In Memoriam James Ralph Thorpe 1917 Death Note
In loving memory of my dear son James Ralph who died June 28 1917 Only severed till He came Inserted by his loving mother.
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
4
Tariff revision to occupy coming session in Australia
The Acting Prime Minister signaled tariff revision will receive government attention to protect Australian industries from cheap labor in progressive countries. The farming sector must monitor changes to avoid higher agricultural costs, while critics say the government favors big Melbourne interests. A 2-year-old deputation to Mr Hughes urged duties on cheap-labor rice for starch, but was rejected as preposterous.
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Lesa
Igmore
Ths
Viawa
Teresta
Melbourne
Australia
Downs
Rome
Burnett
Hughes
Baghes
Sonsara
Maize protection urged in tariff overhaul debate
Federal Government debates tariff changes as Australian maize growers seek relief from imports. Supporters argue a small maize tariff aids local producers against cheaper non-British rice imports and could stabilize prices amid a likely bumper harvest next season. They urge Downe farmers to push for measures benefiting Australian products over foreign competition.
Return of 40 Soldiers to Warwick and New Library Additions
Official notice that about 40 returned soldiers are due in Warwick today at 10 20 am aboard the Devands transport. Refreshments are requested. New books added to the Warwick Book of Arts Library include The British Campaign in France and Flanders Vol IV by Conan Doyle, Gad and Tommy Atkins by Dr. Alexander Irvine, and The Destroyers and Other Naval Stories by H South, among others.
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Warwick
Devands
Warwick Book of Arts
France
Flanders
Conan Doyle
Grit Lawless
F. ‘B. Mills Young
Gad
Tommy Atkins
Alexander Irvine
Blaxton
Sapper
Bleves of the
Henriette Delarie
Trenry Malherbe
H. South
Weather and political climate mix in an unsettled mood
Yesterday’s weather forecast warned of scattered showers on the North Coast and south from Mackay with a cloudy, unsettled overall outlook. Temperatures will be chilly in the south eastern interior but warmer elsewhere, with southerly winds along the coast and variable winds inland. The State session, opening soon, faces speculation over the Cabinet’s programme. Political circles expect many proposals aimed at influencing the Federal election, suggesting the session will be bitter and heavily propagandistic.
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Yosturday
Mackay
Labor Party
Bymelow
Tafluenza in Brisbane Prompts Cautious Reopenings
Reports from Brishans correspondent describe a slow lull in the fw epi demic as restrictions ease and schools reopen. Hope rises for a return to normal, though officials warn of a potential second wave while unofficial French victim counts complicate the outlook. Absentee rates creep up, signaling ongoing disruption despite hospital figures showing fewer treated cases.
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Brishans
Fasple
May pastoral holdings and occupation licenses in Queensland
The Lands Department reports in May five pastoral holdings applied for in Queensland with two in Darling Downs and three in Burke, totaling 495 square miles and rent £316 22s 6d. Also 75 occupation licenses sought, covering 307 square miles with rent £697 18s 4d. Plus a local ad noting ladies serge coats and skirts priced at half off from Hyslop and Sons.
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Lends Department
Queensland
Darling Downes
Burke
Hyslop and Sons
Permits for Trappers Under Native Animals Act
The Department of Agriculture says permits for trappers may be obtained from the clerks of petty sessions at 2/6 each. A trapper with a permit to trap opossums or bears cannot enter a holding to trap without the owner or occupier's consent. No permit is needed to shoot kangaroos. Trappers may not open or leave fences or gates open without permission.
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Department of Agriculture
Clarks of Petty Sessions
Lemschol
Aussie Army Magazine Ends Military Career in Australia
Copies of the April issue of the Australian soldiers’ magazine Aussie have reached Australia edited by Phillip L. Harris. An editorial quotes General Birdwood praising the magazine’s service and its forthcoming demobilisation. A Sydney note warns doctors of scarce clinical thermometers and proper sterilisation, while a Brisbane item reports on local council attempts to borrow funds at low rates for city development and a proposed debenture scheme to raise money.
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Aum Oie
Australian Soldiers’ Magazine
Phillip L. Harris
ALP
Stetlen
Soldiers
Australis
Bia
Cobbera
W. BR. Birdwood
ACTF
Sydney
Australia
Commonwealth
Booth Drishone
Trenaurer
Hae
Warwick notices and military family updates
Mr M A Harris State Valuer plans to leave Warwick for Brisbane with Mrs Harris mid next week after a two year stay. Updates list relatives in Deepwater and Sladeville hospitalised with pneumonia influenza, and soldiers returning to Australia with ships Durham and Nestor in early July. Also notes Lt Gen Sir Brudenell White to travel from Melbourne to Queensland and local obituaries including Alex Geo Menzies and Mr T Cross amid influenza outbreaks.
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M. A. Harris
Brisbane
Warwick
W. EH. Lovell
Leghorn
Melbourne
T. W. Lovell
List Battalion
Australis
Durham
Lovell
Auch
Brodenell White
Queensland
Brudenell White
Victoria
Warren White
R.A A
Birdwood
Maritime Strike Keeps Allinga In Brisbane Limbo
The steamer Allinga remains out of service in Brisbane as the Government debates its legal power to intervene. Seamen refuse arbitration, keeping 20 weeks of unemployment, with union secretary Walsh noting uniform resolve. In NSW and Victoria the stance mirrors Queensland. Seamen representatives plan to meet Acting Prime Minister Watt.
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Brisbane
Melbourne
Walsh
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Watt
Queensland Premier Mr Ryan Returns to Toowoomba
Brisbane reports the Premier Mr Ryan will be met by a Labor Party delegation in Toowoomba tomorrow. At Torwich he will be met by Acting Premier Mr Hunter and other ministers.
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Brisbane
Ryan
Toowoomba
Labor Party
Torwich
Hunter
Federal Labour Clashes Over Brisbane Leadership Change
In Brisbane a long-time Labour associate claimed the party may ask Queensland MPs to stand aside for Mr Ryans potential leadership. He named J Page and C McDonald as among those pressed to surrender seats, noting Finlayson agreed to stand down in Brisbane to permit Ryan to run as the official Labour candidate if he accepts the leadership.
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Brisbane
Ryan
Hoe
Queensland
Auida
Teynn
J. Page
C. McDonald
Finlayson
Labour
Homes for soldiers under repatriation plan announced
Melbourne Thursday minister for repatriation Senator Millen said the department will immediately begin treating special cases of neurasthenia and war debility. Homes will be established near each capital city to aid veterans.
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Melbourne
Millen
Troops Returning Arrive at Central Station
Brisbane dispatch reports troops aboard the steamer Devanha due to land at Central Station tomorrow at 6.40 p.m. The return marks a postwar redeployment with servicemen expected to disembark and proceed to assigned locations.
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Brisbane
Devanha
Central Station
Missing Wheat Allegation Shocks Sydney Newspaper
The Sydney Bun hailed a claim that over 100000 bags of wheat in Enfield were lost while in transit. Damages arise from tar pile removal leaving wheat exposed. The Wheat Office declined to claim against Railway Commissioners. Mr James, Education Minister, will lead inquiry for cabinet report. The Chief Railway Commissioner would not comment.
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Sydney
Enfeld
Jomea
Foots
Hero
Queensland Public Service classification report released
The Public Service Commission in Brisbane today made available Mr. J D Story’s report on proposed Queensland Public Service classification. The document includes evidence from 273 applicants and witnesses, proposing a new classification with reduced minimum salaries, higher maximums, and annual increments.
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Ntisbane
J. D. Story
Queensland Public Service
Brory
Warwick Coursing Club Holds Maiden and Novice Stakes
The Warwick Coursing Club plans its second meeting at the racecourse on Saturday afternoon with a maiden stake and a novice stake decided. The first race starts at 2 pm. The draw from last night lists Maiden entries Mysterious versus Almacs Lady among others and Novice entries Witton Wizard against Lady Nettles with several pairings.
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Warwick Coursing Club
Almac
Springer
Master Black
Queen Lager
Missing Bort
Alma’ Firat
Porence
Tibby
Witton Wizard
Lady Nettles
Seotehy Staal
Tavourite
New Zealand Defeats Ipswich In Thrilling League Match
Ipswich hosted New Zealand in front of about 5000 spectators. New Zealand led at half time and after a tense second half Waitera scored followed by Matbhowa conversion to seal a 11 in Ipswich. Duncan Thompson captained Ipswich.
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Ipswich
Thuraday
New Zealand
Clark
New
Australians win by innings in England match
In London on Wednesday the Australians posted 184 in their second innings, giving the Gentlemen of England a victory by an innings and 13 3/4 runs. Derbyshire and Lancashire saw J T Tyldesley make 272, the season's top score. Bellew ay will not play further in England due to a leg injury and will return to Australia at the earliest opportunity.
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London
Gentlemen of
England
Derbyshire
Lancashire
J. T. Tyldesley
Belleway
Australis
English tournament notes on Lawn Tennis in London
The Buckingham course hosts Australian pair O Hara Wood and Thomas who beat O Hara Wood and Thomas 63 6 3. Thomas defeats Griffon three sets to two, O Hara Wood over Walker, Doust over Risley, Heath over Woodman. Fisher scratched. Fisher-Ritchie win doubles. Thames-O Hara Wood beat Kingscote-Prebble. Lycett-Mins Ryan win mixed doubles.
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London
Brooken
Patterson
O'Hara Wood
Thomas
Buckingham
Times
Daily Mail
Griffon
O' Hara Wood
Walker
Doust
Risley
Heath
Woodman
Fisher
Ritchie
Barrett
Thames
Kingscote
Prebble
Lycett
Mins Ryan
Matthey
Miss Wolfa
ALP Eights Final Henley Selection Named
London June 14 The final ALP eight chosen to compete at Henley includes Roweden Middleton Havenstein House Begg Davis and Robarts with names indicating team selection and roster for the event.
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London
Henley
Hisher
Roweden
Middleton
Havenstein
House
Begg
Davis
Robarts
Railway Service in North Brisbanes Turbulent State
Former Labour leader G Kerr says the railway service in the north suffers from a lack of discipline with trains rarely on time. He notes young staff speak little and a few LWW officials drive policy while older workers fear speaking out. The report also mentions a Glengallen Abbe Council meeting set for Tuesday July 1.
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Brisbane
G. Kerr
Labour Party
Kidatan
Fullerton River
Cloncurry
LWW
Glengallen Abbe Council
Warwick readers respond to peace terms signing
Correspondence from Warwick readers laments lack of public celebration as peace terms appear not yet signed. Letter notes other towns celebration, questions why Warwick did not mark the occasion, and suggests delays or misreporting may have caused premature expectations.
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Warwick ‘Daily News
Warwick
Brisbane
Toowoomba
Sloepy Warwick
Youra
Tdio
Germany
Trouble at Townsville Attitude of Railwaymen Statement
Brisbane reports the Minister for Railways responding to claims that Townsville railway workers refuse to run trains for meatworks. He says he has no knowledge of any actual stoppage and that the men have only mentioned not handling certain trucks for the meatworks.
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Brisbane
Townsville
Fidelly
Public Service Officers to file dispute with Arbitration Court
At a Brisbane meeting of the Public Service General Officers Association it was unanimously decided to file a plaint in the Arbitration Court. The action follows a dispute over the overtime pay system recently instituted by the Commissioner of the Queensland Government Savings Bank. The meeting also proposed variations to the industrial agreement between the Association and the Government to improve current conditions.
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Brisbane
Public Service General Ofleera Association
Queenaland Government Savings Bank
Olao
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