Dardanelles Straits Question Dominates Conference
Russia and France urge free passage for fleets through the Dardanelles as Britain and Roumania back measures to keep the straits open. Discussions center on international supervision, anti militarization, and ensuring neutral transit for ships and supplies amid League Covenant rules.
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France
Ruasix
Onan
Britain
Pudgarla
Roumantis
Sallie Iso
Hye Eal
Labvinem
Hue
Nyssue
Luruty
Selva
Rossa
Bruce
Routh Afrie
Tals
Straits
Dellih
Atuliey
la Minasia
Ieee
Tulare
Bencove
Erance
M. Litvinat
Man Detained Arrest At Rockhampton Hampton
A South Wales man, suspected in an assault at the Rocks near Theesine Street, was detained after a fortnight of intensive police work. Detective J. O’My and Constable Belly questioned several men. one suspect, Davies, was taken to the police station after further interrogation. The man, a former Rockhamplan resident, had been identified by investigators and is charged with violence.
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Fumpton Police
Une
Deanile Teads
J. O'My
Davies
Pollae
Lefephione
Jim
Abou Bam
Rockhamplan
South Wales
Burke
Wittott
Ava
Mss
Gmnlch
Adler Feha
Malbourne
Rome
Apritas
Teriseane
Mmness
Melbonene Street
Reuse
Wren Mie
Fen Dass
Caver
Belter
Jay Penge
Mec
Smiths
Davolis
Stix
Smit
Ana
Aiden
Industrial Court Criticises Guards and Shunters Union
The Industrial Court examines disputes involving guards and shunters at a railway, noting attempts to secure union variations were blocked by procedural limits. The case highlights the powers of labor boards and the court’s stance on union claims and appeals amidst broader industry tensions.
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Arisbane
Tndusui
Hine Guvenadond Railways Guarda
Asdabiotion Union of Employees Ip
Jademenss
Derry
Teordan
Pilentes
Cock Dal Nathe Union
Favacd
Thor Worde
Yury
Mace Shane
Etal Nigerian Board
She Cour
Hostile Queensland Graziers Protest to Federal Authorities
Queensland graziers protest to federal authorities over dangers of synthetic wools. Report notes leaders from Australian Wool Growers Council and associated groups urging action, with debate on tariffs and government secrecy. Mentions Japanese crude protection talks and broader impacts on wool and related industries.
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Queensland
Premier III Indisposition Delays Brisbane Trip
Sydney reports Premier Wiecaceate’s illness postponing his homeward journey to Brisbane. Doctors advise rest, with plans to depart Thursday if his condition improves. The episode follows his February conference in Melbourne and travel to Sydney for holidays and the constitutional talks.
Storm Swept Cyclone Lashes Sydney and Nearby Areas
A violent cyclone battered Sydney and southeastern regions with torrential rain and strong winds. Moored pleasure crafts broke free, homes flooded, and streets flooded as rivers rose. Severe weather disrupted coastal towns Moruya and Shipton area with damage to structures and uprooted trees. Police and emergency services reported toppled power lines and overflowing rivers.
Fragmented OCR note on products and phrases
A garbled OCR fragment lists names like Geant and Charmosan Face Powder with stray phrases about shaving happiness and soap alternatives. The text drifts through brand mentions, odd quotations, and disjointed terms without coherent events or clear subjects.
Pacific Commons Debate on Shipping Subsidies in Crisis
In London the House of Commons debated British shipping's threatened extinction due to the United States subsidy program. Lord Lloyd urged energetic action to save key routes including Canada Australia line, the Onion Company’s services, and routes to New Zealand. Officials and ship owners warned a bankrupt outcome without government intervention as tensions rise among Britain Australia and New Zealand steamers.
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Tereere Tm
United States
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Zealand
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Britain
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Tatour
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Uriad
Fxsenton
Unlos Company
Neue Prontustination
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Averay
Nou
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U S
Melenett
Eradera
Rennell
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Seven Seas
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Aksine
Foe
Eneyste
Proporiuls
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Shiota
Lot
Vrmank
He Voard
Uesdsj
House of Commons
Walter Runciman
Admiral Taylor
Enalsid
Cnr
Austealla
Shay Zealand
Sindarena
Imperial Shipping
Canada
Australasts
Mackay Harbour Government's Great Concern
Mackay Harbour reports a government project attracting scrutiny over the high cost of Mt Bassect quarrying. A 750000 grant from public funds covers the work, with imperial engineer I. Teoh to prepare a report from Mackay Harbour. The contract allows revocation by the bondholder if terms falter.
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Brisbane
Wednescay
Mackay Harbour
Mt. Bassect
I. Teoh
Housewives Help in Research Query Through Nutrition Questionnaires
A Wartime Daily News item notes housewives assisting in a public research effort. The project uses nutrition questionnaires to collect data from diverse populations and aims to protect respondent confidentiality. The northern coastal town is highlighted as a focus area. results will depend on high response rates and clear prompts.
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Betsbane
Chile
Taktelanid
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