British trade unions and Labour Party clash over universal duties
A distorted summary notes a heated exchange on trade union power and government policy. It cites Britain's labor movement, the Trade Union Congress, and the Labour Party debating sovereignty, non‑unionist pressures, and the right to collective decisions amid economic strain. The piece emphasizes loyalty to union principles and the struggle to balance unity with individual worker freedoms.
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Australians face pivotal election battle over federation future
The Cairns Post previews Australia’s Federal election with attacks on direct action and communism. It argues Labor factions threaten White Australia, warns against Communist influence in unions, and questions defense and empire ties as voters prepare to decide.
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Annake
Australian Federation
Commonwealth
Australia
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Garden
Grant Stamp
Mena
Charling
Theodore
Sue
Herbert
Kennedy
Communiom
New South Wales
Trades Council
Labor Party
Workers of Australia
Austratia
Holt
Fragmentary health report notes and travel details
The readable portions describe a dated time sequence noting November events with references to moon phase and river activity. A named individual is mentioned with medical or transport actions, and a conveyance to a district, with incomplete travel progression toward Brisbane.
Knot tying and string trick for removing a knot
A reader asks how to untie a stubborn knot with a simple tool. The proposed method uses a skewer or similar instrument to work the knot apart from the center, applying steady pressure until the strands loosen.
Winds and labor notes from Cairns harbor and council
A garbled report mentions a shovel accident injuring a laborer at Cairns Harbor Board and notes council actions on house number plates. It also records a diocesan examination honors for Nancy Walls and Vera Walker, plus a court entry fining a defendant £2 with restitution and a one month imprisonment option.
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Ation
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Nancy Walls
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Vera” Walker
Thalice Court
Asialen
Ferry activity at Cairns waterfront after recent trouble
Harbor traffic showed notable movement with vessels including the Lanimorav, Havre, Innisfail, and Inter-State Bombala among ships listed as in port or due at Cairns. The Morinda and St Allana were noted nearby with arrivals and departures planned toward Papuan ports and Sydney.
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Havre
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Cairne
Ang Wi Mae Heu Ie
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Morinda
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Isbane
Sydney
Rome
St. Allana
Darwin
Amiee
Fragmented obituary notes recount clergy and community ties
The text outlines a series of ecclesiastical figures and laymen connected to the Diocese and various orders. It mentions graduation from the College of the Sacred Mission in 1902 and long service in monastic and parish roles, with references to St Barnabas and St John the Missal. The passage is fragmentary and reflective of church history and community leadership.
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Alee
Nort la
Thomas
Star of St. John
Ms Rti Gates
Hans Amt
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Auctioneers hold public sales across towns tomorrow
Messrs A. Nevitt and Co will conduct public auctions in Abbattestreet and adjoining areas with listings of household furnishings and effects. Events include a December sale at the old building and a tropical venue event in the city.
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Lan
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Ca Woneers
Theodore exasperation in parliament sparks debate
A fragmented report cites a heated exchange over Theodore and the Socratic party, detailing claims about defence, taxation, and policy, with calls for his entry to federal parliament. The Brisbane Telegraph notes opposition views and mentions Queen Street activity.
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Andratia
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Great Northern Jrerhold Tincol Ltd Item
A telegram from Herberton reports a case of ore concentration with figures cited as 30 for a sale and 146 for another measurement.
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Tincol Ltd
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Roma Street market faces decline in values
At Roma street in Brisbane dated November 14, prices for females show declines with figures indicating reductions from 4 10 5 3. The report notes softer market conditions and lower demand affecting values.
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Roma Street
Ambulance Dash Causes Escape and Crash in Lithgow
A reported incident in Lithgow on November 1 describes an ambulance dash escape by officers ending in a wreck. One officer reportedly jumped from the vehicle as it collided, wheels became stuck, and the car swerved into a barrier. injuries to officers are described as not serious.
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Disorder in Dublin Leaves Dozens Injured or Dead
Reported clashes in Dublin result in fifteen killed and fifteen injured as police remove several Republicans from the crowd. Placards reference prisoners in jail. The scene unfolds with chaotic rhetoric and disrupted events amid political tensions.
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Lew Th
Aol
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Reuter
Kennedy Elector Calls for Kennedy Member Step Aside
A reader urges the Kennedy electorate to replace the current member to elect a candidate more active for Kennedy’s needs while noting the region’s wealth and industry. The letter questions the present MP’s engagement and suggests a younger, more attentive representative would better advance local interests.
Fire Brigade clashes over club fees and hall exit dispute
Letter from Cairns reader attacks Fire Brigade Superintendent and Board for inaction over Aquatic Club fees and a blocked hall exit. He laments lack of safety with youths gathering, cites council neglect, and criticizes political influence during federal campaign.
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Fire Brigade
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Sill
Werhapa
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Inis
Queensland Considers Timber Duties Policy
The Timber Board reports that Queensland cannot raise timber duties without affecting other states. It recommends free admission of specified timber used for domestic boxmaking, arguing current tariffs harm trade and expose the Commonwealth to disputes. The executive committee will continue to study the issue and report further.
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Protean
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