Labour and Capital as Allies in Industrial Progress
The author distinguishes genuine Labour leadership from agitators and argues that Capital and Labour must cooperate. It warns against demagogues who denounce capital and promotes the view that wages, productivity, and efficiency drive industrial growth. It discusses tariffs, nationalisation fears, and the need for careful cost of production analysis and fair wages within a cooperative system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BeRain
Alway
Act
Tran
Yid- Janes
Progresa
Nabjonalinathe
Endustry
Aeepiua
Demstogues
America
Australia
Commonwealth
Fisher
Government loan estimates prompt harbor works debate
The Legislative Assembly debated the government's loan expenditure detailing harbor and river works. Allocations shift for Albany and Bunbury projects amid party debate over omissions and future funding for municipal needs and port development.
Banki MP to Address Sunbury Meeting Next Week
The article describes a coming function in Sunbury where the member for Banki will speak and answer questions. It notes the municipal chamber is a poor venue for debate with about 2 000 electors present and mocks the need for a private setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banki
Sunbury
Thomas
Bunbury
Renign
Bunbury Yacht Club carnival plans and district updates
Preparations are advanced for Bunbury Yacht Club Carnival on New Year’s Way with a vibrant program. Subscriptions to local funds have been received, and traders plan extended hours on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. A reception for Mr. W D Johnson, Minister for Work, will be held at the Bunbury Council Chambers, and the Senior State School program next Tuesday promises notable items including dancing and physical exercises. Weather notes forecast warm days with variable winds and a heat wave in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunbury
Delgado
Bunbary Traders
Aviation
Nir
J. Moulhonne
W. D. Johison
Kwinuna
New Zealand
Banbury Council
M Hhwalock
Banbury
Tancy Pakue
Oma Iba Peomae
Soma
S.W
Sydney
Brisbane
New Caledonia
Thumlay
Vertigo Fee
GFA
Land Resumptions in East Perth Hearing
On Wednesday the Chief Justice Sir Stephen Walker and Justices L A Wolf and G T Poole heard a compensation claim under the Public Works Act 1902 by Willem Henry Twigden. The case concerns 40 and 41 Brumnall Street East Perth where four cottages stood. Twigden valued the property at £1,452 while the Government offered £900, later raised to £1,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justis
Stephen Walker
Memes
L. A. Wolf
G.T. Poole
Nasewors
Willem Henry
Twigden
Tota
Brumnall-Street
East Perth
Australia leads wireless progress against imperial chain
Sir George Reid told the Marconi Committee that Australia has adopted a single wireless system able to transmit 2000 miles. He said he has no knowledge of any reason for his government’s stance toward Marconi Company and noted Australia’s lead in the wireless chain with a promise to build a station for the Imperial network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Reid
Marconi Committee
Australia
Te Marconi Coy
Iris
Edward Grey
Sir Gaerga Reid Hosts Notable Lunch in London
Sir Gaerga Reid as Host, Lyudot, Dye. Sir George Old entertained Printe Lickbowcks, the German Ambassador in London, at luncheon today. Among those present were the Duke of Argyle, Lord Halsbury, Baron Blythe, Lord Monwy, and My Boyar Law, the Leader of the Opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyudot
Dye
Sir George Old
Printe Lickbowcks
London
Duke of Argyle
Lord Halsbury
Baron Blythe
Lord Monwy
Boyar Law
Linder
Liverpool Courier urges Lansdowne to rethink tariff reform
The Liverpool Courier appeals to Lord Lansdowne to reconsider his decision and push tariff reform forward to protect Yorkshire and Tavte wushire from liberal policies. The plea frames reform as the sole path to safeguarding regional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool Courier
Lord Lansdowne
Turendun
Yorkshire
Tavtewushire
Laurier presses Canadian naval plan at Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid Laurier spoke against Mr Turden's proposal and urged a purely Canadian fleet centered on a dreadnought built and crewed in Canada. He argued Britain’s needs allow Canada to guard its coast with its own ships while remaining ready to aid Britain.
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Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Turden
Ward
Canada
Empire
Bardon
Great Britain
Sir Wilfrid
Britain
Australia
Wilfrid
Britannia
Bordon
Charchill
Admiralty
Youtoly
Admiral Bridgeman Retirement Denied by Admiral’s Health Claim
The Evening News reports in Parliament on a retirement announced for Admiral Bridgeman. Churchill states ill health did not cause the retirement. The admiral is said to have faced long service and continued age-related pressures as part of the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Bridgeman
House of Commons
Churchill
Admiralty
Bridgeman
Commercial Hows in Perth and Nearby Markets
Fragmentary OCR note reports multiple trucks and items in Perth area trade, vague quantities and product mentions, unclear branding or dates, with garbled terms. No clear event or outcome present.
Bush Fires Sweep Miles of Country Near Northam
A catastrophic fire last night near Northam, eight miles from town, destroyed extensive paddocks and crops on James McNamin farm at Urixhtown. Investigations point to matches dropped by chair-cutters. losses include 140 acres of wheat, fencing, and hay stacks. insured crops helped mitigate. Large crowds aided firefighting as the blaze burned into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northam
James McNamin
Urixhtown
Norris Tt
McNains
Yates
Milnes
Lockyer
Outbreak Flares Next to Earlier Conflagration Site
Late night fire erupts on Mr. Middleton's property about five miles from the first blaze. A wigman is suspected to have started this second outbreak. Very little damage occurred and by morning the flames were extinguished.
Divorce Court Sheds Light on Perth Adultery Case
In under 15 minutes in Perth Last Night a divorce petition by John W. Dutton against Carolina Dutton was dismissed. He alleged adultery with C. Guy after marriage in December 1900 and living in Carnamah Beverley Perth and Midland Junction. He found his wife with Guy, took their child, and returned to Perth. By August the pair lived with Guy at a Midland Junction hotel.
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Perth
W. Dutton
Carolina Dutton
C. Guy
Beverley
Carnamah
Guy
Midland Junction
Flo
Angn
West Australian Newspaper Co. Petition Dismissed
Mr Draper for petitioners stated they would not proceed and asked the petition be dismissed. Judge Burnside presided, with the matter in the matter of the West Australian Newspaper Co. Ltd. proceedings referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Alo
Drugtive ‘Burnside
Late Sporting. Quiet training session on track today
The morning practice yielded little action as hares with big engagements tomorrow completed yesterday's operations. Lilyveil, the 2000s favorite, did not appear on the track.
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Porth
Dom
Lilyveil
Vie'n Pictures principal weds in Banbury hotel
Mr Ee Edwans Wathine a Vie'n Pictures principal married a bride at the Prince of Wales Hotel Banbury. Mr and Mrs J Cox of Hoobury returned Friday night after an extended trip with updates on a career move and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Edwans Wathine
Vie'n Pictures
Lay Iy
Honey
Banbury. Ie
Princs of
Wale Hotel
J. Cox
Hoobury
Teahanameplad
Referendum on Bunbury Property Purchase Fails by Four Vote
In Bunbury a Thursday referendum on a mayoral purchase proposal drew 117 voters of 684 owners. The result favored rejecting the plan by a four vote margin, leaving the council to act without the public’s backing and signaling apathy toward local affairs.
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Bunbury
Thuysday
object +e council
Bor
Protest Likely Over Referendum Irregularities
A protest is expected in Bunbury regarding a referendum seen as irregular. Citizens argue votes should not be limited to property owners and question whether nonowners were counted. The council denies intention to purchase with votes.
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Bunbury
Tesson
St Pauls Cathedral Service Fragments Report
Fragmentary OCR notes list prayers and litany items including Holy Communion, morning prayer and names such as Chareh Gorvincs and Byram. Mentions Wan St Pauls, Rathmings, and 11 som fing with scattered numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Cathedral
Wan
Berman
Byram
Church of Obrint Service Noted in Odd Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show a church event with a worship time of 7 30 and a service likely led by Mr. Fitzgerald in bondoca context. The text is garbled but indicates an am welcome and an official service in Barvion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Obrint
Mr. Fitzgerald
Indecipherable OCR fragment hints at a public notice
Fragment reads as a jumbled invitation and mentions a hospital corner and a leg event. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible to identify a specific item or action.
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Kerala
Capital and Labor AB
Albany
Geraldton
Herald
Cork
Vba Savinge Bank
Town Hall
Eam
Labor Party
Tieuins
Logal
Wireless
THE
Marconi Enquiry
Sir Gaerga Reid
SM Wilfrid Laurier
Chad
Whet
Cata
Divores Court
Cas
Stirling
Chareh Gorvincs
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