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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1922
Page
5
A chaotic Miami dispatch from March 25 reports a tanker arrival and a seaplane incident causing multiple fatalities as passengers and crew are swept overboard. Flight crew and rescuers search the scene while survivors recount the peril and loss at sea near Florida.
Fragmented returns detail counted votes across Dooley government area with possible five seats contested. Lists names and party affiliations, noting several districts still to report informal tallies and pending absentees.
A garbled dispatch describes a meeting about a Barron scheme with comments by McCormack and a deputy’s inspection of a potential feature. The deputation thanks Mr. J Cormack for attention to the matter and notes beltane references and a proposed reed.
Brisbane March 26 Mr Theodore voiced strong approval after delegates at the Dairy ing Conference. He said the council would seek applicants to organize the industry along government guidelines to gain government aid and funding, though benefits depended on effective execution and cost management.
A fragmented notice indicates shifts in Gulf region demographics with people moving between areas. Readable bits mention migration, population growth, and regional changes affecting communities.
Horrific night attack described in detail as masked men killed the Mac Mahon household in an Irish town. A frightened mother fainted upon seeing the scene. one boy expected to survive. Government offers a 1000 reward for information on the murderers.
Fragmented report from March 25 details Allied talks after a summit card about conference plans. It mentions recognition and a general treaty idea, with opposition to a Russian debt commission and drafts of a treaty for submission to Genoa.
Fragmented report from Brisbane dated March 26 outlines government reductions for gas workers. Justice McNaughton and Mr Gesmen appear in a terse application discussing rate changes and wage parity, with references to weekly figures and consolidated toad alterations.
Fragmentary text indicates Rev Nreqwam appointed to a chair or chatrmak role by a board of monks. The readable lines mention union seeder and earnings per some units, but details are garbled.
A garbled report indicates a Saturday morning gathering under the act of government. Attendees discussed inaction and the strain on workers and officials. The piece notes financial costs and mounting criticism of the administration.
Fragmentary text from a London report notes stalled negotiations over a locket trade aboard a ship. The article mentions terms under discussion and possible withdrawal as talks continue with no clear resolution.
A garbled report notes plans or discussions about linking Australia and Britain in some form. The item mentions Australasian ties and a possible division or decision affecting Australasian relations, though content is unclear and several words are corrupted.
A garbled OCR passage references the Minister for Customs and a brief parliamentary mention. The readable elements hint at national trade or tariff topics without clear details or context. No concrete events, dates, or names beyond the minister cue are established.
Astonishing revelations emerge from the Tipton explosion as the explosives inspector describes the scene and suspects. The report notes a stray wind, guards, and powder concerns while detailing victim accounts and the investigation’s progress.
The text shows garbled OCR of a legislative session with mentions of votes on defense and government roles. It references a senate rejection, a Tete ce ty remark, and committee actions, plus a note about a speech in Auckland on March 17 and confidential documents moved between departments.
New York March 24 The United States Lawn Tennis Association announces Tilden will not tour the world due to heavy expenses and the impact on the player amid concerns from past European travel and lingering health issues.
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