Lands Department Estimates Raised Amid Rent Contention
In legislative debate the Lands Department estimate of £73,120 for District Officers drew demands for rent relief for small holders. J Jones urged rent reductions and repeal of the 1920 Repudiation Act to aid selectors and growers, while others argued market conditions and future pricing. Debate covered retries, delays, and broader fiscal measures in the assembly.
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Legislative Assembly
Lands Department
J. Jones
Queensland
Pollock
Townsville seeks new city clerk and engineer
Townsville council debates replacing city clerk and appointing a new city engineer. Alderman Douglas moves to advertise for a city engineer salary and January start. Alderman Lowth objects to dispensing with Town Clerk Mr Johnson, urging a chance to prove himself. Council passes motion to dispense with Johnson and hire a new town clerk.
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Townsville
Ald. Hopkins
Alderman Lowth
Ahern
Douglas
Sydney
Melbourne
Ald
Johnson
Ncil
Lowth
Sinnot
Thompson
Sugar Rebates in 1915 and the CSR 10 shilling concession
Sydney reports detail the 1915 10 shillings per ton sugar rebate given by the CSR to the government, the war context, and inquiries into why the rebate was discontinued. Mr Rothe explains the price rise and policy, while officials note the government’s influence on sugar pricing and procurement during wartime.
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Sydney
W. H. Rothe
C.S.R
Inland
Wag Pet Ee
Il Wee & Pure T
Rothe
Fowler
Monwealth
C.S.A
Henry Ling
Commonwealth Auditor
Briskage
E. W. Knox
Knox
Ling
Withers
Commonwealth
New South R
Clarence
Richmond
Tweed
C.5.r
Millen
Francis Llewellyn Jones
Queensland
Colonel Oldershaw
Missing jewellery linked to traveller's sample bag
Sydney report states a traveller's sample bag containing jewellery valued at 750 pounds disappeared after being placed on a truck for transfer to the Melbourne express. Joseph Levy, owner of the bag, suspects misplacement on another train. Police work to trace the missing property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Bypetcar “Rion
Joseph Levy
Bath Soap Guarantee Promises Long Lasting Lather
Real Economy announces Bath Soap that lasts longer than rivals, provides splendid lather, and a delightful perfume. Price 9d per cake or 4 shillings for a box of six cakes from ec r windows Craig Chemist Cairns.
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Ecr
Craig
Cairns
Southern Rains Hit Queensland Regions and Brisbane Thunderstorm
Rains moved through the Lower Burnett and Wondal regions with up to half an inch and more inches in western districts. Brisbane recorded a thunderstorm with brief intensity and a lightning strike near the city office. several waterways rose and debris became souvenirs. Sydney notes widespread flood risk but no damage yet, with forecasts predicting a strong spring season ahead.
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Brisbane
Burnett
Wondal
Goo i
Goondiwindi
Glen Tones Rmning
Sydney
Kipling's Outburst Draws U S Resentment and Editorial Critique
New York on September 12 reports Kipling’s blow to Americans in a Clare Sheridan interview. The sculptress and World European correspondent quote Kipling saying Americans have gold but lose souls, claim the Civil War ended national spirit, and allege America delayed entering World War I. Senators generals Pershing and Harding aides express resentment. newspapers condemn the attack on Anglo American friendship and praise sacrifice for victory.
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New York
Resere
Fen
Rudyard Kipling
Clare Sheridan
Kipling
United States
America
Pershing
Harding
Rat pest losses in Victoria Mill area hit £30000
Government entomologist Mr Jarvis reports to the Director of Sugar Departments Stations that pest damage in the Herbert River region last year, centered on the Victoria Mill Area, amounts to about £30000. The finding highlights significant economic impact on local sugar production and calls for control measures.
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Brisbane
Jarvis
Victoria Mill
Herbert River
Free State Postal Strike Sparks Government Stand
London reports a total postal and telegraph halt between London and the Free State due to a workers strike begun after the government ended special cost of living bars. The Free State proclaims no recognition of the right to strike and vows to shield workers, while troops guard Dublin post offices. An interview with a Dublin correspondent notes opposition to the treaty and warns of ongoing turmoil unless revised.
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London
Free State
Dublin
Uleter
Manchester “Evening News
Volera
England
Ulster
Ireland
The Greek Debacle and Balkan Diplomacy Review
Paris reports from September 12 note a Greek retreat from Smyrna as British detachments arrive. Crown Prince George travels by train, while Greek regiments evacuate with war materiel under Greek naval protection. The Matin and Echo de Paris critique Bolshevik ties and urge caution for Jugoslavia Bulgaria in Turkish affairs. No Turkish treaty exists and Greek independence remains asserted amid Balkan concerns.
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Athens
George
Smyrna
Fratiat
Paris
Britain
Angora
Genoa
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Echo de Paris
Theodore's Tactics in Parliament Split Public Opinion
The article recounts heated parliamentary clashes over the Country Party, criticizing opposition divisions and government promises. It notes perceptions of schemes to undermine the Country Party and laments the Labor Party's shift toward communism since 1890, with critics labeling it a political lie.
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Swayre Ee
Theodore
Vowles
Taylor
Agricultural Organisation
Kirwan
Forde
Pease
Morgan
Lands Department
Pollock
Country Party
Vowlea
W. H. Green
P C. Petersen
Labor Party
Commaniam
Cotton Campaign Addresses Cairns Growth Potential
The Cairns gathering at Hibernian Hall drew business interests to hear Ernest Hunter of Myala discuss cotton expansion in the North. He cited 800 farmers seeking seed for about 106,000 acres, valuing potential returns around £2,120,000 and cotton output near £4,000,000. He urged action, committees, and naming local MPs and senators to push cotton development alongside Cairns sugar successes. Gunner Taylour spoke on the New States Movement and closer settlement. The meeting ended with votes of thanks to Hunter, Taylor, and the mayor.
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Hibernian Hall
Caiina
Ernest Hunter
Myala
J. G. Hoare
James
Chamber of Commerce
Hunter
E. Good
Australian Cotton Growers’ Association
Rockhampton
Australia
Cairns
Mulgrave
England
Department of Agriculture
Givens
Bamford
Astralia
America
Mareeba
Mt. Surprise
Einasleigh
Biboohm
Kuranda
Gunner Taylour
Homter
Taylor
S. H. Warner
Strikers and Judge Clash Over Injunction Attempt
In Chicago on September 12 Mr Daugherty faced a petition to make the temporary injunction against the strikers permanent. The attorney presented evidence alleging a plot by saboteurs and arsonists, including killings and bridge burnings. Judge Wilkerson rejected the defense motion to delay arguments as Daugherty sought to press the motion for dissolution.
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Chicago
Daugherty
Rulyey
Masa
Evidenc Ara
Saba
Wilkerson
O Keller
Minnesota
Boland's 20 Days Sale Booms, Quoted Lines Parade
Boland's Ltd. runs a 20 days sale described as booming and merrily along. The quoted lines reflect a typical pattern seen across the store's promotional run with numerous similar snippets.
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Boland’s Ltd
Wholesale Textile and Apparel Clearance Auction
A lengthy sale listing details hundreds of items with sale prices per yard piece and per unit. Items include Mohair Door Slips Linen calico twill sheetings Madapolam pillow slips gloves hose dresses nightdresses and various fabrics and garments from hats to boots. Numerous quantities and prices are given for weekly clearance.
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Orley
Ly Ie
Ickera
Aida
Ueenty Mine
Seamen in Paris Stage 23 Hour Strike Protest
The French Seamen's Union votes to strike for twenty three hours to protest the extension of the workday to twelve hours. Limiting the action to twenty three hours avoids certain penalties.
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Paris
Do Slow Policy Condemned by Electrical Trades Union
The Electrical Trades Union condemns the Labor Council Do Slow policy as destructive propaganda. Seven unions have repudiated the approach and trades hall unions express strong opposition to the plan. The E T U executive reports to members today.
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Electrical Trade Union
Sydney
Labor Council
Trades Hall
Electrical Trades Union
Auction Base To-day By Mr J G Hoare
Mr J G Hoare will sell at his mart on Lake Street today the 20th of the month two four roomed cottages located on allotment 6 in section 24 facing Sheridan Street.
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J. G. Hoare
Lake Street
Sheridan St
Ford's Ban on Wets Impacts Detroit Plant
Henry Ford issues orders to 70,000 workers at his Detroit automobile works forbidding alcohol, declaring the Eighteenth Amendment part of the mental law of the country and stating it must be enforced, with dismissal as the penalty for violations.
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New York
Henry Ford
Detroit
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Pag
COUNTRY_PARTY
Alma
Aiere
Mr. Morgan
Aie Cine
Oppositio
Tha der
Espmeres
Thas
Imates
Bishane
Mber
Russia
Organisation of Agriculture
Styx River
Plate
Kidston
Inkerman
Gomren
Baralha
Department of Railways
Munbilla
Moant Edwards
Mundubbers
Northern Burne
Marron
Prowston
Manly Peaks
Monto
Rannes
Callide Valley
Mackay
Proserpine
Roserpine
Maclay
Gillies
Mr. Johnson
Manacer
Glen Innes
U.S
France
Manchester Guardian
Ng Fone
Italy
Boland
Moynahan's Pharmacy
Ensign
Kodaks
D. J. Moynahan
Abbott Street
P.O
Nsw
FORD
Chreier
Calne PO
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