Labor Strikes and the Vision of Industry Control
An analysis argues that sustained worker action threatens society and calls for production to resume under a new order. It warns that unions seek control of all operations, undermining existing systems and risking social collapse if violence or coercion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werkera
Pacimji
Bihame
Indus
Dlixpiten
Republic of Industry
Heying
Brisbane
Coyne
Aima
Gemocrac
Australia
Labor government and Bunbury quarrel in local politics
A Bunbury era column denounces the Labor Party and praises Liberal governance, accusing Labour of neglecting Bunbury’s needs. It criticizes by election appeals, postpones praise for irrigation and harbour works, and claims plans to borrow five million six hundred thousand pounds. It laments absence of Bunbury from statewide projects and warns of a proposed provisional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Labor
Ead
Mir Newton Moore
Seaddan
Knights of Labour
Sam Dae Hee
Fremantle
Garsldton
Albany
Northam
Raporante
Carnarvon
Goldfields
Great
Amonds
Tyndere
Thomne
Thomas
Tommerancs
Liberal Party
Seaddun
Bunbury Town Faces Political Critique and Public Skepticism
The piece laments deceptive tactics and warns the town about repeating past political blunders. It argues that public intelligence is clouded by ignorance and prejudice, urging caution before future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Bunbury notices outline yacht trip and church events
A Bunbury notice lists the Tug Vigilant trip chartered by Bunbury Yacht Club for Sunday December 29 with ticket details from secretary J. Sinckir and members. It also details a Cathedral sale opening by Mrs. Herbert Davies, a large display of bean work, croquet tournaments, and the South-West Commercial and Agency Company opening at Lyric Buildings Bunbury with Arthur L. Thomein and Joseph Marshall as principals, plus a religious mystery play Eagerheart at Bunbury Girls Grammar School with Bishop Goldsmith and Miss Harcourt noted, and various council rate and public notices including Stirling Estates purchase and Friendly Societies events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Bea
Bunbury Yacht Club
Buweltan
J. Sinckir
Plownmre
Apeney
Lyric Buildings
Victoria Steven
As House
Gnandena
Allctioneers
Account Mita
Aborthand Vellore
Bypints
Ile
Ubi Company
Mess
Arthur L. Thomein
Joseph Marshall
Shamsont
Messrsdyem
Hester
Coxetale
Perth
Marshall Tiue
Eagerheart
Bunbury Girls’ Grammar School
Bishop Goldsmith
Mre
Goldsmith
Hyddionese
Harcourt
Die Bedford Hall
Destruction and Panic in Adrianople Amid War Turmoil
A doctor reports Adrianople reduced to ashes with half the town burnt. Civilians flee to military quarters as the garrison fires on stampeding crowds. Food scarcity grows as timber from ruined houses is burned, bodies rot in the Maritsa river, and disease looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalediinn
Adrianople
Greece Denies Balkan Conflict Amid Peace Treaty Talks
An official Greek statement issued in Athens denies any clash with Bulgarian forces at Serres and says Balkan League unity remains intact. It says Greece urges Allies to preserve the alliance while offering naval and military resources if needed to resist Turkish terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Deo
Nemi
Turkey
Proposed Peace Conference in London A Turkish Government Suggestion
In Constantinople on December 5 the proposal for a Peace Conference was issued indicating the Turkish government favors holding the conference in London. The note signals diplomatic outreach amid global calls for settlement.
Turkish Boot Concentration in Aegean Waters
Constantinople reports the Turkish vessel has concentrated forces in the Dardinalles and an attack on the Crea Aol is ordered. The target sits now in the Aegean waters as government actions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Dardinalles
Crea
Aegean
Acceptances for Big Belmont Perth Events Last Night
The Belmont 500 and Perth 9 000 acceptances were announced tonight with a list of entrants including Belmont 600 Silver Lad Sasurute Bendigade High Bocisty Ayrville Glorify First Lock Golden Orb Simple Maid Lord Hiwvian Newmarracarra Cadilla At Ins Kerrisdale Percival Bandit Alavy Drusilla Owlet Veracioun Snapcup Lady Halle Button Dup jared Swagger Cougs d ialire Renegade Buturate Lilyueil High Society West Park Fortifax Ayrville Sands of the Ohent Dingwall Solo Girl Rimple Mai Kuloglam Mies Attivon Oak avar Moongoon Duster Footman Stragaler.
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Perth
Silver Lad
Sasurute
Bendigade
High Bocisty
Ayrville
Glorify
First Lock
Golden’ Orb
Simple Maid
Lord Hiwvian
Newmarracarra
Cadilla
At. Ins
Kerrisdale
Percival
Bandit
Alavy
Drusilla
Owlet
Veracioun
Snapcup
Lady Halle
Button
Dupjared
Swagger
Cougs D'Ialire
Renegade
Buturate
Lilyueil
High Society
West Park
Fortifax
Sands of the Ohent
Dingwall
Solo Girl
Rimple Mai
Kuloglam
Mies Attivon
Oakavar
Moongoon
Duster
Footman
Stragaler
Banbury Telegram Hails Doctor Wilkinens’s Improved Health
A telegraphic message received in Banbury reports that Dr D. Wilkinens, once of Banbury and now at Frevante, has greatly improved after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury
D. &. Wilkinens
Canada to join imperial naval policy with £2,860,000 loan
In Ottawa on December 5 the prime minister announced a plan to strengthen Britain's overseas fleet with a loan of 2,860,000 to build three battleships and support vessels. Canada would house a marine minister in London and participate in imperial defense, linking Canadian shipbuilding to Royal Navy control while retaining autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Imperial Defence Committees
Borden
Ead
Great Britain
Canada
Paeblc
Ayrathon
Atlantic
Iuperial
Royal Navy
Connect. Fi
Proposals Cordially Receive by Ottawa Statesmen
Ottawa reports leading statesmen including Sir Charley Cutter and Sir Georgy Boas warmly endorsing a new Admiralty policy memorandum. They argue Britain would gain naval superiority and security, while Germany would lag, and Dominion support would be needed to sustain homeland defense amid rising naval costs.
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Ottawa
Charley Cuter
Georgy Boas
Charley Cutter
Admiralty
Great Britain
Germany
Australian Commissioners Enthusiastic on Empire Training
London reports Sir Gorge Reid, Commissioner for the Commonwealth, praised the Australian example and predicted broad support for computory training. High Commissioner for New Zealand, K J McKensin, echoed this enthusiasm as officials look toward future expansion of imperial education programs.
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London
Gorge Reid
Commonwealth
Borden
Iran
Unn
Tly Empire
Coady
K J. McKensin
New Zealuml
Mo Torden
Congratulatory Note Amid Political Turmoil
Fragmentary report shows opposition figures in Ottawa Maine praising Mr Borden after a local bill, with phrases like God Save the King and patriotic fervor. The garbled text mentions Liberals and Congregitives, suggesting a political rally or public ceremony with strong national sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Wilfred Tanrive
Borden
Perth Contingent Welcomed After Long March to Victoria Park
The Perth party led by Premier and Mayor arrived at Victoria Park amid a celebratory reception. The march, described as Australia’s longest coffin kind undertaking, ended with a swim at the baths and a warm salute from the crowd. Officials praised the effort as valuable to military authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Bart Ee
Meith
Thothaa
Wilso
Victoria Park
Jade
Phe
Australis
Cocilass
Irving
Col. Irving
Major Hunt
Berald
O'Donnell
HL Prowse
Donnybrook arrest for defrauding with sleepers scam
In Donnybrook court Robert Mendeling Murphy and Thomas Murphy, an American, both 28, faced charges of defrauding Thomas Wilkinson by obtaining sleepers and money under false pretenses. Witnesses testified the accused used fake names and misrepresented goods at Argyle and Downybrook. The case moved forward as police reported locating items and the defendants were remanded for further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Robert Mendeling Murphy
Alais Thomas Murphy
Wyk
Owen
Downybrook
Thomas Fisph Wilkinson
Argyle
Thoras Joseph Wilkinson
Donnybrook
Wilhead
Tlas
Goo
Wilkinson
Inne
Alsoparsentiers
Will
bin Shonpers
Wilkman
R. M
Willy
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Dpfinium
Common Wealth Tribunal
Government and
Herbert Davies
Wellington Mills
Bedford Hall
Duesday
Uwe
Stirling Estates
Onder Ual
C. Prosar
W. W. Roger
Creanbushes
Roger Ihax
Roger Si
Wesley Gnikt
Boxing Day
Elore
Maiden Foot Fa
Sheffield Bandicap
Ad Penters
Promer
Fitnell Boot Palace
Vlclateatret
Buntury
Boltia Des
Greeoe
the Navy
Australasian Commissionrs
Retaurlade Garal
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