Strike talk and theatre notes fill crowded page
The article surveys labor unrest and agitation, criticizing paid agitators while citing 2023 strike losses of 2,075,006 in wages across 34 disputes involving 70,427 workers. It also reports a railway employer accident in Armidale and previews films at the Arcadia Theatre with multiple upcoming showings and local racing incidents.
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Clamot Rice
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Gideon
Storm at Hillgrove and local notices in Armidale district
Storm battered Hillgrove area with heavy rain near Millgrove. Armidale reports include a band recital at Cena Park, a cook’s certificate awarded, executive meeting news, police court fines, town hall enlargement plans, a peculiarly described accident near Willgrove, a special cattle sale, musical festival notes, road construction discussion, bowling association updates, and council committee activities.
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Armidale News Notes Personal and Community Updates
Personal greetings mark social rounds as Edwards is welcomed in Jaug Orella circle. Medical staff at Armidale and New England Hospital, including Ms W Lawrence, progress in examinations and appointments. Local residents and families from Greta to Thorndale plan holidays and engagements, while council matters see Alderman Pearson praised and WH White's long tenure as Upper Hunter Shire Council president noted.
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Musical Festival Letter From An Anonymous Correspondent
A reader from Armidale responds to a prior Friday letter in the Chronicle noting the anonymous writer’s lack of a name and requesting open discussion rather than private replies. The letter declines further private correspondence and invites public exchange.
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F. W. Wentworth-Sgeluds
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RZI
Peel Shire Council Visits Plant Demonstration
Councillors J Brown president and colleagues plus Engineer Mau ing Smith inspected Peel Shire plant on the Gurnedsh road near Tam marth. A Crise tractor plow and grader demo impressed, showing modern gear outperforms the old system by a wide margin. The visit highlighted Peel Shire’s need for a plant suited to its diverse terrain.
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Gambling discussion at Methodist Young Men meeting
At a Monday meeting of the Methodist Young Men's Association the discussion focused on gambling and public opinion. Mr Travers Whitteman opened the talk on the scope and harm of gambling, followed by remarks on its spread in Australia and its impact on society and sport.
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Fruit Fly Control Trial Urges Early Action In Orchard Areas
A Chronicle interview with Mr. Kindaay and Mr. Iepeeter discusses fruit fly threats to the current crop and urges immediate trial of traps and lure in orchards. Traps are being tested at Armidale and nearby orchards with plans to expand via local suppliers and extension to other growers.
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Armidale Musical Festival Budget Forecast
The festival committee anticipated a profit of 25 to 30 pounds after expenses. Recorded income included 1210 pounds from special prices 47 pounds from entry fees 14 pounds from programme sales 21 pounds 19 shillings from adjudicator comments and 120 pounds 14 shillings from season tickets. Various takings are detailed for Tuesday.
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Gosford Races Flying Welter Won By Laddie
Report from Gosford shows Coel Laddie winning the Flying Welter event with Nene second and Flying Weiter among top finishers. Other results include Novive Handicap placements Poli first and Captive Baling third, with Stewards Miles L.A. and ALL Gold also noted.
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Murder Charge Accused Man Remanded
In the Gentral Pollen Goors fortay on Wit oppression of the Graven Law Departiment, Harry Keys, linked to Adwened O'Neill, is remanded to appear in Thecember with surety of £ 800.
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Lord Mayor Stokes elected and Aldermen chosen in Sydney
Lord Mayor elect Stokes is a brother of Mr T Stokes the Uralla postmaster. Alderman Ginkes Lua Iween elected stores Aleynn of Ssulney. He is a Beardswood native from the Seiki Coast.
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Coastal skellet event at Por and Ballina
An overcast condition greeted residents as a coastal event occurred near Por and Ballina. Officials reported HEWL and seatement as part of the day’s happenings.
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Secret Ballots Debate Marks Bendigo Union Election
In Bendigo on Tuesday the debate over secret ballots surfaced as officers of the Bendigo Branch of the Australian Railway Union and delegates consider introducing secret voting for officer elections. Mr McKinnon urged twenty years of experience, while a faction favored the secret ballot despite pushback from others. The committee ultimately supported secret ballots as the order of the day.
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Treaty With Germany Debate in Parliament
The Prime Minister opposed the treaty with Germany while Great Britain and Germany supported it. The debate focused on passing the necessary legislation through the Federal Parliament and the implications of the agreement on postwar relations.
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Head On Collision Injures Three Men in Sydney
A head on crash in Sydney last night injured three men. Victims named are F. T. O'Donnel Arthur Chapman and O. Pigiey. A motor lorry collided with a four meter car said to be from Summer Hi. Police investigated the scene.
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Shipping Strike Continues As Transport Union Vows Resolve
Friday readers at the Transport group declared their decision to carry on the shipping strike. Brdocy officials report no change in tactics or goals as members reaffirm dedication to action.
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Spahlinger Method HousE Efficacy Report From Christchurch
A fragment reports on Spahlinger’s treatment method and its tested efficacy. The text notes attempts to verify results and mentions observed patient improvements, with reference to Christchurch and a local observer evaluating whether the method yields better outcomes.
Prohibition Battle Seen Won by Moderates Sydney Says
A Sydney report claims moderates will win the prohibition fight not by extremism on either side but by a broad middle ground. The article cites Loy Mivtalee for Jincien describing the Australian Band of Won and the need to rally moderate voters to secure victory.
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Market Report From Homelush Market Prices
The Homebush Market was firm with varied livestock prices. Sheep and lamb values ranged with lambs around 27 to 5 and ewes from 28 to 40, cattle bids from 6 to 13 pounds, cows from 5 to 44 pounds, and best beef stock quoted around 6 shillings per pound.
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Fraud Alleged Welbourn Man Charged in Sydney Court
Theodore Mayr, 38, appeared at Central Court Sydney on a provisional warrant charged with firing and fabricating a £250 theft claim. The case alleges he converted the property of Praocks Alexander Newman. He was remanded to Melbourne on police application.
Double Drowning Fatality At Maryborough Creek
A double drowning tragedy occurred when two girls, Josephine Gunian and Idi Gann, swam in a Maryborough creek. Their clothes were found on the bank hours later and their bodies were recovered, prompting a fatality investigation.
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Fire on Vessel Delayed Efforts as Crew Resists Move
Fire breaks out on the Australian government steamer Barohra Ineday at Tharwin. Firemen refuse to move the vessel out of port, but the blaze is said to be under control and evacuation is anticipated once orders allow.
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Breach of Promise Awarded to Woman in Melbourne Case
A Melbourne jury awarded £450 to a woman in a breach of promise claim against Maurier Meath of St Wilda. The suit claimed a planned marriage in November 4044 did not occur after the defendant sent a letter cancelling the engagement. The plaintiff, a Roman Catholic, and the defendant, a member of the Presbyterian faith, faced the suit amid religious differences.
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New States Chair Warns Of Narrow Support For Pine Slate
Chairman Judee Gahen of the New States Canintselar warns that only a small portion of voters in several towns show support for the Pine Slate movement. He notes there are no Freeper from Culcairn Molbrnok Curaioeal Lenton or Barellan and cites recent counts in Gritty Berrigan Nontiiquin May and Contadra as showing rising favor for the Pine Slate over the past ten days.
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Wheat Championship Victory Seals Immigrant Frontier Win
A new contender from Riverton arrives in New South Wales after clinching the Doral Aprigul for the Snetete wheat coop. P Mees of Linkiheon Lonkhart and the eleven Sere Mue age group headline the event as the immigrant runner leads a surprising championship surge.
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Remarkable Operation PENHOLDER REMOVED FROM LUNG
A Melbourne hospital report describes a remarkable surgical removal of a foreign object from a boy’s lung. The operation, performed at the Toolwart public hospital, was skillful and successful. The article notes Defence Minister Amery and a London reader’s column as context.
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Monarchists Defeated as German Politics Shift
Fragmentary item notes a shift in German politics with monarchists defeated and a new government forming. Mentions Bevin and Meuler’s Gable, reference to Dawes obligation, and Sagial Bemo as a party strength cue. Partial phrases suggest overall realignment and policy direction.
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