Resumption Vote Ends Abattoir Strike Impasse
March 13 at Brisbane Timers Hall a large turnout backed an immediate resumption. The strike committee proposed cautious action with a remedy plan after reports from delegates at the conference. The assembly approved the motion by 14 to 11, amid tense debate and calls for orderly conduct.
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Brisbane
Wth
Timles
Berges
Mtr
Pampulety
Dieputin
Amd
Tecomum
Loyal Committee Debates Union Actions and Labor Protests
The committee discusses union applications and government roles in labor disputes. Reports indicate workers would be urged back to work, with court hearings and potential court action on union matters. The meal abattoir and meat plant operations plan resume, including cattle slaughter and shipments, as workers return by next Thursday.
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Secu
Mormanen
Headless Skeleton and Mystery Allegations Surface
A fragmentary notice describes a bizarre case involving a headless skeleton and a related incident tied to James and a family fire. It mentions a 2009 event, a Dearding beam, and a bus ride to Laeelsted with a sale tied to a location near gold mamta, all hinting at an ongoing investigation.
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Harmewek
Mont
Tinapmrerancr
Laeelsted & Bes
Betty St
Flooded Auckland Isolated By Severe North Island Deluge
March 13 report from AUCKLAND details the North Avr'land floods isolating large areas. Boats are needed for rescue as streets flood and residents endure power cuts and stranded vehicles. Officials warn continued rainfall threatens further disruption across the region.
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Auckland
North
Ted
Jubilee delegation dispute disrupts party unity in Canberra
Canberra march 1 a strained Jubilee delegation meets amid conflict over leadership and selection of the factional national committee. senior figures clash with executive members as attempts to unify the party falter with several key members facing replacement disputes.
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Canberra
Devers
Sie
Alte
Reichsera Whem
Pune
Marco QeRertioe
Delegelee
Cimepetne Thier
A.P
Cee Laker
Saeaher
Radio Wonders Tokio to London Broadcast Amid Talks
London March 12 report describes a telegraphy exchange between a London engineer and Japanese ministers during talks with Foreign Affairs officials. Prominent figures Matsudaira and others attended discussions with the British ambassador Sir Kingsley Wool. The sale is noted at a cost of £2 a minute.
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London
Ook
Tess
Tele Whey
Matsudaira
Railwaymen Recount Blast During Film Clearing Work
Reported in Australian Cable Service, workers clearing washed film corrupted by an explosion. One man died, others injured as flames and smoke trapped crews near a burning forge. Wires and poles burned, factory damaged, and rescuers faced intense heat while attempting to reach the site.
Waterfront Leaders Threaten New Oil Tanker Strike
San Francisco March 17 waterfront labor leaders threaten another strike while tanker operators meet to discuss disputes. No details on dates or actions beyond the looming walkout.
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San Francisco
Vancouver Civil Unrest Deepens Amid General Strike
In Vancouver on March 12, fourteen killed since Friday as government orders sleuth action and dissolution of striking unions. Soldiers patrol streets and force workers to stay on job while curfew begins nightly. President Mendetta vows peace and normalcy by week’s end as labor turmoil continues.
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Vancouver
Teema
Sespe Gaspar Rodrigues
Sam
Ill Health Delays Attendance at Jubilee Celebrations
Mr RB pencil ee eed Ha ads sop Tia undiion as 'oot me pauls critscal his physicians prov ide fim attening the House of Commons. Probably he will rest after the recess, and then, if able, will attend the King's Jubilee celebrations in Lamdoo.
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Pauls Critscal
House of Commons
Lamdoo
British Tourists Welcome Amid War News At Sea And In Greece
British pressure crater Letitia lands 375 tourists amid welcome by Waterlow. Aircraft to resume flying over resee Wednesday as Imperial Airways returns to original schedule. Averoff cruises to Salamia? to surrender Venizelos backers. Tsaldaris apologizes for shelling Italian Consulate. Plastiras takes refuge in France. Greece reels with rebel leaders surrender and political turmoil. Public mood mixed with enthusiasm for elections in June or July as ministers press legislative work.
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Letitia
Btg
Waterlow
Salrry
Reese
Iuperial Airways
Averoff
M. Venizelos
Cassos
Salamia
Femuecion
Greece
Papalos
Conflicting reports on Str. Ben Nett retirement status
Heart specialists say there is no immediate danger for Str. Ben Nett while other sources suggest a permanent retirement. The conflicting information leaves his future appearances, including in Parliament, uncertain. The situation hinges on medical assessments and political considerations surrounding his tenure.
Author's arrest of Evelyn John Strachey in Washington
The Government has ordered the arrest of Evelyn John Strachey a British subject by means and statements he made since arriving in the United States The Federal Bureau of Immigration said the circumstances make him liable for mandatory deportation under immigration laws Officials fear the move could spark an international incident Colonel D W MacCormack immigration commissioner said a warrant was issued and Chicago agents planned to serve it in Galesburg Illinois where he was slated to lecture
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Washington
Evelyn John Strachey
Federal Bureau of Jamgrasion
Strachey
Tracey
Calonel D. W. MacCormack
Chicago
Glescoe
Ilinoia
Venizelos Aims for Refuge After Greece Split
Venizelos expresses deep disappointment in Greece and Crete unification, declaring he has finished with Greece and will seek refuge in France or England. He emphasizes a wish for enduring friendship and prestige for Greece and Crete.
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Rhodes
Daily Mail
Venizelos
Greece
Crete
France
England
Cairo Battles Rebels Over Crete Provision Run
Cairo officials clash with Kerkyra forces led by Averof’s second in a bid to seize crew aiding Crete insurgents. Alexandria grants wide support to Venellog, amid pirate arrests feared. Paris reports a female journalist’s plea to restrain rebels after a mistaken air strike over Cania injures none.
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Cairo
Averof
Alexandria
Crete
Vennelog
Threat to Officers In Athens As Submarine Rebel Trys Coerced Flight
In Athens on March 13, officers escorted the Averoff with M Venze los except one lieutenant and three redshinmen were kept from command and released to Athens that they were taking the Averoff to Salatais to surrender it to the government. A wire message from the submarine Lambeos Katanmir reports rebels on Rislas island of Patmos compel officers to surrender under threat of a revolver.
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Athens
Averoff
M. Venzelos
Salatais
Lambeos
Katanmir
Rislas
Patmos
Railway Award and Union Claim on Female Labor
The union pressed that women are used for roles once seen as men's work, citing cases of station staff and pay disparities. They argued government inaction allows exploitation and urged the court to intervene, noting wage rates and duties show women filling what were previously men’s positions. The discussion referenced decisions by a classification board and commission in seeking new rulings.
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Fortungia
Seten
Place
Fle Nebo
Millan
Millionaires Rise in Debate Over Conductors Rates
A fragmented report outlines a meeting with Mr O Malley and Mr Moroney discussing arson, conductor rates and shoe cleaning duties. Union reps opposed some wage demands while Davis urged higher pay for carriage shed foremen and signalmen. The session adjourned without resolution.
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O'Malley
Davis
Mr. O'Malley
Mr. Walsh
British visit panels imperial farm policy debate in Australia
London dispatch describes three centenary visitors to Australia who discussed imperial agricultural policy. Lieutenant-Colonel K Archibald Weigall, Dominions Under-Secretary Malcolm MacDonald, and Sir Fabian Ware voiced views on the Marketing Board. Weigall urged long view and noted Australia’s White Australia stance alongside Britain’s agricultural policy.
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London
Australia
Empire Society
K Archibald Weigall
Dominions
Malcolm MacDonald
Fabian Ware
A. Weigall
Marketing Board
Great Britain
Advice to Australia on marketing and industry policy
Britain urged adherence to Ottawa and broader market access for Dominions. Australian manufacturers faced suspicions about British willingness to deepen ties. A British meat wholesalers group urged Australian farmers to engage in marketing as well as production and called for a unified policy to guide industry development.
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Britain
Ottawa
Dominions
Australis
Great Britain
Pate Teres
White Paper on Grain and Meat Import Restrictions
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a proposed white paper urging grain and meat import restrictions from all sources. The text references producers and authorities but lacks coherent details or clear events.
Fall of Earth and Wheat Report Sparks Australia Talks
In Canberra March 13 the Wheat Commission report is cited in the House of Representatives. The Minister for Commerce says a compulsory marketing scheme would require states to surrender intra state wheat trade powers to the Commonwealth. In Coolgardie on March 13 tension rises over a deadly incident as two men remain missing near a road junction. The government plans necessary legislation to be introduced this session to advance the measure.
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Canberra
House of Representatives
Earle Page
Commonwealth
Coolgardie
Auetraias Agriculturalie
Sotraton
Horace i Privaaltoy
Macied Conlgardie
Unclear OCR Item From Athens March 12
Fragmentary report from Athens mentions 94 wounded and a threat of serious action tied to rebels. details are unreadable due to damaged text and cannot confirm entities or events.
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Athens
Terrific blaze guts Melbourne six storey building
A spectacular fire at the Australian Estates and Mortgage Co Ltd on Flinders Lane damaged premises on the ground floor and spread to Boor where 200 bales of wool valued at about £2400 were ruined by fire and water. Firemen battled dense smoke and flames threatening £240,000 worth of wool stored in the Western and Murray Co-operative premises. About twelve people were in the offices and storeroom when the blaze intensified, with petrol laming from ruptured containers leaking amid the flames.
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Australian Estates and Mortgage Co Ltd
Flinders Lane
Western and Murray Co-operative
Racos Year Parking Co. Ltd
Cond Boor
Western and Murray ‘Company
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