Tobacco debate delays reform as government faces growers’ push
The House debated tobacco policy with the Government, the Country Party, and growers arguing over proposed schemes to protect growers while preserving revenue. Debates were adjourned with calls for a clearer plan acceptable to both growers and the Country Party, amid divisions over taxation and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comuity Party
Country Party
Usnmg
Tariff Board
Coume
Commonwealth
Prin
Myf Fimmer Mit K
Tanfl Board
Iree Ts Cote
Sovermaent
Hunter
Aemede
Corser
Fragmentary political statement report with garbled OCR
An unclear garbled text appears to describe a government statement about a constitutional amendment and political maneuvering. It mentions tobaccan workers, protection, a commission, and election context with references to ministers and party lines, but the exact events, names, places, and dates are unreadable. The passage lacks coherent facts suitable for a precise summary.
TRAIN JUMPERS ARRESTED FOR TRAIN FARE EVASION
Report from Cairns notes multiple men detained after a train from Cairns arrived at the wear site. Defendants include a man previously judged for similar offenses. Convicted or warned, travelers face penalties for fare evasion and related travel offenses.
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Mari
Poller Olam
Betes
Eitha
Lentis Barker
Shargy Afaving
Rain
Gebroeymat Ogors
Cairns
Imeiata Court
Alain Tae
Ami Soto
Candwed
Ineiefadl
Sobers Wright
Imain
Japanese Dead Five Miles Away From Australian Cable Service
A fragment notes Japanese dead five miles from an Australian cable service site. Details are sparse with unclear context and missing names or dates. Further readable facts are not provided in the text.
Telegrams to Geneva Report From Shanghai Situation
Sir Miles Lampson states that British United States French and Italian authorities in Shanghai are sending daily joint telegrams to Geneva with the latest on the Shanghai neighborhood. The first report dated March 6 notes Japanese positions and ongoing skirmishes as Geneva discusses the dispute.
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London
John Simon
Lemgu
Assembly
Geneva
Miles Lampson
China
United States
Shanghai
Sed
Shamehai
Neihborhood
Far Eastern correspondent reports battle ruins near Kuangsan
London based Geneva correspondent for Neue Zuercher Zeitung describes wrecked Showwhar hattiefel ruins and nearby railway station at Kuangsan. He notes civilians killed, streets and ditches strewn with bodies, and foreigners visiting the battlefield under strict access, with some visitors carrying rusty swords as souvenirs indicating samurai influence.
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London
Maren
Tacdian
Geneva
Kuangsan
College Caesite Wana
Kignasao- Jeswag
Thane
Iszog
Rome
Fresh clash feared over Chinese rearmament and Japanese threats
General Shirakawa warns that although Japan halted fighting, China is rebuilding defences and mobilising troops. The renewed Chinese preparations raise the risk of renewed conflict with Japanese air forces, potentially triggering another outbreak and placing responsibility on China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australan Cable Service
Shanghai
Shirakawa
Fiduciary Notes and Gold Reserves Imply Real Value
London reports quote Professor Gregory on fiduciary circulation and gold reserves. He argues paper pound value hinges on purchasing power, not gold stock, and asserts a rise in note circulation reflects confidence rather than intrinsic wealth.
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Gregory
London
Financial News
Gregory Saya
Tmec
Bank of England
Gregus
Unclear fragment hints at hearings and prison violence
Fragmentary text mentions a formal hearing and prisoners possibly appealing. It references a town hall gathering in Princetown, convicts, and precautionary actions amid a violent outbreak. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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Segerrow
Delores Gira
Princetown
Sritar
Committee Reports Harbor Board Work and Executive Committee
The Harbor Board meets to adopt a committee report detailing rental reductions at Alligator Creek boat landings, jetty landings allocations, insurance cover quotations, shed ventilation upgrades, and cost estimates for dredging Trinity Bay. It notes tenders for turpentine piles and electrical goods, harbor dues discussion with Colonial Lager Co., and supervision reforms for time, storage, and wharf management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courms Harbor
State Insurance Office
Coirms
Colonial
Harois ‘and Marine Department
New South Wales
Fiim
Enginee
Rare Case IV Bankruptcy Court Brisbane Opens
The Public Curator as official trustee in the bankrupt estate of James Woods sought an order for wage payment to creditors. Justice F A Douglas reviewed Wood earnings of 69 pounds 7 shillings and 33 pence weekly and adjourned the matter while medical expenses were allocated through his wife’s lack of funds.
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Brisbane
Australia
FA Douglas A
James Woods
Romasivert
Trankrupt
Wood
Fis Heoor
Taggard
Headache Relief Pills Marketed in Confusing Ad
An unclear ad promotes pills claimed to ease headache biliousness constipation and liver torpor. It targets readers with phrases like does your head. The fragment mentions chemical names and a dubious remedy without clear provenance or credible efficacy details.
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Alcate
Babe Asee
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Comars Party
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Australian Cable Service
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Emering
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Shippers
Williams
Font Fuerspar
Adelaide
Aoespar
Chilla
Foer
Trinity Hay
Toreere
Black Beacon
Smith's Creek
Bankruptcy Court
Kettes
Boland
Price
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Boland’s Ltd
Diana
Aden
Caravan
Wales
Fema Sra
Samson
Pure Service
Somien
Walker
Black Boland
Tom
Gide
Aare
Teshee Beach
Medina Weight, Servicest
Sane
Sina
I Boland
Oxford
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Myer
Paz
Gents
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