Sugar Prices Debate in Ti Hall Grenville
Premier Theodore addresses a crowd at Ti Hall Grenville arguing the Labor government has pursued real cane industry reforms. The conference discussed cane pricing, with Mr Doherty proposing adjustments, and delegates weighing options on price and government roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Mer Theodore
Delecates
Theodore
T Theodore
G. MO Pritchard
ASIAL
Gilles Dy
Crawanal
Aeale
Owen
Hughes
Denne
Dore
Queen Ceeet
The Rolls Show Glaring Anomalies in Electorate Seats
A Brisbane notice reports anomalies in the rolls for October 9 with five electorates and corresponding forests, all held by National party, while five with lowest enrollments are held by Labor. It notes 52491 National electors versus 5217 Labor electors, a plural voting effect, compares individual counts including W. H. Varnes and Labor figures, and mentions revision rules under the Act with no changes since a prior date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brishane
Ferest Cordments
Vie
Botwoba
Sedah
Oxley
Morrone
Toowene
Nationaliere
Durke
Chillagoe
Chieenton
Kennedy
Charters Towers
Loker
For Lohr
W. H. Varnes
Nations
Mualinha
Meosre Riordan
Theodore
Winstanley
O'Sullivan
Wellingtons
Labor
Murrumrta
Queenton
Bourke
Wil
K B. Dore
Queen Street
Brisbane
Mr McCarthy Campaign Faces Strong Show of Support
Mr McCarthy, candidate for Tacha at the primary, continues to gain support. At the Upper Darron on Wednesday he received a unanimous show of confidence from a large turnout. Analysts see prospects of a solid campaign for the challenger McMahon, Atherton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McCarthy
Darron
Wermenday
J McMahon
Atherton
Mr Hives Campaign Meeting Plans Polling Day Work
A campaign committee meeting will be held at the Urgan owe office to discuss arrangements for polling day and other preliminary tasks. Mr Hives is to address a Sunday Babinda gathering with Country Party supporters in attendance, with further committee meetings planned to organize polling at local booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hives
Urganowe
Omngry Harty
Babinda
Comumurtee
W. Pree
Sugar Industry Debate Claims Credit For Cane Rise
A fragmentary speech discusses which party deserves credit for higher sugar prices. It notes Canegrowers, United Cane Growers Association, and others supported price rises while opposing groups credit the Labor government reforms. References to Swayne Mirani Tudor Theodore Hughes Ryan and historical sugar price debates are included in the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Ue Swayne
Mirani
Mackay
United Dane ‘Rowers’ Association
Australian Ducat Mariners’ Association
Tonkin
Hughes
Theodore
Tudor
Federal House
Leamen
Theotore
United Cane Growers’ Association
Seante
Casean
Sean
Ryan
Aeroplane Premier Mere Tour Cancelled in Brisbane
Brisbane dispatch reports the proposed north tour by the Premier by air has been canceled with plans to use train and motor car instead. The police commissioner was asked for details on alleged airplane tampering but declined to comment. The aircraft remained at Pimpane where it was forced to land on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Theodore
Pimpane
A Shorter Week Inquiries Open In Sydney
Sydney the Work Week reform inquiry opened with His Honor Jodec Reeby presiding. He outlined a plan to study hours across iron and building trades and report to Parliament. An adjournment to Wednesday was agreed after discussions on timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Jodec Reeby
Hoard of Trade
Oateet
Great Britain
United States of America
Wiltshire Steamer Diverted From Newcastle Load
BRISBANE Sept 30 The steamer Wiltshire moved from Musgrave Street wharf on Tuesday to Moreton Heads and will await orders. She was to load frozen meat at Townsville for the United Kingdom but was diverted due to unsatisfactory conditions on the water front at the northern port.
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Brisbane
Wiltshire
Musgrave Street
Moreton Hay
Newcastle Heads
Townsville
United Kingdom
NSW Labor Council Sees Unions Withdraw Support
Following the Stone masons Union example two other groups the Marine Motor Boat Drivers Union and the Cabmen's Union pulled out of the New South Wales Labor Council over extreme delegate views. The council appeals to unions for funds to cover delegate J Garden's trip to the International Trade Union Congress next year. The Gas Union and Hairdressers Council chose not to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Stonemasons 'Union
Marine Motor Boat Drivers” Union
Cabren
Unio
New South Wales Labor Council
Lapeer Council
Saemgeans
J. Garden
International Trade Union Congress
Eech
Gas Union
Caead
Townsville Meatworks to Close Early Citing Shipping Shortage
Townsville reports indicate meatworks will close next month due to shipping shortages. An estimated 15,000 cattle will remain untreated as the steamer Wiltehire fails to arrive. Ross River works end in two to three weeks, Aligator Creek continues until mid October, and Bordekin works are slated to close earlier.
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Townsville
Clive
Wiltehire
Ross River
Aligator Creek
Qeteber
Bordekin
New South Wales Politics and British Financial Ties
Report from Sydney and London outlines passage of a government bill with minimal protests. Mr Waddell criticizes lack of amendments. London notes bankers association urging greater cooperation among governments municipalities and railways amid concerns over private property relations.
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London
Bankers’ Association
Mining Crisis and Coal Conference Collapse
A coal conference ends without a wage plan accepting by miners and owners. Negotiations over output based wage schemes fail after four days of talks. Government to receive separate reports as unions push for immediate wage increases linked to output. Press voices split on proposals while the public urged to back reason and justice.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Lievd George
Lam
Smillie
Liewd Teorge
Liew
George
Daily “Chronicle
Miners’ Federation
Daily Express
the “Daily News
Atherton Show Opens with Crowd Despite Afternoon Rain
Atherton Sept 30 a strong breeze and showers marred the day but a large crowd attended the Atherton show with excursion crowds fully packed. The hugh jump was won by Wayehs Cakewalk clearing six feet and then ten inches. Open Hunter's Flat went to Mr M L Cochrane and Fein won the Consolation Hunters. The Richardson Cup and grand championships in poultry were awarded with further awards to be published later.
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Atherton
Arzali
Werlberton
Marecha
Eve Temim
Hugh Jemp
Wayeh
Jin
Chener
Mardin
Fein
M. L. Cochrane
Rioting in Belfast as Sinn Fein attacks and military retaliation
London reports Sinn Fein gunfire in Belfast last night prompting a military raid, burning of the Town Hall, creamery and homes with losses running into thousands of pounds. Viscount Grey criticizes government, urging a single policy for Britain and Ireland and a phased return of home rule within two years.
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London
Belfast
Sinn
Viscount Grey
Westminster Gazette
Trelamd
Marliament
Ireland
Hikcess Seome
Britain
New Zealand Strikes Paralyze Wellington Port and Mines
Industrial unrest spreads through Wellington as coal and cement shortages bite. State mines show slight improvement as workers resume, Mortland Co cement shortage halts operations, Auckland faces severe coal shortage with no trains and dwindling gas service. City utilities warn of economic disruption while port trade stalls due to work stoppages over pay during idled periods.
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Wellington
Mortland Co
Leiden
Auckland
Wellacton
Bolshevik Reversals Reported by Copenhagen Dispatch
Copenhagen dispatches report Bolshevik setbacks as General Nazerov leads Wrangel forces to push Bolshevik fronts near Teartown. Red divisions retreat as Cossacks rebel against Lenin and Trotsky. Polish lines claim captures near Grodno and near Drobeczy, with cavalry active northeast of Lidavono.
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Copenhagen
Nazerov
Wrangel
Bolshevsk
Teartown
Koban
Lenin
Trotsky
Zee
Drobeczy
Grodno
Lidavono
Notorious French Criminal Sentenced at Bow Street
Eddie Guerin, famed French criminal who once received a life term in Paris in 1901 and escaped Devil's Island, has been sentenced to three months at Bow Street for loitering and assaulting a detective.
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London
Eddie Gorrin
Bow Street
Guerin
Paris
Devil's Island
Morning gallops at Randwick report full of pace and names
Sydney measures dry sprint trials at Randwick with Finmark beating Keo and Paquhatt by margins, plus many horses clocking routes from seven to nine furlongs. Notable times include intrepid miles and half miles, with Derby contenders and Rosehill entries like Chryscians and Remition listed among performances and pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Randwick
Finmark
Keo
Paquhatt
Pottre
Tal Pershore
Fearte
Elkin
Crewevilliy
Coolstone
Speedality
Beauth
Dally
Strathredite
Stapetight
Joeee Kasheie
Teavelle
Daarewin
Dunwil
Wirraway
Petruchio
Wanaterrta
Victrola
Hetan
Prince Viridis
Ambertown
Sie
Rewarchies
Derby
Wade
Jarnac
Cool Light
Trevannon
Toy
Elinore
Deprone
Aranap
Laddie Bloe
Jack Findlay
Chryscians
Rosehill
Tamerbury
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Premier Theodore
Mr. Hives
Shona
Strikeville
Yrores Ci
New South Wales
Cos Dney
Five Council
Waddell
Amsterdam
Grey
New Zealand
KING
Seeend
Fact
Mathemel Meall
Ancient
Utocia
Sorest
Charchalis
Travetlera
Terme
Pairns
Amateur Operatic | Society
Mitchell-Let
Abbott Street
Bumness
Meticals
Re Went T ‘Om
Malliband
Adelaide Steamship CO
Warooka
Rockhampton
Aloomea Farmers’ Hall
C. Golamby
Thos Ryan
Is Ryan
Mareeba
Bouy
Uuren
England
Church of England
Morton
Deeral
Therton Tableland
Pany Products
Mark Twain
Alrmond
Amd
Wallace
Koma
Stiteborg
Skort Harrow
Lee Wren
Wae
Howe
Allens
Boland’s Ltd
the Department Stores
Kiwis
Mayeshiba’s Emporium
Treet
Cairns
Bexcee
W. A. Collins, Chemist
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