Commonwealth and State Savings Clash Over Bank Policy
A letter from Sydney H Wright argues against Commonwealth Bank taking savings from state banks. He warns it would weaken state finances, centralize power, and threaten federated liberty while boosting Commonwealth credit. He questions Labor policy, urges workers to oppose centralization, and cites broader industrial debate amid 1918.
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Timber Stained with Blood To the Editor
Doorker criticizes Mr Holman and his timber industry remarks. He disputes profits and salaries, questions proposed co operative mill funding, and notes bush workers refused strike levy, arguing the Bushmen's Union holds stronger practical business footing.
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