Profiteering Act and Labor Debates Stir Melbourne Discourse
The piece discusses union voting patterns favoring collective action yet readiness for direct measures. It critiques the Profiteering Act and Public Service Board clashes, notes uneasy government confidence, and argues for prudent policy balancing class relations. It cites Professor Irvine and Alfred Russell Wallace on new ideas and moral progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C.S
Public Service Board
Ihe
Parliamentary Labor Party
Wits
Queensland
Irvine
Sunday Times
Am Idea
Alfred Russell Wallace
Stirling Terrace Albany Adverts In Local Trade Scene
FE G McKenzie Co agents advertise Stirling Terrace Albany supplies. The notice markets concentrated provisions under a dominant trader. HM Pember is listed as salesman and M J Scanlan as manager, with regional emphasis on local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Drriag
HM. Pember
M. J. Scanlan
Goods and Money in a Perth Prose Discussion
A writer argues that goods, not money, sustain civilization and laments scarcity despite high wages. He blames artificial wage controls and anti profiteering laws for stifling production and trader viability, urges more productive investment, and calls for unimproved land value tax as a remedy. He notes exchange value gaps, proposes British and American credits to aid distressed nations, and urges confident state action for future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
City Morning Daily
Pinjertab
York
Cael Ak
América
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Drew, Robinson & CO
Inta
Qtewers
Melbourne
Seation's
Fetwarda
Jose
Baia Salte Tates
Onter
Hane Ak
FE. G. McKenzie & CO
Yates & Brunning Reliable Seeds
Stirling Terrace
Albany
Associated Fruitgrowers
I Vo
Lad
Vexiit
Growers
Freemasons’ Hotel
York Street
Alban W
Mouchemore & Co
Pinjarrah
Perth
Ona
Downe
Anviraa
Nla.gov.au
Nla
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