Moon Phases and Ocean Steamship Movements Listed
OCR fragments describe moon phases and perigee dates, with notes on steamship routes and schedules. Mentions Canberra, Moreton Bay, Brisbane to Leotoma, Fremantle, Melbourne, Sydney, and other ports. References vessel names and departure dates such as July and August movements.
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Canberra
Smitty
Abervery
Cannonwerith
Gne-Clan
Brisbane
Repinbeah
Melbourne
Cai Io
Orent
Real Steemers
Cairae Agente
Homesnidta
Coat of Arms Insisfail and Government Page Fragment
Fragmented OCR text mentions Coat of Arms and government matters with unclear names and dates. The fragment references a coat arm seal and a ceremonial context, but lacks recoverable specifics for a full event or date. Further readable text needed to identify people, places, or outcomes.
Contempt of Court Wolthers Firm Fin ed
Contempt of court case against Wolthers firm concludes with a fine. Report notes ongoing legal actions and the judge imposed penalties.
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Wolthers Fir
Bribery Charges Probe May Reopen
An inquiry into bribery charges is described as potentially reopening. The fragmentary text mentions a case and references possible actions, with unclear details about parties or dates. The readable content hints at official investigation aspects and unresolved questions.
World Service Notes From Overseas Affairs
The compilation covers reports on global affairs including references to Australia and New Zealand. It notes tensions and developments in foreign relations as seen by the era's press.
Brisbane Produce Market Report Suffers Sharp Price Shifts
Brisbane market notes moderate to strong wheat and oat activity with widespread supplier demand and price changes. Traders report varied futures and cash movements, with farmers and buyers reacting to market signals and regional supply dynamics.
New Guinea Leases Reported by ALP in Sydney
A Sydney report on New Guinea leases notes ALP concerns over mining and farming approvals. Federal ministers are mentioned amid allegations, with references to commissions and the handling of lease matters.
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New Guinea
Sydney
Caines
ALI Cement
Calcutta Hospitals Inquiry Critics Priest Recounts Failures
In Calcutta a hospital inquiry probes alleged neglect and a “black hole” of care. The priest testifies to mismanagement and chilling delays at the central hospital, detailing patient suffering and calls for accountability and reforms.
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Calcutta
Shire Boundaries and New Division for CaRd
Fragmented notes describe shire boundary changes and a new division amid council meetings. Reports mention Winter, Pierce, and Cantwell, with discussion of land values and forest trade in Stilwood and nearby towns.
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TOLLY
Kane
Tim Anes
Pierce
Saul
Jorti Adars
Couneil
Veyresen
Lumorercey
Cantwell
Stilwood
Cape
Felawa
Innisfail Farmers Will Probate Granted
This morning at the Supreme Court the will of the Innisfail farmers was probated. Robert Branis Lee Brywe acted as attorney for Maria Domom estate. The document names Tuninbail as beneficiary and references a Barcelona Spain connection with dates around October 21 192. The court found the will valid and the executor approved, probate granted.
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Townsville
Supreme Cort the Rire
Meere
Barcelona
Spain
Vrahare
Robert Bransis Lee Brywe
Tuninbail
Collet
Maria Domom
Ander
Incomplete OCR Note on Mrs R Smith and Family
Fragmentary excerpt mentions Mrs R Smith and family with unclear context and location. The readable portion references Cairns and a feeble phrase about a statement or notice. No definite event or action is discernible.
India and British Empire react to Simon Commission report volume
The second volume of the Simon Commission report is praised for broad statesmanship and understanding. It urges a federated British India with no compulsion, aiming for an evolving federal structure and greater Indian autonomy within the empire.
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India
Simon Commissions
Great Britain
Swin
Beith
Sugar embargo clash tests federal state tensions
The article discusses looming friction between the State Government and the Federal Government over the sugar embargo. It notes ministers and officials expressing concern that the embargo’s impact is vital to Queensland and that Prime Minister Scullin is expected to support or approve a firm stance.
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Moore
Qnemud
Scullin
Pecamiams
Fragmentary notice on industry and chemistry prospects
Ambiguous text suggests discussion of national industry and chemical sciences. Pieces indicate a view that certain fects or effects are visible and that possible advances or collaborations may be pursued with emphasis on practical outcomes. The passage lacks clear names or dates.
Anlonner Mencer SRA June Jeone Stony Incident
Anlonner Mencer reports an event at 7.25 am on Jeave at 515 am. Catens arrive 17 am.
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Anlonner Mencer Sra
Jeone
Wi ‘Ail
Jeave
Ami
Catens
Power cut planned in Cairns district on Friday
Commer notes indicate electricity supply will be interrupted on Friday June 27 from 9 am to 5 pm in the area bounded by Mulgrave Road Bunda Dutton Kenny and Severin Streets Circuit Court. Justice Macrossan and Justice Douglas attended court, with rain and forecasted cooler weather features noted. Building work in Cairns includes reinforced concrete upgrades costing about £10,000 and local manufacture of hollow blocks.
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Mulgrave Raid
Bunda
Dutton
Kenny
Severin
Messrs
Hill and Taylor
Cron Court Returns Not Guilty In Australian Trial
Court scenes recount detective testimony on May 7 to May 9 about a murder case in Einasleigh. Witnesses describe tracks, a bay mare, a filly with a scar, and movements between the slaughter yard and Reed's place as the defense challenges circumstantial evidence and the jury weighs the case.
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Almatable
Charles Dege
Price
Hambrook
Ham
Mowinkle
Reed
Ieash Daves
Janek
Davis
Hutcher's
Eimadhegh
Kershaw
Davin
Henry Saracon
Einasleigh
Slughter Yard
Stockman
James
Davis Wa
Noble
Momrityns Mill Delay Affects South Johnstone Farm Work
A fragment reports a delay at the Momrityns mill and mentions South Johnstone work stoppage or disruption affecting local farm activities dated June 25, noting a postponed start and related scheduling impact.
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Arnesh
Momrityns
Fragmentary Confession in Horse Theft and Murder Case
Witnesses describe partial alibis and details of a crime involving horse theft understood to be tied to a murder and robbery. Frederick Charles Mambrook denies involvement while providing odd statements about horse handling and locations near Stockmans Creek and a mine. Local figures Davis, Reed, and others are noted in the chaotic testimony.
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Frederick Charles Mambrook
Davis
Stockman’s Creek Kelty
Rome
Rass
Davie
Twisday High
Quinn
Sandshoes case hinges on horse tracks and partial evidence
In a murder trial, witnesses describe seeing Davis near the home on May 7 and later leaving with a mare. The defense argues the tracks and circumstances are circumstantial. Jurors must decide if the hoof marks prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
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Venice
Cutting starts on Victoria week in Werrber River District
The article notes June dates in the Ingham area with contracts signed for a Mackindle mill project and a gang chase about a signed agreement. It references Britiaders theme and a total of 265, with workers registered at the AWLU office for signing.
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Ingham
Queensland school tours northern circuit announced
The Queensland government Tourist Bureau will run a series of tours for Brisbane secondary students. The group will depart on Sunday, visit Kuranda, Yongaburra, Johnstone River Falls, the Aviary, Jungle Avenue at Malara, and Green Island before returning to Brisbane via the Sunshine Route.
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Peensland
Sim Hows
Brisbane Grammar School
Am Sanday
West
Wil
Kuranda
Yongaburra
Johnstone River
Aviary
Juumle Avenue
Malara
Caine By Range
Green Ialand
Brisbane
Mackay Rosbe]-ern Townsville Police Court Charge
In Townsville on June 24 a John Verner tailor of Wood Street was charged with theft of goods valued at £20 from a customer. Detectives and constables arrested him today. he faces Police Court tomorrow.
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Townsville
John Verner
Woode-street
Mar
Loken
Roach
Johnson
ASE Register Opened Seven Pennies Stolen
In Ingham on June 24 the premises of Madilern and Powe were entered at night. A Yale stock was used by burglars to force the door. The cash drawer and register were damaged and all cash, the register, and records were taken. Loss estimated at 124 pounds.
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Ingham
Madilern
Powe
Madern
Yale
Blake
Am Register
TENTERFIELD LIGHT HORSEMEN WIN PRINCE OF WALES CUP
Lieutenant Purvie Smith reports the Prince of Wales Cup results for the Tennerfelt Light Horse with Tenterfeld 215 and Gunadeas 18S, Harvieville Queensland 179. The cup, yearly for Commonwealth light horse units, showcases many equestrian events across the force.
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Light Horsemen
Prince OF Wales Cup
Tenterfield Unit
Tenterfield
Purvie Smith
Tennerfelt
Tenterfeld
Gunadeas
Harvieville
Queensland
Tenter Selfhee
Divorce Petition Heard In Townsville Civil Sessions
Elinor Dorothea Bradley sought a divorce from Cyril Albert Bradley in a Civil Juriedic petition heard by Justice Douglas. The couple had resided in Townsville and Gordonvale with Bradley working at Inkerman Mill and the Railway Department. The petition noted lack of accommodation for the wife and subsequent conduct, with the case adjourned to a later Townsville date for further action.
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Jrewit Lowry
Hamer He
Douglas
Thomas Dante O
Inkerman
Townsville
Hertrusband
Erturnel
Grordemvale
Sle
Iaberman
Abe
Terwnsville
Gordamvale
Strike collapses as Sydney slaughtermen return to work
The Sydney meat workers strike ends after a meeting at Howe’s abattoirs with plans to resume duties. Trade leaders claim several workers staged the return despite reported opposition from others. Abattoir agents and stock movements at Flemington are noted as proceeding under supervision.
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Sydney
In Howes
Ciium
Ecisedl
Storks Ley
Flemington Toermar Rw
Towers
New Zealand Farmers Tour Darling Downs Exclaim Land Finds
A New Zealand party of farmers toured the Darling Downs on June 24 and praised the fertility and cheap land. They noted the striking similarity to conditions in New Zealand and questioned whether a catch lay behind the apparent abundance and returns.
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Foowoomba
New Zealand
Australia
Darling Downs
Metangan
Nestland
Downs
Homestead
Queensland
Fragmentary Brisbane Notice of Despairing Search
June 25 Brisbane reports a troubled scene as a man in distress is described in a damaged OCR passage. The text hints at a death and a desperate search for work with scattered phrases about a weapon and personal distress.
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Brisbane
Tragic Collision Kills Four Near Atlantic City
Four people died after a motor car was struck by a Pennsylvania railway train about 40 miles from Atlantic City. The victims included Anthony Raila, mayor of Atanie Chey, and Uber rents. The mangled bodies were not fully identifiable and investigators considered a grand jury examination pending on graft charges.
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New York
Jime
Anthony Raila
Atanie Chey
Uber
Pennsylvania
Atlanic City
Philadelpha
Defence Rationing Debate in Canberra Sees Partisan Tensions
Adjournment motion in the Senate sparks debate over rationing policy and its impact on returning soldiers and public service workers. Government defense spending faces criticism as the opposition stresses broader employment effects and unequal treatment of veterans.
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Canberra
Ander
Senate
Lee
Senate Barnes
Heegt
Fragmented OCR Newsnote Blurs Weather and Travel Bits
A garbled OCR piece covers weather, travel paths, and scattered place names. It references New York and New England areas, recurrent plane paths, and unclear events with no coherent timeline or clear main action.
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Anaralun
Furs
New
Iran
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Ila
Jone
Emma
Syeerra
Rewtet
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Aif
Fuanreol
Atv Central
Ipswich
Thanes
Cairns
The
Cairns Post
Circuit Comet
Justice Macrassan
Cairne
Circuit Court
RJ. Douglas
Wester
MacDonnell
Cron Court
Aes
Detectives
Rs Fo
Cohen
Proweater
Einasleugh
Ran
Iterview
P.M
Tme
Mr. Ross
Jack
Lauein
Satret
Ang
Mowintkle
Dimmer
Mr. Rom
Kelly
Srubbing
Babinda
Vnal Bains
Monty Bribonn Taumage
Wes
Angar
Inwibpall Mille
Ford
Mary Henrrietta Sues
Tay
Wilitte Som
Roe
Sinter Place
Wayne
Ross
Werbert River District
MacKay Rosbe
Civil Jureedic
Atlantic City
Nouratan
Pearces Amend
Ment
Iva
Cape Rier
Brearvangs
Everstrut
Umbet
Arama
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