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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
5
The arbitration court discusses costs and procedure in a case involving The Theatrical Employers Union and related workers. Judges consider deuman toward setting dates for deoramation inquiry and wage comparisons across states. Proceedings note potential early hearing and broader impact on community employment.
Reports indicate a potential five year pause in naval build up as talks unfold among Hitula, Japan, and the Tried Braces Haitlag with public interest closely watching. Mentioned figures include Senator Hardi ng pursuing an agreement with Tokyo and Washington.
Two Queensland tenders were received for the supply of thirty locomotives for the Queensland railway. Prices remained unchanged despite freight charges and other expenses totaling the total price.
Fragmentary OCR text references Toowoomba water supply and a burner event at Pooweomna with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a map or plan number 309 and a time element, but specifics are unreadable.
The Wheat Board discusses export arrangements with Australia as a key issue in government strategy. Officials say the policy aims to protect farmer interests while maintaining port trade and domestic consumption, with ongoing negotiations involving state and national authorities.
Berlin reports indicate a deadlock as foreign ministers push disarmament with a focus on military restraint. The communique outlines safeguards against forceful gains and calls for verified commitments, while negotiations continue in the face of mutual distrust.
A fragment discusses butter pricing and comments on agricultural policy. Mentions ministers and a proposed price change, with unclear attribution and garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR shows pricing and quantities with mixed codes for a Rome market session. It references pairings of lots, salted items, wheaten oats, onions, and various dated entries such as 4/9 4/0 and 8/10 with multiple price points and consignments. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate parliamentary discussion about a lone approval and winter session timing. Mentions Premier, December and January dates, with unclear context and possible scheduling shifts for future meetings.
Fragmented cricket report describes a heavy defeat with England and Wales players noted. Mentions wickets, runs, and key figures such as Hobbs and Adams. Weather and crowd details are interwoven with unclear place names and scores.
The Brisban e wool sale saw 10 800 bales offered and strong buyer turnout led by major dealers Amid mixed prices a general decline of 10 to 20 percent occurred on several lots Competition was intense with high demand for some lines but overall prices fell compared with earlier sales The Windpot purchases were not triggered by Japanese demand and competitive pricing persisted across the auction room
A man appeared in Chiriet Court today charged with a drinking offense after reportedly consuming alcohol in a prohibited area. The complainant alleges the defendant engaged in an improper act involving alcohol, with the court hearing set to determine the penalty and potential restitution.
Damaged wheat crops cause concern as saline weather and pests affect the yield. Officials report reduced production in parts of the grain belt, with some plants showing regrowth despite heavy injuries. Recovery remains uncertain as weather and disease pressures continue.
fragmented OCR reads of a Clermont proclamation describe police monitoring of unrest during a drought period. mentions three individuals and a specific district authority overseeing actions. unclear place names appear, but event centers on public order and municipal governance.
The Legislative Assembly debated government budget plans including hospital funding and wage provisions. Proponents argued for extending hospital services and opposing cuts while critics warned of rising costs and potential industrial pressure, with figures showing projected deficits and expenses.
The report outlines tensions within the proposed Australian Wool Association as government and industry discuss warehouse storage and export strategies. It notes concerns over shipping wool to England versus storing and selling domestically in Australia and New Zealand.
A report from Brisbane suggests a plan to appoint an additional Minister and discuss the government’s aims. Theodore indicates the Prime Minister may gain automatic advisory power for full portgalle rank while committee leadership choices are debated, with Mrs Forgny Bailtb mentioned as a potential figure and several names floated for Deputy Chair.
The fragment notes government action on steamers and an executive plan. Details are unclear about timing or officials involved, with uncertainty over whether the government intends to adopt or reject a proposal and who is present to comment.
The report notes a heated session with attackers accusing leaders of tax policies and wartime strain. Members clash over unemployment relief and government taxation while reference is made to labor unrest and proposed actions impacting relief programs and public welfare.
A lengthy report details the League of Nations discussions on a new permanent court, the role of the Assembly, and funding for postwar reconstruction. It notes opposition from Britain and other powers, calls for voluntary compliance, and mentions proposed measures for payment and constitutional questions, with focus on Geneva deliberations and potential shifts at London and Paris.
Fragmentary text indicates a new Police Commissioner appointment after Se Urqueart, with references to cabinet meetings and Home Secretary involvement. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A horse theft near Townsville on Saturday involved a colt stolen from a local stable. Authorities pursued a mounted suspect, with a reward of 60 dollars offered for information leading to the capture.
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