Building Trade Protests Unite Against Mitierrism and Labor Grievances
A Toowoomba meeting of Building Trade and painters unions resolved to protest alleged German influence and wartime repression on behalf of workers. They forwarded protests to the German Consul and Workers International Relief Queensland, while noting Labour Commissioner interventions and potential action against a Toowoomba labour agent. The group also reviewed a request for to grant permits for a theatre project and discussed enforcing award breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railar
Workers’ International Relief
Queensland
Cotnerice
Landmmte
Gehour Nary
Bulldh Gade
Tog Maintahin
Nis
Counci
Rett and Rigtey
Contractora
Toowoomba
Empire Theatre
Et ‘Toowonmbs
Agreement Earns Wage Increase for Mt Morgan Miners
Negotiations between Bia Sachets alias Gola Company and Queensland branch of Fireman SA resulted in an updated agreement for Mt Morgan miners. General secretary Dr Bhaw explained the talks and confirmed a wage rise across various tasks. Company representatives met again to finalize terms, with miners assured the best possible deal under the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia Sachets
Ne Fories and Works
Conndtions
Gam
Sande Olatme
Riga
Zelabaps
Mt. Morgan
Shop Assistants Displace Married Women Debate
A chaotic report details a government or court debate over whether married women should be employed in service roles. Advocates argue women with husbands should stay home, while others insist on equal access to public positions. The discussion references state policy and potential court action as it unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eho
Tony Case
Anelined
Statisat
The Great Strike of 1890 Riots and Labor War in Australia
A fragmented historical account outlines the 1890 strike upheaval in Australia, detailing clashes between striking sheep station workers, wool handlers, and shipowners. It traces union organizing in New South Wales and Queensland, the formation of an employers' federation, and the broader fight between capital and labor. The narrative notes key figures, places like Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane, and regulatory tensions during the period of industrial unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poate Mater
Sid Walt
Nopteion
Baling
Warden ‘Graven
Abby Dalzach Teokung
White
Mavillals
Vincent Dowling
Lam
Coe Hf Rawdon
George’ Malden
Ai Rayon
Syn
Tso
Tabour
Aura
Tabie Baer
Pitt
Labou
Ebanitea
Eeployers
Forialiie
Amocine
Waar Ikea
Facotabat
Federation of
Ter
Ployers
Mayen Wen
Brisbane
Agish
Dldson
Thomas Belieralli
Breawnall Munro
Whoally
William Alan Abd
Fortar
Jou Ertak
Ranson Ar
Sydney
Melbowne
Australie
Labour
Mandcioualy
Alhep
Dubbo
New South Wales
Bhearees
Amalgamated Shears’ Union
Sayee Ieee Labourere Et An
Shea
Sete
Pha Eyes Moot
Uni Ene
Sven Woo
Marie Fen
London
Fentee
Jondaryan
Darling Down
Melbourne
Bydnes
Shine Com
Tiwey
Ting ‘Anh Wate
Sea Kt
Uhlan
Pteamonip
Spinion
Olf Fedan Im Joiniae
Queenaland
Samoa
Gamriel
Griffith
M'Tiwralth
Horace ‘Toser
One-Track Mind News Note Raises Public Service Questions
A fragmented clipping discusses public service focus and fear of narrowing scope. It mentions J. D. Bory and Mr. Birr in San Francisco amid hints of employer actions and specialized weeks, with garbled lines suggesting broader concerns and policy constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Bory
Birr
Adversity Sermon by Rev H M Wheeler
The Rev H M Wheeler gave a lecture on adversity noting it as life’s malefortunes shaping every person’s fate. He cited Job as a model of trials and endurance, urging listeners to view misfortune as a destined test in human existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bby
Whaller
Job
Butter imports rise as UK demand drives market surge
The London market reports higher butter imports and strong demand. Australia and New Zealand supply the majority, with Denmark butter heavily sold to families. prices stabilize despite regional competition. Local employment remains high, and store prices for butter remain elevated amid continued demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pike
Meike
Australia
New Zealand
Continuous patrol to curb vandalism in national parks
Government announces seven patrols this summer to deter vandalism in national parks and mountain reserves. A new permanent ranger will monitor the area with plans to protect wildlife and scenery, enforce an act, and impose penalties. Patrols will focus on Moreton Bay areas and holiday periods to prevent acts of desecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acta
Vandaliam
Minter Tor Agriculure
B. W. Bilesey
Rengern
Ieresoria
Gaya
Moreton Bay
Sind
Jon
Becmaury
Alrety
Beneficent Bill Examines Farmer Burden and Reforms
The discussion centers on a government bill aimed at easing farmer burdens and enabling more flexible credit and marketing provisions. Opposition figures criticize the measure as insufficient, while ministers defend it as essential for modernizing cane production and rural finance. The bill advances to a second reading amid a heated debate on policy scope and implementation.
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Mount Morgan Engine
Reming
Macias
Pataraiot
Rome
Tentor
Labur
Antona
Spee
H. M. Wheller
Omasoe
Ulee
Pics
Noshern
Engand
Butane Tre
Merploymnes
Naa Pomiaion
Austin
Dilter
Saaltore
Motiers of
Law
Hyle
Hua
Govin
E. Moore
Reaolan
Itr
W. Bulcock
W. A. Brand
Opponition
Dette
Campaig
Belle Jeunesse
Balla Jeunesse
Allan and
Stark
Allan
Stark L
Balle Jeunesse
Langerline Brasalers
Peach
Belle
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