State Trading Losses Reported for State Stations
The annual report on state enterprises ends June 30 1922 shows a large deficit for State Stations with 80.45 paid to the Treasury and total interest for the year of 101549. The number of employees was 53 and several enterprises performed worse than the prior year. Net losses across stations include cattle values written down and a deficit of 1084 disclosed for the year.
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Beryshisiye
Cetalen
Tegarrmoetit
Muir
Ensvec
Treasury
Judebtertnese Ty Treasury
LUSK
Mronhorce Tsaio
Bish Supply
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Binrel
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Mme
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Timdado
Cawle
Ays
Hall Ap Proverheck Elite Ani Critiyer
Doctor Charged Amid Bleak Hospital Reports
A doctored report details charges following a Royal Alexandre Hospital examination of children declared tubercular. It notes private treatment costs and a local bazaar proceeds directed to a trip fund. Several community events are organized to cover the balance, including a concert in Cairns and a district gathering next Thursday.
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Hothuwal
Royal Alexandre Hospital
Cairo
Am Citisens
West Hone
Cairns
Premier's Reply to Mr Vowles in Brisbane Debate
Brisbane October 19 The Premier defends government measures against Mr Vowles and Mr Swayne claiming the government passed key acts for primary producers and farm relief. He accuses the opposition of wasting time and cites long debates on financial statements and departmental discussions as unproductive.
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Brisbane
Voales
Swayne
Seereniey
Bari Siuiprening
Country Party
Canary Cettres
Lowies
Rome
Vowles
Labor
Coming Elections and White Australia Policy Proposals
Melbourne reports a conference by the Convoy Party uniting the Liberal Union and Country Party and the Australian Legion to coordinate forces for the upcoming elections. Plans include maintaining White Australia policy, restoring responsible government, lowering taxes, and replacing the Arbitration Court with wage boards. elementum candidates from Progressive Liberals aligned with Country Party.
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Melbourne
Convey Party
Liberal Union
Country Party
Australian Legion
Australia
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Progressive Liberals
Anppaid
Progressive Liberal
Hotel Charleville Fire Destroys Old Building
Out own correspondent reports a fire at Charleville in the early hours gutted the School of Arts building. Owner Aalesader Fiten says an explosion in the store room near the bar awakened him. He cites spontaneous combustion of spirits as the fire’s cause as flames spread rapidly through the wooden structure. Insurance stood at 42,625 while Fites estimates loss near 000.
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Charleville
School of Artyce
Aalesader Fiten
Tcensee
Tomiente
Fites
Floods in India Disastrous with 1700 Square Miles Inundated
Reports describe severe flooding across Bengal and nearby regions. More than 20 deaths are feared as 1700 square miles flood, destroying crops and homes. Preventive measures including vaccinators and disinfection teams dispatched. efforts focus on relief, sanitation, and shelter, with notices of auctions and supplies for farmers shared.
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Bera
Entcares
YACHTMEN S LONG TRIP SINGAPORE TO BAREVIN ABANDONED
Report of a 3000 mile offshore voyage from Singapore to Batavia in a 22 foot boat. The crew endured months at sea before abandoning the journey after reaching Sydney was abandoned in a perilous route via the South Pacific. The vessel was damaged and wrecked near Sumatra after a long voyage spanning many days and storms.
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Singapore
Garay Georges
Weil Duan
Sthauiere Boag
Sumatra
Batavia
Sugar Agreement Renewal Pressures Hughes Firm
In Htetbourne on October 19 the sugar agreement was discussed with Mr Hughes firm on renewal terms. The report notes potential price increases and market development plans, with the expected renewal date after Capital Jie 3. The speech predicts modest changes and emphasizes oversupply concerns and market growth.
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MR. Hughes
Park Mystery Detains People in Connell Park Case
Stoney Cau Melnourne October 19 authorities detain a son linked to the death of Clarence Mack Jenna. Police say the body was found in Centennial Park Sydney October 30. He was arrested Monday on a minor charge and remanded.
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Melnourne
Ssibiey
Clarence Mack Jenna
Centenmial Park
Sydney
Arbitration Court Chief Justice discusses ASE appeal
Brisbane October 19 The Arbitration Court led by Mr Justice Rey discussed the appeal by the Australian Society of Engineers ASE against the Registrar to grant union registration. The judge said the union already allowed engineers to join and noted dissatisfaction among members who preferred another union option. Those who left ASE could join the Australian Railways or Queensland Branch instead.
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Brisbane
Arbitration Court
Justice Rey
Society of Engineers
Thachel
Crete
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Australian Allway Cplon
Gueenaland
Shearers in New South Wales End of Long Dispute
October 9. In district shearing returns normal. officials state the bitter dispute has ended. Reports of protests and evasions linked to a labour conflict surface as authorities push forward with training and enforcement. The outcome affects local industry and workers across the region.
Carbide Embargo Eases Imports Amid Gov Move
A government decision toward linked industry shifts lifts a ban on carbide imports. The Hydro Electric Company plans to unveil a new development at Teauanin as Commonwealth authorities announce the move to repeal the embargo and stabilize trade in carbide.
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Aelionuros
Teauanin
Queensland Premier blasts federal attitude in parliament
Premier Theodore denounces Canberra stance calling Queensland can go hang while discussing imperial project funding. In October meeting he says no confirmation from the federal government on a scheme affecting six million sterling and property terms. Bulk of the dialogue centers on federal willingness to supply cooperation with other states.
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Te Theodore
Inter-shalert
Austealiiere i
Tells
Igie
Theodore
Federe
Rest Of The News From Wirelo Cable One
A collage of brief overseas and domestic items. Ex-Kine Tino travels to Rome while Mir, Winaton Churctilt, and Aapeedhaat are mentioned. The Brish worth £1600 sinks at Sydney Pa. A heavyweight boxer is linked to Trevor Llewellyn and Cari on The 10tt int. Wonnwals steamer farewell in progress. Chas Quint attacked by a worker. A Detroit message notes a $50 price cut on passenger cars. Royal assent proclamation issued. The aged motor boat Brivbare sank in Sydney Harbor and was raised. Winston Churchill allegedly suffers appendicitis with possible surgery.
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Rome
Mir
Winaton
Syshney
Trevor Llewellyn
Cari
Australia
Hinhart
Stille
Chas
Quint
Sanantonio
Menaage
War Tolan
Fort
Billy Peated
Seasion
Brivbare
Sydney Harbor
Winston
Churchill
Government to Continue Smelting at Chillagoe Mines
Mangana Mines ore shipments will continue for smelting at Chillagoe as the government maintains operations. The General Manager notes the plant is costly and urges favorable terms to secure sustained labor and export output amid rising prices. The minister confirms government support to keep work and avoid layoffs.
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Mangana Mines
Chillagoe
Mangas
Chillagae
Chilligoe
Jeneai Minster
Frantie Roberta Faces Twelve Charges In City Case
Bristan, Oct 19. Frantie Roberta committal on twelve charges tied to thefts from motor cars and other sites over three months. Accused pleads absolving guilt, claiming dire want and career struggle. Magistrate expresses inability to determine suitable handling at this time.
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Frantie Roberta
Stresta
Waters
Tony Hie
More Italians Arrive by the Ormonde
Brislame October 19 The Ormonde brought 14 Italian immigrants, many employed in local agriculture, with most passengers from Sydney and Brisbane. The vessel later discharged 10 more passengers, including several from Australia, as authorities documented the Northern region intake.
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Ormonde
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Heisbane
Fragmentary notice with unclear details and names
A garbled OCR passage mentions payments, dates, and individuals with scattered names. The text references a 4 million amount, a payment on April 18, and various people in a crowd, but its meaning is obscured and many words are indecipherable.
Judge Rules No Benefits For Rule-Breaking Workers In Award
A federal arbitration court addresses breaches at Newcastle steel works over overtime. It holds that workers who refuse to work extra hours void the award benefits, and outlines penalties for the union and company. The judge confirms partial relief schemes and wage adjustments based on hours worked.
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Tome
Thay & Fumnber
Stile
Abe
Wyk
Michel
Onherk
Elise
Thors
Mitchell
Immigration agreement charge against English doctors
Sydney reports opposition within government to endorsing the Immigration Agreement with Britain. State ministers debate aid and relief for unemployed, while NSW faces financial strain from placing migrants. Premier cautious, Fremantle trip awaited, and a plan to sign early next year gains traction.
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Sydney
Hun
New South Wale
Wan Atcee BP
Hawker
Fremice
Loaian
England
Maurising
Escape by Drain: Irish Prisoners Escape From Camp
A report from London dated 18 details a large group of prisoners at an internment camp near Corragh in Donegal escaping through a drained outlet to the river. Authorities pursued and recaptured several, with reports of many escapees missing or unaccounted.
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London
Donegal
Corragh
Paderewski's Tour and Million Dollar U S Engagement
London October 18 Paderewski retires soon and visits the United States on a protracted concert tour. reports say he has received a million dollars. He intends to devote earnings to Polish services and work, returning to public duties after.
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Paderewski
London
United States
Hehan
Poland
Claims Being Pagged at Aarons Pass
Sydney reports claims pagged at Aurnm's Pans in October, tied to alluvial gold from the Tamu Turon river. Four parties hold the original claims with promising specimens found. surrounding geology suggests surface wide deposit potential, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Aaron's Pass
Sydney
Aurnm
Marriage Laws And Submissions Amid Turbulent Reforms
The document discusses marriage law reforms and a submission to royal authority, citing the governor’s role in overseeing changes to marital codes and personal status. It references figures such as Gabriel and Watson, with names including Allen and Colrom appearing in the fragmentary text.
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