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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1919
Page
5
The report notes that cablegrams have been settled with references to Capetown and Sep dates. It mentions Mandate Bill discussions, shifts in tactics by allied elements, and continues with broader mentions of geopolitical tensions and movements. The text references Hungary, Kurile, and other regions, with scattered notes on military actions and political strategies.
Report from London indicates Allied and Moscow envoys discuss ceasefire terms amid military movements. Trotsky end Sweet factions could not reach a working accord while German positions hold. Casualties and captures are reported as operations continue around key fronts.
Reported negotiations lead to a plebiscite plan for Upper Silesia with Slovakia and Poland seeking favorable terms. In Washington officials approve expanded passport access as part of broader treaty terms. The United States considers a timeline for implementing key provisions and the potential German admission implications.
Fragmentary dispatch from Paris notes unrest around Roumania related to treaty reservations and the actions of delegates. The report hints at tensions within the rogeres and political maneuvering affecting the conference.
Fragmentary narrative notes a Vienna report about monarchy support for Joseph and British crewers amid distress over red factions. Mentions Whely and approval at Tore Tena.
Washington dispatch notes unrest in Boston with clashes between police and crowds. Reports indicate multiple injuries and disrupted business as labor action and police response escalate tensions. Local officials urge calm while investigations continue into the incidents.
Fragmentary sensory dispatches from New York and Washington claim a Russia related secret pact. The text references Fer Kaiser Fotente agert and Bolle, a former race position, with mentions of Plundered favorable terms and Albert M refined. The overall meaning is obscured with hearsay and incomplete phrases.
Fragments describe a government presentation in Mexico with references to Congress and Germany. The readable text mentions attendees educated in Germany and a tense postwar context, but many words are garbled leaving unclear specifics.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Mara Thon event with unclear names and places, rendering full details unattainable. The readable bits indicate possible participation or cargo reference but lack concrete actions or outcomes.
A fragmented report describes a Labour Party conference scene where members argue over using direct action versus parliamentary means. Key figures Thomas Henderson and Hodees appear, while divisions surface over a Soviet government aim and police relations as the Congress adjourns amid tense exchange.
Police and military raids target Sinn Fein headquarters in Dublin Londonderry Galway and Sligo with numerous arrests including Blythe and Reeds members of the House of Commons. Crowds oppose troops during searches in several towns as police battering and dispersal efforts continue amid anti Sinn Fein tensions.
The New York Times reports police union votes to resume duty after talks between labor leaders and President Wilson. Police Commissioner bans striking officers from returning. military patrols continue to maintain order. A Bolshevik wireless claims Kolchak's southern army surrendered with equipment and funds.
The message from Bucharest notes Sir George Clerk is en route with a special envoy. Questions linger about recalling forces from Hungary and whether Koemann will halt demands, Boumann will surrender, and Roumania will cooperate with the Allies to maintain order.
A London report shows a rise in coal production for the week ending August with output up by 75.228 units. Officials note higher shipments and improved activity across mines, signaling a rebound in supply.
Paris municipal workers strike, halting metro and water services as of September 14, leaving the city without water and disrupting transit operations. Police and union leaders reported the action across multiple districts, with authorities warning of continued disruptions until demands are met.
London reports on September 14 that German officials are understood to have paid through the Bank of England, resolving a payment to the Allied commands. The brief dispatch notes the settlement appears connected to postwar credits and currency arrangements.
In Capetown Ses. reports a Senate vote on a peace treaty with a 30 to 5 margin. The outcome follows a heated debate among lawmakers and experts weigh in on the terms and potential impact.
Sydney reports a tumultuous reception for Prime Minister Hughes on his arrival. Soldiers escorted him through cheering crowds to his carriage and a crowded Town Hall reception. He pledged to work for Australia and emphasized unity within the Empire during a period of political ferment.
BRISBANE September 14 The Premier with Charles Ross travels to Sydney to attend a meat exporters conference. Reportedly the trip could influence his stance on broader political aims and whether to continue or halt his wider ambitions.
Fine weather and large attendance at Randwick for Tattersalls Club September meeting. Novice Handicap results show Bright Night winning in 1.404 with Golden Bubble second and Monarma third. other contenders include Margale Bronzine and Cherokee. Tramway Handicap features Wolaroiagra Greenstead Lavdie Bine and Dick Meagher among favorites with Surveyor and Greenstead among runners. Wolaroi wins by a length from Greenstead, with Ladie Blue close behind.
Richmond Mam fica and Shaded Light clash in the Chelmsford Stakes with a long field including Kennaquhair and The Fortune Hunter. The race description notes positions, margins, and near finishes as odds and horses such as Shaded Lights and Rebus contend down the stretch.
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