Survivors of sea disaster describe lifeboat ordeal
Sydney June 28 report from Farag Way details a shipwreck in heavy rain. Survivors recount lifeboat capsizing, Captain Wan lantern aboard a boat, and a brutal struggle as crew and passengers fought to survive. Four men died, others rescued by authorities and taken to hospital.
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Ake
Surry Beach
Captali
Vassel
Ane
Arcs Vaody
Asarad
Alewariess
Carl Jewver
Sydney Hospital
Paul Catsar
Ajax
Workman
Nelt
J. Eriksen
Len
Auckland
Manly
Kenaine
Unemployment and loan programs discussed in Toowoomba report
A fragmented Toowoomba item outlines unemployment concerns and local loan provisions. The report references government actions, possible forecast of funding, and calls for action as authorities weigh policy options and regional wage support.
Olden Caseet Pride. Weishane June 26
The article mentions a secretary tabling a first figure among a regional group and references ongoing events affecting a yearlong period. It notes a start in late June and ties to previous year activities, with unclear specifics due to damaged OCR text.
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Weishane
Ian
South African Iteme Capetaws Fatal Bar Discovery
A peculiar incident at the Cowie VSE bar led to a fatal outcome after wild rodents were found in the premises. Investigators reported a concerning discovery that prompted health checks and safety inquiries.
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Iewe
Cowie Vse
Becton
Uae
British coal strike ends as leaders seek immediate return
In London on June 2, negotiators including Mr Bridgmann and Mr Lloyd George urged miners to resume work and prepare for a renewed agreement. A later conference with Mr Lia George broke up without remission, with plans to meet again to set a definite period for settlement and continue government-led actions.
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London
Bridgmann
Commons
Brita
Tiie
France
Lia George
Sgain
Rmg
Lloyd George Wax
Raillion Ibaldy
Senate debates on deaths and public service spending
In Melbourne the Senate records a sympathetic note on Mr Poe’s death and discusses restraint on creating new departments under the Commonwealth Public Service regulation. Senator Millen says appointments will wait for Parliament’s review, while Senator Waltha rn promises action pending consideration.
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Senate
Melbourne
Hema
Poe
Apeeli
Commonwealth Public Service
Millen
Vartiament
Walthairn
House of Representatives Discusses Trade and Timber Duties
In Melbourne a parliamentary session debated timber sizes and export duties, with mentions of sugar exports, land loans for settlements, and government royalties. Legislators clashed over price controls, combines, and state charges, noting Queensland connections and interstate timber price pressures.
Anglo-Japanese Treaty Seen as Renewal Likely
In London on June 2 reports indicate diplomats expect the Japanese treaty to be renewed but weakened to blunt American influence. The move is described as a deliberate compromise shaped by a source deemed reliable by observers.
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Pat
London
Mew Bil lets. Tarr 7 percent in the Representatives
fragmentary text shows mention of Tarr 7 percent in the Representatives with references to appointments and government actions. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Ulster Pressure for Sinn Fein Conference Looms
London dispatch reports police ambushes and rebel casualties as Dublin eyes a Sinn Fein conference amid calls to abandon demands for a republic. De Valera’s position is debated, with Dublin hopeful of peace if British moves appear sincere and army withdrawals proceed. Clergy urge a truce while negotiations hint at possible talks.
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London
Ally
Gaate
Mayo
Rover
Hive Ammunimien
Geatwe
Nim James de Vee
Harte Eemen
Soliier
Coust
Ier
Acek
Iain
Auvitarien
Brisa
Rcula
Milgluin
Exploration. Seer June 28 expedition west of Kimberley
A survey party led by Me Wy Tinveleyin and Fx Horing explored west of Kimberley. They faced crowning cipitans tarines and swollen rivers, with livestock gear destroyed. A companion named Bi dont was severely wounded by exploding cartridge. The group pressed on toward the north after reaching a miler station and obtaining supplies.
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Seer
Wy Tinveleyin
Ant
Kimberley
Wilson Auitlon
Dethy
Cipitans
Armas
Linatile Nasives
Bidont
Lowa
ImEPECTON KENNY Transferred After Warwick Incident
Brisbane reports Kenny will be moved from Normanton Senior to Sub-Inspector, with O Hare eyed for vacancy. The figure tied to the Warwick rap incident is noted in the action, amid the Normanton revensiy context.
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Trix
Kenny
Normantom
Serpent P. O'Hare
Brisbane
Wil
Keding
Warwick
Imperial Conference Report Reveals Foreign Policy Tensions
June 24 Lundon report from the Imperial Conference shows Bry Hughes and Mr. Mosvey voicing disappointment at slow progress on policy. Debate centers on Pacific defense and relations with the United States, with critiques of Lloyd George and calls for clearer disclosures to delegates.
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Hughes Peiaistfice
Mfr
Hughes
Mee Meighen
Alr. Meighen
Wallington Ambar
Ti Ken
Weare
Impeded Lyell Operations Face Company Stance
Melbourne reports on Lyell mine difficulties and the company’s position as talks with the Amalgamated Society of Ha y Workers stall. Engineers could cut costs and implement machinery changes. potential mine closure would threaten up to 1500 jobs. Directors seek a resolution acceptable to both sides amid looming court adjournment.
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Melbourne
Inne
Weber
Amalgamated Society of Hayinogra
Ander
Maughan
Homer
Joan
Harher Iser
Jimsrees
Bridge Collapse Over Indian Train Disaster Near Moradanar
In Lahore on June 28 a disastrous rail accident occurred as a bridge over the Delhi train collapsed at Moradanar. The collision caused widespread wreckage and raised fears for passengers aboard the Delhi train.
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Bridor
Dosis
Lahore
Moradanar
Delhi
Land Tax Debate in Brisbane Inquiry Hearing
The taxation inquiry resumed with Tames Clarke arguing against high land taxes as unprofitable and unfair. He claimed large stations were essential for national welfare and urged income tax alone to fund revenue, warning land taxation harms development and local authority finances.
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Brisbane
A. Tames Clarke
Kuniakillen Pant Mpany
Northampton Pastoral Company
Winch Ve Company
Land Courteholds
Barcaldine
Clarke
Dietree
Pilotage Award Case Across States Faces High Court Tie
The Merchant Service Guild seeks increased pilot pay and conditions for pilots in New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia. Justice Dawes describes state pilotage fees and collection rights, noting the High Court lacks authority to bind ships in some cases and awaiting Full Court ruling on AUU v Tasmanian Government.
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Melnof
Merchant Service Guild of
Auatratasiampi
New South Wales
Queensland
South Avetrall
Audh
Aumig Hie
Hm Court
Aw.u
Disarmament Talks Move Forward In East Asia
June report from Tokyo notes the National Chambers of Commerce pressing Japan to conclude a disarmament treaty with neighbors. Viscount Shilwsawe asserts relations with China justify restraint. Government aims to shift military costs to spur industry growth.
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TORIO
National Chambers of Commerce
Wrens
Japan
Shilwsawe
China
Hankow
Italian Politics Vote Narrowly Passes Chamber
Rome June 28 the Chamber approved a vote by 210 to 200 on a controversial measure related to internal policy. The government cabinet resigned following the vote as part of the political shakeup.
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Rome
Giolinti
Cricketer Roamed in London While Diving on Sarva
A fragmented London report notes a cricketer roaming near his room while allegedly diving on Sarva. The piece contains unclear phrases and lacks verifiable details beyond the setting in London on June 28.
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London
Rey
Sarva
House of Lords Chaotherlain Promises New Legislation
A Chaotherlain in the House of Lords spoke on upcoming government plans to accelerate measures. The discussion touched aviation matters, regulations, and the need for modernization, with emphasis on broader reform and efficiency.
Perth Premier Agreement on Immigration Reached
In London, the Premier announces a landmark agreement with the Commonwealth on immigration policy. The accord assigns oversight to state and commonwealth offices, outlining funding responsibilities and medical expenditure costs while detailing immigrant classifications and responsibilities.
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Perth
Commonwealth of
Londom
Tenygrave
Wenvenlia
Este Han
Population trends reveal urban density shifts in 1921 census
The census shows population changes in Australia with denser urban areas. It notes numbers increasing from 4 to 1.15 per mile and highlights shifts in where people live. Data emphasize migration patterns, density increases, and regional distribution changes reflected in the 1921 results.
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Australia
Vanat Dennery Paymlater
Sbrale
Bank of New South Wales clerk guilty in Supreme Court
A Bank of New South Wales accountant was found guilty and committed for sentence by the Supreme Court in Rockhampton on 1 August. The trial centered on falsified accounts and unauthorized withdrawals connected to the bank’s operations.
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Blackali Aonard Toeston
Innilard
Bank of New South Wales
ARE Supreme, Court
Rockkampled
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