Rotary System Magistrates Notice for Cairns Vote
The Returning Offer Mr A H O Kelly Industrial Magistrate announces a secret ballot by the Federated Waterside Workers Union Cairns branch under the Arbitration Acts. It will be held at the Court House Cairns on Tuesday October 20 1925 from 9 am to 6 pm to decide if members favor resuming work prior to September 7 1925 while a variation of the award is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H O'Kelly
Iore
Federated Waterside Workers ' Union
Cairne
Arbitration Court
Court House
Cairns
Cowen
Cairns Official Ballot Debates Rotary System Abandonment
Brisbane reports a Cairns waterside ballot on abandoning the rotary system, ordered by the Arbitration Court president. Premier Gillies said a special committee will review the situation, as Mackay Rockhampton and others accepted the offer. waterside workers in several ports vote on the rotary plan amid union tensions and recent executive shakeups.
Battle of Inkerman Concludes Amid War Strain
From Home Hill Oct 16 the article notes the closing stages of The Battle of Inkerman, with the week marked by enforced idleness and midclt activity in the mill yard. Carpenters repair a sugar tramline while guards and workers contend with danger from overflowing stores and shelter tanks. The piece highlights tight money markets squeezing wages and producers, and mentions A. S. Dombelly of Tskertmat commenting on government inefficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Hill
Tukerman
Aerg Na
Tayi
Fitso
Fay
Hawaii
Dombelly
Tskertmat
Golden Casket drawn by governor's secretary
Fragmented entries show a Golden Casket event with names like Brisbane and L Normans. The text references positions such as private secretary to the governor and includes scattered numbers, places, and hotel mentions, indicating a historical drawing or raffle record with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goon Ene
Fe. Ryder
Brisbane
Georme Ia
Falaises
Sydney
L. Normans
Harvey Tarenden
West Peeth
West Ruptralia
S. Saunders
Ge BF Mauhed Nothan
Ghostly Farm Accident and Local Beliefs in Australia
A fragmented report covers a fatal accident near Haglan and Mhcktose with a cart loaded wagon explosion, the victim's temple wound, and a funeral aftermath. It also notes a local association secretaryship, fire brigade updates, ambulance plans, and charity donations, with items on wage payments and railway crew communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisin
Wien
Ingham
Marek
Ninian
Eten Agyeinan
Crrwneie
Heyberina
Andr
Germany signs pact amid mixed signals and delays
A garbled report describes Germany set to sign a pact with tentative guarantees and a Locarno era timetable. Officials indicate expected initialling tomorrow and signing in London within weeks, with a special assembly to meet after December. The piece hints at Allied tensions and cautious cooperation to resolve difficulties, mentioning various nations and responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locum Cinistence
Germany
Fasigen
Workers seek variation in shop assistants pay ruling
In a contested arbitration, the Shop Assistants Union pressed for changes to weekly wages and holiday pay. The court heard arguments on the proposed increases for junior male and female workers, potential discharges, and the impact on stores across the country. The judge indicated possible adjustments to the award and holiday handling, with emphasis on maintaining fairness amid rising costs and employment pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivishane Krourry
Cihayrond
Hix Honor
Witnes
State cabinet fearful of the facts in nonconfidence row
Reported in Brisbane the state cabinet faced a motion of non-confidence which was disallowed. Mr. Moore, leader of the opposition, accused the government of governing by fear and neglecting community welfare. He cited strikes, industrial dislocations, and mounting misery as evidence of inaction and cowardice by the administration. The piece critiques delays in Parliament and the government’s handling of labor unrest and overseas issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Moore
Thalie
Inkerman
Neville Ron Innndie
Howen
Vasaline
Ehiranah
Waterside Worker's
OWU
Iliscott
Rotary
Benny
Jastive
Het
Parliamii
Painful accident at farm injures Mrs Amaront and son
A farm incident left Mrs Amaront with injuries after a horse escaped from a paddock. Her son attempted to help when the horse struck his mother. Ambulance crews conveyed Mrs Amaront to Inghais Hospital where she remains in a serious condition. A separate report notes Mr Maclend Plover fainted at first aid and was attended on scene.
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E Amaront
Crow
Amazon
Anto
von Aly
Inaeed
Inghais Hospital
Durnerved
W. ‘Maclend Plover
Unclear OCR Record From Pouce Cane Case Bail Granted
Fragmentary text reports a court hearing at Pouce Cane involving Gunempe Mort accused of attempting murder at Mouritgan. Defence counsel Mr Nor man Mighell sought bail, with Sub-Inspector Mekiah and Mr O’Kelly confirming proceedings and conditions. Bail set at 650 currency or 1000 alternative bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinisfail
Wallace
Ville
Gunempe Mort
Talaally
Benshen
W. McNeill
Mouritgan
Norman Mighell
Mr. O'Relly
O'Kelly
Cairns
The Tully Mill Inspection Date Set For Sunday Rally
In a murky notice the Tully Mill inspection is moved to a Sunday late in November. The document references contractors and community involvement while urging turnout for the event. The text is garbled but indicates a planned public inspection and rally surrounding the mill.
Remand Report Mentions Tally Mil and Navy Operatives
Fragmented OCR describes remand notes involving Tally Mil operatives and nascent claims about a season ending run. It references Seth Jenstone AMM and a perceived victory amid unclear statements about truth portions and design, with emphasis on a technical or operational arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally
Seth Jenstone
Fragmentary Australian Labor and Communist mentions in 1930s text
Fragmentary passage discusses Labor and Communist movements in New South Wales and Queensland with references to figures like Ramsay MacDonald and Johnstone. It mentions cane prices, export concerns, and political questions about government actions and protests, all within a disjointed, OCR-like excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendlore
Meat Labor Party
Communist Party
New South Wales
Labor
Donald
Chillagoe 1 Resumption Smelte Ore Supplies Lead
A fragmented report describes Chillagoe resuming operations at an ore supply site amid worker concerns. Details are unclear but reference tensions and potential impacts on daily tasks and local economy. No firm timeline or outcomes are confirmed in the readable text.
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Haibkas
Gillies
Akina
Mackay
Rockhampton
St Brisbane
Maryhocomeh
Monrilvan
Townsville
Port Douglas
Aonimetianeithame
Brisbane Watersiders
Melnin Brown
King
Queensland
Southern
Chteensland
Union
Tleegaten
Tweensland
Cairme Flee Brignds
Manguly
Selina
Ewitchboand
Ata Atta
Ee Nl
Britain
London
Londo
Yorkshire
Coxard
Arena Ambulance Deily
Arbulande
Sn Hartly
Connec Suan
Freshwater Construction
Ranaemenia
Reynde Randa
Ting Superiiter
Mears Murchinow
Guard
Diplack
Deiver
Meteyard
Milesge
Meort Mestes
Wilks
Tdi
MR. Chammerlatn
Reveon
Austen Wy
Thristunn
Aft
Cducenstonl
Suriatwms
Ie Wights
Tie Exeter
Nis
Ho A. Sticaha
Prisha
Nisnevition
Unie
Uyrwyot
Tully Mill
Tilly
Whlein
Theoe Vertal
Wen
Avikar Growers
Rhs v
Ramsay” Macdonald
Australia
Tnd Gower
Ween Fiylayd
Jondaryan
LEAD
Wlaetres
Serio
Vd Poins
Stale
Soman Hess
Piel
Hart
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