Tasmanian delayed decision on chocolate factory plans
Hobart May 23 English firms Cadbury Fry Parker and James S. Powe met Tasmanian public leaders to discuss a joint iron chocolate factory project about 10 miles from Hobart. Government hosts described benefits and regional supply to the Australian market, noting handicaps of distance and Tasmanian centers but optimism from English directors for a model factory.
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England
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Gilker Tor
Kattrea Union Set To Meet At Beattie Hall
Members of the Kattrea Union scheduled a meeting at Beattie Hall to discuss important business and organize upcoming activities. The notice calls for attendance to address union matters and plan actions.
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Ionaliers
Beattie’s
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Fragmented OCR Notes on Marys School and Sobriety Debate
A garbled summary notes a Marys School location in Herbert and a drama hall performance of Midsummer Night's Dream. It mentions a court summons in Cairns related to assault and discusses sobriety definitions and a witness recalling a man lighting a pipe at a waterhole amid festive environments.
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Herberve
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Australian Sugar Board notes and European peace links
A fragment discusses the Central Sugar Board with notes on compulsory preparers for crushing and variations of the Mafirm measures, plus a mention of Gibson's voyage to Hawaii and European peace efforts. It also references sugar beet supply concerns in the Raw territory and a police history item about Sergeant Mann, a native of Cavan who went to Australia and was sent to the Norist after riots in 1886.
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Suger Journal
Central Sugar ‘Es Board
Farampleity
Prac
Poland
Yokames Magee
Man
Cavan
Auestralia
Argent
Norist
Immigration scheme discussed at Premiers conference Melbourne
Proposals by Mr Hughes for immigration control and railway gauge unification were debated at the Premiers conference. The plan envisages Commonwealth supervision of overseas immigration and transport, settlement for ex service personnel, land and public works support, and cooperation with Britain, with states to contribute land and services. The conference adjourned after agreeing to motion and promising cabinet review.
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Hughes
London
Commonwealth
Australia
Tates
Murray Waters
Cth
Mitchell
Ser
West Australia
R Coyne
Queensland
Betish
Fibelly
Briment
Neland
Camp travel notes and timetable fragment
Fragmentary itinerary data lists camps, routes, and arrival times. Mentions March riding, boat or horse travel, and several place names with incomplete clarity.
Persian turmoil and Bolshevik activity unsettles allied forces
Report from Allahabad notes bold nationalist moves after Baku fall, with the Persian prime minister ill from relapsing fever and anti British sentiment rising. British and Indian units are scattered and too far apart, while Bolshevik aims in the Caspian prompt cautious withdrawal and renewed tensions along the Persian Caucasus frontier.
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Fersia
Baku
Tabriz
Teheran
Tehenn
Balthe
Persia
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Abrez
Kasiru
Teheram
Shah Haa
Casman
Engili
Rusman Volunteer Army
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Resht
Enreli
Goth
Ast
Enaeli
Caucasus
Caspian
Threatened Irish Rail Strike Over Munition Transport
London reports Irish railwaymen refuse to handle munitions shipments, signaling a potential nationwide stoppage. Soldiers manned docks to unload cargo while railway workers consider blocking routes, with Sinn Fein prisoners and barricades cited in Ballinamore and Sligo as tensions rise amid the dispute.
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London
Luesricail
National
Government Control Discussed at Dairy Industry Opening
Melbourne reports the May 5 opening addressed dairy industry control impacts. President J. J. Byam outlined various operational phases and issues from price and production to market practices under government influence.
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J. J. Byam
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Longhead
French President Deschanel Falls From Train in Narrow Escape
Paris reports President Deschanel fell from a moving train near Mont Bri een while en route home. He was uninjured seriously, walked to a platelayer’s hut in pajamas with bleeding face, and received treatment at Montargis. Recovery expected in ten days.
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Paris
Deschanel
Mont Brieen
Caries Lecidente
Montargis
Republic
French Republic
Montarg
Agricultural inspectors warn of drought devastations across New South Wales
Reports from Agricultural Lock Inspectors reveal severe drought across NSW with sheep and cattle starved for feed and water. Early wheat sowings failed and overall sowings shrink, with patchy germination and potential total loss of early wheat. Regions from Orange to Narromine and Dobbo to Mundoran suffer extreme distress.
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Wagga
Dobbo
Gidgandra
Mundoran
Renown Wear Melbourne The Senate Address
Renown at nine o clock in the morning was two miles from Melbourne with the aim of timing her arrival Port Phillip receiving wireless messages from Melbourne and other parts of Australia. The Federal Parliament adjourned but the Senate had not a welcome address. It was decided that question of privilege should not stand in the way of the Senate. The heir to Australia’s visit was a notable occasion.
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Melbourne
Australia
Senate
Oeste hes a Book on af Moreska on Double Straight
A brief item notes a book titled on Moreska and a HAREERA CUP event with references to CENTRAL Ores Cairne and agent T. Woodhouse in Mareeba.
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Oeste
Af Moreska
Central Ores
Cairne
T. Woodhouse
Mareeba
Mareeba Cup and District Brace Selectmen Final Acceptances
Final acceptances listed for the Mareeba Cup and District Brace with names of selectmen and horses. Late arrivals noted. weekly for minor events to be declared in receipt for late. Brisbanes dispatch date May 29 reports 9th St Leger Sutches entrants for a 1 mile 6 furlings and 152 yards race set for the upcoming Saturday.
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Mareeba Cup
District Brace- Mareeba C
Selectman
Jerry 1
Nassmore
Jes Ephor
Wook
Snip
Sir Golad
Iron Grey
Troy
Fans
Princemeer
Fere
Mar‘ember
Nasamore
Boreen
Ephor
Woola
Rolad
Jowtle
Southern Mail
Brisbane
Nest
Fodarfurty
Bonne Hatan
Snow Star
Lineame
Boy Syce
Lord Syce
Fortashell
Weather and racing notes from Horecs and Brisbane
Rainy conditions hindered business with a cold snap bringing clearer weather by Saturday. Ercani and Golden Sunset drew crowds as popular doubles, with 25 to 8 bets common. Albert Wood expected to ride Had I Wist. Leger acceptances surpassed expectations. Freanmil’s five furlongs at Ascot impressed. Red Maori improving. Molly's Robe not showing her usual dash.
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Ercanil
Ercani
Golden Sunset
Albert Wood
Boy Lyce
Snow Lear
Roy Syrehemy
Red Maori
Ascot
Freanmil
Berg
Mone
Gold Tie
Freanidl
Molly
Racing notes at Ascot show fast morning despite rain
Brisbane May 25 reports a light shower at Ascot but tracks were softening. Er canil and Gentle Jack led the card with strong gallops and several horses, including Gold Tie and Maltster, posted solid times. Various six furlongs to a mile events saw mixes of early speed and endurance across numerous runners.
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Ascot
Ercanil
Gentle Jack
Trenthe
Jack
Nodamayne
Show Star
Galae
Glenlern
Lady Rat
Armacere
Mage
Narooa
King of
Matt Sim
Lord Chaucer
Santrella
Fortashell
Molly's Robe
Sceut
Linacre
Fers
Fadorete
Banting
Hemnes
World Championship Match Sets Sydney May 25
Sydney prepares for a world championship clash on May 25 with top contenders from around the globe. Officials expect a high stakes contest featuring premier athletes and strong national teams.
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Sydney
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