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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
5
A chaotic Charleville town meeting drew controversy over policing, with claims of corruption and demands for reform. Attendees debated police ministry oversight as townsfolk shouted, while observers alleged improper influence and questioned police conduct amid a crowd tense with resentment.
Reports from Arisha Ba indicate a virulent pneumonic influenza spreading through Aniya St Josephs College and nearby communities. Health officials warn of rapid transmission with several students and staff hospitalized and three deaths confirmed. city hospitals report rising admissions and possible further fatalities.
An outbreak of influenza grips Sydney with calls for disorganization in port operations. Officials report about 400 cases at the Sydney station as clinics note rising patient numbers. The week sees closures of sections and adjusted hours as authorities manage the spread.
Brishane reports Thorslay-tha raiser aeisboa and a number of submarines have left Conce en route to Tylsbans Will Retr Gay. The movement aims to reach the coast for possible hospital or role assignments, with timing not yet clear.
A conference examined federal government steps and university proposals. Theodore chaired the committee drafting a report for consideration. Debate covered abolition of certain commissions and age safeguards for federal and state ballots.
Fragmentary wartime item notes strikes in France and Paris region. Mentions service, troops, riders and costs, with unclear figures about the enemy and consular actions. Ends with vague reference to wartime conditions and disruptions.
A report prepared for the Commonwealth War Museum Committee discusses war trophies in Melbourne. It outlines German gear and 3000 munition items, plus autos and motor vehicles, with 208 other articles included. The plan contemplates displaying trophies across states to educate the public and honor war efforts.
Disposed of Australian military stores tied to survey and service records as secret or protected items. The document notes disposal actions by authorities and references specific storage and valuation terms. The text is fragmentary but identifies official handling of sensitive government supplies and related materials.
The High Court proceedings in Melbourne have been postponed. Brigvane ducing Tang was cited as the reason with the next date postponed to July.
State Enterprises Briahase reports the Warra mine operations halted on May 2 due to ongoing issues. Manager Ble Coway plans to present a formal status update at Warrs mine. About ten workers are affected and the mine remains closed pending further developments.
A mistyped dispatch reports coal shortages in Adelaide with two employees at Burlington workshops losing time. The Rail Ministry announced measures to safeguard fuel supply and keep services running, amid ongoing disruption to production and transport.
In Brisbane on Thursday the Supreme Court heard Mrs Perrie against Romual Hunwot and others. The case involved the recovery of £163 with £182 in costs, as Mrs Perrie sought to defend claims and the court set a payment and defense timetable within four weeks.
Fragmentary report notes Thornley Gueeor Lund Teanpe returning to Asatrala by transport Teuiserfbrod amid a low contest at a railway station around 540 pm tomorrow.
Report from Sydney describes Queensland Premier Mr. T. J. Ryan and Mees Hyam attending the Sydney Town Ball. The account includes remarks on cost of living, government aims, and references to postwar economic concerns, with mentions of wartime spending totals and parliamentary debate.
Thurelayy Phe Mint directs Strto Enterprises to examine clay deposits near Brisbane. Mr. Faoter convenes a committee to assess quality and value, aiming to determine if the site meets high clay standards. Officials consider needed bristles and gear for operations while evaluating permits and potential output.
Fragmented text suggests a discussion on wood and energy policy with references to a prime minister and minister Watt. The snippet mentions federal powers, Delta avenue, rail support, and Australian context. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply parliamentary debate over governance and energy infrastructure.
An official report from Briahnne’s Contract office notes vocational training underway. End of April attendance shows 152 trainees in morning class and 127 in evening, with 45 undergraduates in fall courses. Federal authorities have adopted a start, coordinating oiling and ethnical college accommodations to support vocational education.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice or column mentioning Too roeba and Yeshtilay with references to warmth and winter moral themes. Names and places are garbled, conveying no clear event or outcome.
Sydney reports discuss a proposed reduction of per capita taxes and centralizing customs revenue in the Commonwealth. Melbourne notes Prime Minister Watt may respond to premiers’ plan to rent positions above the federal government and questions surrendering taxation powers. The debate centers on fiscal policy and constitutional authority.
A damaged OCR passage reveals criticism of official purchases in Adelaide. References to fraud suspicions, miscosting, and telegraphed deliveries suggest officials appear incompetently handling stock and implements. Names and precise locais are unclear due to text corruption.
A report from the anti Dyirma Society meeting at Stall outlines committee actions, membership drives, fees, and debate over funding and potential show cancellations. Officials warn of epidemics and outline costs for pavilion, furniture, and administration while pressing members to pay dues to sustain the organization.
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