Labour Bureau Appeals for Army of Applicants
The Brisbane Labour Bureau reports a surge of applications for work following government directives. Minister for Labour says jobseekers will be registered and called as work becomes available, with first pay by early May. He urges public help to reduce unemployment by private employment, while denying rumors of widespread dismissals.
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Miley
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Copper Smelting Contract Listed With Regional Firms
Fragmentary note shows Smelting Copper contract involving Menars and Terlia firms to supply melted copper for a period. Mention includes Chillaga smelter, 250 ton portion, arrival at Brisbane and planned shipment to Germany for refining and manufacture.
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Drisbane
Yednenday
Menars, Karan Hireh and Co
Terlia
Chillaga
Brisbana
Germin Iniy
Mines To Open After Easter Amid Worker Uncertainty
The report says mines plan to reopen after Easter but some former employees may not be offered work. It notes others could hire available hands for repairs and improvements on mining property as production resumes. The statement mentions absorption issues for discharged workers and continued demand for skilled labor.
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Nuit
Windsor Tragedy Man Charged With Father Tobin Chrylen Murder
In Windsor, Cecil Chirtna appeared in the palace court on Wednesday charged with murdering his father Tobin Chrylen. The body was found on his property near Whuryne yesterday. A remand was granted by the police venues.
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Ceeil Chir Tna
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Tealay
Tobin Chrylen
Ferod Healy
New Adelaide Ministry Formed in Federal Cabinet
The Tink Lowe Party appointed a new ministry led by Premier Trenwnror with J Willy Chuck as Secretary and Minister for Moyring. Jupley became Attorney General and Minister for Laws Government, with Ws Tinayy as Public Works minister and J McTnnong for Crown Land and Mines. Harvey joined the ministry. some positions remain to be allocated and Abephoril is to unseat the Speaker.
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Wednraday
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Moyring
D. Jupley
Laws
Raliwaya
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Ty ‘Dumtry
Ned Tahoemil Wempley Inn
Uncertain text hints at Queensland unemployment and recovery
The article fragment discusses unemployment trends in Queensland during the current quarter, noting a small rise and factors like the apple picking season. It mentions building activity and government relief schemes expected to reduce joblessness, with optimism for a decline in unemployment later in the quarter.
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ANK
Aia
Milisioy
Atatistien
Sdis
Tasmania
Queensland
Bizer
Hein
Gueensland
Defence Melbourne Talks On Defence Wages Cut
In Melbourne the defence minister and Mr Boullin plan to discuss further wage reductions for permanent officers. The issue hinges on whether compensation should match 1919 levels, with Mr Scullin indicating only a report from Defence Authorities will guide any commitment. rumour of British authorities taking over submarines Olwiy and Oxley is not commented on.
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Melbourne
Watt
Boullin
Defence
Scullin Pal
Olwiy and
Oxley
Heavy Rain Dampens Royal Show Exhibits and Judging
In Sydney on Wednesday heavy rain disrupted the Royal Show with frequent showers delaying exhibitors and spectators. Judges worried over prize criteria as a mobile first prize winner Wahunita, once a leading Tarai horse, faced judging challenges. The Melhanenn Ap winner Tel walve is tied to Cumberland Abbey, while the Feather prize went to Theaping from New Zealand for its notable gallop among Dominion exhibits.
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Sydney
Lea
Todny
Hrise Elnenes
Nabile
Thorodghired
Wojplit
Telwalve
Tha
ASC
Cumbertand Abbey
Dominion
Egyptian Craft Smoke Screen at Anglo Egyptian Conference
Foggy progress marks talks over Suez Canal and Sudan as Egyptian delegates push for western control while British ministers resist. Henderson and Egyptian talks continue with expected statements before Easter adjournment.
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London
Railway and tramway workers debate time cut versus wages
About 10 000 ABU members signaled willingness to accept a proposal for reduced working hours in railway and tramway services. Meetings at Sydney yards and depots showed mixed support for shorter hours while retaining pay, with AFL issues and union leaders reviewing overall positions after Easter.
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ABU
Brnnelins
Litcombe
Goulburn
Prandin Tie Metropallitan
Wien
ATU
Tre
Tramway
A.M. Menibere
Jury Deadlock in Narrabel Murder Case
The jury failed to agree on the verdict in the trial of Toul Mentel charged with homicide and damage caused to Smith at Narrabel. Mentel was remanded for a future trial date.
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Narrabel
Rydney
Toul Mentel
Nfhrde
Damen Smith
Mentel Wan
Riots in Calcutta Injure Dozens Across European Quarter
Rioting in Calcutta's European quarter left many injured and property damaged. Stones and fires disrupted streets as police in bayonet raids restored order. British soldiers and Indian constables patrolled, with 50 people including two Sikhs and firemen hurt. a student boycott and foreign flag burnings were reported amid a citywide hartal.
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Newrdays Fresidency General Hospital
Whdb
Byron
Mina Anna’ Donel
Bikhia
Oo Orr Brigade
Tiowes
Erty
Eo Ek Sen
Atreata
Tein
Seminla
Trades Ball Officials Urge Opposition to Special Tax
Melbourne report notes Trades Ball officials voiced opposition to a special tax aimed at relieving unemployment. They argued the levy is not only a tax on workers but a breach of the Labour party platform.
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Melbourne
Labour Party
Sydney Show Highlights From West Moreton Entry
Third place goes to West Moreton and Tablelands exhibits despite long travel. Results of the district exhibition include North Canat and Northern Tablelands with /goog points, Centen Const and Tablelands at 24 points, Western Districts 8084 points, and South County with Tablelands.
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West Moreton Wd Talilelands Romunities
Itrom
North Canat
Northern Tablelands
Goog
Centen Const
Amu
Fire Devastates Hotels and Shops in Jericho Town
A Wednesday blaze in Jericho Town destroyed the Queen’s Hotel and the Railway Hotel along with a store and two shops. Residents James and others were injured and one man succumbed to burns after leaping from a balcony as flames spread through adjoining premises. Firefighters battled the blaze amid windy conditions until it was brought under control.
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Ina
James
Aguiahil
Queen' A
Re Webber
Rise
Willian Furber
Alsa
Fe Wall
Nan “Iim Age
Tobnekoniat
Hlalathies
Algo
Aévern
Eisteddfod Brisbane Choir Cup Won by City Council
In Brisbane on Wednesday at the Concert Hall the major event was the Warehouse Choirs Competition. The Brisbane City Council Choir won against four competitors, with standout performances from young singers in age groups under 13 and under 17.
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Brisbane
Warehouse Choirs
Poplin
Rmckerb
L. Chester
Gandhi movement sparks heated talk at Local Service Club
A Vancouver debate recounts Gandhi and his followers as the speaker urges restraint. Mr. Ti ng a criticizes the movement while others express mixed views on its aims and legality.
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Vancouver
Snerdny
Powis
Tynant
Brenk
WI Tinga
Guntht
Snowdenta
Renin Pone
Australian leaders probe telephonelike hymns in talk
A scrambled report describes a telephonic exchange between the Prime Minister and the Turkish Prime Minister in Melbourne on a recent April evening, mentioning an Australian firm and a ceremonial hymn conversation.
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Melbourne
Canhorra
Ptelool
Anatriii Firme
Fibre attache cases and vanity designs from 18th century shop
An OCR fragment describes fibre attache cases and vanity designs with mirrors and floral motifs. It lists sizes from 12 to 33 with steel bound frames, clip locks, vulcanised components, and prices like 4/9 and 5/3. The text mentions magazines or catalog lines and a 1768 date reference alongside decorative fabrics.
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Onocco
Willi
Jaeger All Wool Travelling Rugs Ad
Jaeger all wool travelling rugs advertised with quality and value. Offers indicate various sizes and fringe detailing and pricing in bold. Fringed and pure wool options highlighted for warmth and durability.
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Ain
Bene Ee
Jaeger
Denigne
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