Sugar Industry Battles in Australia Echo Politician Claims
J F Shillitn of Cairns argues Imperial Preference and government support bolster Queensland sugar farmers. He criticizes Cautus and Nationalist MPs for attacking industry aid, noting a ten year British budget increase and £250 per thousand ton impact on growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cautus
Queensland
Sogae Industy
Indus
Lave Minty
Bruce-Page
Mir
Rove Paue
Suger
Australia
United Kingdom
Manchester
Messe Charlton
Theo
Ngland
Bruce
Berne
Cancun
Menormack
J. F. Shillitn
Abbots Street
Cairne
Weather Forecast Fragments Reflect Coastal Chill Ahead
Fragment reads as a weather forecast noting tropical water, inland South Coast, and unsettled conditions. Mentions Cardwell and Thursday Island with westerly winds and cooler air. Indicates generally chilly south coast with variable coastal cover and inland variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardwell
Thursday Island
South Coast
Pheoo Taiping Arrival at Caras Under Gapian Frame
The taiping from the South will reach Caras under Gapian Frame at 530 am. A number of Chinese will depart at Cale. The Chang-Te is expected to arrive from the south by tomorrow, at least by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheoo
Taiping
Tom
Caras
Banana Diseases investigate in Whot district
Mr Wood and entomologist Mr W Fregwate will oversee a district inquiry into banana blight affecting benangs in Whot. The study aims to identify pests and routes of infestation and to advise farmers on control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Nowetera Frodt
W. Fregwate
Dewae
Police Appoints Starmer Acting Sergeant in Cairns
A passenger on the night train to Cairns was Acting Sergeant Starmer, recently promoted after the death of Acting Sergeant McCrockam of Atherton. Starmer, previously at Hagglwinden, leaves Cairns for Atherton this morning to take the new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairs
Starmer
McCrockam
Atherton
Haglwinden
Cairns
Cairne Ambulance Responds After Horse Rutting Incident
Cairne Ambulance treated JMre Ryan of Wunda Street for an injured keg. Gilbert Meek aged 10 sustained wounds to the left heel and side of the left foot when he fell from a horse onto a stump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairne Ambulance
Jmre Ryan
Wunda Street
Cairne
Gilbert Meek
Notts Address Sparks Lively Debate at Meeting
A crowd in Abbott-street Cairns laughed as Dr Notts answered critics with witty jibes about pigs and Dagoes. The speech touched on Labour forms and the cane industry, promising cooperative measures and growers taking over mills when finances permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nott
Resela
LE. C. Truscott
Abbott-street
Cairne
Banana market plans outlined by fruit official visit
Mr W Ellison of Agriculture and Stock conducts banana packing demonstrations in the Tonisiail district for growers and traders. He will visit Cairns Low Chong's garden Dowdle Island Road Man Sings garden and Glen Loughton Estate to share methods, with Mr Rowe coordinating and Mr Rosa joining Cardwell district after the Cairns itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ellison
Emstructor
Ipeperwonens
Papa
North
Tonisiail
Wil
Lam
Elle Sum
Cairne
Hin
Ellison
Cairns
Mr. Frost
J. L. Peake
Calina
Rosa Will
Cardwell
Timber Pricing Heated Debate in Parliament
W W Green of the Nationalist and Country Progressive faction condemned timber pricing at Halifax. He argued timber costs had surged about two hundred percent since ten years ago, blaming government controls on reserves and auctions. He cited exports from Cairns and Royalty charges, noting state spending far exceeded revenue, and contrasted 1912 housing costs with present levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
W. W. Green
Kennedy
Cairns
Queensland
Adelaide
G. W. Free
Delay in Publication Notice for Post Readers
Notice explains a delay in today's issue due to two serious mechanical failures in the Post machine room. The staff report publication was postponed while repairs were made. The message ends with a mis-spelled note about the Bishop of Stoneheetor.
Government demands end to coal strike and press freedom fears
An official Downing Street statement reports the British government will not continue subsidies without accepting the Commission report on coal industry reform. It cites planned general strikes, press interference, and calls for immediate withdrawal of strike instructions as dangers to constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council
Trade Union Congress
Router
Volunteers Rally for Law Enforcement Aid
A fragmented report describes many volunteers from Nagas joining efforts with Varge crowaly copilot at Divine to support law enforcement. The piece notes widespread public volunteerism, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine
Deere
Precautionary Measures Reported in London and Cardiff
A London notice says Hye Park was halted to gather funds for milk distribution in the Lowton area amid price increases. A Hampshire battalion reached Cardiff with orders to move if needed. The Athonie Flowt plans to depart Portsmouth Tuesday for Washington margins, while officials await leadership codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hye Park
Mu Wwe
Lowlom
Sky
Constabla
Cardiff
Portanouth
Wason Mercergives
Commviminals Arrests Surround Parvhered Tactics
London reports say two Commvivalers and three VWeritiels Tapciots were seized in Khete Mark after a clash with authorities. Police on Ohele halted the Mounted Molice as the crowd attempted to end Communist activity near APA Public Utilities. London May mentions the Herhioh Advertising Conven on being abandoned following delegates' parvhered gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Conmivcalers
Tee Vweritiels Tapciots
Khete
Ohele
Aml
Molice
Commuantsuim Apa
Public Utilities
Herhioh
Am ‘Onsen
Mr Collins and the Farmers Electors Speak Out
Mr Collins and the farmers electors discuss Bowen dispute at Crooket Theatre. Collins faced interruptions as he answered charges of sowing dissension, denying claims with a sharp retort. A vote of thanks to C G Munro followed, while supporters cheered Labor party pledges after hours of speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Collins
Mlomwe Hill
Charles Collins
Lalor Nomin
Crocket
Collins
Bowen
Charlie
Colina
Stower
Col
Acti Catel
Labor Party
Donnelly
Homg
Leap At Maitland Speedway Injures 13 Spectators
In Sydney on May 1, a serious Maitland Speedway accident injures 13 spectators and leaves rider L Foster with a fractured ankle and shin. Foster, 22, lost control in a semi final handicap heat, struck a fence and flew into the crowd as the motorcycle crashed among onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Maitland
Renit
L. Foster
Foster
Sly Beret
Law and Order in Britain Faces War Time Strain
London May 1 The Home Secretary received notice late that night warning the country to be prepared for a general on town Monday The government acts to maintain food fire and light supplies and to protect all workers in these essential industries while preserving law and order during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Home Secretary
Fourth Death Claims Little Thelma Kreis Victim
Report states Thelma Kreis died from injuries in a Sunday incident. Mothers and other injured persons are reported to be improving, with others yet to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Little Thelma Kreis
Kishane
Moo
Sueenee
Financial Proposals Stir Australian Coalition Cabinet Talks
Melbourne reports on Federal capital proposals and shifts within the government as ministers deliberate over per capita wealth measures and cabinet appointments. Rumors swirl about party impacts and leadership retirements while debates address filling the South Australia and Tasmanian seats and the role of the Country Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Cortes
Oarder
Unwe
Dielowe
Kelenal Plutta
Slisgeneton
Nationalias
Ponty
Owen
Victor Wilsat
Victor Wilken
Bouth Australia
Soir Merry Karwell
Semate
Newhewd
Unier
Hoth
Victor Walaa
Ewing
Senate
Hruen
South Australia
Myr
J. Vankes
South Austra
Wit
Roothby
Coater Plas
Victor Wilson
J. D. Millen
Tasmania
State
Country Party
Millen
Lally
Joseph Cook
London
Voliticaliow
New Howse
Earle Pare
W. M. Hughes
Australian workers defy awards threaten mass dismissal
In Sydney on May 1 thousands of workers abstained from Saturday shifts under the 48 hour week, risking dismissal for noncompliance. Employers blame union officials for the action, threatening to discharge 3 000 to 4 000 workers who refused to work. Prime Minister Bruce considers reform to the Commonwealth Arbitration Court to resolve standard hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Avard
Weork
We Ie
Natal
Prades
Bruce
Federal Architeahon Court
Metal Trade Employers’ Association
Voppare Ap HO
Amalgamated Enginerin Union
Ecertaly
Wades
Miny
Trades Mall Council
Holloway
Mtr
Mrr
Krave
New South Wales
Community Commonwealth Court
Marlon
Arbitration Court
Sedney
Messrs
Tony
Mort's
Douck
Cochaton Viland
Metropolitan
Vielers
Ts. Tor
Mehr
Unionists threaten coal mines risking stoppage across Victoria
A threatened strike by miners and unions in Victoria targets several coal mines including Wornthags Korumburra Jombannah and Ont trim with a 14 day cease work notice. The secretary said talks may continue Saturday to avoid a stoppage as other industries risk disruption across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Saenerday
Talon O
Zahm
Victoria
Cooktown Labor reception signals tight Cook constituency race
Fragmented report notes Labor government stance on Aborigines and employment amid a Cooktown constituency contest. Mention of actions affecting aboriginal labor on mainland stations and in native industries. Reference to local sentiment and an upcoming near even election result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooktown
Harr
Kyarn
Thursday Island
Negotiations in Downing Street Amid National Coal Strike
London reports a breakthrough in talks as Trades Union Congress negotiators meet but a mass walkout threatens supplies. Ministers call cabinet meetings while mining leaders recall to London for late night talks with Prime Minister Baldwin. Military plans and railway measures prepare for possible general disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Downing-Street
Byin
Trades Union Congress
Culier
Loudon
Treo
Elle
A. J. Cook
Jay MacDonald
Mr. Baldwind
Mireting
Reatter
Natonal Union of Railway
Umticos
Cme
Lionemr
Lomarrow
Crient Western Railway
Donengeeetrert
DB Shoe
France and Britain Face New Labor Front Amid Postwar Tensions
Paris reports indicate Britain and France may join a unified labor front to pressure postwar settlements. Observers warn a compromise could stall continental labor movements and trigger a global labor flare-up after a long peaceful period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hevali
France
Britain
German miners seek halt to coal shipments to Britain
Germany with its Ruhr coal fields and Dutch labor unions pursues measures to block direct transport of coal to Britain. Socialist and Communist leaders urge German miners to aid British colleagues in regaining coal market share, amid Britain’s mining dispute and Dutch negotiations.
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Berlin
Germany
Erin
Ruhr
Hritain
Britain
Holland
War declaration and wartime food controls amid talks collapse
London reports quote Mr J H Thomas saying war has been declared after negotiations broke down. The government asserts food conditions are normal and urges compliance with regulations on food petrol and essentials. Public updates will come via town halls and post offices as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. H. Thomas
Vt Ia
Sugar Mills Engineers and Award Granted
Proceedings before the Board of Trade reveal a petition to equalize preference for engineers at Sugar Mills. Debate centers on casual vs regular employment, holiday pay, and calling mill workers to same terms. The board reserved its decision amid arguments from union representatives and mill owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Mills Engineers
Pilicaton
Marla
Apu
AEA
Caeradi
ALU
Ruperto
Carroll
Kingflowers' Union
Benjamin
G. H. Peichard
Fatal collision between motorcycle and car near Manly
A fatal crash occurred when a motor cycle with a sidecar and a car traveling abreast collided near Manly. The motor cyclist died at hospital. a passenger and a car driver from Cooparon sustained injuries. Police investigation underway.
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Urisiane
Mundy
Tpawich
Naee Tingalpa
Nilelindy
Hrishame Varly
Manly
Evillisia
Wrigzles
Wrorles
Jenlie
Cooparon
Auctioneers to Sell Household Goods and Effects
Local notice announces a public auction by Draper Led and T. Revidan auctioneers selling the household furniture and effects of Mrs Come Hell. The sale is planned for Wednesday May at multiple street locations with roads briefly closed to traffic for access. Don Ryan and G Fame appear as speakers or organizers with details of venue at Vea to-night and Lanetank State School events on subsequent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Party
Wall Thuraday Messrs
A. J. Does Draper
Hin
Behald
Ryan
Adareon
Tubulla
Jaieem
Hell- Street
T. Revidan
Thysehold
Hell
Coput
Draper
Eeeren
Don Ryan
MLL A
Lanetank
State School
Ae. G. Fame
Atherton
Gipsy Tonight’s Quiz Sparks Eyebrows Across Town
Fragmentary OCR reads as a playful note about a local event with scattered names and hints of betting or bias, inviting readers to question details and seek clearer confirmation from organizers.
Se dep on sete tour of drugs and perfumery stock
A brief notice notes a tour of a Se dep on sete stock for drugs and perfumery. It mentions items presented by U Presents and Carnique Artigies in a local trade display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Dep
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G W. Free
Lanistail
Moore
Mationalist
Ceanes Progressive Party
N. R. Minhel
Herbert
Miza
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Pio
Inninipil
Langlmer
Mosman and
Aldgrave Mile
Soad
Hidur
Tully
Vaiue
Go and
Ray
Stoneheetor
Lemdon
Downing Street
Pugh
Trade Union Committee
Blackpool
Courag
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Bowie
Communists
Maitland ' D Speedway
Permie
Calcus
Tad
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Lomion
Tete
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