Australia dismiss England for 33 in Adelaide test
England were bowled out for 33 as Grimmett took five wickets and Australia began a strong reply. Hammond friended by late resistance, Ryder and Jackson led a 131 for three stand at stumps, with Geary hampered by muscle trouble and crowd receipts recorded at 3,852 pounds.
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Adelaide
Australia
England
Grimmett
Mammons
Jackson
Tate
Pall
Geary
Larwood
White
Ryder
Hendren
Ike
Hammond
Leyland
Larevool
State of Strike Forces Arbitration Ruling in Timber Mills
The Timber Workers' Union defies mills in Victoria and New South Wales as 48 hour work weeks face stoppages. About 400 carters 100 engine drivers and 3000 timber workers seek changes via arbitration law reforms.
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Timber Merchants’ and Sawmillers’ Association
Alcock
Victoria
N.S. W
Sydney
Melbourne
Beres
North Coast Deluge Damages Roads and Rail
Heavy rains at Berrwah Vale washed out crops and banana suckers while fences and homes suffered. A sixty foot bridge to Eumundi near the Kenilworth range collapsed and water rose in outlying areas forcing residents to stay in town until waters subsided. The new railway deviation suffered damage and the old mine slip washed away permanent way, delaying the southbound Rockhampton express for six hours.
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Berrwah Vale
Eumundi
Kenilworth
Cooroy-Eomundi
Trafic
Rockhampton
King's health status and transport plans for journey
News from London reports no change in the King's condition and outlines possible transport for his journey to Bognor. A motor ambulance was seen near the Palace, with officials planning a likely modern vehicle for his removal. The Queen and Princess visited Bognor to review arrangements and returned in the evening. The King is expected to travel to Bognor in about two weeks.
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Beirown
London
Lor Dawson
Buckingham Palace
Bae
Bognor
Craigwell House
Jon
Bognor Jim
Labor union convention weighs fate of east coast paper venture
A.W.U. delegates in Coolangatta debated funding and structure for a proposed Labour daily across New South Wales and Victoria. The plan to buy The Worker and build a joint front in Pitt Street faced concerns of capital risk and factional strife, with many warning the project may not reach fruition at next convention.
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Coolangatta
Aw.u
Oe Pew Labor
Pitt Treet
McDonnell House
Trustees of
Labor Papers Ltd
Sydney
Messrs
Australia
Melbourne
A.W.U
Queensland
McDonnell Heise
Labour
Evening News
Labor Daily
Sell Gates
Li. Gen Fuller
Play
ALW U
Nsw
I Daily
Coldest for years cast shadow over political fray
The report notes severe frost in Delhi and the north west frontier amid a political clash in New South Wales over a proposed Labor Daily purchase. Riordan denies collusion with A W U and Theodore, while Grayndler faces questions. Debate centers on Labor Daily versus anti-Labor publications and the movement’s unity.
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Inia
Eees
Teres
Delhi
North-West Frontier
Levy's 129 Tops Vic Shield Duel in Slow Grinds
In the Sheffield Shield match at Exhibition Grounds between Queensland and Victoria, Levy hit 129 and Peachey added 30 as Queensland totalled 426. The pace and control of Hornibrook troubled Victorian batsmen while Onyons and Darling steadied for Victoria, reaching a substantial second innings stand as crowds urged sharper scoring.
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Levy
Am Penchey
Victora
Exhibition Grounds
Kowles
Treamonger
Grandstand
Sun
Fens
Yma
Ron
Darling
Wil
Scaife Wasps
Eerse
Bilis
Peachey
Ganghi
Ironmonger
Peacheytal
Hornibrook
Brew
Queensland
Urew
Thurlow
Eliis
Ebeling
Lamelt
Quros
Austin
Victori
Onyons
Levy Kent Wickes
Alle Howeenn O'Connor
D Lca
Nohling
Ore
Inglewood Texas Line Labor Turned On Site Reaction
The Premier announced the Texas Inglewood railway line work would engage workers from Brisbane Toowoomba and other centers to distribute jobs amid unemployment. A deputation from Inglewood pressed for site based selection. the Premier agreed to hire a portion of the gathered workers.
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Texas Inglewood Line
Inglewood
Usmal
New South Wales
Mining Revival Prospects in Far North Queensland
Brisbane February 3 political circles expect Professor Richards of Queensland University and Mr T A Ferry of the Board of Trade and Arbitration to be appointed by the Government as commissioners. They would inquire into reviving metalliferous mining in the North and research Marine Products industry issues in Queensland with an announcement due shortly.
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Brisbane
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