Political Unity in Nationalist Party Meeting
March 1 meeting of Nationalist sub-committees discussed seats and claims to contest electorates. Key leaders named Fletcher and others spoke as delegates from multiple regions including Charters Towers Chillagoe Leichhardt Mitchell and Warrego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlehong
MY. Eided
Conti
Oatello
Taylor
Fry
W. Barnes T. Roberts
Maxwell
Forth
Bhwenhe
Charters Towers
Chillagoe
Er. Hivers
Gregory
Herbert
Micseae
Kerem
Gluesnton
Towmevite
Cairn Central Bureau
Mary Jene
Foombel
Port
Keppel
Bundaal
Najionslints
Cee Ie
Thair Saat
BAC
Deen Adrived
Fragmented failing text about land scheme and costs
Obscure report discusses government schemes for Bur meth Lande with references to farmers, costs around 118,000, and proposed rationing. Mentions Parliament, ministers, and endorsements but text is heavily garbled with many unreadable phrases and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriabane
Wafor
Thai Rivera
Ahauld
Hell
Inkerman
Customs Revenue Dips From Last Year In February
Melbourne reports February customs revenue at 2,470,555 pounds, a decrease from last year. Officials note a drop in receipts and provide provisional figures for the year, with further details expected in coming days.
Strikers Returning Amid Rising Tensions and Police Aid
The article notes recovering striker actions with a cooler mood due to police conduct. It mentions potential further strikes and hints at Ferrlemant influence while planners set to expand volunteer involvement and power routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanneebvirg
Maret
Canslers
Moscow Strike Echoes in Hazy Street Shooting Report
Fragmentary text recalls a February street shooting in Moscow with references to firefights, authorities, and reinforcements. The garbled notes mention a waterworks site, potential casualties, and ongoing clashes as police respond.
Maintaining sugar control debate in agriculture department
The Department of Agriculture in Hiopane on March 1 heard Acting Minister Jon Apri tert Uh Pot pan Bani, and Mr. Smith, discuss alternatives to the old protective sugar policy. The conference unanimously supported considering industry control and commonwealth mechanisms while noting Queensland’s distinct interests and the need to balance national and state economies. The session examined how to support Australian production and protect industry under new controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiopane
Marci
Jon
Apri
Pan Bani
Peery Tare
Esting
Ale ‘Suyt Wie
Nate
Mr. Ayer
Ueenalend Inter
Neregne
Smith
Queensland
Focann Smith
Cans
Customs
Genie Gare Craene
Feu
Castomna
Grea
Commonwealth
Sugar policy dialogue on import and price control
Fragmented text discusses federal sugar import policy, price controls, and government advances to stabilize supply. Mentions Commonwealth support, a 42 per pound reference, and security against advances. Indicates ongoing efforts to restore supply during 1923 shortages and related financial relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commeniweglin
Moti
Common
Prowiac
Mareeba Weert Extrema Weather Disrupts Wednesday Event
Turbulent conditions caused by sultry heat and rain disrupted activities on Wednesday. Attendees faced delays as a committtee noted crowded entrances and a large turnout from Calrae. Temperatures dropped slightly but the day featured heavy showers, forcing postponements and affecting the band’s excursion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareeba
Maree Durin
Henry
King's Message Expresses Nation's Kindness on Royal Marriage
The King thanks the British nation for warm support at his wedding and notes the empirewide affection. Queen consort shares joy and gratitude, praising goodwill across kingdoms and ideal partnership with the realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leeds
Shane George
Princess Mary Begins Royal Honeymoon Journey
London dispatch reports Princess Mary and Viscount Lasveiles embarking on a royal tour aboard four white horses escorted by the Fleet Lifguards. The crowds throng the route as the pair depart amid ceremonial pomp and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Mary
London
Princess Be
Viscount Las Veiles
Overseas Prospects of Relief Discussed in Brisbane
Brisbane sources report Mr Rodwera and Chamber of Commerce leaders debating the Australian Industry Preservation Act and its effects. Meetings with the Chamber of Manufactures and Pastoral Associations covered possible relief measures, with appeals for sales tax cuts and refinery section changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Rodwera Vo
Ith
Com Nerer
Chamber of Manufactures
Ml Inter
Rodgers
Yeliger
Theselater
Demive Setion
Federal Authorsien
Stowaways Fined In Illustrious Immigrant Tale
three men aboard the liner To foment and from West Anacoatia to the State claimed to be immigrants under an ex service men program and died in Went Australia. They could not find work and were fined three anti i which ta pay.
Trusted in God dramatic out bursts on news
Sydney March 1 reports a dramatic outburst as news reached Bay and Ye. The speaker insists he is innocent, claiming reliance on God and gratitude to those who helped him through. The fragment hints at a release but is incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peden
Sydney
Hintel
Writ Withdrawn in Victorian Racing Club Case
Acting under instructions from the Federal Treasury the writ has been withdrawn. Mr Mackinnon, chairman of the Victorian Racing Club, represented the club regarding Cable income, but the writ was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Racing Club
Capes Income
Methonene
Mackinnin
Kadina Pigs Arrive Safely at Zillmere
Odd fragmented report notes pigs reaching Zillmere safely amid unclear details. Mentions disease concerns, average quality, and possible farming or transport issues with references to plan and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zillmere
Gullett on Immigration Muddle Faces Policy Debate
Melbourne March 1 1912. Mr Gullett discusses Commonwealth immigration policy amid disputes over federation averting an independent tribunal and three commissioners drawn from party lines. He claims rapid drafting of measures is possible within days with Mrs Hughes and Mrs Garrett present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melhourne
Mateh J. Nett
Timall
Hughes
Garrett
Hughes Defence Clarifies Immigration Stance in Sydney Broadcast
In a Sydney broadcast on March 3, Mr Hughes rebukes Mr Gallet over immigration claims. He defends the scheme as essential, cites figures on arrivals and departures, and argues that critics misuse data to undermine Australia. Theodore’s views advocate Commonwealth support while condemning misrepresentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methourge
Gallet
Hugues Sare i. Gallet
Theodore
Tr Guprna
Rion
Theadors
Burnett
Hapranetty Sreerben
Bn Ewcene
Huwkes
Guillet
Welcomie
Autralia
Australia
Sydney
Marek
Ret Gallet
Plitiead
Jude
Guflet
Hughes
Queenanne
Tnzeller
Unionists Demand Round Table Conference Hear Both Sides
Sydney March report on the Employers' Union conference resumed amid protests by Mr Hughes demanding balance. Employers insist on a practical proposal to end strikes, opposing a glorified debating society. The meeting debated who should speak for workers and management and possible next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hughes
Sydney
Ai. W. Broole
Petnye
Col Ay
Wifewley
Hughes
Rest of the News and Local Incidents
Fragmented report covers multiple events including a London wedding processional, political changes, a middle aged woman sent to the line Cary Ann Dayconar charged with ordering Framely travel, a man named Arthur killed crossing a pilot at Tenterfield, and a laymen's drive linked to church funding with a total around 222080 for church ware and 4500 pounds. The recovered body of Mane fave hunting victim found near a stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled
London
Cary Ann
Bondi
Arthur
Ride
Tenterfield
Miles
A. Biriabate
Colas Ambulance Brigade February 1922 Report
February 1922 records show Colas Ambulance Drinede with 1 accident, 67 transports, 24 nights of wkling, and 457 conveyances. The report notes specific dispatches on Tuesday and mentions two departments handling power and other transports, with accident and offering cases detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colas
Calros
Fend
Motor agency seeks new price range and sales plan
Hodson Eres Fi Cajon and Motercare Limited announce cohesive strategy for Mud ton Emnex and Fiat parts. Management names suggest pricing, capacity, and sales targets including three cape takes, with Cairns Motors as contact for particulars. 4295 Essex End Frat 201 459A cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodson
Eres
Fi Cajon
Cohesivea
Mudton
Emnex
Fiat
Chien Tuaerler
Motercare, Limited
Riba
Heer Three Cape
Essex
Cairns Motors
Magers
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Fouuen
Melbourne
RAND
Moscow
Ripa
Ellowine
Storke
Clare
Hogue
Forgan Smith
Department of Agriculture
Bats Price
Calrae
J. Bolton
Gwen
Tomar
Bam
Meares
Rem Prissar
Kadina
Hutton Penprcary
Elis
Sealy
Caree
Hoxton
Chemiet
Emmpligert
Mynd
Anton ‘eTercen
Lak Streit
Omrna
Bolands
Cairns
Merchester
Boland's
Alesys
Boland
Dhences E Department
Sia
Ecru Madras
Erhie Wade
Ali
Sro
Tin
Mindapotams- Mercer
US Poona
Morroer
Calicoes
Sin
Evin
Williamson
Fes
Jersey
Boland’s Ltd
Sim
Nin
Aina
Aplin
Biock
Qod
Emporium
Boi Ui
Mornay
D. J. Moynahan
Chezist- Cairns
Adrick Ltd
Spence
MPOR
Mercnants
Whowe Hh
Abbott Street
Don Msinnes
LS Billiard
Jack Mskinlay
Hora
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