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  2. CAIRNS WATERSIDERS

    A hundred and sixty members of the Dillon Section of the Cairns Watersiders attended the meeting in the Palace Theatre yesterday, when it was decided to adopt the recommendations of the Board of Trade. These were: That the "expelled" faction should ask for re-admission of ...

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  3. THE ROYAL TOUR.

    H.M.A.S. Renown will berth at Portsmouth at noon on June 27 and will he escorted by four destroyers and five big bombing planes. ...

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  4. C.P.M. PARTY.

    At a meeting of the Country and Progressive Party held in Parliament House, presided over by the Leader, Mr. Moore, it was unamimously ...

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  5. SAD FATALITY.

    We greatly regret to report that Mill Hartill-Law, of Sheridanstreet, was killed on the Port Douglas Road, near the Stratford ...

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  6. WORK AT SOUTH JOHNSTONE

    Matters in cennfetion with the South Johnstone Mi[?]l dispute are practically muttered. Both sides remain firm. The mill it still working, there being sufficient cane coming forward to enable the factory to work one shift a day. ...

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  7. THE DOUBLE MURDER.

    The magisterial inquiry into the de[?] o[?] [?]cting Sergeant Cumming and Mrs. Eileen Walsh was resume to-day before Mr. A. Staines, P.M. ...

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  8. FACTORY COLLAPSES.

    BOGOTA (Columbia), June 18. A hundred textile workers were buried in the collapse of the plant to-d[?] at Roscleon, near Medellin. ...

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  9. A BATTERED SHIP.

    Will a cripled rudder, battered and rusty blades, a great gaping rent in her starboard bow, and her starboard rail torn from the ...

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  10. SOUTH JOHNSTONE.

    The South Johnstone Mill crushed again on Saturday, being manned by farmers and other workers. It is stated that if any of the gangs in ...

    Article : 102 words
  11. QUEENSLAND'S TEETH.

    Very good work is being done by the Department of Public Instruction in attending to the teeth of children and adults in distant parts of the State ...

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  12. AVIATION.

    Di Pinedo returned to Rome to-day. He was welcomed by Mussolini, members of the Cabinet and an enormous crowd. ...

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  13. A BARRACKS INCIDENT.

    The cutters who were camped in Foster and Sherry's barracks were, after the meeting, so it is reported, put out of these barracks. ...

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  14. THE CASE IN COURT.

    At the Board of Trade to-day, Mr. Justice Webb asked if anything had b[?]n done towards re-admitting the expelled members. ...

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  15. LOST IN MORETON BAY.

    The mysterious disappearance of a member of a fishing party in Moreton Ba[?] ing the week-end has been reported to the police. ...

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  16. BYRD DISAPPOINTED.

    Byrd potponed his Transatlan[?]c flight to-day until Sunday. The weather is un[?]avourable. ...

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  17. RED RUSSIA.

    British United Press Moscow correspondent states that among the latest c[?]p o[?] remarkable official document is an allegation that Flveugren confessed ...

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  18. ANOTHER DELAY.

    Carr and Mack worth were forced to descend at Martletham Beach aerodrome owing to the devclpmeut of a minor defect. ...

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  19. RHOOKE'S FLIGHT.

    Rhooke has arrived at Basra. ...

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  20. LINDBERGH ARRIVES HOME.

    Lindbergh was welcomed home by hundreds of thousands, who cheered from the roof tops as he cavorted in a plane Over the city. He flew from New ...

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  21. DEATH SENTENCE.

    Leiutenant [?] c[?]a[?]ged with the murder of his commanding officer, was found guilty, the jury rejecting the plea of insanity, but recommending ...

    Article : 77 words
  22. THE GORILLA MAN.

    Earle Nelson, the Gorilla Man has postively been identified as the alleged strangler of a woman and a girl here within a week. He has been ...

    Article : 80 words
  23. SOVIET DISSATISFIED.

    "Isvetia," as expected, considers Kowerde [?] sentence inadequate. It says: "It will provoke the just indignation of Russia, whose demands for ...

    Article : 85 words
  24. TYPHOID.

    The provincial Government having conclusively traced the Typhoid epidemic to certain Dairy companies, has ordered them to be cloted and has ...

    Article : 139 words
  25. GOONDI AND MOURILYAN MILLS.

    Crushing is proceeding at the Mo[?]ilyan and Goondi Mills. The weather has turned line again and this is favourable to expeditions ...

    Article : 63 words
  26. QUEENSLAND'S AID.

    The Acting Premier, Mr. Jones, announced to-day that the State Government had been asked by the Prime Minister to permit the service of Mr. ...

    Article : 123 words
  27. ARMAMENTS. JAPAN CRIES A HALT.

    Admiral Saite, head of the n[?]ly arrived Japanese delegation, interetewed, said that the believed a definite agreement would be reached regarding ...

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  28. KILLED BY A CAR.

    The assistant City Coroner, Mr. Mathews, at the inquest held to-day into the circumstance of the death of Albert Cecil Mayes by a motor ...

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  29. CRICKET.

    In response to New Zealand's 371 Leicestershire compiled 242 (Shipman 62, Henderson 5 for 76, Blunt 4 for 53) New Zealand in the second innings ...

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  30. EUROPEEN OPINION.

    Bolshevik propaganda abroad and the executions in Russia have created a most unfavourable impression among the Powers at Geneva. This is Dr. Marx's ...

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  31. CHAMBERLAIN'S POIITION.

    An agency denie[?] that Chaliapin has been deprived of his rank as "the people's artist." ...

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  32. GOLDEN CASKET. FIRST TO EROMANGA.

    Golden Casket No. 168 was drawn to-day, First prise, went to 37,553 (No Rain Syndicate, care of R. J. Breen, Eromanga, via Quilpie) second ...

    Article : 62 words
  33. RECORD WALK.

    E. Sunderland, of the Melbourne Harriers, won the marathon walk from Frankston to St. Kilda (25 miles), to 3 hours 53 minutes, 16 2-5 seconds, an ...

    Article : 49 words
  34. TRUST [?]OUNT CHARGES.

    The Attorney General, Mr. M[?] stated an amendment of the regulations made under the Trust Ac[?]t Act and approved by the Executive ...

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  35. RECORD MOTOR CYCLING.

    A Britisher, D.W. Machant, riding a 350 C.C. motor cycle, covered five kilometres at the average speed of 167.66 miles an hour, and five miles at an ...

    Article : 64 words
  36. MOLTKE BEACHED.

    Utilising spring [?] the ex-German battleship Moltke with air and beached her bottom up a[?] Scap[?] Excursionists are using the koel as a ...

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  37. EPIDEMIC IN EXECUTIONS.

    Two Poles, Knyp[?]nsky and Veribovitch, convicted of entering the Ukraine in 1926, for the purpope of murdering Ukraine Cabinet Ministers, has been ...

    Article : 36 words
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