End in sight for British seamen strike in Australian ports
Telegraphic summary reports Deputy Chairman N C Seale of the Overseas Representatives Association stating the strike in British ports is near ending. Reports from Sydney and Melbourne cite widespread recruitment efforts for seamen, greemen and trimmers, with shipowners offering wages fixed by the Marine Board and allied terms. The campaign includes warnings against violence and measures to protect returning crews as campaigns wind down.
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Sydney
N.C. Seale
Oversea
Univ
Oues
Seameo
Islig
Seamico
Gremien
Incumers
N.C. ‘Seule
Overseas Representatives Association
Seale
Beale
Chatwan
Esseas Ehippnig
Solowlg Stmlessment
Australia
Britain
N.Q. Seale
Shinwell
Marine Workers Union
Huglod
South Africa
United Kingdom
Abinwell
Shipwell
Brisbane
Gillies
Widtuys
Wren Sydney
Melbourne
Iuchpeis
Orvieto
London
Reguider
Belog
Hydney
Federal Election Nominations Reported Across States
Friday reports show nominations closed with both major parties fielding candidates in Queensland and Brisbane divisions. Officials list Government and Labour picks for several seats including Brisbane, Wide Bay, Darling Downs, Capricornia, and more across the Commonwealth.
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Melbourne
Nowlan Loas
Commonwealth
Queensand
Senlates Thompson
Giveny
Glasow
Riordan
Matting Iny
Herbert
Nott
Theodore
Kennedy
G. Francis
McDonald
Moreon
J. Francis
Capricorula
Doherty
Forde
Wide Bay
Corser
Thompson
Darling Down
Groom
Molunes
Maranoar Husster
Basslogton
Federal leaders confident of victory in Queenalsonpoll
In Brisbane on Friday Prime Minister Bruce said he was pleased with the ministry’s prospects after a Southern Queenalsod campaign before heading to Sydney. Labor’s Charlton warned opponents would face their biggest stock of fights on polling day.
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Brisbane
Miniter Bruce
Queenalsod
Tydney
Lght
Charlton
Lewter
Labour Party
Hte
Pollingaya
Joseph
Queen Wt
Want of Confidence Motion Defeated in Parliament
In Brisbane the opposition led by Moore failed to push a want of confidence motion. It was shelved by government and placed at the bottom of the business list. After adjournment Moore claimed the government cannot govern and has betrayed the people, though the motion remained defeated.
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Brisbane
Fittley
Moore
Fotle
Parlisimest
Gaentoent
Parliewent
Shawn T Wan
Alan Eewonlon
Acat
NSW Government Wields Reverses in Upper House
In Sydney on Friday the State Ministry faced two reverses in the Legislative Council. The Upper House amended the Abolition of Capital Punishment Bill by 27 to 10, urging retention of the death penalty for murder. Ministers claim this weakens their effort and may force dropping the measure.
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N&w South Wales
Sydney
Wince
Legislative Council
Miviaters
Shipping dispute faces compulsory conference in Melbourne
Mr Justice Powers calls a compulsory conference of the parties in the shipping dispute to be held in Sydney on Monday to seek a settlement. The Registrar says the Arbitration Court previously had no jurisdiction but notes the position has altered and the dispute now concerns the public in Australia.
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Melbourne
Justice Powers
Bydney
Arbitration Court
Australia
High Court
Commonwealth
Crown
Amendment 10 Closer Settlement Act Debate
The report records parliamentary debate where McCormack announces plans to introduce a bill amending the Lands Act and Closest Settlement Acts. Clayton interrupts accusing a target on the land, and McCormack replies that action is needed.
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Brisbane
McCormack
Eave
Clayton
Cormack
Treaty Pact Admission By All Powers
Brief item notes a treaty pact gaining adhesion from all powers with mention of aptian wadvepdeys and a diplomatic context, reflecting archival tone and incomplete OCR details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptian
Powers and Austro-German ties shape new European chapter
The report notes adhesion to a treaty and Austro-German leadership signals, with Austin Chamberlain stressing no power can nullify the agreement. It highlights a shift toward a so called paper peace and a broader shift in government councils.
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Gerway
Mick Fa
Austin Chamberlain
Prone Private Enterprie and bon eR TAR
A garbled text fragment lists obscure terms and names without clear context or coherent event. The readable portion hints at entities like private enterprise and a potential gunner but provides no identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a factual summary.
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Sylge
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