Irish Negotiations and Unionist Conference Tensions
Reports from the Unionist conference show Unity concerns in Southern Ireland and Ulster safeguards. Leaders like Lord Farnaby and Sir Hamar Greenwood push for terms while Sinn Fein threats and British government positions shape the Irish talks at Liverpool and London.
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Lord Perl Loy
Dery
Linlecenve
Eiverpool
Fife
Tulle
Paul de Mane
Marcessit
Unig
Espougey
Sinn Fein
Hey
Ulster
Ireland
Greatian
Mip
Exton
Dowsing Street
Rge
Arine
Shtahartnet of Agriculture
Hamar Greenwood
Etter
Llnyd George
Talia Lercles
Ray
Ian
Thoyd George
Lord Middleton
Treland
Sianarvises
Ronald Mc Neill Sai
Telnet
Worthington Evans
Lees Vent
London
Uigeer Eo
Mengadlat
Braner
Bie
Liverpool
Lloyd Fionnie Mill
Worth Fort
Wieter
The Babe Wish and view the inawaiting wot restore Hale
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a person named Babe and Hale arrangements. Mentions Petra, Trini, and a funeral timing next week. Ambiguous names and places make precise summary difficult. core elements appear to involve a planned event and a memorial context without clear actions or outcomes.
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Ellen Wire
Tas Bay
Iain
Extension Of Sign Of Hours To Present Change
Brisbane observers report the Boot Manufacturers Association sought court approval to extend weekly hours from 44 to 48, permitting apprentices with one to two journeymen. The move aims to curb production slowdowns, with estimates showing half a million boots produced under 44 hours while demand rose. Employers argue the change is necessary. a conference in France noted the shift should end by January.
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Brisbane
Tedge McCawley
Boot Manufacture Association
Hay
Ees
France
Parliament Debates War Tariff and Navy Spending
In Melbourne on November 18 the House of Representatives discussed the renewal of the Sumar Agreement and the wartime tariff. Mr Hughes argued Australia could export wool freely, while defence estimates and new naval works were reviewed. Debates touched on industry remedies, government spending, and loyalty versus treason concerns before adjournment.
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Elbourne
House of Representatives
Hughes
Riley
Jowett
New Zealand
Maloney
Ivughe
Germany
Autralia
Corser
Cominiten
Huginns Mid
Adelaide
Watt
Avy Wan
Mit
Sniler
Id Hoyalty
Bi H Jt
Mr. Page
Navy
Higney Ehleee Tsike
Auction sale at Woodward & Wy to-day and more listings
Fragmented notice describes an auction sale by Woodward & Wy today on Lake Street with stock including drapery, tobacco, medicines and more. It notes the time at 2 pm and refers to a later sale on Thursday and Friday the 27th and 28th with weather and rainfall details and a market summary.
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Woodward & Wy
Savery
Lake Street
Joseph A. Korpie
Ainod
Fuller's censure sparks barge crowd at NSW assembly
In Sydney the NSW Assembly debated religious sensitivities after Fuller's censure. Dooley countered by saying no abduction occurred and warned against police impotence. Government asserted police competency while invoking outcomes for those responsible.
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Sydney
Noy
Geo. Fuller
Dooley
Atv
Mine Partridge
Nada H. Partridge
Cenaare
Hooley
Watter
Australa
Progressives
Idle Vessels to Carry Wheat Amid Harbor Delays
Melbourne reports eleven Commonwealth Line steamers idle awaiting charter after Dilya arrived from Alexandria in ballast and anchored at Hobart Bay. Crew to be paid off tomorrow as disinfecting work continues at Cairns schools amid public concern over delays and health measures.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Line
Dilya
Alexandria
Hobrary Bay
Commonwealth
Repatriation Scheme Faces New Application Limit
The premier announced no fresh repatriation applications after year end. Source notes confusion and ongoing revisions to limits on repatriation, with Commonwealth reductions affecting each state. In Queensland the government set terms for the coming year, shifting repatriation workers to ordinary civilian settlement pathways.
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Arhame
Galtiers
Queensland
Fermant
Englishman Dick in the peat beds revolt tale
London reports a Daily Express correspondent’s account of a peasant revolt. The story centers on an Englishman dubbed Dick, detailing schemes to organize miners, cultivate vegetables and grain, and build a short railway to peat beds. The narrative hints at railway paralysis and alternative peat processing ovens amid industrial disruption.
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London
Daily Express
Avlan Seth Romannie
Brisbanes Grand Old Man Honored With 4830 Gift
John McMaster known as Drishhies Grand Old Man was presented a cheque for 4830 in recognition of his lifelong public service to Brisbane and Queensland. Sir Robert Philp led the presentation in the Town Hall before a large representative gathering. McMaster began public life in the early days and served on the Council most years, later entering the Legislative Assembly and reconciling the Valley area before stepping back.
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Brisbane
John McMaster
Drishhie
Wen
Brishane
Robert Philp
Heber
Legislatio
A Little Fracass Involving Booze Sparks Armed Alarm
Report from Budapest describes a troubled incident with military units and a wounded Drinber. Police inspector Daley received advice after a man from Bolwarta Watson vanished near Alma-Den. Fossilbrook police and a tracker pursue leads at the Girls' School urging security and support.
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Bush
Mr. Daley
Bolwarta Watson
Alma-Den
Natice
Fossilbrook
State Enterprises Report Shows Depreciation and Decline
A garbled record details state enterprise finance, noting depreciation, cash credits, and Treasury allocations. It remarks on cannery subsidy losses, factory pressures, and declining ready values since early records, with figures and sections from state accounts and related agencies.
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EMI
State Cannery
OPA
Super Produce
Stave
Ind
Cox
Plague Scare as Rats Examined at Cairne Lab
In the Cairne Laboratory an examination of rats found no plague carriers. Reports mention deaths at Townsville and Port Douglas, with several patients confined in hospitals. A sick woman from South Bi hane is noted, and another death is reported near Port uni Thursday.
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South Bihane
Hoaply Tal
Port Uni Thureday
Unclear text on Innisfail hotels and embargo lifting
Fragmentary report from Innisfail discusses waterside workers lifting an embargo on one hotel with a condition about board. Another hotel remains under embargo as readers note confusion and incomplete details.
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Innisfail
Washington Conference Prompts Global Duty Bright Hope
In London Bonar Law discusses the Washington Conference urging a new era of global cooperation. He frames the talks as a practical duty to promote peaceful, durable arrangements benefiting nations and history alike.
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London
Bonar Law
Washington
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Omer
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D. J. Moynahan
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Phows
Joe Wiltshire
Tase
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