Shipping hold up in dispute over act power in Melbourne
In Melbourne on February 21 Justice Powers presided over a Seamen’s Union versus owners dispute linked to the act governing the industry. Represented by Walsh and Adam, the Seamen’s Union argued no dispute existed on the meaning of the act, while owners pressed for court intervention and potential tribunal settlement. The judge urged keeping the matter in court to prevent further delays and ordered a decision by Thursday.
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Melbourner
Lass
Waele
Seamen's Union
Musara
Adama
Tong
Powsra
Walsh
Westion
Justice Powers
Walsty
Mr. Walshe
Agresmom
Vowera
Adame
Eaid
Ttm
Pete Waller
Logan
Berney “Ares
eBidt
High Court
Arbitration Court Hears Victimisation Allegations
Justice McAuley presided as the Arbitration Court considered alleged victimisation connected to the Amalgamated Society of Engineers case in Longreach. The Western Boror Cay hearing questioned why disciplinary actions were pursued and whether disclosure during proceedings made the process undesirable. Blades stated no wish to pursue union issues further, arguing the union acted reasonably to avoid victimisation for attending the cell.
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Mcawley
Macawley
Antion Coulton
Bladen
Cost of living figures headline wage pressures
Official figures in London reveal a higher cost of living and rising wages across many trades. Analysts note wage increases track living costs while the pace of changes varies by industry and time.
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London
Bel
Tansey
Geri Wd
Agreemiente
War Hightlights Dublin Blockade and Raids
London Feb 21 reports Dublin area closed and invested by military with systematic beamching. Hundreds of soldiers mobilized near Mountjoy, Irish rioters and raids linked to Liverpool attacks and air raids. Curfew, arrests, and tightened controls spread across edges of Dublin as authorities pursue alleged conspirators and emigration schemes.
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Dublin
Ondon
Mountjoy
EU AN
Liverpool
London
Agsinal
Wandaworth
Beim Howe
Dee
Allivant
Yesre
Kenny
Archbishop Clunes Defends Ireland Policy in Perth Speech
Archbishop Chines voices firm denial of Crown forces in Ireland during a Perth visit. He condemns extremism and urges calm, while reflecting on wartime burdens and national tribulations. Source text shows transcription errors but centers on a religious leader addressing Irish issues and German actions.
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Perth
Chines
Treland
Thuradsy
Howe
Perth 1
Ireland
Germany
Downin
Armed men invade Cork workhouse in Dublin era incident
Six masked men raided a Cork workhouse forcing a resident named Micha to dress them. The attack followed a period of unrest linked to Republican influence. Local authorities report improvements in security after the incident.
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London
Cork
An Micha
Trina
Londons Shadowed Irish Murder Mystery Caller
A well-dressed man on the Irish mail near Willesden was found with a gaping throat wound and died later. Police recovered a slip of paper reading Shadowed from Ireland, suggesting a possible motive or suspect in this staged assassination scene.
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London
Willesden
Bing Waddington
Howling Pennery Fight in Dublin Headquarters Found
Military patrols uncovered the Republic of Ireland Army headquarters in South Frederick Street Dublin. Investigators recovered documents and four revolvers as auxiliaries attempted to flee on foot. The pursuit ended with the assailants taking cover behind civilians and escaping.
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Pennery
London
Republican Army
South Frederick Street
Dublin
Sion Feiner
Boy Killed by Falling Tree in Mount Taramha
Reported from Mount Taramha on Venday evening a young boy was killed when a tree fell on him. Local authorities and observers note the accident occurred during logging activity near the village, with inquiries ongoing into the incident.
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Hrisbane
Mount Taramha
Tim Raatantty
Egypt's Mission Report Sparks Debate on Independence
London reports on Egypt focusing on how British policy shaped a possible independent Egypt. Analysts warn that foreign influence and protective measures must be removed gradually, with Milner's proposals viewed as a potential basis for talks while resisting full self rule.
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London
Egypt
Britain
Daily News
Aye Aince
South Africa
Ulin i
Hiritian
Vora Milner
Taleud
Daily Chronicle
Nord Milner
Anya
Ialvengy
Tren Rand
Beitish
Milner
Eapreds
Riimere Seneme
Tofhurchill
E ‘Mare
Inleslo
Largest Yet Dramatic Tipples Mark River Landmark
A fragment describes a colossal mound or structure likened to a landmark, noted as the largest yet. It mentions a height around 130 feet and an estimated ground value near 100 in currency, along with a diameter measure of the form after removal of a Swan segment.
British Indemnity Question Moves to German Trial Debate
In a London session authorities argued over indemnity terms linked to German leaders and crimes, with Lloyd George noting practical difficulties. Experts suggested limited liability to avoid prolonging conflict, while Germany feared broader repercussions and the Kaiser’s fate. The discussion touched on potential future trials and wartime accountability.
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London
Germany
Hottoney
Lloyd George
Crhmiels
France
Hoke Mogut
Heind
Memorial Hospital Gordonvale Committee Meeting Proposal
A committee meeting for Memorial Hospital Gordonvale confirmed plans for social events to raise funds. Money collected during the month included proceeds from Ethel Abdullahs concert and weekly contributions from members. The group paid tribute to soldiers and discussed erecting a memorial Pyramid for veterans.
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Gordonvale
Gordon Fondant
Ab Brewer
Sever
Ethel” Abdullah
Caledonian
Mina
Grogan
Fenians
Ila
Sivas Jarsle
Mra
Wildon Irvin T Bwken
Mie
Grant
Mea R
Gordo
Atherton
Mins Aldullah
Ronthy
Shay
Tony
Noted Binder Dirs. Brisbanes Death Notice
Noted binder directors report in Brisbane on February 21 notes the sudden death of Arthur Crane, whose detested passing marks a quiet end for a local figure.
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Brisbane
Ste. Arthur Crane
Rereld in charge of railway dies after trolley injury
Fe A Heapthatian named Miehs Rereld, who led the railway at Hethanla Junction, did not proceed to work on the trolley as Ishtangiae of Brisbane ran to its flow. He received injuries and died last night.
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Srisbane
Miehs
Hethanla Junction
Ishtangiae
Brisbane
Revere v Casuale shore match at Newman Park
The shore cricket match at Newman Park saw Casuale win the toss and bat. Kennady and Atkinson posted late runs while Foster, Horwood and McCoombe led the bowling for Casuale with key dismissals. Trent and teammates contributed modest scores as the innings concluded with several players posting singles and doubles.
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Revere
Casuale
Newman Park
Shipper
Eves Wood
Kennedy
Foster
Onley
A Daly
Wheete Mann
Atkinson Ib
Speed
Mackmore
Woster Tan Weblock
Ecorea
Canuals
Koster
Poster
Horwood
Alingh
R ‘Atkinson
As Grerland
Tracey, ¢ McCoombe
Metta Matt
Queensland at five wickets to win cricket match
The interstate cricket match in Brisbane saw Queensland bat first and reach 179. New South Wales chased 292 to win, with O'Connor and others contributing. Queensland's bowlers, including Ayres and McAndrew, defended well to close the innings.
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Weisbane
Quennsland
O'connor
Aplendia
NoAsteets
New South Wales
Ivven
Farquhar
Oxenham
Fennelly
Moore
Russel
Sunde
Australia names team for final end season to start Friday
Australia lists 12 players for the final end series with Armitrong as captain and names Macartney Bardsley Gregory Collinge Carter Malley Rider Andrews McDonsid Kelleway Taylor as selected. The twelfth man is undecided. Hobbs tributes and England comments follow with references to the star match and Australian confidence.
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Sydney
Australia
Armatrong
Macartney
Bardsley
Gregory
Collinge
Cartery Malley
Rider
Andrews
McDonsid
Kelleway
Taylor
Hay
Hobbs
Modal Wins in G. A. Love Trophy Race
The first wave of the series for the G. A. Love trophy concluded Sunday on the southeast course. North wind and squalls caused heavy showers and breeze strength led to boat start deductions at the finish. Modal 1 led Osprey 2 and Kuga 8 while Towstreno MH Try Again Model II Scotte and Daisy retired from the race.
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Devin
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Mate
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McCoombe
McHugh
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Naland
Sruiseit
England
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