The Attack in Dublin City Firefight Details
London dispatches report heavy fighting in Dublin with Free State troops clashing with Republicans. Casualties rise as sniping continues through the center of the city and Fowler Hall is set ablaze. Authorities warn of ongoing bombardment, with ambushes and shelling observed near key streets and landmarks.
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Jane
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Maine
Innes
Devalera
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Butside
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Dominic
Dublin Brigade
Hague Conference Sifts Russia Restriction Claims
Fragmentary OCR text shows a reflection on Hague Conference dealing with Russia restrictions, with garbled phrases and unclear names. The readable bits hint at international mediation and concerns over sanctions or limits, but the source text remains largely indecipherable.
Ir Own Industries. Thame pe een ar- Up man vEACTURERS
Fragmentary OCR text discusses manufacturers and a royal dinner of the Queen, likely referencing industry groups. Names and clear facts are unclear, with many garbled words and incomplete phrases, making specifics hard to confirm.
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IR Own Industries
Thame Pe Een Ar
Man cabinet sworn in amid new government lineup
The new government listing was sworn in today on June 2. The treasurer, minister for defense, secretary, and other key posts were announced in a terse schedule. Details include Roches Weartless and other ministers shaping the new administration.
Sawmill Accident Fatal for Wilfred News and Family
News from the Tebbins district reports the death of Wilfred News of Victoria in a sawmill accident while at work. The victim, a respected man and licensed foreman, left behind a wife and nine children, and a large family mourns the loss.
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Wilfred
Victoria
Delnl Rn Grammar School
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Forte
Momen
Vicwrla
Magiera
Melbourne Meeting Backs Mr Hughes for Party Solidarity
June 2 Melbourne reports loyalty to Mr Hughes dominates adjourned meeting of the party. Posts of support follow speeches by National and Austin Chapman urging unity. Members praised Hughes and dismissed criticisms as baseless, reaffirming party solidarity despite past tensions.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Nationalinte
Ate
Austin Chapman
Maxing
Peterson Nomination Sparks Country Party Push in Senate Vacancy
The article outlines Mr Peterson’s nomination of the Country Party for the Senate vacancy. It notes his pledge to pursue opportunity for expression of the party’s platform, his prominence as a former treasurer of the United Crasiers Association, and his ties to Local Authority Government. It also mentions a sale of goods and pricing details as part of a promotional event linked to the campaign.
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Beiobane
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J. Precraon
Mir
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Oman
Peserion
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Central
Yeppoon Bread Borer Beetle Threat Prompts Quarantine
A damaged local notice warns of a borer beetle infestation affecting timber and citrus trees near Yeppoon. The plan requires quarantine cooling, coating freshly cut lags with a specific chemical, and restricting movement to prevent spread. Limited fibers and colors of Gabardie Brick are listed with contact details for purchase.
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Yeppoon
Mr. Fen
Mackonate
Cairns District Sol Diers Memorial Fund Donations
The Cairns District Soldiers Memorial Fund reports continued progress toward building operations as donations pour in. A lengthy list of contributors is recorded with amounts ranging from shillings to pounds, totaling 1147.
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Cairns District
Caley
Mittee Ie
Fmik
James V
Mra
Geph
Aya Beran
Mire
Darey
Ma Saephy Hs Marin
McDougal
A. Bitanr
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Bruce i Souter
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M. Coughil
Hugh Ute
Jonmelty
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Bean
Jacoh
Dire A. Wit
Granville
Stronach
Mix
Gaston
Bitepayn
Ane
W. Casemore
M. Earlie
Thomateon
A' Eriend
Maconachie
Smith
Nive Eal
Trielley
Urs
Fire destroys Cairns residents home with no clues found
A house owned by Mrs Selive Peates and William Pearce near Cairns was completely burned during Wade’s night. Pearce and family escaped before 3 o’clock on Wednesday. Mrs Pearce returned Thursday to find the dwelling vacant and the property totally destroyed with no clues available to investigators. The fire is believed to have started on Wade’s night and the scene was rickety, valued at about 100 pounds.
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Selive Peates
Swift
Williem Pearce
Cairns
Kamerun
Pearce
Unclear Sale Adiauids Items Listed For Men and Tables
Fragmented sale notice describes men s apparel with two pockets and multiple measurements plus furniture items described as large tables. Mentions prices like 6 6 and 1 5 3 with references to Be Carma Honey and Realia Food. Details are garbled and uncertain about dates and locations.
Seamen Union Crisis Over Commonwealth Line Control
Melbourne June 22 Mr Hughes denounces efforts by Seamen's Union to seize control of the Commonwealth Government line of steamers. He warns that union members face industrial crucifixion to serve Walsh's vanity, urging them to choose between loyalty to the union or assisting Walsh and the line's management. Walsh plans a reply in Sydney denying fresh Large Bay claims.
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Lares Bay
Alficeva
Rain In The South With Falls In Other Parts Of The State
Light rain fell in the Metz polten area by 9 am and extended to the southward of Camom Hughenden and Moreton. North east winds continued with variable temperatures. some districts reported rain and mist, while others stayed dry. By tomorrow morning steadier rain prospects fade, and the western half of the state is expected to become fine with a drop in temperatures.
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Metz Polten
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Baring
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Pacific
Miners Disease Inquiry Report Reveals Worker Exposures
Commission examines cases of silicosis among metal ore workers in a coastal region. Of 225 examined, 44 show signs of disease linked to prolonged mining exposure. ages range from early teens to middle adulthood. Recommendations urge exclusion from dangerous tasks and enforce protective measures.
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Sanee
Tare
Country Party meeting at Atherton with Bradley speaks
A well attended Country Party meeting at Atherton on February 2 featured addressing by Mr G. Bradley, Organising Secretary of the party, outlining plans and urging constituents to attend future sessions while noting local expectations and possible notices.
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Atherton
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Reducing Wages in Industrial Court Ruling
In June in the Industrial Court Judge Botte ordered a wage reduction aligned with Border Tradex living standards, generally 4/ per week with some cases at 3/ per week. The ruling referenced national costs of living and noted adjustments affecting workers across multiple sectors.
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Botte
Mcordenes
Police Promotions and Force Alterations in Brisbane
Police announcements from Brisbane list ratified promotions for Senior Sergeant ranks including Donnelly Far Jarman Kavane and Macne Mara, plus sub inspector transfers from Cloncurry to Charters Towers and Brisbane to Lumpreach. Also notes on selection of inspectors and a department health sample report identifying beer samples with no foreign additives. three samples compliant and slated for public sale.
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Brisbane
Penmlonay
Essertive Council
John Donnelly
Briabane
Jarman Far‘Ol Kavane
New Ofsition
Charters
Pow
Emi
James Macnemara
Cloncurry
Tullawink
An Hoon
O'Connor
Ram Cloncuvery
Cherleville
O'Hien
Cxima
Rome
Omce
Farret
Department For Public Health
Local inquiry at Limpert Motel prompts family attendance
A garbled report notes residents Anniafall Armahrong Lediie and SHiltman's representative Mr C Wo Ckley visiting Limpert Motel. The fragment hints at a public display or briefing related to a medical or safety matter but unreadable details prevent precise conclusion.
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Armahrong
Lediie
Shiltman
Mr. C. Wo Ckley
Limpert Motel
Cary
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