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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
8
The session, chaired by Magistrate Mr. Cinta, recorded a ballot result with 307 members voting. The presiding officer noted ten abstentions and that the yeas won by a clear margin in the Cairns branch of the Waterside Workers Federation.
The gathering led by Kotmey Cummins condemned a proposed ballot linked to waterside workers. Speakers argued the ballot would betray workers and prop up political expediency, urging unity and warning of legal action and court injunctions. The discussion touched on arbitration, Labor government dynamics, and the Premier’s stance.
Brisbane reports on the state cabinet amid arbitration row chatter. Mentions Mr Luies Resion and key figures like Sir Mul Lint with potential resignations and cabinet shifts impacting the Featherstone matter and Queensland politics.
Fragmentary report shows discussions in the assembly about railway matters and government tenders. Names such as Moroney Gillies and references to a Treasurer appear in a wartime context. Unclear details hamper precise reconstruction of the event or outcome.
A motor car on CWA road near Clinton, South Coast, veered off course after steering wear failed. The vehicle dove 260 feet down a cliff into the sea, with the wreck landing on jagged rocks below. Nearby figures describe the fall as terrifying and deadly.
Fragmented remarks describe a confrontation over union actions and staffing, with reference to a hearing and investigations. The dialogue mentions the Maat Advdistries file and possible referrals, while an official notes inquiries into whether waterside workers were active elsewhere.
A London led report outlines a Europe peace pact with German claims on colonies and a plan to evacuate Cologne. It notes U.S. and British reactions, American ambition in foreign policy, and debates within the League of Nations about disarmament and security as Europe weighs potential power shifts.
The text outlines conference procedures and key articles on international law and arbitration, referencing the League of Nations, the 1924 protocol, and the balance between treaty obligations and wartime conditions. It cites nations such as Germany, France, Belgium, and Lenape involvement, and discusses arbitration, enforcement, and potential war consequences.
Fragmented readout shows Theodore addressing an audience in Alberton Glasgow area about Labor policy and wage figures. Speakers include Mr Gray and Senator Givens. discussion centered on national policies, camp connections, and electoral support. Audience reactions noted as enthusiastic with questions on economic plans and future measures.
The fragmentary notes describe a public meeting where Dr Nott and Herbert in We Mowry et Representatives are discussed. The unclear text references industry, sugar indices, and cartel activity, with emphasis on wartime or policy topics and a speaker critiquing sectional government and modern reform efforts.
Described incident recounts an escape from custody with a descent from a fourth floor and subsequent actions at a London facility. Witnesses report a chaotic scene as inmates allegedly triggered alarms and attempted to evade capture, with guards pursuing along corridors and yards. The fragmented text references a restraint and improvised escape devices, implying a staged breakout and security response.
Fragmented notes recount a hospital board election with varied names and roles. The text lists contributors, incumbents, and observers, hinting at a complex, contested process and uncertain turnout.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a taxation act, government operations, and legislative implications. It mentions a measure of taxation and potential government actions, with references to names and a legislative context. The readable phrases suggest a debate or report on taxation and authority without clear dates or places.
The text presents a garbled report referencing Glasgow, liquor, and State enterprises with scattered names such as Bivens and Quien, suggesting a provincial or legal discussion. Missing clear facts require cautious reconstruction of the limited readable entities and context.
Eyewitness accounts describe a disorderly scene at a Townsville event on the royal grounds. The crowd clashed with protesters and speakers faced interruptions as security attempted to restore order amid accusations of misconduct by several candidates and attendees.
Fragmentary text references electors and dates with names and places but is incoherent. It appears to be OCR garble from a historical page, listing individuals and actions without clear context or complete sentences.
Ex Senator St Ledger visiting Tabletend this week backs Glasgow and Thompson campaign in the federal election. He warns the election’s outcome could threaten the federal constitution, labeling it the deadliest peril, urging supporters to back the party’s slate amid heated national controversy.
fragmented, unclear notice promises rail goods delivery to unspecified destinations. no persons, organizations, or dates clearly identifiable.
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