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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
3
Washington reports say Hoover states that U S relations with Russia cannot normalize until Bolshevik regime is abandoned or overthrown. The Foreign Bond inquiry reviews documents from Petrograd showing gold movements and linked commercial ventures. The government pursues the matter as part of a broader probe.
Fragmentary report notes Premier dealing with cabinet tensions and ministerial temperaments as a reform plan proceeds, with cooperation sought after a tense earlier day.
Fragmentary text reports confusion on a London desk regarding Allied actions with Australia New Zealand and Japan. The garbled lines touch on responses to a potential threat and a door being opened amid tense international concern.
The report notes statements in the Commons on March 22 regarding a government plan to spend one hundred million pounds to support the coal industry. Proponents argue cheap coal will boost steel output and aid debt reduction within two years.
The report cites a three days' massacre of Christians at Cemsrea attributed to Kemallate forces. King Constantine is said to prepare to return to the front to assume command as partial mobilization continues.
A formal statement declared Mr Chamberlain elected leader of the Antopiety as Sir Donald MacLean conveyed greetings for the successful selection. The record notes official approval and a ceremonial acknowledgment of the new leadership.
Lord Felharne moves for reform to the House of Lords as the government faces pressure for changes. Lord Selvorme warns party majorities could push drastic programs amid war time. Lord Haldane argues democracy must avoid revolution and urges prudent policy.
A London hearing scheduled for March 22 concerns the fate of the Jarndyce case as described by Dickens. The matter involves custody and property implications, with references to Uniacke and Doe in a prolonged legal dispute tied to Whitworth holdings and a European claimant.
New York Times correspondent reports Clemenceau weighing a trip to Australia as he ends his voyage with a farewell train and captain’s message. Unclear details from the fragmentary dispatch.
Timuer Exporters General Commission Agents for Warding Agency Cairns offers for sale a range of properties and goods including hotel freehold, emporium site, and multiple houses with immediate possession. Mailed notices advertise furniture, plows, and farm equipment as part of a large sale by McMahon and Sandaver at the Post Office Cairns.
A printed ad promotes a “thoroughly efficient” cattle dipping service by J Draper Ltd. It advertises dipping of cattle to save time and trouble, urging farmers to hire the firm for pest and parasite control. The fragment references BOTAY and dire warnings but lacks complete context or dates.
Wableland opportunities and P C Little advertise as auctioneer and live stock dealer in Atherton. Box 16 offers prompt service with contacts at phone 77 and 46. The fragment mentions liquor classifications and home finding prompts with unclear lines.
In Pretoria March 22 the Assembly discussed the railway matters. Officials outlined daily operations and forthcoming investments to improve service and safety.
March 22 report from Allahabad notes ten shrines attacked by a Lahore faction amid widespread unrest. The disturbance drew furious reactions and threats of further violence.
Unia Ltd in Lan Oo issues a formal note as part of its March report. The document cites operations, market activity, and corporate actions affecting its local and regional interests.
Local text fragment lists ADD .CKS LTD SPENCE ST CAIRNS and P O Box 116 Crnees likely representing a shipping and timber business with multiple classes of merchandise and forwarding services.
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