Turbulent Senate Debate over Territory Affairs and Proportional Representation
The report describes a heated session where Senator Hassell outlined procedures amid territorial shipment questions and debates on Aboriginal administration. Ferricka, Teretry and Northern Territory issues dominated, with calls to suspend officials and questions over who governs, while discussions on proportional representation and voter access shaped the second reading and bill passage.
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Melourne
Hassell
Wade
Ferricky
Senate
Ferricka
Carey
Gilrith
London
Weillune Vestey
Cief
Ie Daly
Atterationserie
Australa
Ada
Coe
Newland
Sevavor
Brrvicke
Daren
Nang Island
Billy Gorter
Sreiston Kovatell
Serena
Iheadil
Rawsell
Burdater
Essen
Aheg Tees
Allewhin
Sematon
Evaro Amd
Perrieba
Voline
Adi Bir
Queensland legislative debate on 1917 acts and amendments
In Brisbane on October 22 the Legislative Council read second times for the Santa Inita Act of 1917, the Declaratory Act and the Queensland Government Savings Bank Act Amendment Bill. The Seaforth Repurchased Estate Bill was read a reconitune and résayed through committees without amendment. Debate over provisions to delay operation until after a referendum was defeated. The report notes amendments and procedural details with limited clarity.
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Brisbane
Quensland Government Savings Bank
Seaforth
Bill debate in Assembly over workers' price controls
In an Assembly session on October 22 the second reading of the Workers and Prices Bill drew opposition. Mr Larcombe argued government power was lacking and reforms were necessary. He cited previous limitations, questioned Federal proposals, and noted amendments and divisions before the House adjourned.
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Urslay
Larcombe
Lancome
Helene
Ivasne
Necemariy
Joey
Prsea Novaatharamdbing
Larevui
Hames Bilwar
Cownes
Husier
Marana
Waterside Strike Angers Adelaide Workers
In Adelaide on October 22 the Watersale Workers Federation demands action to relieve a coal shortage and prevent further disruption on the waterfront. Union members rally over work conditions and fuel supply issues affecting shipping and harbor operations.
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Adelaide
Port
Bramh
Watersale Workers’ Federation de Tes
Bensiza
New Cabinet Sworn in Queensland Politics
The Queensland government forms a new cabinet under Premier Theodee amid notes of financial and economic reform. Ministers named include Tatty, Mian, Katare, and Mutha Pattie, with Lae combe as a key figure. the Premier vows to cut waste, abolish inefficiency, and steady finances while seeking federal cooperation and public support.
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Ak ‘Theodee
Urale
Bier
Laecombe
Hulle
Tuklie
Miniter
Fikétly Wold
Themlore
Trenifey
Cnos
Pgp
Amancsat
Anil
Beltonig
Awstrakih
Queensland
Thie
Queensand
Miners Phthisis Occupational Disease Debate in NSW
Sydney October meeting of the NSW Board of Trustees discussed miners phthisis as a possible occupational disease. Australasian Coal and Shale Employers urged against immediate compensation, citing Workers' Compensation Act concerns. Officials warned the issue could affect many miners and urged careful action while noting filming evidence.
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Sydney
Nsw
Board of Treseas
Broken Hilt
Australasian Cut and Shale
Gould
Gomvernanae
Messerty
King
Wimoa
Fedeaty
Cablegrams recount a perilous sea journey and evasive signals
A fragmented cablegram describes a hazardous voyage with a ship, crew, and passengers including Matthews and Kay aboard a leather fur lined craft. They report engine trouble, a besieged crowd, and a mysterious destination toward Australia or the south of France while a collapsible boat is mentioned as a possible escape.
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Waren
Enratlow
Australia
Auetrelia
Cape Matthews
Nee
Syrian Question Dominates London Conference
Amid foreign minister discussions in London on the Syrian question the Amity agreement sets cash withdrawal from the Ara area by November before a future handover to the Emir. French forces renew efforts at Beprial and Lelauon. The Emir fears uprisings, opposes government evacuation, and urges evacuation terms to be submitted to Atlee’s government.
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London
Feil
A. Clemenceai
Araaune
Beprial
Lelauon
Sabie Yao
Aulephy
Herolesty Agaiant
Rabels
Kom Atlee Yileinty
Vienna's Misery Reported from Press View
Montreal October 22 reports describe Vienna facing severe food shortages amid political turmoil. The press viewnotes highlight government failures, widespread hunger, and public distress as the crisis deepens.
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Montreal
Viewca Conten
Stadrat
New York Sun Washington Correspondent Reports U S Stand
The New York Sun's Washington correspondent says the United States is understood not to take part in commissions provided for by the conference amid unsettled talks and ambiguous protocols.
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York
New York Sun
United States
Berwick Castle Reaches Mombasa After Fire Damage
Steamer Berwick Castle arrived at Mombasa on Wednesday with her forepart damaged after a steam schooner sent signals of fire. The ship’s boilers and operations were temporarily abandoned, with no casualties reported and passengers to be brought ashore by the steamer.
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Capetow
Berwick Castle
Mombasa
Natural Allies in Wartime Labor Debate at Senate
The New York Times correspondent reports the Attorney General and labor committee members pressed for wartime mobilization actions. Allegations surfaced about cyber intrusions by groups linked to the Cau State, prompting cross party concern and calls for stronger oversight.
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Munikeal
New York Times
Wastungcan Warreypundent Sayy
TWAV
Rich diamond find shocks Pretoria report in Volksten
Volksten notes an extraordinary diamond find at the Premier mine in Pretoria. A huge pocket of diamonds was discovered, the machinery failed to extract them cleanly and a stone believed to rival the Cullinan was damaged during the rush to hoist the load.
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Pretoria
Volksten
Bern
Cullinan Éamond
League of Rations meeting disrupts treaty debate
Report from Montreal notes a free meeting of the League owner as a formal deposit of radiations of a treaty. American delegates insist the United States will not be represented on the Conseil Milena senate align before the meeting.
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Montreal
Oct
New York
Supreme
Coa
League
Bara
Suns
United States
Conseil Milena
Senate
Kedron Park Racer at Brisbane Hits Wobbly Showery Day
In Brisbane under showery skies Kedron Park hosted racing events. The meeting featured Hobbermont Fay winning a sprint and Hubbermont Fay securing another trophy. Betting odds highlighted lively action with several horses, riders, and handlers named among the day’s outcomes.
Mystery Scrape of Names in River Ledger Marks Rae Newt
Fragmentary OCR note lists scattered names and terms including Melroline Bascom Dent raid Webie Tree and various odd terms. Mentions Stakes Winners such as Merrie Tren Lich and High Degree alongside place names and entities like Withametiwn and Broad ean. Text is garbled with many unreadable segments.
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Melroline
Os Bascom
Dent Ant Rocight
Webie Tree
Sprine
Broadean
Sir Murev
Melbourne Cup racing notes from a misted ledger
Fragmented OCR records a horse racing scene with names like Lyndhurst, Brishane, Impeyan, and Lincknow. Mentions Gar
Melbourne Cup betting underlines crowded field and money flowing
V.RC, Proap MELBOURNE, uct 22 Menm has been well backed for the Cup with strong support building for several likely contenders. A large fund of money is seen for the titled utey and Ardnaree was given priority by MyRor for the Cup. Cup favourites include Nightwatch Kenillard Ardatre Arthurymap Lucknow Chrome Surveyor and Richmond Main among about thirty likely starters.
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Melbourne
Uct
Ardaatre
Lucknow
Evens Arneryman
Richmond Main
Eam
Brisbane Racing Card Summary
Brisbane racing card figures list weights and horse names with odds and positions across a long slate. Notable entries include Heart Owen Moore and Persian Wood with mid-70s figures, plus several long-shot runners like Don Scorn and Homer Tad.
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Brisbame
C. Ok
Albios Park
Hlade
Owen Moore
Patou
Dim
H. Gourcey
Bante
Chara
Vass
Daralyna
Protty
Raldeaie
Sorel i Awwoos
Carfanea
Lolden
Sumeet
Hogan's Chawee
Don Scorn
Ae Ratowa
Pao Howe
Lara
Homer Tad Prac Tapers
Grodan
Mulgrave News Brief Hints at Weather and Delay
A fragmented report notes unsettled conditions on a Tuesday in Mulgrave with sleet and fog affecting travel. Readable clues imply delays or disruptions at local services as officials monitor deteriorating weather.
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League OF Rations
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Kedron
Con
Bratton Sark Yarty
Wantcal
Comite
Firat
Mise Trin Hahn Mom Belle Patel
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Liemwe Hall
Ett Fenellie
Hubbermont Fay. Wareilt
Eneth Motes
Hy & Lems
Hetlinie
Kentler Arillery Am
Boland’s
Flat”Selloe
Laite
Orf
Reneys
Beetorme
Shay Mars
Betonie
Dowkle
Seerae
Lyndhurst
Quates
Rhyl Cent Garantie
Syce Lal
Swihepma
Eran
Earl Aitebener
Lantor
Ferien
Eesbote
Layea
Thane
Everkeane
Impeyan
Grovenstam
Ener
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Proap
Boland
Fashion” Department
Cairns
Elrose & Fenwilk
TTD Monumental Works
Lalans
Pairns
Sire
Simmonds
Eric Commiss
NERAL
Sond Fermin Praertey
Sue Insurance
Erabinda
Mayeshiba
Aee Street
Cae Bea
Bob Ye
Hates
Atay
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Sin Neurneee
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Erin
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