Seamen Strike and Wage Fight Across Nations
Sydney reports a major seamen strike linked to wage cuts and cost of living protests. New Zealand crews aboard Maheno repatriated amid labor tensions as unions resist wage reductions and owners push for lower costs. The dispute echoes historical patterns with arbitration court remarks and a strong stance from seamen leaders against concessions.
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Cmmioyers
Mateno
New Zealand
Haveeen
Sydney
Been &T* Ra
Tom
Tirwinbing
David
Acatrali
Reetine Lr
Walessid
Coun Prin
Eronas
Aura
Evemt
Mil Hughes
Secret Pact With Betas Stirring U S Treaty Dispute
Washington March 2 The White House reports the United States entered into a undersea agreement with Betas under a treaty. Secretary Hughes testified before the Senate about this pact. The discussion centers on potential penalties and the legality of waivers in the secret accord.
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U.S
Treaty
DENIM
Betas
Washington
Marth
United States
Ingo P
Aly Jeut Hurting
Fine
Walt Ezes
Mr. Hughes
Syrick Fiarle Ahaenty
Vetter Kohich
Rbiy
Nanate
Mr Hughes Devel
Dairy Farmers Conference Sets Goals for Industry Reform
March conference in Southern Queensland discusses stabilising prices, securing federal support, and boosting producer earnings. Speakers urge price guarantees and interim measures to aid dairy farmers while pushing industry organization reforms and cooperation with government.
Nautilus Trouble and Union Stand on Wage Dispute
Brisbane reports a Nautilus incident where the crew refused a heavier task, claiming a seven ton weight and action by the steamer's crew. The Union insists on their decision, paying twelve men the minimum for three trips, with claims of justified under Clause 15 Section A of the State Award. Directors confirm Gem's trading and dispatches amid telegrams and replies.
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Brisbane
Bribang Rac
Harbor
Union
Mesars
Burke End
Nowra
Elaine
Nave
Sawmill Workers Proposed New Award for Queensland
Court hearing on a new award for the sawmill industry in Queensland was held with Justice Mae Naughton and Mrs Talia presiding. Employers argued against changes while employees urged prompt action. The decision, dated December, is under review as applications seek alteration to the Court's earlier ruling.
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Queensland
Corte
Mae Naughton
Anne Talia
Marin
Tor
Sensational Interlude in Colonial Detective Tale
A fragment from a Daily Telegraph correspondent describes a lurid scene in a colonial setting. The narrative centers on a detective figure, his deteriorating sanity, and a perilous mob confrontation involving a character named Jean and a council dispute amid mounting rage and tension.
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Teles Correspamnden
Caiman
Jeanne
Allied Nations
Plucky Constable Awarded Valor Badge Twice
A March 21 report notes a valor badge awarded to a plucky constable after a dramatic pursuit and confrontation. The officer faced a brutal incident with an axe wielder, who fired multiple shots before being cornered and forced to surrender. The tense scene ended with the suspect dead or near death, while the constable's bravery was recognized.
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Tahoe
Four Men Found Guilty in Mackay Murder Case
The four accused, Territon, Wit, Joseph, and Gonrue, were found guilty after three hours of deliberation. Sidney Bernard and Wallway testified, with one man wounded during the events. The court will forward the verdict to the Executive for the appropriate action.
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Joseph Latera
Gonrue
Sidney Bernard
Wallway
Ney Bet
Charman
Eneator
Weetiam
Sinclair
Perry
Seventeen Attempts At Death by Self Action Bondi Cliffe Tragedy
A strange tale from Bondi Cliffe recounts Ida Kineh, wife of a deceased merchant, found dead after a fall from cliffs following months of illness and alleged mental disturbance. Jacques Kanterichs, a merchant aid, was among those questioned as investigators sought motive and means in her death.
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Sydney
Ida Kineh
Decenned
Jacques Kanterichs
Ene
Lawsdom
Maramore
Sheldon
Font
Exhausted mandate and debate over Covet Bill
Fragmented OCR text argues about an exhausted mandate and the legibility of a Covet Bill. It references Parliament, democracy, and the need for a second chamber, with criticism of government excess and calls for independence, citing Theodore and unnamed colleagues.
Trade With Germany Debate Divides Australian Opinion
Melbourne reports that a resolution by the Associated Chambers of Commerce in Hobart sparked debate on resuming trade with Germany. Mr Murphy warned the country could miss a £4,000,000 to £40,000,000 opportunity if trade reopened. Peter Minher noted government delays and public sentiment leaning toward not trading with Germany unless necessary, with Parliament given the final option.
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Melbourne
Mr. Minher
Germany
Sugar Agreement Talks Amid Melbourne Industry Strife
Melbourne March 22. Mr Forgan Smith cites Australian sugar industry stakes as central to a proposed sugar agreement. He warns that importing sugar would threaten domestic production and price stability, noting many workers and related industries depend on local sugar. He argues decentralization risks restoring monopolies in Colonial Sugars Co.
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Forgan Smith
Melbourne
Amatralian Potley
Avatrall
Steatherd
Ce Paar
Abruad
Sagan
Jane Hai
Formun
Srmith
Ugar
Suse Co
Federal Election Not Likely Before March 1925
Methowrne March 22 1925 reports indicate no official sign of a federal election date. The Prime Minister anticipates Parliament will sit for a writ of election soon, with debate on constitutional amendments and possible referendum to follow. Leaders discuss timing, and the ministry plans to frame any further proposals before the next session.
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Parliament House
Mistry
Huwke
Hughes
Wwe
Jury in Contention Over Murder Allegations
A garbled March 22 report shows the jury in contention regarding the alleged murder of Tomas Monaghan. The court adjourned without a verdict as bail and other terms were debated amid unclear courtroom notes.
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Hey Slae
Tomas Monaghan
Aman Mahar
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