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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
5
In a dramatic court session Judge Macnaughton presiding, the Brennan libel trial opens with jurors sworn and Crown witnesses called. The proceedings name John Meena and Ted Banaril Conny among accused parties as evidence and testimony unfolds, highlighting disputed claims and procedural questions.
The report covers a sugar agreement debate led by Senator Craw ford and Senator Iago Givens. It notes calls to halt opposition, praise for renewed industry support, and mentions a temporary adequate settlement aiming to restore prosperity and stability in sugar supply and prices.
Labor Party factions edge toward cabinet reshuffle as an assistant to Mr McCormack is appointed. The move aims to stabilize the ministry before the election, with speculation on future cabinet changes and the reshaping of senior posts.
A fragmented report from Sydney Greeks discusses a match against Pimanctal and Smyrna. It mentions a special event and ongoing preparations, with scattered notes on players and tactics. readable text is limited, but the piece centers on a local team’s performance and upcoming schedule.
A distorted dispatch from New York dated September 25 reports continuing peril off the Siberian coast as Arctic explorers face icebound conditions. The telegram mentions a Teddy Bear rescue attempt and reflects Stefansson’s somber reaction to the sinking of a ship or loss, with unclear details due to garbled text.
A forceful raid freed several inmates from gaol last night after attackers overpowered guards and sought the chief. Police recaptured six of the fugitives today, while one woman remained at large and several prisoners were harmed during the attempt.
Fragmented text describes a shearers' award and zone action of a cold storage union. It mentions the Tecent Tala Btorane Union, possible disputes over terms, and a statement by W. Cok regarding workers under the award. The readable portions indicate a forthcoming or disputed decision affecting shearers and carcass handling.
Reported internee details show Kemal seeking peace while British and Allied observers discuss his victory status and potential terms. The interview notes suggest hesitance toward immediate surrender but emphasize a possible path to halt fire and seek negotiated accord.
Fragmentary report from Constantinople dated Sept 25 cites a French High Commissioner finding Turks supported Britain. London notes imply Britain evacuated. Daily Express correspondent says government seeks immediate unfettered strategic control while preparing further purges.
London dispatch reports Lord Carson returned from Parliament convinced peace is pretty well assured. He believed discussions reached stone on key issues and progress toward stability, signaling confidence in the current negotiations and future relations among involved parties.
An article reports on Africa's support and the union government facing challenges amid rising charges against trainers and officials. It notes random sampling of salivas by stewards, tests by veterinary authorities, and concerns over doping controls.
The readable text references the Commerce Department, a venue or meeting, and an opening or deal related to a national or regional event. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a business or civic gathering with negotiations and announcements.
Details published show unemployment subsidy planned for railway and road works across Queensland. Government shares and totals under debate include 35 000 to 39 000 for various routes. Main roads board approved capital works for several roads including Lindgay Rong and Merare Branwell Road, with totals around 410 000 and 421 000 in regional shires.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at alleged wrongdoing or dispute with names and dates missing. The readable bits reference alleged acts, a person named and a location likely linked to a confrontation or inquiry. Without clear entities, precise facts are unavailable.
An unclear note references Senator Mii Sepeion of a Patite accounts committee. The fragmented text mentions leaving Kar Twwmeailie and a Ming event, suggesting political movements or committee activity but details are unreadable.
In Marmora waters a U S destroyer was sunk during a naval engagement as forces clash amid ongoing hostilities. Reports indicate heavy damage and loss of life, with allied fleets pursuing the aggressors as rescue operations continue.
In a Royal Com motion court, several defendants linked to the vessel Comamonwealth Dalgety & Co. faced trial for organized import offenses. Witnesses described Chinese involvement and offshore agents, with crew members found complicit in illicit plans while others were convicted on related charges. The proceedings highlighted coordinated acts by ship agents and seamen in contraband schemes.
Sydney court hears a veiled woman linked to a conspiracy in a high profile case. The defendants, Kerr and Syken, face antitly related charges as witnesses testify to events around an alleged plot. The public gallery fills as the judge considers evidence and possible prohibitions.
At a special Cairne meeting in the city offices, L. Nevin was unanimously appointed superintendent. Following multiple applications, Mr White, third in charge at the Rodhampton branch, was later selected for 4280 per year with a uniform.
Report on the Show Committee's meeting with trustees led by Ey A Atherton and others including S H Hardy and G Williams. They discussed fencing within two years, ground expansion limits, and progress of the trust to finalize terms. Attendees noted committee readiness to meet trustees and reviewed the revised clauses of the agreement and advancing costs.
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