Wharf traffic relief discussed by City Council
A petition from carriers and business houses asked to divert the Wharf Street traffic to ease congestion. Officials weighed weather effects and road width, noting heavy vehicles and wet conditions hinder access to Wharves and the railway. The matter was referred to the Works Committee for a report.
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Tee Curie
Tome
A. J. Chayges
Diton
Woodward
A. E. Abel
Birch
Lake Orbbott
Erdors
Bachs-street
Sachs Street
Worka Cygnnuistes
Car and Ruck Cos te Costs Debate at Electric Authority
Discussion arose over the Electric Authority monthly report item G73 10GR charged to car and lorry service and maintenance. Alderman Draper urged restraint while the Works Committee reviews the car costs including repairs, driving, track work and running expenses, with figures listed and debate ongoing.
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Electric Authority
Poe
At Or
Abel
Ayor
A. J. Draper
de Works
Polar Ventures Explore Uncharted Detroit Arctic Expedition
Detroit May ua Mr Evans manager of the Detroit Arctic expedition says the voyage will continue through summer to reach uncharted Arctic areas. The board supports ongoing scientific work with a focus on planting the American flag and studying storm origins in the remaining 400000 square miles of unexplored Arctic territory.
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Detroit
Evans
Pamain Wilkins
Mer. Evans
Wilkins
Kyvans
Board of Control
Weather in Southern Queensland Brings Scattered Rain and Cyclone Threat
Weather across Southern Queensland reports scattered rain in the South Coast and Darling Downs divisions this morning. Heaviest falls include Vielba 24 percent, Sandy Deen Jet 12, Cape Moreton 110, and Ms up to 38 poliats as a cyclonic system centers near 9 oclock. A train disaster near Mexico City on May 17 leaves several killed when a passenger train derails after a reef canyon collision.
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Brichan
South Coast
Darling Darwin
Vielba
Sandy Deen
Cape Moreton
Hans
Contested cricket stirs amid long innings and tight bowling
A closely fought cricket match unfolds with strong resistance from both sides. Notable contributions come from Kennedy, Falcon, Haig, Ponsford, and Mardsby while steady bowling from Haig, Tolg, and Stevens tests the batsmen. Weather creates delays but the score climbs as captains maneuver bowlers and fielders with persistent effort.
Still More Rain Delays Sport Play In London Match
Rain renewed at London Alay 1 delaying play as the wicket became soft and outfield waterlogged. Ponsford faced long spell, rain-soaked conditions led to a stalled score, with Nine for 270 registered at 1245 pm amid damp conditions and bowler adjustments.
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London
Isis O
Storm Tossed Vessels Amid Stationary Antarctic Tempest
A weather marked by a heavy storm out at sea disrupts ships and routes. Adelaide steamer Layne departed Brisbane and faced delays while Cape Merin and Moreton anchorage see continued unsettled conditions. Vessels such as Moraya and Dilga returned or altered course as crews manage rough seas and safety concerns.
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Cape Merin
Adelaide
Layne
Brisbane
Peltes
Beurwal
Moreton
Torough
Wonganells
Helplessly Drifting Near Brisbane in South Easter Gale
The steamer Wongenella drifted at three miles per hour under a heavy south east gale with an unknown accompanying steamer. By seven, the wind shifted to the south west driving the vessel northwards at about two miles per hour. Rescue efforts were reported for a noon contact, as the ship's position was logged and a general effort to reach her was underway.
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Brisbane
Wongenella
Aeral
Ateaner
Vernon
Devon stands by as drifting steamer voyage stalls
Sydney reports the Devon remains at sea awaiting conditions as the Eastern ship and witches attempts to reach port fail. A passenger message confirms the steamer will stand by but cannot return aboard due to heavy seas and the weather.
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Sydney
Taweh
Devon
Passage on steamer near Merton Bay and rough seas
The account describes a steamer entering Merton Bay at six o'clock in the morning amid heavy seas and towering waves. Passengers report cold spray and perilous conditions as the vessel rode the swells near the Newnes South Wales coast, with deck cabins crowded and crew managing the danger.
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Arisbane
Smoreton
Howe
Merton Bay
Cooma
Newnes South Wales
Spencer
Yessul
Port reports and ships movements near Moreton Bay
Weather eased and winds shifted south west as vessels including the Barna Maru from the South and the Cooma near Mor foo Bay entered and left port. The Orient Oraova lay 30 miles southeast of Cape Moreton not expected to berth soon, while the Aberdeen liner Them istocks and Marella were noted off Cape Moreton with arrivals due tomorrow and Brisbane forces aiding outside the bay.
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Cape Moreton
Brisbane
Moreton Bay
Waterfront barricades undermined by heavy surf at Kirra
Strong seas have undermined most barricades along Kirra waterfront this morning. Workers replace sandbags as waves lash the beach, surf breaking with bore-like force and flooding Currimungal Road along the beachfront. Severe conditions persist along the coast near Brisbane.
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Kirra
Curringlein
Brisbane
May
Mackarra Arrives Heavy Seas After Newcastle Run
The Mackarra steamship from Newcastle reached its destination after a rough run. Heavy seas lashed the vessel with water pouring over the stern and fore, keeping officers and crew awake throughout the ordeal.
Population Census Reveals Shifting Emigration Trends
A historical census notes Japanese emigration patterns, highlighting Manchuria and South America as open to migrants while North America remains restricted. It records a rising total population and a curious gender ratio, with more females in the sample, and references a notable name, Wahl Dynguey, among individuals mentioned.
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Onpolia
Manchuria
South Ameria
North America
BO O
Tapas
44¢ Hour Week Dispute prompts conciliation seed
Sydney reports on a prolonged 44 cent hour week dispute involving employers and unions. Justice views and federal awards are discussed amid calls to avoid political interference and to consider state options for hour regulation. Aiming to resolve the conflict, officials propose targets for reduced hours and arbitration.
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Ivatica
Grabie
Ile John Qick
Justice Wei
Alba Altenderinl
Justice Mowers
New Bewth Wales
Federat
Arbitration
Babe
Tcensand
Honor
Myphenia Conveniences Criticized Over Sports Event Shortfalls
The article discusses concerns in Gurdonale about crowding and safety at local matches. It cites pressure on accommodation providers and calls for better planning. Community leaders acknowledge the need for responsible conduct and improved arrangements to remedy the issues highlighted by visitors.
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Snsnes
Lepine
Tines Canes
Owysld
Gordental
Dangerous soccer practice in the park sparks danger warnings
A chaotic account describes reckless soccer drills in a public park where players roam near a bicycle path. Witnesses report four bicycles colliding with players as crowds demand safer locations and enforcement of common sense to prevent injuries.
New Spirit of Peace Spreads Across England
London May 17 England adopted a fresh spirit of peace and reckoning fades as industrial tensions ease. Reports describe dockers eager to work, widespread goodwill, and a hope to avert a general strike, while government and factory guards restore order and prevent further disruption.
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London
England
Leondeny
Phil
Bristol
Aull
Manchester
Vnto
Ramp
Ply
A miniature Soviet in East End strikes disrupt local industry
London may 17 The Lyi Telegraph reports a miniature Soviet rising in Voplur East London an industrial hub. A self styled workers committee seized control causing disorder and influencing factory access as managers and workers faced coercion and containment measures amid the strike.
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London
Lyi Telegraph
Voplur
Corto O
SOVIETS REIGN OF TERROR IN DISTRICT STREETS
Disorder fell on the district as hooligans seized cars and engines, poured petrol, and set fires while police were attacked and briefly forced back. Drivers and passengers were dragged from vehicles as tradefolk feared for their premises amid a violent crackdown.
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Berger Bards
Severnm
Nildanes
Mines Outlook Brighter in Baldwin Proposals Explored
Representatives studied Baldwin's new proposals with a Mines Department explanation of terms. The Executive plans to meet Baklwit tomorrow. If responses are generously interpreted, there may be some hope of a settlement.
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London
Heth
Minera
Baldwin
McOok Temighy
Mines Department
Ony
Baklwit
Cook
ATLA
Strikers threaten unions with vast financial losses
An AP report indicates strikes could deplete union funds by about three million, half of the Trade Union Congress coffers, with a prolonged sit-in potentially pushing totals toward seven million across allied groups.
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Entimagedd
Trade Unie Congress
Ivar Willium
Remaining Differences in London Settlement Terms
The report discusses terms under the London settlement and a looming penom meson term. It notes transport workers across the country and a proposed appt to support those waiting for re employment, with weekly voluntary contributions alongside ordinary support measures. Authorities review ducnties and bod urvieriakdies amid evolving provisions.
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Tomtom
Avin
Krietol
Manchester
Liverpool
London
AWA
Miners Call for Peace and Relief Amid Lockouts
The Miners' Federation urges all who seek peace in the mining industry to show sincerity by helping relieve suffering and support a speedy settlement. They warn that millions of miners are locked out, amounting to around five million people suffering, and pledge to work toward ensuring Britain's basic industry runs smoothly again.
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London
Miners” Federation
Britain
Miners' Negotiations Focus on Coal Situation
Miners' officials pressed Cabinet members for explanations on key points in the parliament proposals. The talks, aimed at ending the conference soon, drew considerable anger from participants with Mr Baldwin not expected to intervene shortly.
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London
Baldwin
A.P.A
War in Warsaw isolation and martial law rumors rise
Dispatches describe fear in Warsaw as martial law tightens and streets empty. Reports cite General Heller and Marshal Vilradske amid a crisis, with refugees, holed communications, and disrupted broadcasts as troops concentrate around the city.
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Warsaw
Warhet
Tres Aid
Marshal Pilicbski
Emi
General Helier
Pro Vitay Agtivitiee
Federal Finance Com proposal reshapes state payments
The author outlines a Commonwealth plan to abandon per capita payments to states and shift to a broader financial arrangement with the United States allies discussed. The cabinet intends to reduce direct state subsidies and evacuate some aid while keeping income tax sharing under review. State opposition cites revenue flexibility concerns, with Labor pressing tax and budget policy as MPs prepare for Wednesday assembly debates.
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Muriatty
Commonwealth
Alea
Ares
Wooster Avetratia
Tasimerna
Staten
Ale Commonwealths de
Federal Treasury
New South Wales
Viewwria
Alan
Astralia
Australia
Tasmania
N.selon
Victoria
Evil
Queensand
Low Australia
Wales
Queensland
South Auestralia
West Australia
FARES PLEASE 100 MANY DEFAULTERS IN TRAIN SERVICE
A historic report notes a May 1x court session addressing many travelers who failed to pay fares. Railway officials and Mr. Balloran prosecute, with several foreigners charged for riding without tickets. Witnesses include Mr. Aitkin and Mr. Killoran as cases proceed amid public interest.
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Roy Tee Rhoe
J. Balloran
Cayenne
Athens
Ray
Acserad
Avery Teecedlina
Meo
Aitkin
Thor
Killers
Adthines
Killeran
Adtkins
Mir
Caplan
Hospital Case Claim by Matheon in Brisbane
May 17 Brisbane Mr Iweree Levin files a claim for 3000 pounds accusing seven committee members of defamation on behalf of Margaret Wishart matron of Beaudesert Florists seeking 309 pounds damages. Proceedings delayed to next Full Court sittings. A Japanese Christian copied the Bible text by hand claiming seven years of work.
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Brisbane
Iweree Levin
Margaret Wishart
Beaudesert
Tee
Japan
Protesting Charity Fripnd Society Reaches Jubilee Rally
About 70 members attended a jubilee meeting at the Presbyterian Church on May 9 and a subsequent event. The Cairns branch outlined the society’s progress since its founding, detailing wartime sacrifices, funeral and sick benefits, and proposed roll adjustments. Speakers praised Protestant unity as the gathering supported ongoing charitable aims and a refined benefit system for members and widows.
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Brorendant Mliance
Avetalia
Cairns
Chiig Geeta
Presbyterian Church
Ruddell
Heathecantheers
Queengland
Hroshane
Maryborough
Freetemtam al Tines Society
Gtk
Regia
Goku Wa Renga
Tae Csaist
Wri
Chis Mcgee
Ant
Furida
Wilyan
Eebert
Queensland
Grand Council
Gebmiker
Abe
Pe Wa
Adele
Aloe
Alliout Atuh
Tie Smith
Chwet
Hyoth
Scott
J. McCoumbe
Merona
Mackteth
J. Alorris
J .Aun Hartue
J. le Bretestis
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Les
R. Taylor
Artates
Orange Ps
Pre -Mirane
Cardio
Valire
Wadeworth
PML
Brag
Peters
Hiro
Atkinson
Boltath
On Lodge
King George Lodge
George Tredice
Collins Prescription Service Offer Stressed
An advertisement touts a reliable prescription service named Collins, claiming hallmark excellence and 24 hour emergency availability, emphasizing its long-established, dependable care at any hour.
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Ronage
Collins
Hall
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