Aloomba Farmers Meeting on Suppliers at Hambledon Mill
A meeting of Aloomba farmers and suppliers was held at Hoowta on Wednesday called by Mr. Pie Manager at Hambledon Mill to discuss supplying areas. Attendees included Aloomba Farmers' Association leaders and local mill officials. Discussion covered arrangements to prevent shortage and ensure cooperative action.
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Ota
Imapecter
Coopers
Moulerase Central Mills
Wonderlens Telescepters
Mulgrave
Nowerves
Rene
Mulerawe
Parliamentary crisis as representatives face recall and naval talks
Federal parliament faces a chaotic scene with representatives accused of misleading the House secretary and discussions over naval affairs. A delegation from the Pot naval service seeks to discuss naval movements while the government denies any public rift, amid tension between ministers and opposition.
Unclear text on anti dumping protest in Loxton
Fragmentary record reports anti dumping discussions in Loxton with Liberal and Reform factions holding meetings. The garbled text references parliamentary terms, protests, and a push for parliamentary approval, mentioning bodies and majorities in a contested political setting.
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Loxton
Loveul Veng
Fragmentary World War I Telegraph Snippet From France
A garbled dispatch from London dated November 1 references wreaths, figures like Foch, and new telegraphs. The text mildews into incomplete phrases about health and public figures, leaving a trace of war correspondence and ceremonial mentions without coherent context.
Path to peace amid German reparations and Irish issues
London flags delays in peace progress with Germany and Russia. Leaders urge patient, persistent efforts to remove prejudices and honor obligations while warning extremists in Ireland and Britain that real peace requires fair handling of both war and postwar duties.
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Russia
Bolshevic
Ireland
Britain
Clory
Liquor Referendum in Brisbane Votes Tally Slowly
The report shows early tallies for Brisbane liquor referendum divisions with state management options and continuance counts. It notes many votes remain to be counted and that current totals fall short of the overall prohibition threshold.
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Brisbane
Northbern
Ill-Mated Pair Ends in Tragedy at Surry Hills
In Sydney at Surry Hills a double tragedy ends with the murder of European wire worker and Chinese cabinetmaker Well Sing. Neighbors heard gunshots and police found the woman dead near the hall with a revolver by her side. The wife had wed only weeks earlier and Sing is said to have threatened her lately.
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Sydney
Surry Hills
Well Sing
Bhe
Sing Ly
Sing
Robt Philp Welcomed Back Home in Brisbane
Returning from England broadcaster Robt Philp arrived in Brisbane to cheers from a large crowd. A Caledonian pipe band led the welcome as Philp and his wife Beartily stepped from the carriage, with Sir A Cowley and J P e among Con travail Defence Committee members meeting the delegation.
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Brisbane
Rott Philp
Nebt
Fagland
Sydney Mail
Caledonian
Boone
A. Cowley
J. P
Conjsaivors Defence Committee
Lou Ih
Alleged Mack and Ian Notices Placed in Athlone
London reports placards in Athlone ordering all factories and shops to close on Thursday to honor war figures and police deaths. Police arrest farmers in the Ranky Mountains amid discoveries of bombs rifles and explosives in farm buildings. In Athlone four men are arrested and two women are shot dead during the incident.
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London
Mack
Ian
Athlone
Ireland
Ranky
Aeferi
Hughes Commoanwealth Defence Speech Criticized
The Times comments on Mr Hughes speech argues it signals a push to hasten imperial defence and League preparation. It suggests Mr Hughes may warn the British government to prepare for crisis and consolidate the Covenant in the face of pacific risks.
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New York
The
New York “Times
Hughes
League
Mowhes
Downing Street
A Lismore Tragedy in New South Wales
Sydney reports a farmer, Lewis Lambert, aged 54, shot dead near Lismore at Istomville while his daughter Olga was with him. A soldier named Herbert Walter Joiner, who admired Miss Lambert, fled after an exchange in church seating and was later found unconscious with a bullet wound. A rifle and small revolver were found nearby. Joiner died in hospital and Lambert’s death is under investigation.
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Sydney
Lewis Lambert
Istomville
Lismore
Herbert Walter Joiner
Lambert
Dawnhrer
Jhes
Miss Lambert
Joimer
Joiner
Olga
Alyhee
Planning Press Outrage in New York District
Police ring the financial district after threats of a Wall Street bombing. Officers order drivers to show credentials and inspect vehicles while demanding explanations of intents in the district.
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New York
Wall Street
Financial District
Main Roads Board to be restructured in Brisbane
Brisbane November 10 Mr Fidelly announced that the two other members of the Main Roads Board would probably be chosen soon. The Cabinet considered that the main roads work should be carried on solely by Mr Cone and decided in favor of a full restructuring.
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Brisbane
Fidelly
Cone
Complete cessation in Brisbane for Artistice Day
In Brisbane on November 10 the Baik Department arranged a complete cessation of all railway business and work. The tram will stop for two minutes in observance of Artistice Day.
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Brisbane
Baik
Lost Aviators Inquiry Resumed Over Amelia J Search
Melbourne case resumes as military inquiry into the circ umstances surrounding the clearance of Captain Stutt and Sergeant Dalzeil during the Amelia J search continues. Evidence closed, counsel claims blame for the voyage that was rushed. Court findings will be sent to the Minister for Defence.
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Melbourne
Stutt
Dalzeil
Amelia J
Carr
Defence
King’s message on empire-wide two minutes’ silence observed
Melbourne reports a cablegram from Lord Miner to the Governor-General stating the King has expressed support for a two minutes’ silence across the British Empire starting November 11. The message reinforces formal business and documentation during the period of silent mourning.
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Melbourne
Lord Miner
Give Up Borrowing. Sensible Advice From Sir Robert Philp
Sydney reports Sir Robert Philp urges Australia to end borrowing and rely on economy. He argues governments should set an example, noting Britain faces Irish and Egyptian questions and postwar recovery needs, while Australia currently banks on borrowed money.
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Sir Robert Philp
Sydney
Australia
England
Aninfrant
Brita
Anid
R Phi
Lady Phattet
Brishame Teocduy
Burglary attempt Near Sydney Ends With Police Confrontation
In Sydney the scene unfolded as three recent break ins spurred a night watch by constables. They entered the premises after two shots were heard and found a man firing at what he believed were burglars. no injuries reported as officers identified themselves.
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Sydney
Boardman
George Plockton
Greenwood case verdict and life story sale reported
In London High Court Greenwood faced a jury as verdict drew cheers in court. Telegraphs and reports note Carmarthen telegraphs, thousands of words sent by wire and more than 1400 phone calls. It is announced Greenwood has sold his life story to a London publisher for £5600.
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London
New
Sattig
Carmarthen Bist
Greenwood
Wilson Back Number and Treaty Notes
New York City Times dispatches discuss President Wilson and the fate of the treaty. Senator Curtis and Senator Hirti are cited as Republican leadership weighing strategy. The piece suggests the Senate may delay or withhold approval, awaiting the new Congress session and Hardinge’s actions.
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New York
City Times
Washington
Taiwanian Military Pact Collapse Reported Amid China Tensions
A fragment from a dated news page notes Japan and China maneuvering around a military accord. It mentions Bekiy and Bentences about canceling a China Japanese agreement and Japan’s claimed right to cooperate with China within the Manchurian context.
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TORIO
Noyot
Bekiy
China
Japan
Melbourne commercial traveler Harwood dies by self harm at Regent Palace
Charles Free Harwood a Melbourne commercial traveler died by his own act at Regent Palace by leaping from a window forty feet high. The inquest noted death by act of self-destruction.
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London
Charles Free Harwood
Melbourne
Regent Palace
France wary of Scandinavian amendments to League covenant
Paris dispatch says France suspects Scandinavians want changes to the League of Nations covenant at Geneva. The amendments would allow former enemy nations to join the League. Germany has not requested admission yet.
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London
New South Wales Budget Presented by Treasurer
The New South Wales treasurer presented the budget with estimates showing higher government expenditure and a projected surplus unlikely after adjustments. The report notes increased spending on public debt interest, transport and other services, with new revenue measures proposed to balance accounts and a deficit prior year recorded.
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Sydney
Bnequire
Surehue
Firgothek
Firgpatrick Pavert Smpathy
Lang
Denominational Schools Bossed Up For Teacher Awards
Justice McCawley heard arguments on whether the court could award pay for teachers in denominational schools under the act. Churches like Church of Bre an Grammar School opposed the jury’s reach, while Brisbanes Christian Brothers and Nudgee College backed varying positions. The judge indicated the act covers secondary school assistant masters and their employees, but exemptions may apply if teachers are not employees. further employment conditions must be reviewed.
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Briseanf
MetCawley
Church of Bre An
Brother Ryan
Nudgee College
J. McCarthy
N. Connell
Christian Bros
McCawley
Reegnor J
Soto Scheme Theat May Displeass Forestry Service
BRISBANE Nov It is understood some details of the scheme for the reorganisation of the Queensland Forestry Service have caused dissatisfaction among the service. The proposals may reduce the strength of the forestry branch, alarming officials in country districts. Mr Bonds, secretary to the Professional Officers Association, says cabinet consideration is expected.
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Brisbane
Queensland Forestry
Bonds
Professional Oficers’ Association
Cert Honson
Exterleet Te Mir cd
Polish reports say 12000 Germans in Lithuanian army
Copenhagen dispatch says twelve thousand German soldiers serve with Lithuanian forces under Zeligowsky and many have been captured. A Davaran officer named Von Falkenberg arrives at Tilsit to supervise transport. Another German officer claims sixty thousand men at Sealer are ready to move to Lithuania.
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Copenhagen
Zeligowsky
Aaserta
Prossis
von Falkenberg
Tilsit
Sealer
Lithuania
Archbishop Candidates Favored In London Prominent Clergy View
The Evening News reports promotive talk on prime candidates for Canterbury with Bishops of Lichfield, Oxford, Birmingham, Norwich named. Dr Donaldson of Brisbane is noted as a probable contender.
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London
Evening News
Canterbury
Lichfield
Mingham
Norwich
Puntos Cuessonare
Donaldson
Brisbane
Throat Cutting Tragedy in Queanbeyan
In Queanbeyan a mother Staton was found with a self inflicted throat wound after attempting harm to her child. Her husband was found nearby with a similar fatal throat cut and died shortly after. The scene suggests a family tragedy with both spouses fatally wounded.
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Queanbeyan
Wintoen
Staton
Strike Tale From Perth Sees Delays and Vouchers
Fragmentary report from Perth notes civil service delays in Parliament over an appeal board decision. Mention of vouchers and work-related matters hints at ongoing disputes and potential delays in service actions. The text is incomplete but indicates a strike narrative tied to government labor procedures.
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Perth
Service Appeal Board
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