Federal Parliament in Renresentadras House Debates Labor Amendments
Fragmented report of a parliamentary session with motions and amendments discussed by Mr Anstey Mr Wat King and others. Debates reference Governor constitutional issues and international affairs while denials and support cross party lines amid accusations of misrepresentation and calls for further discussion.
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House of Renresentadras
Sonilen
Biakalsy
Wwews
Statomienys
Darcy
Hughes
Brice
Anstey
Ile
Aianns
Prowse
Earle Paze
Genero Ryrie
Leishrecs
Willeh
Imsep
Labor
Mme
Celorian
OVSW
Foieher Dockim
Mednatham
Vic
Ileal Tuntess
Aivaesten
Jon Lonmileey
Bor
Peopling Australia by Sir Be Milner
Sir Be Milner discusses Australia’s future population and settlement. He notes wheat regions in Victoria and South Australia and the need for farmers to expand holdings. He argues Australia could become a leading colony with steady growth and immigration, if policies and labor respond to demand.
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Mopar
Chamber of Commerge
Uenisen Millar
Gondoneyealth Bank
Australia
Victoria
South Australis
Yvorld
Trade With China Sydney New Steam Line Service Details
The Chunhyw Navigation announces a new steamship route between Chin a and Sydney with four ainenix persons to be carried. The Lynn will depart Honeoles for Hong Kong and Victoria while the existing steamer run to Hong Kong continues. Passengers will be accommodated on the new service starting May, while current lines operate as before.
Big Bertha to Canberra in wartime transport
The treatment Big Bertha wins cup from Herman and is slated for shipment to Canberra, with removal from a tor sa site near central railway stations. The plan to send the weapon to Canberra remains, though details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Daeig
Hermans
Mhursaay
Esoskail
Enerslelgi
Ganberrs
Ireland in Turmoil as Bomb Attacks Hit Dublin
Reports from Dublin describe a rising death toll and widespread damage after a series of bombings. Civilian injuries are reported as streets, barracks, and banks suffer blasts, with security forces deploying troops and gas wards to restrain the city.
Sonere Escape in Galway London Agedihesday
Prisoners escaped from the Gila way goal by sawing bars as guards shouted. Outside, ropes awaited as twenty five others were secured by guards. In other news, Maurice Gibson widow receives annuity and children and sister receive funds.
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London
Potirtsen
Lave
Edoh
Hauter
Attacks on trains in London and counties reported
Fragmentary report describes trains subjected to attacks with flames and gunfire. Aged lines mention aed rebel activity delaying and destroying a train near Newcastle West and at Waterton in an unspecified county. The text is garbled but indicates armed disruption and destruction during unrest.
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London
Poyeo
Ang
Limerick
Newcastle West
Tima
Pieht
Eoimbryside
King’s
Waterton
United Servives
Hickson Mission Sydney Scene Reveals Social Tension
Fragmentary report from Sydney notes a Hickson mission facing crowd estimates from 0 to 10 000 attendees. The text mentions Weanoaulty-ate and Sisk in unclear context, suggesting a tense event with self-representation or restraint. Further readable words hint at a reduced or problematic gathering.
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Sydney
Hickeon
Bankruptcy cause blamed on timber ringing in Sydney
Sydney reports I. W. Bas sof faced the Bankruptcy Court with claims that a timber ring disrupted supply lines from coastal ports. He said the scheme blocked vessels from bringing timber to Sydney, jeopardizing contracts worth 2.5 million.
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Sydney
I. W. Bas‘sof
Fim
World News Briefs From Constantinople And Europe
Reports from Constantinople detail a government reaffirming resistance to external arms while seeking peace terms with the Powers. In Athens a court martial acquits a general on political grounds. Budapest unveils an air current device for power generation. Paris and London wire warnings of floods and economic measures to curb speculative gold hoarding.
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wartAi
Athens
Budapest
Yipaus
Enbinger
Decor
Hae
Oon
Reuter
Yarra Murder Nurse Case Reveals Striking Brash Clashes
A brief report notes a murder case involving a nurse and elements of bold youth behavior among girls. The fragment hints at tension and social unrest surrounding a hospital or care setting, with local authorities assessing motive and public impact. Further details are unreadable in the source.
Burial and inquest details emerge in Maher case
In Melbourne Burials and court details surface around Bertha Cowen Tau’s death. A girl described as Swaxgirl was found in bed. witnesses testified of a backroom scene as a ticehall worker handled the body. A soldier’s meat and medicine bottles were noted. £300 was paid to three parties to remove the body. Inquest adjourned to a later date.
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Nelbourne
Bertha Cowen
Tau -Wis- Pontinues
Matearet
Hata
Modgoba
Bartha
Coukhlan
MiAbBell
Gil
Wienees
Billy
Dilydale
Pete
Irs
Mitchell Salt
Micolien
Viesness
House of Commons Questions on Overseas Settlement Budgets
In a Commons session M r Ormsby Gore stated the Government’s estimate for overseas settlement funds this year totals £1,580,000 with £530,000 spent to the end of February. He noted delegates including Mr We Windham Ab Joe Wienall Ob S B Emith Captain Somerville and Miss Brdys Poth would travel to Australia at month end representing the Querson Settlement Committee.
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London
Wariay
Sid Hurt
Pebensey
Mrr. Ormsvy
Goru
Australia
Querson Settlement
Mr_ We Windham, Ab
Joe Wienall
S. B. Emith
Captain Somerville
Miss Brdys Poth
By-Election Defeat in Liverpool Fails Hills Bid
Fragmentary report notes Major Hills, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, rejected in a Liverpool by-election. Mentions Bill Watson-Rutherford and the National Federation, with voting woes and local figures, including Mayes and Caber, in a murky OCR segment.
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Midister
House of Dammions
Major Hills
Tle Tressury
Liverpool
Bill Watson-Rutherford
Mayes
Cabor
Hills
Basic Wage case heard in Arbitration Court
A hearing before Deputy President Sir John Owl tackled an appeal by employers in the Carters and Drivers Industrial Union v Acland et al regarding the Harvester wage case of 1907. Mr A Gueney argued for revision, criticizing the legacy ruling as inadequate against rising living costs. The court adjourned to allow evidence and conference.
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Arbremtion
John Owl
Carters and Drivers
Industrial Union of Australia
Acland
A. Gueney
Justice Higgins
Harvester
Gxen
Hasle
Jon Onlek
John Quick
le-Hervester
Seblggation
Cope
Heitine
Walking to Darwin Aired On Long Trek From Melbourne
Chidk aged 24 and Ce left Melbourne General Post Office to day on a walk to Bore Darwin. They expect nine months on the journey. Several thousands of Aired heed ISH to Dorothy and Lillian. 12000 Orphans of the Storm.
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Chidk
Melbourne
Ish
Dorothy
Ands Lillian
International Cricket Melrogan Mayhem in England Varsities Match
Contested county and university clash features list of players and unsteady play. Reports mention England and universities with several names and positions amid a chaotic recap of the day’s events.
Moyle's BAUS East night swimming event results
Readable results from the Moyle's BAUS East night meet list winners HL Bell in the boys 220 yards handicap and Cav ener in the gold race. Medals awarded to top finishers with several age groups noted including ladies novice 65 yards won by S. Deean and other minor placings.
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Moyle
Baus
Caruxelowathola
Sid
St Patrick’s Dayelnaren
Borie
Gyras
HL Bell
Ott
Soratuli
Cavener
Hwaty
Je Madigan
Madzor Gyille
Wee
Lew Searer
Rifle Shooting Melbourne Stage One Norse Rite
The report covers rifle shooting at Melbourne with stages at 300 500 and 800 yards. Results list shooters J Straitarm Garrard Kerohow Melaty Walliams Marriott Geb Brooker Gubler McDousall Rickeck among others with scores noted for each. The event occurred on a Saturday around late February.
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Melbourne
Usy
Canimons
B. Garrard
Nsw
Kerohow
Wb Melaty
J. Marriott
Walliams
Vis
Robbery Report From Fragmented Local Text
A scrambled OCR fragment reports a morning robbery at Pyemont near revolver point involving an individual named Zama At Pyemont and a victim with a misplained frame. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Sydney
Wottnesitiy
Caleh Resham
Heideur
Eweantle
Wes
Zama
Pyemont
Mr Dooley Comments on Federal Objective Debate
A garbled report records Mr Dooley discussing a proposed federal objective for socializing industries. He notes a shift in party stance but declines to commit to a position at present, indicating ongoing reform movement tensions.
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Sydney
Weandsdaut
Vilkenetang Lalor
Tha
Sobialisa
Dooley
Chaos in Germany sparks expulsion order and clashes
reports describe police actions and military presence across German cities including Essen Strasbourg and Berlin. troops occupied railway lines and engaged with demonstrators while authorities ordered dispersal and curfews amid rising tensions and expulsions.
Protests in Reichstag and Dealing Read as Occupation Debate
Report from Tuesday shows protests and heated denunciations amid German turmoil. Mere Gino warns of larger forces against the Netherlands as Brenen argues occupation lacks military or political aims. Curt quotes claim German authorities expelled hundreds of officials and courts martialized 73 officers for oath violations amid alleged treachery.
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Dealin
Mere Gino
Tneland
Aurgave
Mihr
Debated Labor stance on Rome and French action in Europe
In the House of Commons a Labor member argued that the government should prepare for a hostile action by France over the Rome Law and urged caution on relying on French pressure. He stressed Europe’s broader risks and claimed only a joint effort could avert conflict, warning against premature belligerence.
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London
House O Commons
France
Germany
Europe
Ceraln
Getty
Lee
Rieti Ag
Alan Tar
Chinese Stowaways Reach Sydney Tragic tale of hidden voyage
A sensational report from Sydney recounts two Chinese stowaways found in a steamer’s hold after crossing from Singapore via Batavia and Brisbane. Investigations describe a desperate voyage, one man dead and the other gravely ill, with bodies recovered and the survivors facing perilous trials. The incident traces to the Chinese crew secreted aboard, and planners intend to return remains to China.
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Sydney
Sindsy
Java
Rorres Straste
Brisbane
Sir Joseph Cook Presses Australian Quality And Prices
London report on importer experts and British distributors debating Australian goods quality and pricing. Sir Joseph Cook advocates high standards and reliable supplies, urging a stable price and assured satisfaction while discussing collaboration with Australian producers and British distributors.
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London
Imforters
Iva Staron
Australia
Marley
Joseph Cook
Australis
Country Promotion Week Exhibition in Rural Displays
A damaged OCR text describes Rural Exhibition Week with displays of poultry and primary products organized by regional executives and chambers. It notes collaboration with insurers and Armenian associations, aiming to boost productivity across the state and promote national development.
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Seitlers
St. Hemen
Melhuyras
Winslows Wnitit
Salupdag
G&mber
Mami Insurés
Chamber of Arientures
Rabives
Ana Stillet
Wlostrater
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