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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
5
Britain's response at The Hague Conference outlines positions on armaments, private property compensation, war debts, and possible settlement methods. In Tasmania, Labor gains and coalition considerations shape the state election as results and absent votes influence party balance and future government stability.
Brisbane dispatch says the Main Roads Board notes quarrying in progress on three shires along the Darling Downs. Earthworks are under way in Olenganllan Shire and metalling is being done on the road between Helidon and Tol Bar Puyge Range.
Ambiguous dispatch from Moscow notes Lenin's death reports but Soviet officials have not confirmed the event. Despite the uncertainty, prominent circles consider him dead while others await official word.
The Minister for Agriculture announces confiscation of all butter containings more than 16 percent water to maintain high export standards in Copenhagen.
The Bavarian Parliament faces a heated discussion over English compulsory schooling and French cultural policy amid trade concerns. Debates touch on educational reforms and cultural options in the legislative agenda.
A British miners delegate attends the American Federation of Labor convention. He claims British miners are 100 percent loyal to American interests and pledge strong cooperation with the union. He stresses shared goals and solidarity between nations in labor efforts.
A notice advertises event details with references to Dor Children’s Hocking Cough Wandin Peppermid Care. It notes a public appearance by Tanita at Lach Taamond in Mr. Anierann on Pring 16 with particulars in the issue.
A garbled report notes rent figures and legal notes from a local court case. It mentions names such as Te emed, Mie Lai Court, and various rent rates like 12/0 per aero with terms. The text reads as a fragmented record of land rents and associated notices without clear narrative.
A couple attempting a honeymoon flight with a pilot on a windy day were killed when the plane crashed after takeoff from an airfield near Chicago. The pilot sustained serious injuries.
A battered dispatch says Irish unrest grows as Republican actions intensify in Belfast while British troops consider occupying loyalist strongholds in Donegal to secure talks. A Dublin correspondent reports coalition shifts with De Valera and hints at possible acceptance of the treaty and constitution under a Free State Parliament.
The report lists multiple race divisions with winners and times. In the first division Forest King beats Guerre Gare at Hoth with a close margin. Second division Montrea wins over Lyon. Firet division Ceige Foote leads Capaml Gown and Dick Sheaves with Hutting close behind. Park Wandicap third division TBetelaenx wins with Sensation and Sam yenai as other placers. Second Tombion features Capt Souteilin winning by a slim margin.
A party applied at the War Department for a mining lease on abandoned digs in the Bongella Range forty seven miles northwest of Mackay. The area was once a busy centre where payable gold was produced before the mines were deserted. The applicants plan to reopen and develop the former workings.
Sydney report says the Society of Rupineers will decide whether to abandon Federal and State arbitration and rely on industrial strength to secure higher wages and better working conditions. A proposed 17 a week wage cut under the federal award is argued to be disproportionate to living costs. The union secretary notes arbitration is no longer seen as worker protection.
Reported in a national upheaval, editors including Johann Paburg and two Nationalist_Hapers staff face high treason charges. The Monday arrest followed court evidence and prominent nationalist ties amid the recent disorder.
The dead aviator Melbourne reports the funeral for Sir Hans Amith fixed for Thursday in Adelaide and that of Lieutenant Bennett for Saturday in Melbourne.
London report notes the Daily Express says Mr Lloyd George invited Unionist representatives to attend Monday's vote, signaling a near settlement. The remark suggests an accord between major parties is imminent.
In Sydney on Monday the arbitration board and the court debated the validity of the basic wage declaration. Judges signaled the minimum wage to protect low paid workers, while the board argued for maintaining the wage floor. The hearing adjourned amid arguments over the level and enforcement.
The Manilay Phy party reached 20 600 feet on Mount Everest and stood 2 290 feet from the summit beating the Duke of Abruzzi ascent in 1900. The team pursues the peak under favorable conditions with three members recovering from frostbite.
A Beaudesert bore hole has been completely pumped and sealed to determine if kerosene seepage exists or if the odor is due to human activity. The well will stay sealed for several days to allow measurements.
In Paris on Sunday discussions on the reparation question follow a conference with Morgan voicing views before departing. He doubts a unified settlement is possible without a general German payment plan in cash or kind. Germany would pay only if annual settlement terms existed.
Heavy supplies at the Mama Street market with few choice limes and oversupply of inferior fruit. Mixed chai scarce. wheat and wheate meal sold firm. Potatoes and maize offerings weak. prices for other staples shown with mixed quality and limited demand.
A new job printing business has been formed emphasizing quality work and timely output. The firm invites inquiries by telephone and is located at the Warwick Newspaper On Ltd Baaminer Building.
At a Connell meeting a nuisance from stray stock in the streets was discussed. A proposal to raise pound fees from 5 to 10 shillings and double fines for offences was approved by a five to three vote, with council set to proceed to enforcement.
The Warwick Town Council approved buying a motor water-cart after reviewing bids from Ford T Trek and several others. The council discussed municipal land leases near the Stanthorpe line and considered traffic, drainage, and public health matters at length during the session.
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