Arbitration Court Rules Piece Work Only For Employees
Brisbane news reports the Arbitration Court held piece work awards apply only to employees and contractors on pure wage rates, excluding independent contractors. Meat works face closure due to waterside trouble, leaving 15,000 cattle untreated. three thousand camels reportedly rented, with further plant shutdowns expected. Sydney notes agriculture minister McGire pledges to secure high prices this season. meat shipped to Egypt at 13 shillings, described as a landmark export sale for Australia.
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Brisbane
Wesday
Townsville
Sydney
Fridey
McGire
Suites du Avery
Australia
Destructive fire at Cowra leaves premises damaged
Fire destroyed the newspaper office and two other premises in Cowra last night. Damage is estimated at 3,500 with the origin still a mystery. A Labour demonstration against late shopping occurred Friday night as unionists planned protests near big Gras So. An official wage declaration for state workers and a parliamentary inquiry into wages also feature in this chaotic report.
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Bydovy
Serima
Fecal
Beday
N.S. W
Wis
Protest by BU KIBYTERIAN Assembly Sparks Delayed Session
Fragmented report notes a protest by BU KIBYTERIAN Assembly amid questions over revenue and a proposed lottery reform. Officials attempted to address claims about misused funds and the impact on New South Weates, with discussion referencing religious groups and regional politics.
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Its
Briday
Aserubis
Awatralis
Rowe
New South
Commonwealth
Maman
Peter
Paul
Queensland
Victorian
Victoria
Pressut
Gillies
Beerburrum
Wade
Gilllee
Sandy Stewart
Textile Talon
New South Wales
Sheers
Chartie Collin
Amway Employees Propose Pay and Rights Meeting
Amway workers, meeting with the union, resolved to request back pay and four months’ service adjustments. The discussion covered wage raises and employment terms as unions seek improved conditions for members.
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AMWAY
Cmway
Arsenee
Leo Yews
Warships Halt Search After Tasmanian Island Rescue Sweep
Melbourne reports no news on Stitt and Datzall nursing airmen or the Amnella schooner as authorities continue a systematic search of the North Coast Tasmania islands. The wrecked Southern Cross and its ore cargo are linked to the voyage as investigators persist despite warships ending the search.
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Melbourne
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Datzall
Amnella
Southern Cross
Tasmania
Sir
Inspection of North Western Australia by Cabinet plan
The Prime Minister agreed to send an inspection party across Australia to report on the country subject to Cabinet approval. The party will include an engineer with land development knowledge to assess railway facilities and aid development in North and North Western Australia.
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North Western Australia
Melbourne
Australis Hott Cannonweal
Queensland
Broome
W.A
Hughes
Australia
Aot Imen
Railway 44 Hour Week Report Shows Reduced Output
The Commissioner notes railway workshops operated under a 44 hour week with an 8 and a half percent cut in hours. Output declined in tandem, as production fell with the shorter schedule.
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Belerniog
Trouble on Water Front at Wellington Harbour
Wellington Friday report describes a water front deadlock over employment rights on ships. Employers may discriminate in hiring labor and workers claim the right to compete for ship jobs. A complete halt to wharf work appears possible.
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Wellington
Bankers Association Protest Over Russian Treaty Debt
London bankers protest to the government over a proposed treaty with Russia. They demand recognition of all debts by the Soviet government and payment of compensation for confiscation of perverse property. The note cites smashing of old liabilities and seeks assurances for former Russian establishments.
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London
Bankeerg Association
Russia
Mirscipaltiga
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Iaxi
Concen Fouin
Coal mining strike stalls after conference abortive
London reports a coal conference between owners and miners proved abortive with no progress. Prime Minister Lloyd George urged a further meeting after Hodges made a statement, but owners replied no lasting gains would be secured and said they would report tomorrow.
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Lonson
Hodges
Lloyd George
Anti British Demonstration Ejected by Police in New York
Pickets and youths disrupted a Terrence tenary Celebration by forcing entry with banners against Britain. The crowd aimed to suppress the British anthem but police kept order and expelled the disturbers as the event proceeded.
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Fate
Carnegie
Trish
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Dotradera
Britain
Chars
Bnigrave Institution
Americathers
Fragments of a Turbulent Campaign Night in New York
A garbled report outlines a chaotic scene with references to a senator, private cat, and a presidential bid. Names and details are largely unreadable, but the piece hints at a dramatic, possibly metaphoric derailment in a political contest and a disrupted social setting.
Leahy Speech at Olympia Spurs Queensland Election Debate
Mr Leahy, Country Party candidate for Bowen, addressed a large audience at the Olympia Theatre amid interjections. He traced the party’s origins, attacked Queensland’s taxation and debt, and urged support for a state partnership on steel works and rail projects while criticizing the current government's finance and land policies.
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Country Party
Bowen Jeeetenate
Olympia Theatre
Mayer
A. J. Hall
Scott
Ms Leahy
New South Wales
Sydney
Victoria
Queensland
Collins
Commonwealth
Theodore
Pastoralara
Jobn Bull
Brisbane
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Toba Bull
Theodoredore
J. B. Wan
Natalie Dycide
Toterast
Priscipie
Abd
Ber
J.B
Weensland
Australia
Assounia
Acme
Wors
State enterprise costs and wage increases debate
A debate on wage rises and state enterprises highlights the critique of federal spending and taxation. Speakers argue higher wages won’t fix productivity while state ventures risk parasitic growth and heavier taxation, urging self run cooperative industries and constitutional reforms to temper politics.
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