Crawford backs sugar agreement at Hibernian Hall meeting
Senator Crawford urged support for the sugar agreement at a Hibernian Hall gathering. The North’s needs, wartime policies, repatriation, and economic questions dominated his speech as details of the federal party’s stance were outlined and notes promised for tomorrow.
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Hibernian Hall
Hughes
Federal National Party
Glashow
Morrow
Austra
Australia
Hamen
Hoeger
Servine
Acauion
Nour
Apatralus Cout
Queensland
Reuro Ued
North Queensland Steel
North
Opera
Jellies
Alliage Sterlias
Senate
Sughe Mihar
Lesa Country Party
Earle Page
Ugar
Hay
Labor Party
Gondria
Armen Worl Net
Sven
Partiggvents
Gieivoh
Commonwealth
South Johnstone Farmer Awarded Damages in Breach Case
A South Johnstone farmer was awarded damages for breach of contract in a dispute over sugar cane crops. The case details the court's consideration of the Industrial Arbitration Act and the remedies available for breaches of awarded terms, with emphasis on jurisdiction and potential penalties.
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Ee South Johnstone
Ach O'Kelly
Faniafail' Yesterne
South John
Yujnavich
Sayer
Panini Ee
Cuiset
Boyescaiver
Mauiserate
Court of Industrial Arbitration
Hidell
Contreet
Ue Industrial AG
Wang
Fraudster convicted in NSW over 30k TVert fraud case
A NSW case involves a 30 thousand pound TV trading scheme and multiple figures cited in the irregular proceedings. The document lists names such as Leslie MerWoiel Manabe as sole for Wakimire with involvement in the fraudulent activity and court actions proceeding.
Sydney Murder Mystery Inquiry Reveals Detective Testimony
The inquiry centers on the murder case at Moore Park with detective Jensen's police station statement and Mrs. Kearney's testimony. Jensen recalls Keough and the last sighting on the night of May 13, with details of interactions and alleged threats.
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Moore Park
Nba
Statney
Sergt
Thempacn
Jenson Wien Keough
Centon
Police Latin
Ks Telaionch
Mre
Kearney
Ter
Koren
Fruit Industry Board Considers Market Impact of Glut
The State Advisory Board of the Fruit Industry met today and weighed a potential glut with up to 100000 cases possibly entering the market between January and March. Canners work under the Carmonerealth Fruit Pool, while producers fear a calamity if demand fails to rise. Officials plan marketing steps to stimulate consumption and prevent price collapse.
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Newpace
Fruit Idustry
Dinanter
Atganoid
Sydney to Townsville by launch on troubled voyage
A launch voyage from Sydney to Townsville faced a gale and near disaster near Seal Tracks NW. Captain Mulie delayed further progress after rough seas. Featherstone, aboard with his son, endured a harrowing time as lightning rain tore a boom and fouled the propeller, yet the craft eventually steadied.
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Towswelle
Cleveland Bey
Weir de Mure
Sydney
Siam Loaf’ Bay
Seal Tracks
Mulie
Queensland
A.us
Tweed
Featherstone
Nackel
Srelek
Kemal's Views Reported Interview
An excerpt reports Kemal Atatürk expressing cautious stance toward a new government. He states no current relations exist but signals willingness to engage with frank and unreserved intentions. The piece notes general public sentiment among the majority and press.
Railway Award Hearing Delayed Over Station Terminology
The hearing on the Railway Lilan’s petition for modification of the word station faced delays as Justice Macravat or another judge considered terminology. The discussion included requests to reduce allowances to mechanics and questioned union payments, with details reserved.
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Sterr
Sterr Also Asked For A Reduction In the Allowances To Mechanics. Élee
T. Moroney
Public Works Costs Rise Amid Infrastructure Delays
Fragmented notes describe rising costs for dark astrice and water projects and stalled construction. References to sewerage, building alterations, and public funding imply budget strains and delays affecting municipal services and residents.
Emus Migrating Signal Coastal Movement in Wales
Migratory emus move south along the coast of South Wales. Reports describe birds trekking toward more favorable pastures, with signs of new gathering behavior and cautious dispersal.
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Emus
South Wales
Drycecnamona
South
Wales
Creo
Dence
Zlotkowski Guilty and Wame Struck Off Medical Roll
A court or medical board transcript notes Zlotkowski found guilty and Wame removed from the medical roster. The record mentions proceedings and actions affecting professional standing, with references to related participants and dates.
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Zlotkowski
Wame
Rail smash averted as driver acts quick on Cairns line
Eyewitness recalls near disaster on the Cairns to Herberton train when an axle failure on the leading wagon sent debris across the bridge. The driver applied the emergency brake preventing a derailment and saving horses and passengers despite the front wagon dropping to the rail. The train halted seven minutes after the alarm and resumed later, with services resumed and passengers accommodated.
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Cairne Hierbertan
Hecbertan
Correspon
Mae Bram
Cairns
Herterton
Kedlynch
Furdhar
Satlonvaster
Plechee
Klauke
Hooper
Tel
Marecha
Ryan
Paddy Nelly
Mling Zier
Metropolitan Trust Foreed to Take Over Freight Line
In Brisbane steps are taken to permit the Metropolitan Trust to acquire the line. A valuation board and government assessment have been directed for a date in early November when the trust would become the owners of the tramway.
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Brisbane
Stepford
Dan
Thirty Million Loss In Irish Truce Compensation
London reports the Dail announces that compensation for disputed property losses tied to last year's Irish truce totals thirty million. The government refused labor proposals allowing claims for certain damages. The note mentions July and a failed offer, with no clear agreement reached.
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Glatms
London
Dail
Clalma
Prince's Horse Kinlark Sought for Royal Hunt
The Prince of Wales planned to retain Kinlark, the horse sent from Australia, for royal hunting. Authorities debated its use and handling as the horse underwent acclimation, with reports of continued interest in its hunting role and reward discussions.
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Prince's Horse
Kinlark
Prince of Wales
Australia
Etlee Hoysahott
Ilwaya
Four Eggs for a Hair-Cut Ed Faverian Barber Prices
Fragment from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper notes barber prices rising due to living costs. Mentions the Barbers' Union and plans to increase charges for shaves and services. Text is garbled with partial phrases and names.
Rest of the News Pars by Wireless Cable and Phone
The Therrearions Labor Conference at Geneva plans a Savhative Inquiry into unemployment causes. An announcement will name the Canadian Migiitse to Washington as Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, former Lord Chief Justice, representing Britain and Canada in a British led mission. Mr Ford George indiaposed cancels all engagements amid election talk.
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Threraerions
Geneve
Washington
Charles” Fittspatrick
Cwet
Tord George
Ridhe
Hersie
Brighton
Suave
Dickens Fellowship Essay Contest Encouraged for Youth
The Brisbane Branch of the Dickens Fellowship invites all under seventeen to enter essay competitions in four divisions for boys and girls aged under 14, over 14, and up to 17. Topics include The Adventures of Oliver Twist and Little Nell travels. prizes twelve awards total. Entries must be addressed to the Hon Secretary Dickens Fellowship Brisbane Women’s Club Brisbane Queen Street Courier Buildings.
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Ander
Brisbane
Helen
Fellowship
Der
Sen
Itt
Walker
el Union
Teia
Hays
Howe
Little Mel
Oliver Twist
Dickens Felip
Care Brisbane Women's Ch Courier
Queen Street
Iren
Prisen
Nauru Island Description and Profile in Fractured Text
Fragmentary description of Nauru portrays the island’s palm fringe, high point, and offshore area. It mentions a 250 foot maximum altitude and a 430 foot tripod height used for cables, plus phosphate rock and a White hospital village with electricity, tropical tribes, and a denser population.
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Palenirt
Nauru
Bras
Sind
Biede
Fe Island
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Townsville
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Metropolitan Trust
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Torrente le Petalon
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Faverian Barber
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