26 May 1919
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 26, 1919
Page
1
Reports from London indicate German negotiators favor expiation over signing, with pacifist resistance cited. The American mission notes nine resignations as Türkiye peace talks proceed, while potential changes in leadership near Rotterdam and Townshend’s possible appointment as Commander in Chief are discussed.
Fragmented text reports a mayor advising residents to take precautions as uncertain danger looms. References include multiple cities and international tensions with unclear details about an Atlantic competition and corporate offers.
A Mount Garnet gathering at Cool Erm lined a recent Sunday with many Winters in attendance and a visit to the newly erected Tershing plant now starting operations. Warden’s court at Garnet Price saw Acchi Bennet convicted for trial. authorities probe shipping-related incidents and local disturbances linked to the Herberton Ree Patration fund.
A dated dispatch discusses employment of Aboriginal labor in Queensland stations and the push for wages equalization with white workers. It notes station managers limiting Aboriginal labor while citing economic motives, and mentions federal figures debating an upcoming award. the letter questions policy and black labor practices nationwide.
A government statement says officials will treat certain prisoners under a new policy as distinct from ordinary criminals. The move follows pressure from ministers and the Home Secretary to ease conditions for those considered in need of different handling.
The Works Department announces a large number of local authorities likely 6 per cent. apply for a share of the Commonwealth grant for local authority work to returned soldiers. The grant amounts to about £374 for each authority.
An Australian ad claims many face powders clog pores and cause blackheads, urging readers to choose safer powders. It cites chemists and stores in Sydney and Melbourne, noting the dangers of starch and additives and promising a better product for women with troubled skin.
The Eachaia Branch of the Red Cross met at Williame Hall on Saturday afternoon May 17. President Williamson led discussions on treasury and balance sheets while Mrs Edmunds served as secretary. A dance fundraiser produced seeds of donations and notes from Mrs Heale and head office.
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