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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
5
The Australian Senate session in Melbourne discusses protection of electricity assets, government powers, and proposed amendments. Debates cover defense, trade, wireless communications, and intergovernmental authority with calls for inquiries and adjournment resolutions.
Report from Brisbane on a federal party candidate named Mr. Ryan who faces calls to clarify his stance and potential appointment. The brief notes ongoing discussions within the party about leadership, cabinet roles, and how the inquiry might affect the federal government.
Suppression orders reported against Sinn Fein and Gaelic groups in Cork and Tipperary towns. British authorities announce crime and military actions as political unrest spreads.
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General Maurice in the Daily News outlines plans for a withdrawal from North Russia aimed at forming an army of Russians to advance on Petrograd and link with Rolichak. He notes failures due to anti Bolshevik disorganization and says no settlement of Russia problem is likely within six months.
Paris dispatch reports Bulgaria will receive the treaty on Saturday as part of ongoing diplomatic exchanges following the latest negotiations.
London dispatch reports the military proclaiming a Fer au 3.82 grenade area for meting as of September 1, signaling a heightened security stance in the region.
Boston guards opened fire as unrest surged on September 22 amid a wave of lawlessness. Police line patrols kept watch and a dogen incident occurred during the clash.
At a Melbourne Federal Parliamentary dinner Mr Hughes and Sir J Cook were welcomed by Mr Tudor and other members. The two delegates defended Australia’s aims at the peace conference and praised Britain’s resolve, with emphasis on housing challenges and Britain's enduring role as a defender of the Western world.
London correspondent reports Archibald Herd warns Britain loses supremacy at sea as American minds shift and only a handful of dreadnoughts and ships remain on active duty. Admiralty scrapped 20 ships, the grand fleet diminished, leaving the navy in a precarious state.
The minority report from the Senate Belief Committees argues the peace treaty requires sacrifices by the United States and warns that delays and reservations could wreck the League of Nations. It contends Germany’s delegates must be recalled or the U S must negotiate its own terms.
Paris dispatch notes Te Journal claims the conference irritates Roumania as protection for minorities is a pretext. It asserts Americans seek a quarrel after Romania blocked the Standard Company from securing German petroleum and wheat ports. Despite interference, Roumania advances by controlling the Russian market.
In Perth nineteen influenza cases and two deaths were reported in the metro area yesterday while Hobart noted twenty cases and no deaths. Tasmania’s outbreak is rapidly abating with only one death today and few fresh cases. The epidemic response remains thorough, organized since February, and the overall impact limited by prepared health services.
London reports warn Britain may gain a fraction of reparations from Germany as total togs for German shipping hover near three million. Paris notes unrest as Paris gas and electricity workers strike. forty drivers join protests. Basel cites the German National Assembly planning revisions to the constitution under Entente pressure.
In Copenhagen on September 12 a serious food riot broke out across several streets near Glogan Machine. Ten people were hospitalized and many injured as the mob dispersed amid the disturbance.
An Allied military mission reports progress on disarmament steps amid tensions with Germany. Official notes indicate verification measures and adherence to agreed procedures as part of the broader security effort.
In Brisbane on September 12 the Arbitration Court, presided by Justice McCawley, discussed varying the railway award of July 191? to clerks in the public service. Government protest favored £4 7s 6d a week or £75 a year while Mr Madson urged £3 5s a week or £175 a year as the minimum. The court adhered to the previous decision setting the basic wage at £175 a year.
Donald Walter Croal sues the Commissioners of the Institution seeking compensation after being dismissed for failing to wear a mask during February orders. He claimed the bank’s mask rule made his duties impossible and led to unpaid leave and forced resignation.
Twenty seven crew members of the Ward line steamer Corydon drowned when the vessel foundered in a heavy storm. The lifeboats proved insufficient as the craft drifted ashore in the Florida area, prompting rescue attempts and official inquiries.
Boston sees thousands of troops patrolling the city as authorities impose orders to quell unrest. Police and soldiers move through streets, enforce curfews, and drive crowds away from key areas, signaling a strong security crackdown.
The Royal Commission into Fremantle wharves continued today with further evidence but barred publication of witness testimony. A Nationalist linked witness, who had secured work without public knowledge, was noted. The commission adjourned until tomorrow amid ongoing disputes over evidence and coverage.
At the National Association conference today a set of resolutions urged the government to open up as quickly as finances permit. The measures focus on southern and border areas. Also noted is the popularity of the film Idle Wives with about one million viewers.
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The report describes worsening economic strain in Queensland as health crises and labor shortages threaten key industries. Officials warn that essential services and housing in towns like North could deteriorate, with calls for new measures to curb population influx and stabilize the economy.
Witnesses described a confrontation on the Yeppow road where James Thoms and Poontha, with others, allegedly shot Henry Kellow during an attempted robbery. A man claimed to have heard a warning and seen a gun raised as Clauens and others fled toward the creek. The accused remained in custody as the case proceeded.
Four young men Bridges Jordan Stewart and Ryan were committed for trial on charges of shooting Jane de Bray through a door peephole. Ryan testified he fired after Bridges and witnessed the others firing as a woman looked out. A second charge against Florence Wilson remains to be heard.
In Brisbane the Premier addressed merchants in Cairns regarding government flour shipments. He said four lots bought by the government were sent ahead before the price dispute settled. He argued costs rose due to famine conditions and asserted government steps were taken to curb hoarding and avoid shortages while keeping supplies available.
In Brisbane Sep 12 a court or marine board conducted a special meeting over the Camira disaster involving the steamer Camira. The proceedings reviewed the captain's misidentification of Plat Rock. George Arthur and mate were severely praised or condemned as the award. The council then introduced a plan to address lingering questions and public concerns.
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