Trades Hall Ex Cites Debate Over Pledge Refusal
An atmosphere of excitement surrounded a Trades Hall meeting in Australia as factions debated refusing endorsement pledges. The conference discussed forming a new Labor movement faction, endorsing those who refused, and plans to contest electorates under a reformed central executive structure.
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Mat
Tale Wa Canis
Bse
Hirata
Centra
Tian Pares
Australian Labor Party
Avstation Party
Gormat
Conral
Warnee
Smerny
Land Central Executive
Considera
Lishor
Cape Tees
Avas
Veesha Sett
Cweenaland
Feng
Thane
Lang Wedge and the Constitution Split the Legislature
Sydney's Tan and the Premier announced the Cabinet will introduce a bill to abolish the Legislative Council. The Premier indicated a vote on the measure next week as the debate proceeds, with ministers signaling government unity despite opposition.
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Sydneys
Tan
Laing
Legislative Council
Carey Tahar
Mtr
AC. Wil
Netative Commell
Coaine
Minter
Bar
EACHAM BY-ELECTION REPORTS LABOR SUPPORT IN CLASH
Fragmented report on the Eacham by election scene with Labor figures and ministers debating agriculture policy. Mentions Forman-Smith and local figures, voting dynamics, and a push for closer settlement. Notes a 1928 context and parliamentary references with references to electoral tactics and promises.
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Agriculawre
Smith
Labor
Ivan
Weil
Parise
Mae Miniwer
Progres
Sins
Soenland
Aguren Perio
Forwan-heith
Eames
Australian Children and British Type in 19th Century Remarks
Fragmented OCR passage discusses Lord Burnham and views on Australian and New Zealand children. It notes claims that Australians were 10 percent British in stock, contrasts height and wiriness with New Zealanders, mentions evolving physiques, and references Hon. W Reeves and racial commentary on "British Ape" likeness.
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Australia
New
Zealand
New Zealand
Inquest Opens in Melbourne Over Rachel Currett Shooting
Melbourne reports the inquest into the December 15 shooting of Rachel Currett. Witness Tacke, a caretaker and frequent visitor to the home, testified he had been with Mrs. Coieclyss for three weeks in Adelaide. He admitted remorse saying he ought to shoot himself. At 10 40 p m he fired a revolver shot and then fled toward the house side as a shot fired past him.
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Melbourne
Rachel Currett
Fred Correll
Adelaide
Coie
Tacke
Australia praised as land of climate and riches
Jan 6 in Tammenton Sir Frank Heath of the Monthly G ay g ramene n Denarmont speaks in Melbourne praising Australia’s climate and vast land. He argues Australia can rise with development and radiance, while noting social progress and potential to attract investment and population. A local report describes a separate court scene in Melbourne with accusations and a theft case, including a defendant named Ernest Willian and a related burglary charge and a separate assault witnessed near a road.
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Tammenton
Australia
Amevicw
Frat Heath
Giamene Denarmont
Scemthis
Tamneeston
Melbourne
Tasman
Frank
Artcih Ture
Mra Camere, Uta
Avera
Role
Australa
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