Conference urges repeal of repudiatory Labor legislation
A Townsville report describes a conference urging the executive to align Country Party policy with repealing repudiatory Labor laws. It condemns parliamentary interference, calls for dissolution of the Government, and insists on constitutional accountability and preservation of bicameralism.
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Townsville
New
Apia
Aeanland
Country Party
Senisative Council
Geome Gud Seine
Washington Conference and Japan Stand Considerations
New York November 7 Colonel Repington notes a quiet confidence in President Harding's aim at the Washington Conference. Delegations show goodwill, and hopes rest on restrained armament limits and mutual arrangements. The piece urges each of the three powers to adopt clear, principled positions while seeking redress through measured diplomacy.
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New York
Repington
Harding
Ald
Shire
Sival
Editine
Chinn
Death of renowned geologist Mr Jack reported in Sydney
Nov. 7 dispatch states the well known geologist Mr Jack, long a leading figure in Queensland geology, has died. The report notes his influential work on the Palmer field, his views on water dewatering schemes, and his critical role in government assessments of mining conditions and mine productivity.
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Sydney
Jack
Drisdane
Queensland
MM Feck
Pater
Janes
Wulaa
Iwan
Aldershot
Plague Reports Spread As Brisbanes Amid Masked Warnings
Sparse readable notes indicate plague cases reported in Brisbane and nearby towns. District authorities urge caution as hospitals note several patients admitted with suspected infection. A government bulletin mentions quarantines and inspection teams deploying to affected areas.
Combined Court Decisions on Industrial Relations
The court discusses the afloc rate and the number hhoury. the State Judges are to determine whether actions relate to industry and not as an Industrial Court of Appeal. The Commonwealth would not commit actions without conferring with representatives of labor and employees.
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Industria
GuNMAN WHINES Parget They Lost The War
Berlin report says the Minister for the Treasury Hero Bauer addressed the Imperial Council and Allied military commission amid talks of destruction. The text notes a tacit appeal to the Council of Ambassadors and mentions owners those involved.
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Berlin
Hero Bauer
Imperial Yoouamie 'Council
Allied Military Commission
Ger
Dooley's Views on populating Australia debated in Sydney
Sydney discussion outlines Dooley's stance on populating Australia. Reported Nov 7, with remarks on land value, development, and public policy. Fragmentary text notes concerns about increasing population and resources, but remains unclear and incomplete.
Submarines in Reserve Not Scrapped Says Saith
Melbourne November 7 Mr Laird Saith speaks on submarine policy noting three subs were planned for scrapping but were placed in reserve for overhaul and testing at an estimated cost of £4000. He argues three vessels are sufficient for peace strength.
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Melbourne
Laird Saith
Reneether
Superannuation delays hit Federal Public Service
Melbourne Nov 7 The Federal Public Service delays in introducing the Superannuation program are noted as a fault in arranging reforms. Officials say interviews with Mr Hirghe Hilarge are underway to set priorities and restore momentum on the reform agenda.
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Melbourne
Federal
Hirghe
Claim for Three Millions Against Wool and Skins
A fragmented report notes claims totaling about three million in relation to skins and wools. It references Byer and John Cooke, Melhourne representatives, and a Benttat Wael Committee in Monies with a provisional amount fixed. The text is garbled but indicates a financial claim process and a deadline near 106, AMT. and VT. The details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Sydney
Af Byer
John Cooke
Innigerh
Benttat Wael
Wyrte
Increases in sugar estimates amid favorable weather
Brisbank reports revised estimates for the present season reaching around 278,000 tons of sugar from No 4 cane. Improved outlook stems from drier weather in southern regions, while Lower Bedi and Bundsbe areas show mixed effects. The forecast notes possible higher output if cane use drops and consumption near 285,000 tons, with record comparisons to 1916 and potential carryover into the next year.
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Brisbank
Bedi
Lurdekin
Hetykh
Hin
N.S
Crown Rights In Melbourne Court Case On Railway Penalty
In Melbourne today the Crown in a court case challenging the Railway Commission’s penalty reduction during the recent decline period argued for board oversight. Judge Curlewin questioned the law’s reach and suggested it may not empower the Crown to deliver signals back to the Board of Trade. The proceedings continued with the judge outlining his reading of the law as it applies to the dispute.
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Elbourne
Curlewin
Telat
Board of Trade
Foyer
Female Dress and Clerical Disapproval
Sydney report questions modern dress and virtue in Catholic context. Clergy critique fashionable attire as temptations to vice, arguing vanities threaten modesty and moral standards among women.
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Sydney
Archiplehop Kelly
Joman Catholic Churche Tye
Hapsburgs Unanimously Decide Residence in Madeira
A government accord on November 7 orders Karl, Zita, and their children to reside in Madeira. The decision finalizes arrangements for the imperial family amid ongoing negotiations and regional considerations.
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Lisuon
Karl
Zita
Madeira
Union Objections At Arbitration Meeting In Melbourne
On November 7 unions in Melbourne faced objections during a hurried conference. Officials sought to clarify the year’s rate feeling while discussing the union’s affiliated actions. The meeting found a general dissent regarding proposed changes but agreed to reconvene Friday for further consideration.
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Ee Melhourne
Hiumias Ceden ‘Trades Oficinla
Fea
Secretariee
Irish Negotiations Conference Widening
London Nov 7. It is reported that Mr Lloyd George has asked Sir J Craig C aulvin t proposals acceptable to Ulster, which will be discussed at a conference composed of Sinn Fein, Br itish and Ulster representatives.
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London
Lloyd George Hax
J. Craig Caulviit
Ulster
St Fein
Brietieh
Paris Turkey crisis clouds Allied aims in Asia Minor
London reports a chaotic scene caused by French action over Asia Minor. The note hints at Briand’s stance and the fragility of Allied policies as Kemalist forces seek French support in exchange for economic concessions, affecting Anglo Italian interests and Turkish sovereignty.
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London
Pranco-Kemalisthich
M. Briand
Concessiona
Spa
France
Trade delays spur calls for service improvements
Fragmentary report notes Commonwealth action raising subsidies on the Fl and Bilfala route causes merchandise to be transhipped via a new channel. Union 57 ship Co has withdrawn from the Bij route, leaving Wing as the sole option between woucrala and Fu in the Suv Syman Wade. prospects for improvement uncertain.
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Melbourne
The
Commonwealth Ine
Bilfala
Sect
Aeors
Inlet Irkeome
Union 57
Bij
Wade
Woucrala
Aberdeen Poisoning Case Sparks Hospital Admissions
In Aberdeen, a wave of suspected food poisoning affects multiple families with children aged 3 to 15, all hospitalized after consuming tinned beef. Investigations focus on tampered supply while authorities warn the public and scrutinize a local event tied to the outbreak.
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Phinty
Fanillen
Aangauter
Aberdeen
Butter Price Drop in Brisbane Market
A fragmented report from Brisbane dated November 7 notes butter prices fell by one penny, with wholesale price listed at 139 4 per hundred. The text also contains garbled references to a crime near a railway and names Filon et Suka, which are not clearly connected to the main market item.
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Brisbane
Brisbane Race Meet Recap and Results From Kedron Park
A Brisbane report summarizes a September Kedron Park race day with about 120 participants and multiple divisions. Winners include Lily River 2, Beings Lime Ry won by half a length, and Master Sirod 2 in Division One. Time figures and betting details accompany each event, noting dust, track conditions, and attendance.
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Rae
Hi Feng
Rabe
Rile Tate
Brisbane
Kedron Park
Saylor
Herne Joy
Joy
Gyntek
Ene
Tooleorum
Neyer & Vacs Sam
Wor
Thres-Quart
Aandeage
Gold
Master Sirod
Sen Sisi Beis
Hse
Chrys ‘Tonio
Lilydale
Seeeny
Kettin Thet
Wen
Coens
Conclusion of Boting Carnival Triumph by Tangéomng Wins
Williamstown reports a large crowd at a carnival race day with fine weather. Tangálomng wins the main event by a length, followed by Amasonia and Duke Rapoll in a sequence of handicap and sprint races featuring numerous horses and jockeys across a full program.
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Williamstown
Wilcon
Afarrbon
Iso Y 'Amasonia
Wirrawnyn Id
Yacstuunds
Duke Nai
Accrington
Amnenit
Vseurmain Sad
She Sraight
Tangaioma
Hares
Suaily
Amax
Duke Rapoll
Phoebus Lad
Warner
Lamang
McGregor
Himpara
Ruwlings
Steel
Secund Ull
Tootsall and Setar Bhd in West Bank Post Merger Talks
In a terse market note, Tootsall and Setar Bhd announce a west bank post merger talks timeline with scheduled meetings and expected decision by late March. Key executives from both firms will attend, outlining potential synergies and regulatory considerations.
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Dooley
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Tootsall
Setar Bhd
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Erpmet
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Hela
Yin
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