Government Sets Out Big Drive for Public Finance Cuts
Brisbane reports a government party meeting endorsing a plan to rehabilitate alliances of the Commonwealth. Premier Moore led a long address on uniform legislation, salaries, and public expenditure cuts. A committee will set the cap on revenue transfers and railway cost reductions to be applied across the state.
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Brisbane
Commonwealth
Mico Moore
Melbourne
Aiddhew
Cunbironier
Moura
Billy
Nu Holdings
Vna St
Mug
Muvro
Queensland
Han Utler
Mada Cruaa FBI Polien Aupureennotivg
Ayey
Wreule
Muuty
Corea
Une
Maura
T. RR
Roberta
Ane
Anthonys
Guitfrey* Morgan
Vowlin
Morgan
Urnes
Beidaue
Moore
Dares
Vies
Maxwell
Principla
Nunuio
I. OL. King
Muiro
Br.arter
Teli
Hing
Mr. Wing
Mure
Lewis
Politien
Adil
Afr
Moore Ntotad Uiet
Gold Finds In Two Localities Around Cracow Areas
Reports from Rockhampton and Townsville describe gold discoveries near Cracow in the Theodore region with new geological prospects. A.S. Jones, ex Minister for Mines, inspected Cracow with a mining expert and discussed extending options on the surprise monais. Indications point to numerous specimens and promising catchment formations along Ravenswood and nearby creeks.
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Rockhampton
Wednowley
Cracow
Theodore
A.S. Jones
Damages Sought in Smith's Weekly Case From Lang
SYDNEY Wednesday. The claim for £10000 damages by the Premier Mr T Lang against Smith's Weekly for alleged defamation was heard this week. The hearing is adjourned to next week for Michellas Leen to appear.
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Sydmey
Wednesay
Celui
Dumagea
2.T. Lang
Sygabiat Smith
Industrial Labour Plans Push for Socialisation in Australia
A detailed debate at Tach Queening Labour in Politics discusses socialisation of production, abolition of the gold standard, removal of state governors, and the introduction of a 40 to 30 hour work week. Proposals include child endowment, overseas migration limits, and a full two year timeline for implementation.
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Briedane
Industrial Court of Labour
Convention
Trata
Port
Laboue
Australia
Gouven
Labo Pur
Tts
Gaitsomer
Branc
Adivacuite
Amalermatid’ ‘Engineering’ Union
Jand
Murgon Braneh
Queansland
Aentstanty
de- Wiroa
Tanororth- Adhwen
Diocesan Synod TOSANE Reviews Clergy Fund and Wages
The Brighave divisional synod resumed with the second reading of clergy windows and orphans canon. Archdeacon Toowomha Clover urged reducing pensions to £120 while preparing concessions for the women. Canon Garland noted midennum at L180 and a priest salary near £500 a year, sparking questions on legality as funds were established and the synod adjourned after reporting progress.
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Littleton
Toowomha
Iley
Mpton
Eley
Garland
Sisonra
Maxtems
Bigir Barstow
Eonelitos
Premiers Plan Sparks Resignation Call Across Australia
Melbourne reports strong Labour calls for the Federal Ministry to resign amid plans from the Premiers Conference. The Australian Labor Party factions in Victoria and other states debate the plan and its political consequences. Unions align with opponents over proposed intergovernmental measures and mortgage policies.
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Melbourne
Thorpe
Chelea
Walon
the Australian
Pregilera
Scullin
Lung Group
Victoria
Fromineo
WANA
PE. Lagemrini
Mrr
Seylin
Stata Gestions
Yf Ue
Angtrallan Labour Parks and Prades
Lavin Cornell Tiel
Scullia
Tmnarulyu
Wari
Pligeva
Adelaide
Muetin
L. Ls Hill
Suullin
Ernal- Goverment
Commonwealth
Australia
Brisbane
Fierce clashes as eviction raids erupt in Sydney riot
In Bankstown police clash with Communists injuring one man critically and wounding 16 civilians. Inspector White hurt. police quell barricaded houses with barbed wire defenses amid electric cuts and arson fears. Multiple arrests follow riot charges.
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Sydney
Bankstown
Forces of Law
White
Evie
I Howse
Howse
Pinkety
Howe
W Vallay
Stanca
Inapeetore McMaster
Anal White
Sion
Tian
Tha Ph Fom
Oulalde
Nile
Constabie Denis Iron Var’ Na
Dia
Potia
Prehistoric Skull Discovery Sparks Museum Comment
Brisbane reports the Quarantine Museum director Mr EH Longin comments on a claimed prehistoric skull find in Central Australia. He says the discovery could shed light on early humans but cautions overstatement of its significance.
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Brisbane
EH. A. Longin
Juryols Leninggees
Central Australia
Australia
Spain Faces Civil War Risks Over Quelinul Sigura Expulsion
In Madrid a government crisis over the expulsion of Quelinul Sigura raises fears of civil conflict. El Debate debates government intent while bishops meet Don Juli to discuss the Tensier case and Catholic factions mobilize near frontier headquarters.
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Madrid
Quelinul Sigura
Vittoria
Don Juli
Don Carlos
Youthful Migrants Reach Australia from Britain
In the House of Commons the secretary of the department reported on youths who migrated to Australia. About 1604 boys and 104 girls left Britain during the years in question and many did not return. Questions were raised about how many were granted passages or found work on arrival.
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Que Pullerman
London
Houses of Commons
Duintons
J. Hy ‘Nhomae
Sorensen
Australpela
Winter Coat Sale Ads From The Season's Market
An advertisement notes multiple months of winter weather and promotes a Ladies' All Wool Dream Coat in a strong pelt style with full shape. It mentions prices around 4 and 11 pence or shillings in a vintage sale context.
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Clare Soleabe
Barnes
Frocre
Lulavel
Sao
Smart Brook
Ait Orie
Children’s. Woollens
Steen
Eee Sns Lyle
Colusa
ORDAM
Barnes & Co., Ltd
Warwick
Cracow and Burdekin River
Berg Iemsen
Geven Milea
Ownsville
Sieseny
Nuat Ravens Wood
Uate
Ravenswaoud
Rueh- Birk
Dannybrook
Eurelud
Lang
Labour
Wudnewday
Elwes
Keaventhyo
Cornell
Proderick Woolbury
Federal Ministry
Longman
Spain
uWov
Uuehinuro Kuit
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