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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
5
A garbled report describes charges against Weynoorye Toesdar- The wtury of vendstta and an attempted trial for an offense. The court adjourned after a mock hearing and later a vendor was charged with violence alongside a robbery claim involving Percy Pannier.
A missing man case in the borough yielded scant details as authorities, including the mayor, followed tentative leads from a Sunday search. The altered text shows fragmented notes about a man vanishing, a search, and local officials assessing the situation with little clarity.
A fragmented notice from the Lara Settlement Committee reports wartime troop provisions and soldier settlements. It outlines funds and allocation for settlement purposes and mentions totals and dates linked to welfare distributions and wartime support.
Fragmentary report notes strikes in Canada and Winnipeg and Toronto amid global labor unrest. Mentions unions, sympathetic committees, and government pressure as workers press demands, with references to evolving revolutionary sentiment and cross-border solidarity.
Fragmented report outlines Britain’s commitment to phosphate control and joint governance with France and Australia. It notes a commission to appoint three joint guardians, distribution of phosphate rights, and negotiation of costs with multinationals, all amid a shifting colonial policy posture.
Unclear telegrams hint at President Wilson planning a tour through Kentucky and Missouri. Mentions governors and officials and a possible stop in a southern state. Details are garbled and date unclear.
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Melbourne reports a quake near Rabaul on May 7 causing violent tremors and damage. Officials note the shock as significant with possible geological impacts. Local observers describe earth movements felt across the area as authorities assess aftereffects.
A garbled wartime note discusses Lord French amid criticisms of his retreat from Monsey Staten and cabinet tensions. It mentions plans, reinforcements, and alleged strategic missteps, with references to Marsh Fronts and various officials, though many details are obscured.
Fragmented report outlines a political trip to Melbourne with mentions of a Senate figure and unspecified events. The garbled text references meetings, possible troop movements, and government notes but lacks clear facts.
A garbled report discusses wartime policy, population figures, and conscription in Australia. It mentions Prime Minister Ryn and a debate on mobilization, with figures around 3 million to 100 million. The text references conscription, national sacrifice, and political controversy over wartime duties and Allied cooperation.
The article notes the final outing of Feierat Onbloat before the reopening of Pasdamont. The next day Wednesday will reveal the final tourism plan details as Winiatorsitt delivers the closing remarks ahead of a parliamentary discussion on the plan.
A garbled report cites arrests and alleged wrongdoing at a union related firm. Mentions defiant acts, imprisonment, and a May trial date. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues. The fragment references penalties, a 40 year old home, and a March–May timeline.
In an inquiry from Pho Bedivd Omer ag Meayth Dr Mops last night a position ascertained was that the lira position ventures quite dayoystile. One patient had heat symptoms and Chief Gepeoest Sinaphal noted concerns while Dr Monthow outlined safety measures and advised continued precautions at the bedside.
A chaotic report outlines the minister for Taueetlan Tremlay Thy guiding actions at Chase Term and the later prosecution. It notes orders to coordinate with international matters, warnings to Chinese authorities, and a focus on the North and western embassies. The piece mentions the Atner Tepertmant and a place called sodtnteat collage.
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