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Newspaper

Cairns Post

Location

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Date

Oct 04, 1922

Page

5

Angora Peace Delegation and Greek Withdrawal Debated

London reports Angora Assembly approves Kemal note and authorizes a peace delegate for Mania and peace talks. In the Aegean scene Greek withdrawals and Thrace defense are noted as tensions ease while Russia’s moves to delay and the Scramble for sea power pressuring balances continue. Dialogue with Turkish and Greek officials unfolds amid warnings of naval blockades and broader European realignments.

London Mirdanin Anit Haddy Rumbold Brock Woley Thrace Thrage Angora Londons Russia Benin Carey Saraita Vernon Wesigelen Joe Tord Curent Matis

Fragmentary Washington Quote from Secretary Hughes Speech

Fragmentary OCR text shows a damaged Washington report with a det. of Secretary Hughes and references to Allied actions and American measures. The readable portions imply a government statement about protecting American interests and limits on congressional authority, with scattered phrases about Near Past and forces. The text lacks coherent events or dates.

Washington C._E. Hughes Oera Congress

Fragmented World War I Peace Talks Amid Versailles Tensions

An interview discusses postwar peace aims with references to Versailles and the Langue, noting conflicting powers and the danger of national discord if a clear settlement is not reached. It mentions potential financial support and the risk of control shifting during negotiations.

London Crick Versailles

Spanish Mothers and Emancipation Movement Voices

Fragmented OCR notes discuss Spanish women’s duty to supporting sons and family, urging aid and moral support. The text references women’s role in the emancipation movement, sympathy for seafarers, and social expectations of female virtue and virtue in public life.

Arovice Rome Winnen Gixblader Sain Ana Pyen Spain

JORUYA REFLOATED AT BEIHAI IN STORM TIDE FIASCO

In Beihai a vessel named Joruya was refloated after a chaotic event during a heavy sea. The incident involved two men and caused damage and disruption. Authorities reported delayed movements and planned further checks on structural integrity and navigation equipment.

Brisbane Men Cut Out Complaint By Unemployed

Fragmented text reports a Brisbane dispute about unemployed men and Northern Labor Members. Mentions Mr. Maloney, local political tensions, and alleged schemes affecting Birnie Lane men and northern constituencies. Readable portions are sparse and unclear due to OCR damage.

Brisbane Maloney Barca Hos Borgett Birnie Lane Arnett

Our Main Roads Move Affected by Council Burden

Brisbane October debates on the Main Roads Act Amendment. Mr Moore notes heavy road construction burdens on councils, urging more central responsibility. Mr Deaton cites a sixteen foot wide road in a Shire costing 432 per chain, while Mr Gillies and others discuss scope and representation. The clause passes and the bill proceeds to a second reading.

Brisbane Moore Deaton Alara Gillies Ray Marbor Boss Kiven Rey Mir Theodore Aushoeier Arendt Utherier

Federal Debates in House Discuss War Powers and Tariffs

Fragmentary OCR notes show a debate in the House on war powers and administration during wartime. Mentions Tariff Beare and Fullie Service, with implied concerns over government authority and wartime policy. Session reads as focused on powers of administration and related fiscal measures.

House OF War Mabou War Service Homed Commonwealth Bank

Trouble in Lisbon Postal and Telegraphic Workers

Murky reports describe unrest involving postal and telegraphic workers amid the Gevahsi upheaval. Possible naval and military figures are linked to the revolutionary currents, with factional tensions and suspected plots impacting public order.

Lisbon Postal and Telegraphic

Federal Budget In Ontario Report On Taxation Plans

Melbourne Ontario reports a budget statement noting no increased taxation. The material cites a budget plan with estimated revenue around 22 million pounds and expenditures near 41 million, highlighting anticipated tax implications and government financial figures.

Melbourne Merherson Ehiverinn

Queensland Rail deficit and figures reported

The annual report from the Commission for Mallway notes a £1,743,270 total deficit with rail lines in Queensland showing OPTIONS: 113,649 down on the Cairns Railway. The report records passenger trains totals and mileages, non paying lines losses, and divisions’ deficits across Southern and Northern districts.

Cairns Bristanne Commieslomat Mallway Ibewieh Tiel Norbante Gympie Rocdharmon Langreach Te Crock Carnmire Hoseanthe Cesival Divienan Ili Noranton

Coal strike dissolves as miners end work stoppage

In a tumultuous session the Coal Proprietors Association announced a halt to the one day service strike after securing 4000 workers to resume at the Metropolitan and allied collieries. The federation awaits further communication while the miners anticipate meetings with Weyland and others to press concerns about lost control of operations.

Spetney Southeen Couleli Santh Ciltton Celaior Bull Reina Monat Kemble Weylat Proprietors’ Association Federation

Soviet and Turkish forces in new alignments unfold

Fragmentary report shows Soviet and Turkish forces reorganizing near a conflict zone. Wording hints at troop concentrations and planned movements as combat divisions advance, with unclear specifics on locations or dates.

Eight Hour Day Observance Noted At Grounds

Fragments indicate a local Eight Hour Day event or excursion with mentions of grounds and people likely connected to a gathering or celebration. Limited readable details prevent full identification of participants or exact location.

Divorce boom: amazing scenes at Fiume

In Roma Ove the city of Five Reames reports a heated divorce boom. Divorces are prominent this year as parties dissolve marriages and the event disrupts local life. Officials note rising separations impact Fiume’s revenue.

Fiume Roma Haly Prue

TINO'S DEPARTURE AND GREEK REVOLUTIONARY COM

Fragmented note records Tino's departure amid Greek revolutionary activity. It mentions a writ and temporary decorations, with a claimed advance of one thousand pounds and eighty four expenses for the journey.

Tino HY Com Mufyers AU Gon Athens Sicily

Soviet Forces Prepared to Advance on Northern Vie Front

Fragmented dispatches indicate Soviet units ready to move toward a northern border area as allied positions report readiness. Warnings of opposition and casualties appear amid unclear troop movements and shifting leadership signals.

Pittang Anishee Betas

Allowances for Lower Pie Aie Under Review by Board

Carl Paxton, chairman, presided as the Sent Welles Coal Expedition Board considered subsistence allowances for Towar, including married couples and single men. The meeting focused on end and hat the economy, with poet Hien of Whe Karner noted in context.

Lowison Carl Paxton Sent Welles Karner

Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and events

A garbled OCR fragment mentions several names and roles but lacks coherent events. It references speakers including Metre and Mr Shilline, with unclear premises and actions. The incomplete text prevents clear identification of a specific incident or outcome.

Shilline

Fragmentary OCR reflects party politics debate and voting indecision

Fragmentary text outlines a political clash over Labor Party unity and voting strategy. It mentions the olive beach, factions within the Country and Labor parties, and concerns about intolerant methods, war doctrines, and electoral consequences in the House of Representatives.

Labor Party Olive Beach Narrows Yialan House of Representatives Pacty -Ouiehle v

Butter price declines hit Queensland dairy exports

With warm weather and rainfall easing dairy production, butter stockpiles rise as 4,900 hampers graded for export. Prices slide in Sydney to 205/4, Melbourne 208/ for salted, and Queensland butter pool pushes for exports amid rising stored stock and expected supply adjustments.

Urupane Oda Cueenaland Tatwerk Brisbane Rerio Vinced la Colé London Department of Agricultura Gueenaland Queensland Esport Victoria Sydney Syney

Retreating Rebels Cleared County Cork

A fragmented report notes that Free Staters have practically cleared County Cork of rebels. The text is garbled but indicates government forces advancing and occupying areas as part of suppression efforts.

London Cork

Allied Debts to U S Suggested Partial Cancellation

Partial cancellation of Allied debts to the United States would contribute to world stability and welfare. The fragment references a media relation and global经济 concerns.

U.S United States

Antesoviet Riots Rise in Georgia Tension

Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic scene as unrest spreads in Georgia during the Antesoviet period. The text mentions attempts to quell disorder and references to Lenape and Rusiane players in a confused political context.

Fire at Sommitry Picture Theatre Kills Children

A deadly blaze at Sommritty Del province Macden picture theatre caused multiple deaths, including Takia and Det. J Smeen. The majority of victims were children and authorities declare the incident a fatal panic in the crowded venue.

Takia Det. J

Western ATR Service Postponed

Fragmentary OCR note reports postponement of Western ATR service with garbled names and locations. No clear dates or authorities readable. context suggests transit or rail service delays affecting unspecified region and schedule.

Land Settlement Amendment to Land Act Debated

A parliamentary session discussed amendments to the Land Act focusing on land selection, resumption, and settlement processes. Officials debated Crown land leases, government roles, and the removal of restrictive provisions, with amendments proposed and rejected as the bill progressed toward third reading.

Carey Indi Yin Pasha Pala Mars Geriens Gros Laldereof Romeun Vowie

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