Arbitration Court Meats Workers' Award Heard
Arbitration Court in Brisbane heard the Australian Meat Industries Employees' Union seek wage and shift changes for workers in wholesale meat shops and bars. The union pressed for a general adjustment while employers argued only minimal changes, with specific clauses on preference and hours under debate. The hearing adjourned with unresolved issues and proposed weekly wage figures discussed.
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Nrisbane
Cawley
Amax
Australian Meat Induses Ployees
Quer
App
McCawley
League of Wheelmen Meeting At Aus Theatre
An annual gathering of the League of Wheelmen or its Brisbane branch was held at the Aus Theatre at 8. Attendees invited those interested in welfare of infants and invalids to leave their names with local chemists. Weather notes mention improving conditions and a westerly breeze.
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League of Wheelmen
League of ‘ Wheelmen
Band Pesige Plans Route for Palace Screening At 5 PM
The Ratlees Colliery Team directs the procession from the lower Arched Street to the Palace at 5 pm. Citizens are urged to attend as the event promises to reveal changes in procedures and a screening of related highlights.
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Ratlees
Palace
Death of Arthur Keeble at Freshwater After Illness
Arthur Keeble of Freshwater dies after a three week illness. A young man aged about 21 or 22, native of the district and son of long-time ratepayer Arthur Keeble, previously councilman. The funeral at Freshwater Cemetery is at 4 pm with Rosinclair officiating. mother and relatives attend.
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Arthur Keeble
Arther
Nollor
Man de Buire
Freshwater
Ecee Freshwater
Rosinclair
Peculiar Accident Hits Veteran Rider at Gordonvale Show
The veteran rider Skuthorp was bucked from a horse during a sugar town show in Gordonvale. He suffered a hip and lower rib injuries, returned home to bed, and plans to recover while continuing to back the event. Other riders named include Governor Bowen Troghan and local competitors.
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Skuthorp
Gordonvale
Skethorp
Gondonvale
Mir
Ty West
Vetredia
Ets
Jack
Bowen Troghan
The Polish Crisis Conflicting Reports From Front
London dispatches relay Kaminer letter to Lloyd George denying Soviet changes to Polish terms and noting Latvia peace, Finland armistice, and Minsk talks. Warsaw battles near Soldau and Vistula with Polish retreat, German-backed units, and possible Entente support for Dmowski influence.
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London
Kaminer
Mr. Lloyd George
Poland
France
Australia to attend League of Nations assembly in Geneva
Melbourne reports Mr Hughes will lead Australia at the League of Nations assembly opening November 16 in Geneva. Delegates must depart by late September. possible second delegate discussed with Senator Millen. Likely implications include early exit from planned Pacific trip and ongoing London duties.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Australia
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Commonwealth
Imperial Council
London
Haa
Ens
High Commissioner
Watt
Lloyd
Lloyd George
J. Cook
Washington
Japanese Note on Siberia and Saghalien Dispute
Washington reports indicate the Japanese reply to the US on Saghalien is unsatisfactory. Japan maintains its positions including Savhalseni and Nikko Nikolaevsk and argues a Siberian buffer state is essential to block Bolshevism. Occupation of Saghalien would hinge on military contingencies.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Nikko Nikolaevsk
Nikask
Siberian
North Queensland Band Association meeting sets band grading plan
The North Queensland Band Association met on Saturday to discuss band registration nomination and grading. A special meeting will grade bands on Thursday evening. The Defence Department warns unclaimed War Gratuity Bonds in Queensland post offices and urges claimants to collect or update addresses with the District Finance Officer.
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N.Q. Band Association
North Queensland Band Association
Queensland
Department of Defence
Victoria Barracks
Brisbane
Renewed Clashes Roil Dublin and Londonderry Streets
Reports from London Dublin and Londonderry describe Saturday night rioting with civilians attacking soldiers and tramcars. Forces used belts and bayonets to restore order after volleys in the air and armed patrols in armed cars. A Mannix liberty demonstration at Trafalgar Square protested bans on speech amid unrest in several cities.
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London
Sieblin
Farrell
Ome
Liffey
Dame Street
Upper Castle Yard
Londonderry
Trallee
Anish Self Determination League
Trafalgar Square
Mannix
Aviators Parer and McIntosh Reach Rockhampton with Narrow Landing
Awenst Ih Parer and Mecintosh flew into Rockhampton to a joyous welcome after a difficult journey from Timor. They described engine failures and forced landings near Vesuvius and the Apennines, with fuel running low near Baghdad. A crowd cheered at Callaghan Park before they checked into the Criterion Hotel.
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Parer
Mecintosh
Shire Coune
Ross Smith
Pater
Timor
Darwin
Rockhampton
Hartley
McIntosh
Charleville
Bourke
Pine Hill
Emerald
Callaghan Park Racecourse
Criterion Hotel
Cary
Golden Casket Draw Announces Winners in Brisbane
The ninth Golden Casket draw in Brisbane was held today. Winning numbers were 68 157 held by E Dusadie of South Wales, 22908 won by T i Woversolm near Kingaroy, and 12 26 won by a railway syndicate care of G Royle Too Wooomba. Prizewinners of £100 include numbers 49041 9316 98059 77424 77007 901L 57985 48507 43976 and 4985.
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Brisbane
E Dusadie
South Wales
T. i. Woversolm
Kingaroy
G. Royle
Camphi Street
Toowoomba
Wisnera
Racing weights for the QTC meeting on August 21
Weights listed for multiple races at the QTC meeting on August 21. Favourites include Fayal 97 and Half a Chance 812 in the six furlong trial, Fairy Bob 9.7 in the August Handicap, and Shell Shock 9.12 in the Welter Handicap. Numerous horses show weights and odds across Handicap events including Flying, Novice, and Final Handicap with several longshot entries.
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Brisbane
Q.T.C
T Wee
Lordacre
Syce Lad
Fairy Bob
Nairu
Rappel Kr
Clever Tom
Eudorfurly
Fortashell
Kine Vol
Barfield
Strymon
Parmsapec
My Lady
Mpeyan
Laulley
Traction Lady
Florensar
Kalooma
Hesitateon
Lord Morion
Mace Hook
Onward Way
Mithralates
Mage
Glencoe
Salopian
Magnet
Seremore
Shell Shock
Royal Yetman
Dargmine
Rosewood Lad
Royaline
Laurie Lad
Prince Manha
Bernie's
Astound
King ‘O' Flight
Armacre
Craivside
Trenchworthy
Jean Kent
Lient_ Limacre
Penny Lad
Svsola
Sparkle Yet
Ghent Gun
Utility
Auborn King
Wallenbach
Baking
Natru
Galas
All Foot
King Q
Rose Et Now
Parmspec
Slell Shock
King Vol
Waskskine
Florensac
Kedron Park Races Held In Gloomy Brisbane Weather
In the Kedron Park races at Brisbane this afternoon in gloomy conditions Four division results include Flying Rose First Appearance and Woodshell A winning the Division Handicap with times and margins. Other victors include Mistake, Ninja, Some Girl, Rue tess, Moschaei's Daughter, Mullally, Simple Miss Simon, Wauken's Girl, Stella Wilkes Dolly Globe Bill and Serbian Hero with varying betting odds and margins.
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Brisbane
Kedron Park
Flying Rose
Woodshell
Kabi
Lomtari
Ninja’s Loe
Hetime
Warner
Tone
Some Girl
Rue Tess
Moschaei
Herting
Mullally
Simple Miss Simon
Wauken
Lon
Bulwortt
Voruga
McGrade
Borne Syce
Fusee J
Bemgtlys
Deputation Seeks Control Over Proprietary Racing Ipswich
A Brisbane deputation from the Moral Committee the Minders' Fraternity and Ipswich citizens met Home Secretary to press for control of proprietary racing clubs. They cited East Ipswich race meetings disrupting industry and urged local or government action, including possible abolition rather than shared oversight.
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Brisbane
Minders
Ipewich
Ipswich
East Ipswich
McCormack
Sugar industry outlook bright in Bundaberg and Childers
Brisbane reports Mr. Easterby has just returned from Bundaberg and Childers cane growing districts. He says prospects are brighter after a long period. Crushing will be light this year but a big crop is expected next year if favorable conditions hold. Maryborough crushing is small this year, with similar optimism for next year. Gin Gin and a central mill will not crush this year.
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Brisbane
Easterby
Bundaberg
Childers
Maryborough
Sis Central
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Arbitration Court
Meat Workers’ Award
Fc Ecenee
Bars
Frias
Ae Metawlew
Carter
Chile
Barstow
Vrine
Warsaw
Minsk
Soldag
Daily Chronicle
Papal Namnens
Posen
Vistula
Dmowski
Russia
Ormencki
Aml
Milemd
Learyennas
Daily Express
Messagre
Bolheviks
Redgimin
Soldau
Germany
Correlor
Caires
Martin
Watchhouse
Levees
Siberia
Aviation
Parer and McIntosh
Eee
QTC
SUGAR
Bundaberg and
Boohra Bacon
Boon
North
Burns, Philp & Co, Lidgetson. & Lees
Boland’s Ltd
Winchester
Magearie
Winchester Repeating
Dodd Stevens
Tuo Smith
Gaege
Sven Simgle
A Boland’s Ltd
the Department Stores
Cairns
Kobe Crepe
Mayeshiba
Phoi Pi Lake Street
Bor Ui
Perdriau Saat Ast
W. A. Collins
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