Queensland Cattle Men Clash With Government Policy
A speech at a town hall attacks the Queensland sugar and cattle policies, urging unity with the federal government. The speaker defends the prior policy, emphasizes nation building, and criticizes measures affecting the meat industry and trade prospects. Community officials and committees seek to coordinate follow up on workless issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Duster
Town Hall
Commonwealth
Ghennalana
Iter
Rushes
Sonora
Commonwealth Parliament
Austratis
Hughon
Tragic double incident shocks Western Australia town
A fragmented report from Western Australia describes a double tragedy near a Wagin farm. It mentions a man naming Esther and Edwards and See The last named entering a homestead, threats to shoot, and a police pursuit involving a horse and a gun.
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Perth
Wagin
Runt Wagin
Esther
Edwards
Fogle
Raid and break in at Rosa Creek area triggers large cash theft
A late report notes a raid in the Rosa Creek region with a store broken into and a cash box taken. Police say about £210 vanished as investigations begin after the Monday incident.
New Guinea Shipping Rules Eased by Administrator
Official notice: administrative action lifts restrictions on New Guinea shipping between Sydney and Port Moresby. Trade paths between Morinda and Cairns reopen, enabling upriver and coastal services. Northern districts regain commercial access with reduced delays and costs, effective soon.
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New Guinea
Sidney
Port Moresby
Bethane
Cairns
Moresby
Commarea
Proposal on Sanitation and Directors Payouts Discussed
Fragmentary notes show a board proposing a proportionate distribution to directors and a 2200 pot amount. A Cav ers Manager cites butter basins and a full report will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavers
Murders Intensify in Belfast Amid Ireland War
London dispatch reports a surge of violence in Belfast with five killed and many wounded as clashes linked to Irish independence conflict escalate. Officials promise measures while political figures condemn the bloodshed and call for restraint.
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London
Shieyeen
Ag Eanes
Craig
Sanassine
Twaddell
Antrim Downs
Griffith
Colne
Condon
Churchill
Age for senior shop assistants sparks wage dispute
A dispute arises over senior shop assistants being paid at age 21 rather than a younger scale. The Southern Directorate examines the principal claim that wages should rise to 21 and questions the fairness of a youth wage policy affecting long-serving workers.
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Sealor Pribees
Hs Henri
Recovered funds amid local theft inquiry
A fragmentary report notes recovery of 1770 pounds connected to a farm or business loss. Details are limited, with authorities continuing to investigate the source and identity of involved parties.
Fragmentary quote hints at a blamed error in a saved life
A damaged OCR fragment blames a misstep or obstruction for a life not saved. The unstable text references a statement and a labeled person, suggesting a retrospective accusation but provides no clear names or facts.
Fatal fall in hold shocks Brisbane wharf scene
A fatal fall occurred in a ship hold at Brisbane wharf. Rescue efforts failed as workers and foremen watched, with investigators beginning examines about the cause and safety practices.
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Brisbane Wharf
Dilboat Crews Demand Danger Money
A vivid dispatch reports dilboat crews pressing for danger money amid unclear working conditions. The piece emphasizes repeated protests and the potential impact on ongoing operations.
Pastoral State Exempts Saree Note From Council
A garbled notice references the Serene Executive Council of the Qhrewslanl and a new Justice Award. It mentions ENG 10 Seacermin 4 Tractor and Olt Company with unclear details about a pardon or exemption affecting a May date. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names or places.
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Aydoes
A. Nitike
Atord
New Justice Award
Ormer
Erdonrale
Feeren
Byrne
A Leete
Eabiege
Rockhampton Deputation Hears Premier on Pastoral Strife
A Rockhampton meeting of the Executive Council, held in the Supreme Court, heard the Governor and Premier address a Castle Rockhampton deputation. The Premier stated he has no common ground with certain interactions and discussed requests for political reform amid tensions with pastoralists, denying any vendetta while acknowledging sympathy for ongoing matters.
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Rockhampton
Executive Council
Supreme Court
Theodore
Wraiisn
Tom
Pila Tay
Theft case in Melbourne yields two year sentence
A court in Melbourne sentenced a defendant to two years for a 2000 pound theft. The trial described a bank raid and a sequence of small thefts, with details limited by the damaged text. Notable mentions include the bank and the accused, but full names and dates are obscured by the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Lake
Lias
Scott
Owing Demand for Better Education Highlighted by Pupils
Fragmentary OCR notes show high school pupils pushing for improved education. The garbled text mentions education, a petition, and student appeals, but details on place, date, or author are unclear.
Memories of Former Cairns and Church Building
The article reflects on past Cairns and a church building tied to Mr. Woods and local residents. It notes unbounded zeal in the building’s design and mentions concerns from Mr. Feaney and others about the religious community’s impact on the area.
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Mwoods
Homer
Paw
Mr. Woods
Feaney
Electricity Boom and War's Impact on Power Output
A historical report notes large increases in electricity production during wartime and predicts continued growth. It cites Sweden's output from water power and compares costs, while warning about coordination and transmission challenges in Greater London and other regions amid rising demand.
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Sweden
Ua whetTpp
Greater London
Reailind
Wnneresanry
Soak Amtrally
Ligher
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Golden Grove
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Wade Ancuter
Jeoroei
Balfast
Ireland
Tirtschke
Innesfail Police
Surrivigon Idea L
Richard Racclidie
Innisfail
Neclear
Hilaie
Sotlon
Tns
Port
Ebro
Area
Sereta
Gueater
Boland’s
Boland’s Ltd
Giese
Tede Urally
Rey Spewich
Vaal Ie
Saxe
Satan
York “Ville Lace Cartaina
Langeroun
Alyaye
J. Moynahan
Daent Ferget Coie
Pader
le Countey
Inka
Dietridte
Upo
Maret
Yast
Eldelp
Lve la Sasa
ABC
Australia
New Zealand
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