article notes suspension of an award following a recent strike at the Oley Bacon Factory. Mr Justice McCawley ordered the award's suspension with regard to operations at Osiey factory, citing initial declinations and related factory actions and oversight concerns.
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Oley Bacon
Justice McCawley
Wich Econ
Osiey
B McCawley
Sats Teres Hieroris
Awful massacre reported near Herrin and surrounding areas
Reports describe a brutal attack by a large force against civilians, with widespread killings and corpses scattered near rivers and rocks. Survivors recount fear, refugees fleeing, and authorities vowing investigation into the terrible assault.
LARGS BAY WILL NOT SAIL
Militant Seamen's Union action in Australia leads to crew scuttling plans for the Commonwealth liner Bay. Management maintains course, with the ship set to sail to London via Brisbane after a 24 hour delay. The dispute reflects broader efforts by unions to gain control of ships in Australian waters.
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Swinety
Seamen's Union
London
Brisbane
Ting
Austra- Vien
Australian in U S A Taken Down by New Trick
Fortey and family faced compelled changes to plans for travel to England after a complex ruse in the United States. An English man allegedly used a deceptive scheme to obtain funds and misled Fortey about a booking.
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U.S.A
Az'toon
England
Ratheneau Murder Triggers Wild Berlin Scenes
Berlin drama as Ratheneau is assassinated at his Grunewald home while en route to a cabinet meeting. Ministers weep, deputies attacked, and monarchist tensions rise as rioters clash and police offer a million marks for information leading to the arrest.
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Rashencai
Grunewstd
Jemewe Oi
Beveral
Pbs
Yeaterday
Ratheneau
Bernstein
Heltferich
Nationaliny
Herr Wirth
Outrane
Bittman
Bewlin
Ratheceau
Japan to Withdraw From Siberia Canadian Dispatch
June 25 report states the Japanese Cabinet has decided to evacuate Siberia. The decision will be referred to the Imperial Diplomatic Council for coordination. The move signals Japan's withdrawal from Siberian operations and aligns with ongoing postwar realignment efforts.
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Yoxie
Japan
Hall
Siberia
Imperial
Wiltshire Inquiry Inrot Captain's By Of Judg
Fragmentary text from a Wiltshire inquiry mentions a captain and judge related errors. It appears to reference a ministerial certificate and payments in connection with the inquiry, but the readable lines are garbled. Further legible content is needed to identify persons, places, dates, or outcomes.
Train Capsizes At Mulgrave Cowra Mill Private Line
A dramatic accident occurred at Gordonvale on the Mulgrave Cowra Mill private line yesterday afternoon near six o clock. An excursion train derailed with several carriages detaching and some passengers thrown clear before the engine jumped free.
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Gordanvale
Mulgrave
Mill
Ana Eianes
Greeinde
Murder Charge in Biggenden Case Sparks Outrage
A dramatic Biggenden murder case centers on fourteen year old Clive Beckett charged with killing Marion Foster in her bedroom. The alleged crime involved striking with a weapon and washing the axe before attempting concealment. The colored youth, said to be recently employed, faced the magistrate as details emerged from the grim scene near Calthera Station.
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Marion Foster
Biguenden
Biselebo
Clive “Beckett
Biggenden
Clive ‘Beckett
Merion Foster
Foster
Wynnie
Lwaye
Mra Foster
Ae “Wihnens Addea
Cal
IgTie Cowl
Plant Diseases and Prohibition of Cotton Seed
Proceedings discuss prohibiting import of raw cotton seed and cotton seed meal due to plant diseases. A committee referred the matter to the Trade Commissioner. Messrs Seven, Yeaphan, and D. Jones were to Sydney for comment. The action aims to safeguard the American cotton industry from boll weevil and related pests.
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Australie
Odgere
Seven
Yeaphan
Sydney
Guenan
America
Michael Collins Wins Cork Electorate Poll Result
The Cork electorate records show Michael Collins with a lead of 17,196 over rivals. The special ballot concerns and party splits include Republicans, a Liberal Independent and a Labor candidate. Controversy over ballot papers prompted the Returning Officer to adjudicate the issue.
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MR. Collins
Cork
Jon
Tune
Michael Collins
Cork Park
Bardiey Tabor
Bial
Collin
London
Executions Sought for Social Revolutionaries Debate
A June meeting in Bertin involving Second International delegates discusses pleas to Moscow to spare social revolutionaries facing execution. Rosenfeld is noted as handling the representation and urging clemency amid the contentious talks.
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Bertin
Moscow
Rosenfeld
Price of Sugar to Be Reduced
Melbourne reports a government discussion on sugar price reductions. Mc Hughes influences the policy, citing consumption levels and supply terms. The plan aims to lower charges after an agreement expires, with expectations of limited public anger and a twelve month horizon for adjustments.
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Melbourne
Mc Hughes
Rumalian
DASTARDLY DEED Old Man Shot in Dublin
An elderly man was shot in his home on Harland Street, Dublin. The assailants knocked, forced entry, and fled after the shooting. Police report a fatality and are investigating the case as a violent crime.
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Lambayy
Harland Stes
Dublin
Queensland jumper wins Prince of Wales Cup
London report states Sirdar, a Queensland bred jumper, won the Prince of Wales Cup at the International Horempia. The eleven-year-old horse, originally shipped to India, impressed by securing a decisive victory amid racing heights.
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Queensland
London
Sirdar
Jumging
India
Marne
Flight round the world Captain arrives in Rome
Captain aboard the new DH9 three-starter, arrived from Marseilles Friday morning via London, flew to Rome to make final preparations for the next leg. Telegraphed intention to proceed to the next port and to arrange or confirm onward steps amid ongoing preparations and possible relief operations.
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Dune
Marseilles
London
Rome
Malina
Stolen Money Bag Report From River Steamship Co Worker
A disrupted note reports a theft at City Bank where an employee of River Steamship Co hid a bag of money. The missing amount in notes linked to the incident is unclear, with garbled details around the date June 24 and the employee’s actions. Further readable facts include a city bank setting and a partial amount of 27 pounds 10 shillings.
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Ag Nevcanta Tod Tuer River Steamship Co
Ba Mi
Ing
Rene
Oath Allegiance Considered for entering Federal Cabinet
Malbourne and Tune ee propose measures to require an oath of allegiance before taking office in the Federal Cabinet. The discussion references a Cabinet decision and notes plans to ask Parliament to amend the department's administration early in the session.
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Malbourne
Federal
Calnet
Paliament
Film Producer Offers Mystery in Paris Item
A Paris film producer offers a mysterious deal involving Mademoiselle Begsarabo amid unclear circumstances. Reports suggest a possible murder link and a strange proposal affecting ongoing entertainment projects.
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Paris
Mademoiselle Begsarabo
Mademolaise Sill
The Wilson Murder Roused Edges of London Raid
Sensational documents reveal a plot to take life in a London raid linked to O'Brien Connolly and a Labour figure. Lady Wilton blocks removal of the marshal’s memorial while Cabinet protection debates surface amid tense funeral discussions.
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London
O’brien
Connolly
Wentinineney
Labor Ministry
Seo
Chamberlain
Shorit
Lady Wilson
Statement by Devaler on violence and societal horror
Devaler delivers a forceful critique of brutality, lamenting that modern civilization only acknowledges horror after events occur. He condemns conventional strategies that ignore the clear means to prevent such atrocities, expressing strong loathing for inaction.
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Jonan
Devalers
Yiewin le
Yietim
Message on murder of Field Marshal Wilson sparks Irish tension
A fragmentary report discusses reactions to a high ranking official's death and the Irish crisis. It notes King Leopold and others condemning the act, mentions the LRA and Ireland's government, and stresses that blame should not fall on any Irish group. The text preserves names and titles amid unclear OCR bits.
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Ashe
Field Marshall Wilson
Australian university and New Zealand clash in football
In a late June match the Australian university team defeated New Zealand by 18 points. The second meeting between Australian and New Zealand sides ended in a draw. A Saturday [hall] school match and a local game saw varied results with teams from different regions.
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Muni
Herberton
Mary's College
Seine
St. Meey's
New South Wales Beats Wales In Rugby Test
In Sydney on June 25 the rugby union tour opener ended with New South Wales beating Wales 25 to 22. Both teams showed strong attack and defense with early momentum shifting before the visitors settled.
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Sydney
Me Wwatbailers
Wales
New South Wales
Fight Night in Sydney Stadium Ends In Knockout
A boxing event at Sydney Stadium featured a knockout as the undercard fighter Jimmy Ryan fell in the first round to a powerful right. The bout showcased aggressive exchanges with both fighters displaying skill before the decisive blow.
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Miner
Sydney Stadium
Hume
Jimmy Ryan
Ryan
Hunefeld
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