Inferior Exports and Wheat Compensation Settlement
The article reports on an agreement concerning wheat export settlements after reduced orders and a compensation plan. It notes 5,000 tons of wheat and 22,009 tons of flour submitted, with compensation totaling £520,000 and final payouts of £2 per ton for wheat claimants and £1 per ton for flour. Australian authorities oppose increasing compensation. delegates praise the settlement as favorable amid cost-cutting pressures.
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Capetuwy
Monlay
Conyrd Smuts
Commonwealth
Union Velugabya
Srallard Australia
Shsinad
AtMtrican
Delagr
Thic
Awsteslia
Stote
Melbourne
Tuesley
Crit
South Africa
Tiermounta Werd
Victorian
Rhuth Australian Wheat Boards
Chuatratian
Wheat ‘Board
Fire at Regora Terrace stores in Rockhampton
A late night blaze at the Regora Terrace spacious two storey shop premises owned by Mrs Leah Johnson, with seven shops in the Power and McCusker confectionery building. Fire originated in the shop on the ground floor and occupants upstairs escaped with help from a cone stable on duty. Fire brigade arrived swiftly and, with strong water pressure, confined the fire to the initial shop, which was gutted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhampton
Regora
Terrace
Leah Johnson
McCusker
Geo
Indian Delegate to Visit Queensland Next Week
Brisbane reports that Mr Saatri, delegate from the Government of Iadin, will visit Queensland next week. The Federal Government has asked Bir Theodore to arrange a meeting for Mr Bastri to address members of Parliament with the Premier expected to approve arrangements.
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Brisbane
Saatri
Iadin
Queensland
Pie
Bir. Theodore
Bastri
Pariament
Australia wary of Japan as naval program looms
The London observer warns Canberra against Japanophobia after Tokyo unveils a vast budget for cruisers and submarines. It notes Washington talks may ease tensions but Australian readers fear a stronger fleet will heighten regional peril and defend defense needs with fewer submarines and more ships and months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Torkabire Observer
Mwo
Australia
Tokinhaa
Sydney
Nao
Japan
Britain
Austra- WA
German Politics and Rallies Amid Election Tensions
The article reports on political maneuvering around a German election with Marshal Von Hinfenbore and President Mhert involved. Rivalries and biased rhetoric prevail as crowds clash with protesters and demonstrations unfold. Police and security actions are described amid a tense public scene with injuries reported.
Ascent of Mt Everest British Expedition Update
Report on the Mt Everest ascent campaign detailing base camps and route progress. Mentions Ronghul Ghialer and the Great Lama welcoming the party. Notes winter delays due to strike and weather, with an aim to finish by May if conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damork
Ronghul
Amb
German Charnel Will Trust Case Heard At High Court
The Full Court of Grand Plamatory heard arguments over a will tied to German interests. Attorneys debated whether the German consul or charitable purposes governed the estate and how funds should be administered amid wartime constraints.
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Hrishane
Paculay
Thotr Mowe
Justly
Adelyn Kiana
Justies
Cinvan Dolfy
Willian Muelimer
Philly
Fepeaventi
Mi Shuman
Rt. Weithe Beim Mtr
Mart
Me W
Vannehes
Ate Beat Fluwee
Uirion Trastes Company
Me. Mullehinn
Ide McNab
Altarnageienera
Athetod
Chambers, Mobile
Cronevanw
Alton
Juaies
Trin
Willis Abiteln
Fie
Dongloo
Percen
Mor
Douglas
Mathew Tuys
Vegi
Tuetie
Ottemmstaners
Germany
Lavieh
Justice Dully
Douginn
Union Tristey Company
Donglan
Sid
Donging
Fondu
Carmany
Dowglou
Trenchoinn
Shipment of bullion arrives in New York from Deumnoels
A single shipment of gold bullion reached New York from Deumnoels. The consignment reportedly weighed about 5,000 pounds and is believed to contain a large quantity of refined gold.
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New York
Tursday
Roreswell
United States
Tasmania election results raise hopes for Country Party
In Hobart and Melbourne districts voters balanced the tally as 1970 votes added to the Democratic line and 308 to Frontline. The campaign claimed the Country Party blocked a national debacle amid tactical moves by the Lee Government. Absent votes remain to be counted to reach final quotas.
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Melbourne
Tuemlny
Tasmania
Counter
Sid Statin
Country Party
Lee
Hobart
Demiain
Frontlin
al Wort Ovenly
Engineering dispute over settlement terms in London
Mixed dispatch reports a settlement proposal by the Anglo-American Society of Engineers amid a labor dispute. It notes a potential majority threshold and bemused expectations for a near total agreement while London observers push for resolution.
Minier for Mines to Represent Queensland at Empire Exhibition
The Minister for Mines Mr. Jones will travel from Sydney to Brisbane on Monday to represent Queensland at the conference called by the Federal Government to discuss matters related to the Asian exhibit at the British Empire Exhibition in London in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Tones
Monde
Queensland
London
Conditions at Darwin and local business notes
Mr C Krabba ALE.A. reports Darwin in low spirits with only one white man in business amid Chinese and Jnymnewe workers. A high white presence in government jobs, but meat works at Wyndham operate with low cattle prices not covering long transport. Prices: 7/6 per 100lbs for cattle passed by, rejects at 1/1 per 1lba.
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C. Krabba
Ale
Darwin
Wyndham Meatworks
Apeeter
Federal Arbitration Incomplete Report On Deputy Presidents
A garbled note from Sydney reports uncertain actions at the Federal Ministry for servers last month. It mentions attempts to appoint deputies to the Architeution Court and an expectation of securing services of others, with references to Mr Groomehh and Mr Toghes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tursday
Phar Thy
Bas Lees
Federal Ministry
Architeution Court
Toghes
Groomehh
Ope
War Service Homes Transfer Talks In New York State
Brisbane notes no agreement on shifting war service homes from federal to state control. Worton Amith says he has proposed terms to the federal government and awaits a reply. A forester department item and timber market mention appear, with references to future state offers and national authorities.
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Brisbane
War Service Homes
Feder
Worton Amith
Qroettafond
Forester Deperkming
Petaene
Reunion of Churches at Tihisbank Speech by Archbishop Shaw
Archbishop Shaw spoke at a church reunion noting strain in Anglican unity. He urged repentance and dialogue with Scotland’s Presbyterians, outlining a hopeful vision for reconciled relations amid disunion. Bishops pressed for renewed earnestness in mission and fellowship.
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Tihisbank
Tuodde
Gut Addenss
Ailbery Hill
Shaw
Lanferd
Anglican Communion
Canterbury
Scotland
Death of Dr Kapp reported in Berlin
Berlin mourns the death of Dr Kapp a noted organizer of the 1920 Berlin revolutionary outbreak. The obituary notes his prominent role in the events and his influence in the city’s early communist movement.
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DR. Kapp
Berlin
de. Kapp i Aunowsend
Stockman’s Death at Ludgeford Station
Police Inspector Quinn received details of William James Maller head stockman at Ludgeford Station. He died after being struck by a bullock while driving them. He was taken to the Auphe Hospital and died on Friday.
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Rockslampton
Quinn
William James Maller
Ludgeford
Ify
Auphe H Hospital
Siceusihed
Hague Conference Reflections Prompt Allied Planning Shifts
Paris reports indicate Allies and neutrals debate how to respond to Russia amid the Hague Conference talks. Britain seeks expert-led focus while other governments push broader diplomatic representation and practical steps to restore normal relations among nations.
Australian soprano Mira Stelle Power Sets Tour Plan
London reports Australian soprano Mira Stelle Power will depart soon and undertake concert tours across the Commonwealth New Zealand Canada and America before returning to England.
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London
Mira Stelle Power
Australia
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Canada
Amerloa
Englenil
True Case Notes by Justice Avory in London
Justice Avory discharged the jury at the Duyn Agabros after reflecting on the calendar and urged that penalties be applied with care. He questioned whether vetme abatement would affect crima penalties and suggested experts in Harley Street should decide on proper conduct for crimes.
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London
Shortt
Touge of Commons
Justice Avory
Duyon Agabros
Harley-street
Nly
Crima
British Migration Plans Outlined at London Meeting
Celove Amery spoke at an Immigration meeting in London as he urged negotiating with the Commonwealth for a joint system with Twif or wvan thirds of passage money advanced to British migrants. The proposal also calls for West Australia to fund 75,000 immigrants, aiding full families.
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London
Celove
Amery
Jay
West Australia
Chinese political manifesto threats parliament and election
A manifesto issued by Dr Sun Yat-sen threatens to imprison Chinese Parliament members and block a presidential election unless Wu Ting-fong resigns as premier. The upheaval centers on leadership and constitutional process amid ongoing crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun-yat-eon Hoa
Wu-tingfong
Drccessine
Labor Party Conference Sees Motions Rejected
At the ALP session in Sydney the motion by Mr Davidson to remove lenses tied to Mr Uno was rejected. The committee will investigate charges against ministers, with possible expulsion of Mr Motrirr if charges are unproven, affecting the ministers involved and the party's industrial stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tool Btatu
ALP
Davidson
Elie
Cany
WeGire
Motrirr
McGiry
Wireless telephony trial in South Africa under temporary license
A provisional port ofive license allows a trial of wireless telephone service in South Africa. Early tests conducted by Cape Arges show preliminary routes promising.
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Yaphtows
South
Africa
Cape
Storm Roars Through New York Port
Storm rages in New York with crews reporting fatalities, dozens injured, and hundreds of vessels damaged or wrecked. Reports cite cannon craft and small boats suffering destruction as harbor activity slows amid the grist storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Penmens
Labor federation leader urges nonstrational rights to union power
Samuel Sampert of the American Federation of Labor addresses a convention urging organized labor to secure nonstructural rights. The remarks call for continued emphasis at a national conference in Washington on trade union strength and unity.
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Cincinatti
Samuel Sampert
Americanederation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Hay
Marui
Wadhington
Comedian's Plight Reveals Turmoil in Movie World
A famed comedian pleads with a director of the National Association of Motion Picture Sting to reinstate him, after spending his fortune and facing fallout. The piece notes his return hopes and ongoing personal turmoil within the film industry.
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Angeles
Mational Association of Motion Pletiard Sting
W. Thurs
Rome
The Irish Situation in Commons Remarks and Treaty Context
London reports quote Churchill and government figures debating the Irish question in the Commons. An alleged agreement on Ireland treaty status and Crown representation is discussed amid foreign policy concerns. Dublin officials anticipate shifts in stance that could favor a more stringent line.
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London
Mundeay
Churchill
Loumoreon
Parliamavticy
Daily Chronicle
Dublin
Bornied Taghes
Conners
Dito Lie
Aimine
Otoeles
London Wheat Market Tightness Drives Prices
London traders report firm demand for wheat due to limited shipping capacity and ongoing market disruptions. Commodity sources note tighter shipments and speculative buying as buyers seek stocks to meet near term needs.
German Reparations and German Policy Debates
A London dispatch summarizes German reparations talks and the German government’s position on war guilt and postwar obligations. A interview with a British official notes cautious expectations about French demands and potential concessions. The report also mentions Britain shifting tone on Allied policy and German prospects. Obituary fragment mentions Wools’ Ghost Peppermint Cure.
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Reetin, Minicv
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Mitchner
Amural Proams
Argument Hemore Leu
Tinton Ratiait
Bydsney
NY State
Golda
Arbitration Court
State Wheat Board
Preston LY
Dunstan
ASW
Dunston
Reunion OF Churches
Archiasop OF
Stockman
Wille
Liewto Colmel Hogboy
O.B.E
Bearutory
Australia House
Paris
Uoto
Hich
Hussein
Rri- Hab
Conon
Fleia
Bushells Blue
Justive Avory
Tyat
Ben
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Labor Party
Wales
Aretorle
Wort
London Wheat Market
Mouilmy
Pepoet
Mummuek
Lloyd Georgi
Gersinch
Marie
Maliy Espresa
M. Boiwenew
Cermany
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