Wage case keeps base pay unchanged in Queensland court
The Queensland court, after reviewing the Economic Commission report, upheld the existing basic wage for the current period. Justice Macnaughton and colleagues noted no evidence justifying an increase or shift from the present method, despite calls to adjust living costs and productivity data.
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Queensland
Arcviragon
Justier Macranghion
Economic Commission
Marcel
Eoe
Judge Dawg
Tiny SM
Ork
Suteliite
Vie
Grewet
Werthy
Behali
Judec Douglas
Townsville
Yeitch
Tout
Judie Macnasghton
Juste
Evvased
Budge Macnaughton
McDowles
Macnaughton
Baong Las
Ceret
V*pous Chauibers
Mk Wale Hondit
Assier
Jweenaland
Jody Strhes
The
Australio
Economic Onunistian
Legestanire
Flows Lad
Mackay and Wiseret
Mackay
Siaty Judes Mactadiehitin
Cairns Coal Price Increase Sparks City Meeting
Brisbane minister told Cairns aldermen the Mulligan mine price rise to 27/68 per ton was just above production cost and not grounds for complaint. He cited Bowen state mines saving railways and industry, with price gaps narrowing as production costs drop and local supplies shift.
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Brisbane
May
Iris City
Mullimine
Cairns
Mount Mulligan
Jones
North Queenshind
Bowen
Railway
Flowen
Townaville
Mackay
Mymore
Mareka
Styx River
Sinc
Australian Exchange Factor of Treasury Bonds Discussed
Melbourne speakers report that an urgent factor exchange could reduce transfer costs on certain ALALWLRLA bonds in London by about £0000, with liquidation decisions staying in directors' hands. The board reconvenes to address market conditions and possible reorganization under Sir John Higgins and allies.
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Melbourne
May
John Wiggins
Sacvra
London
Uritiesh
AAWRA
John Higgins
Tom Winwins
Applane
Omnry
Revolver Threat at Perth Hotel Incident Shocks City
An armed man at the King Edward Hotel attempted a theft and threatened staff in Perth May witnessed by local patrons. Police reported a revolver involved and the incident disrupted hotel activities while security restrained the suspect until authorities arrived.
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Perth
Caylford
Mormaetan Chas
Bannon
King Edward Hotel
Hayseret
Haan
Sirdar S Murder Trial Brought to May Hearing
Coir and May Sineed are accused of the murder of Sirdar. They were committed for trial on May day. Adel Fatt Hena asked to be allowed to take a statement describing how the offender of the Sirdar was carried out.
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Coir
Sineed
Baird Case at Cairns Court and Appellate Review
The long dispute centered on a November 1922 contract tied to sugar lands in the Carne district. Appellants Sullivan Karakyacos and Lowces Francis faced a jury verdict. trials at Cairns and prior Full Court decisions are debated by judges including Mr Justice Brennan and Mr Justice Macnaughton with counsel P Hart and E Hutcheon arguing over contract validity, performance, and legal entitlements.
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Brisbane
Sullivan
Carne
Kyvriseor Magripili
Nicholas Lowces Karakyacos
Francis Bapellants
Cairne
Justice Been
Justice Brennan
P. Hart
E. Hutcheon
Mart
Hutcheon
Cairns
Cairo
High Canel Had To Concern Themselves. Mr Justice Macnaughton
Jadne Maccaughton
Nincheon
Cireece
O'Sullivan
Hardeon
Blair
Harty
Hart
Alione Ace
Admiral Sturdee Dead After Falkland Islands Battle
The London cable reports the death of Admiral Sturdee Sir Frederick at age 65. He joined the Navy in youth and rose to rear-admiral commanding the First Division of the Home Fleet in 1909. He led the destruction of the German raiders off the Falkland Islands under von Spee, following the Coronel disaster. He was awarded with honors by Baron Metcalfe on January 1 1916 and later promoted to Admiral of the Fleet. A pension grant of £144 was issued in August 1919. He served as Ex-Commander-in-Chief at The Nore.
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London
Sturdee
Fredk Thos
Dart
GR Rom
Navy
LBS
Home Fleet
Falkland
Iylands
Ender von Spee
Atlantic
Coronel
Baron Metcy
Maj
Wty
Lord Leverhulme Death of Fort founder of Lever
The obituary notes the death of Lord Leverhulme founder of Lever Brothers and Port Sunlight. He served as MP for Wirral after multiple campaigns and contributed to national life with various titles and endowments. The piece references a memorial art gallery opened in December 1922 and other historical milestones.
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Lord Leverhulme
Lever Nrotheres
Lumdon
May
Mort Snolieht
Royal Commission Hearings in Cairns On Immigrant Labor
The Cairns Royal Commission gathers testimony on foreign workers led by Mr T A Ferry. Maltese, Greek, Italian and Finnish witnesses describe lives in Cairns district from Mooliba to Redlynch and social impacts of immigration on farms, canefields, and awards. Witnesses urge representation for Maltese and Greeks and discuss language, labor, and wage concerns.
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T. A. Ferry
Airne
J. Hi
A.W.U
W. J. Senith
Queensland
Avis
Australia
reMmen
Cairns
Mas
Witnea
France
Malin
Ween Nickles
Ealhe Lear
Cair
Lameoy Island
Chile
Lareets
Cairne
Here
Fatal
Whem
Jean
Lamos
Fred Ferrier
Instralia
Nouthern Maly
Italy
Howre Iim
Coe Town
Darwin
Binda
Linisfail
Wigham
Lonisfail
Traiane
Gow
Bonceteil
Nestort Karshola
Redlynch
Emeais
Atherton Talkeland
Finland
United States
Kom Keghepzani
Kamma
Orar
Alu
Casey Pra Yius
Rime
Ane
Sedtmert
Anfaly
Beth Village
Yetralia
Australian Pavilion at Wembley Impresses Visitors
At Wembley London the Australian Pavilion earns praise for popular features. A panoramic model of Sydney Harbour and a working woollen mill display highlight the exhibit, with a detailed panorama tracing dairy farm evolution and a display of Poultry birds and native wildlife.
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London
Wembley
Sydney Harbor
Innisfail Man Suffered Left Arm Fracture After Alleged Assault
Innisfail laborer Patrick igus sustained a probable fracture of the left arm after an alleged assault. Ambulance staff provided first aid and transported him to the hospital where he was admitted for treatment. A schoolboy named Fitzecrald, residing on Owen Street, suffered a cut above the eye while digging at wheel and received first aid from the ambulance. Weather notes mention clear skies and light southerly winds contrasting recent rain.
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Innisfail
Patrick “Igus
Nnisfail
J Fitzecrald
Owen Street
MT Taney
French difficulties reported by Merngen correspondents
French observers in Merngen acknowledge serious challenges for France. Estimated forces include 5,000 regulars and 15,000 volunteers on a 60 mile front. Wireless and artillery supplies are described as adequate though perspectives vary on overall readiness.
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Paris
Merngen
France
Abwtel Keim
Walsh Island workers to resume at Federal Award gates
Sydney May 8 employees at Walsh Island plan to resume work tomorrow at Federal Award gates. It is stated quarters will remain, but a separate mix of payment for emi rivers and firemen will go into operation.
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Walsh Island
Sydney
Walsh
Emi
Demon Rats Protest Against Hindenburg Election Claim
In Berlin on May, demonstrators accuse the invalidation of Von Hindenburg's election. The protest demands the election be declared null and void to challenge the voting outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wl Democrats
Hindenburg
Irreen Charities
Breater
Finre Suitcase Roaded From Norway Fibre Stash
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a suitcase roaded from Norway fibre stored in a steel frame with a vague tally of figures 469 96 103 IW. The readable items include Nim and Shi Ti 469 96 103 IW with no clear event or outcome established.
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FINRE
Lest
Norway
Notrom
Icaer
Eateh
Emit Sen Lative Commons
Nim
Good Fibre On Tap Action Cases
A truncated fragment notes a frame and corroded terms in what may be a case file. The text references Deon and a 46 S detail, suggesting a legal or investigative note with unnamed parties and uncertain actions.
Trinity football lineup previews for upcoming matches
The article lists Trinity players and positions for forthcoming games against Seaworse, Edmonton, and London, naming forwards Wootde Saw dig Lions, L. Maxwell, Crevernaly, and others. It mentions venues, dates, and opposing teams, with notes on formations and key players like Dhnatay Hoole Mills and Stokes.
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Smith
Sidley
Morersan
Tteery
Banate Routh
Cranmy
Jay Ruodell
Merties
Taorvanre
Hunnie Torn Vale
Jalhowine Voll
Dorivale
Karlouys
Seimlay
Ordemvale
Stephens
J. Mellar
A. Dix
Metrow
Pinter Clove
Wher Ghali
Stokes
Hoole Mills
Shearer
Wootde
Sawdig Lions
Icke
Jelthewin
Trinity Pinners Orkinete Amante
Edmonton
Flimaten
Pooostea
Malis Fo Baling
Boxing card headlines event at Sydney Lane Mall
A boxing prelim leads to a main event featuring Edulee Heathe and Yueh Mawe with detailed timings for the city venue. The card includes Garrat and Denes among listed fighters, as doors open and preliminaries begin at seven with the main bout following.
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Liberaie
Lawrene
Jeriormatas
Sydney Amd
Adelane
Wien
Ran Malty
Vlis
Edulee Heathe
Wigana Avett
Mom Hewlice
Jimnne
Romert Tee
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Nowrsland
Puetslington
Sutclffe
Condos
Mercure
Strom
Segar
AAW
Feenenie Oomisavon
Perth Ser
Sirdar
Baird
Nero
Avenger OF Coronel
Royal Commission
Austrati
Ostratia
Imam Perth
Trishane
Poanis
Aixie
Serville
Awart
Whewen
Jacob Johannsen
Januare
Sedivey Central Cour
Wes
Boland’s Ltd
Poland
FUGE
Fiat
Colkar
Alea Im
Peerny Seve
Soret
Moynas
D. J. Moynahan
Abbott Street
Sachs Street
Norman Park
Hibernian Hall
Collins
Lake
Shields
Shields Street
Kang
Stworbrenk
Histey
Lareh
Poor Hooker Troning
Beekkr Fawell
Mel Ale
Kvary
Boxing
Andre Laurens
Eddie Heidke
Monty Heide
Jimmy Caesar
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