Hives Addresses Cairns Campaign in Irish Association Hall
Mr CV Hives, the Northern Country Party candidate for Cairns, spoke to a large audience at the Irish Association's Hall on Wednesday. He admitted he was no orator and defended past statements, urged a stable government, and criticised railway and price fixing policies while emphasising separation for North Queensland and government accountability. Members of the audience and local figures, including Mayor Al J Hoare, attended and reacted with applause and questions.
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Irish Association
CV. Hives
Northern Country Party
Cairns
al J G. Hoare
Piashrens
Mesors
TD Headrick
Wkn Alcorn
John Mann
Griffin
Non March
Hives
Corre Tome
Balinda
Corsa
Merifore
Edmonton
Viiwes
Newhane
Alma
Moves
Feckeog
Caucas
Hia
Mhilp
Leiden Woolers
Yset
Greeneland
Vimes
Cook
England
Cowley
Tee
Vowe
Mr. Hives
Queensland
Kanaka
Queensland Railways
Bowes
WC Griffin
Gordonvale
Mines
Hines
Grit
Tilly Hughes
Mr Hughes
Australia
Queenebod
Aguplamee
Jobs Mann
Cains
Legislative Assembly
Ereconte Pener
Mlacnuza
Aml I Howe
Uf Beleve
Biwes
Mann
Ethe- Tilge
London
National Party
Labor Party
Mamm
Wes
Planse
Mann Sa
Labor
Hine
H. K. N. McDonnell
H.R. Gelston
Country Party
Herbert
Ming's Mall South Jubnetene
Gelstah
Pollock
Geretary
Farrell
Mniot
Rose Ani
Agnes Tow
Shaw
Brisbane National Party
Gelston
Amuid
Mysuf
Innisfail
Makime
Mr Shaw
Porcy
Sesser
PT. OG. Shaw
Uhatenen
OF Farrell
H Ll. Works
Qualification for Voters Extension of Education Inquiry
Fragmented excerpt presents questions on education suffrage, currency of arithmetic and economics. It cites 1919-1920 data with railways, taxation and expenditure percentages, asks about vanishing point in transit theory, and critiques extravagance versus personal spending in 1920. Contains unclear names and figures due to OCR.
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Railways
Queensind
Veniching Point Island Railways
Theodore
Oman
Heroers
WO Hives
Kama
Eschm Seat Electors Seek Support for McCarthy
The letter from G. W. Free and H. I. Works urges electors of Fachanm to back McCarthy in Parliament. It notes many are tired of misrepresentation and urges a decisive vote when polls close next Saturday night.
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Mary
McCarthy
Acquistton
G. W. Free
H. I. Works
Once Bitten. Investors Twice Shy. Mackay Ot
A Northern Country Party meeting hears Colonel Rankin defend government policy amid investor sentiment in England. Rankin, manager of Omeenstand Collenesia, urges directors to extend coal works, seeking land for shafts but receives no reply from London. The report links ongoing land act reforms, local pastorals, and a new pastoral company tied to Mr. Ryan.
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MacKay
Country Party
Rankin
Jhw O
England
Omeenstand
Collenesia
London
Rankins
Lal
Ryan
Mir Theodore
K. B. Dhore
Qreen Street
Brwhane
Hartley Family Battle Over Defamation Allegations
In Rockhampton last week Mr Herold Marties attacked Senator Fell regarding matters tied to local politics. Fell demanded a political apology. Martlew did not comply and was served with a defamation action, while Larcombe challenged figures cited by Hartley.
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Rockhampton. Co
Herold Marties
la Jbor
Fitzrey
Senator Foll
Foll
Hartlew
Martlew
Fell
Notance
Loo
Larcombe
Hartley Accepts Larcombe Challenge to Prove Railways Claim
Reform era figure Mr Hartley accepts Larcombe's challenge after returning from the country. He says he will prove the correctness of the assertion regarding the railways at Yeppoon, signaling a public confrontation over the claimed railway project and its location.
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Hartley
Larcombe
Yeppoon
Labor Fears Country Party Amid Brisbane Meeting
A Brisbane rally features Mr Theodore denouncing London financiers as brigands and urging intrusive steps against insurers and mortgage firms. Dramas ensue as Mr Gelston defends the Country Party's stance, while Mr Shaw of the National Party is pressed about political alignments. Attendee questions and a tense exchange follow.
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Brisbane
Theodore
London
Menry
R Bi. Dore
Queen, Street
Prisbane
Fibelly Seeks to Clarify Governor Appointment Claims
Brisbane dispatch reports Acting Premier Fibelly addressing remarks attributed to Sir A Cowley. He denies saying the delegation influenced the Governor’s appointment, noting the Governor’s name was known to Mr Theodore before the London delegates arrived. Fibelly cites Lord Milner’s reply affirming adherence to the normal constitutional process for the appointment.
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Brisbane
Theodore Ord
Theodore
Fidelly
Lord Milner
Australia
Bownd
Governor Clarifies Constance With Government Course
The speaker states he chose his duty without local influence or personal motives after consulting the Government, asserting prior determination before meeting Theodore or the delegation. Queensland observers comment on proposed policies that may affect loans, land policy, and political stance.
Soviet Faith in London Notes Postponed Trade Talks
The Evening Standard says Soviet trade negotiations are indefinitely postponed pending a satisfactory reply to its note on Soviet prisoners and Molchowik propaganda. It reports shipments to Marseilles and Wrangel cargoes, Lenin urging communists to replace moderate labor leaders, and French actions amid a broader European clash with the Soviet state.
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London
Marseilles
Seastepal
General Wrangel
Lrom
Sylwia Pankhers
Gretgre
Britain
Lenin
Paris
Constantinople
Russia
Ukraine
France
London debates Irish policy amid plotting and leaks
London reports show politicians arguing over Ireland with leak scandals and spylike plots. References to Asquith Grey plan, Dominion status, and an arbitration court in a town hall frame a tense policy dispute amid wartime concerns.
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London
Oet & Symington
Prixton
Egal
Ieee
Warka Cirbor
Eric
Low
Wrebole
Eiplah Biresch
Samm Fem
Sprumgton Bimech
Asgarth
Ireland
Arisong
Vieogtarty
Nequith
Mas Do Tse
Sim Fria
Tr Asquth
Weotminster Gazette
Viscount Grey
Mr Asquith
Sens
Weford
Me Carls
Sebal
Shebberern
Filieen
Auane
Townsville butcher incident leaves crew unpaid
Fragmentary text suggests a dispute in Townsville involving a crew and a merchant named Gehan and Gourie over payment, with threats or demands for wares. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Townsville
Creek Butchers
T ’ Gehan
Ano Gourie
Meeting for tree–race event and fund drive announced
Enthusiasts of tree-race are invited to a Beattie's Hall meeting on October 11 at 3 p.m. to support the Harvey fund. W. M. Simmonds, secretary. Mr M Comon informs Atherton customers he has sold his business to Mr M Lisha. All accounts due to Comon to be paid to solicitor Rose, Atherton.
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Beattie
al Harvey
M. Comon
Atherton
M. Lisha
M. ‘Comon
Mg. Rose
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Queen Street
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Ton Pion Cherie
Franersterckes
Joe Cms
Land Poley
Abinda Hospital Building Fund
W. M. Simmonds
Creary
Ees
Eleef
Ate Comsise
Mnoous Sethe Fruherese
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