NSW Assembly Considers Railways Pay Station Oversight
The NSW Assembly debated railway administration and wages oversight with Minister Moore proposing a Commission inquiry. Ed Dun questioned the Chief Railway Commissioner’s use of the position and salary, while adjournment and a committee move were discussed to review closer settlement land sale laws and related acts.
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Railways
Eddun
Siperdnate
Liden
Moore
Litnds
Lic
Premier addresses Farmers and Settlers association query
The Premier stated it is an opinion whether the Farmers and Settlers Association is political. He indicated discussion by the Chief Traffic Manager during the association conference related to railways not politics. The Inebriates Bill was moved to second reading. Shocks from an earthquake disturbed Gundagai with two tremors at night, causing broken glass and fixtures.
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Sydney
Reny
Dacey
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Chieti Malhwayy
Trele Mumeer
Connissiower
Libor Council of
New South Wales
Maugger
Farriess
Dantters
Gundagai
Union Badge Protest Draws Employer Opposition
A meeting of the Employers Federation discussed the Union Badge issue. The committee decided to oppose the proposals strongly, warning that enforcing them would threaten liberty of the subject.
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Sydney
Thurediy
Employers Federation
I Waa
Owas
One Arm and a Cyclist in Centennial Park Collision
William O'Reilly noted long distance cyclist was struck in Centennial Park by an oncoming rider and died this afternoon from a fractured skull. He was placed in an ambulance and taken to St Vincent's Hospital after the collision. The other rider fled the scene and police seek him.
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Sydney
William O'Reilly
Centennial Park
O'Reilly
Oller
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Otley
St. Vincent's Hospital
Alleged poisoning case before Kempsey Court
A man named Hormon F Paelumag was charged with attempting to poison on the South Arm Bellanger River. Evidence showed strychnine was placed in a butter jar in Jackson's hut with Louis Jackson and Tesubor at home. Packman’s condition suggested responsibility unclear. Avenked was committed for trial at Kempsey Court.
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Louis Jackson
Tesubor
Packman
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Kempsey Court
Appointment plan hinted at for High Commissioner post
Melbourne officials indicated this morning that the election for a High Commissioner would proceed promptly. A proposal suggested appointing a Conner with Adylee to fill the commissionership role.
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Late Speaker Seat Contested by Federation Party
A South Australian Federation Party meeting aims to nominate a candidate for the Speaker’s seat in the current contest. The party hopes to win the seat by presenting a strong local candidate and rallying the Uint electorate.
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Imperial Defence Conference Meetings Hold Private Sessions
London reports delegates at the Imperial Defence Conference began with a private start after a welcome by the British Prime Minister. The opening outlined government policy. sessions will remain strictly private as experts handle naval and military planning coordination.
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Australia
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Spanish Troubles in Algeria and Barcelona Riots
Reports from London say Spanish troops were wiped out near Melilla with heavy Moor casualties in Algeria. In Barcelona authorities vow to quell disturbances with force as martial law is considered while railways face tribal opposition and city life stalls amid darkness.
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London
Algeria
Ménilla
Barcelona
Interior
Alfonso Ps
Spain
Coal Trouble Stalls Talks in Scottish Conference
A sub-committee of Scottish coal masters and coal miners failed to agree on disputed questions. Delegates remained opposed to the English Hour Bill as employers refuse further concessions. Conferences will resume in Murray with Mr Winston Churchill presiding.
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Agre
London
Bribery and Corruption In Chicago Police Probe
Report from Chicago discusses bribery involving a police inspector and a detective, with payments from women and gamblers. Estimates place annual tribute from Chicago gamblers and opium dealers between 60,000 and 240,000 pounds in the two departments. A Scotland miners conference resumes with district contract terminations notices and wage considerations for August, including a ten shilling weekly increase.
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London
Chicago
U.S.A
Wright Aeroplane Trial Flight Tops Hour Mark
Mr O Wright conducts an official trial in Washington with a Wright aeroplane carrying one passenger for 72 minutes securing a notable duration test in London reporting context.
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London
Washington
U.S.A
Elguwe-100L Celebration Tenderos Invited
Tenderas invited for centering in connection with the Eight Hour celebration. Further particulars are given in another column.
Australian and English cricketers clash in tight test
A detailed report recalls a three day match with Trumper and Laver dominating for England and Australia. Big scores, late declarations, a 36 000 attendance, and notable innings by Ransford Hopkins Spooner Blythe and Rhodes feature amid cautious play and steady bowling from Barnes Laver and Cotter.
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Match Between Australian and Yorkshire Lancashire Teams
The Australian side faced a combined Yorkshire and Lancashire team at Hull in dull weather with a soft wicket. Hornby won the toss and batted as the combined XI included Hirst Denison Rhodes Margh Hunter Hornby Spooner Hartley Huddleston Tyldesley and Sharp. Noble Armstrong Gregory Hartigan and Carkecle were added from the Australian squad. Moxpence and Newatend replaced Sharp and Hirt.
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Hirt
Weuter
Wood
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Lavar
Federal Politics Report From Parliament and Senate Intervals
The report covers remarks by Sir John Quick on Live WISE and a New South Wales judge's criticism of the Postal Department. It notes a pay question involving £80 and a £14 misappropriation, plus an £8 cash shortfall. Melbourne reports the Australian Industries Preservation Bill debate and a referendum motion on nationalising monopolies. Other items include questions to Deakin, a revision debate on constitutional amendments, and expunging a clerk’s vote, with the Old Age Pension Appropriation Bill passing.
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Australian Women's National League Conference in Brisbane
The Commonwealth Conference of the Australian Women's National League will be held in Brisbane next week with delegates from New South Wales. Mrs Ly Edgley will travel from Sydney on the Bombala for the event which runs ten days with sessions on finance law liberty and welfare issues. A Bathurst v Newbridge match squad is named for Saturday at 2 15 with a junior team also listed for a match against Mudgee.
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Sander's Extract and Chamberlain's Pain Balm Adverts
An old newspaper medical ad promotes Sander's Extract eucalyptus tincture for cold symptoms and rheumatic pains. It contrasts it with other eucalyptus products claiming dangerous effects and urges use of genuine Sander's Extract. It also endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm for shoulder pain and states availability from I. Eigley & Co.
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Child fatally struck by horses in Waverley incident
A nine year old girl named Hannah Nihill riding a tricycle on a footpath in Waverley was struck and killed when horses from a dray emerging from a side lane crossed her path. A doctor arrived but the child died.
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Hannah Nihill
Waverley
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