Wharves labour dispute sparks senate debate in Melbourne
In Melbourne on October 23 the federal parliament heard Senator Gardiner of the Department of the War discuss tensions on the wharves. He noted reluctance by workers to accept the original agreement, while unionists pressed for clarity and resisted coercive measures. The debate touched on government mediation, arbitration, and the stance of Loyalists amid growing unrest.
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Senate
Gardiner
Attihia
Graseeshap
Lynch
Rights Senate Verhoen
Omoniets
Amers
Dougall
Toverm
Wally Cothebrawn Hatsell
de Tops
House debates and bills in Melbourne Parliament
The Melbourne House of Representatives discussed several measures including the War Service Homes Bill and a Loans Securities Bill under the War Precautions Act. Amendments were debated, motions gagged, and the session adjourned with plans for further action and a planned arrival of armed forces.
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Melbourne
Bruce
War Service Homes
Carts
Tutor
Finlayson
Yates
Fenton
Chen
Brennan
Darwin
Msrcene
Higps
Fehdiery Homestead
Huger
Catts
Watt
Moati
Local Meeting Discusses Nationalist Campaign Plans
A Thursday evening gathering at the Hibtn Hall drew a good turnout as Nationalist supporters and members discussed the end of the Federal election. Topics included committee formation, fundraising, and recruiting workers to advance the campaign.
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Northern National Political Union
Hibtn
Gordonite Haentehedom
Preston Stanley
Indignant Witness Resents Questions at Wheat Commission Hearing
In Sydney the Wheat Commission heard further evidence as Alfred DL Conroy, recalled, was examined about withdrawals from his account in December. Becket questioned several cheques including one for 1000 and another for 700, with Conroy protesting that the matter concerns him and asserting no money was given to Mr Graham. Justice Pring ordered him to answer or be removed after a heated exchange.
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Sydney
Wheat Commission
Alfred DL Conroy
Mrtt
Becket
Finoo
de Pour
Justice Pring
Watt
Graham
Pring
Queensland Parliament debates Popular Initiative Bill hours
In Brisbane the second reading of the Popular Initiative and Referendum Bill continued with Mr Fowles accusing the government of failing to curb liquor sales hours. Debate adjourned amid interruptions from Messrs Hannity and Serving. The session also touched the Constitution Act Amendment salaries, Seaforth Estate, Succession Act, Declaratory Bill, and Government Savings Bank amendments. House adjourned until Tuesday.
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Brisbane
Fowles
Anen G
Siqnor
Weeensland
Messrs
Uther
Hill
Seaforth
Igos
Queensland Government Savings Bank
Legislative Assembly debates mining tenements and profiteering bill
In Brisbane the Assembly discussed Paul Freeman and Cloncurry mining tenements tied to labor conditions, noting Crown Lands status after shareholders abandoned interests. The Minister for Justice considered rewards for cane-field arson evidence, Agriculture tabled a Main Roads Bill, and a second reading of the Profiteering Prevention Bill faced opposition over production impact, with adjournment at 7.15 pm.
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Pollock
Miniter
Mines Department
Mau Freemans
Germany
Theodore
Paul Freeman
Cloncurry
Hhis
Swayne
Mullan
Ter Gummer Days Offer on Summer Dress Goods
This week end Neary offers lines in summer dress goods at reduced prices. Limited quantities include 45 inch r ails and 26 inch voile bouncings with special today prices. Older price references and unclear wording appear in the scan, but the emphasis is on discounted fabrics and a note about a domestic anecdote ending with a whisky brand.
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Erie
Industrial Affairs. Coal dispute unresolved at Labor talks
Washington October reports say bituminous coal operators and miners did not settle differences after a conference with the Secretary of Labor. Government may run the mines if events lead to a strike on November 1. Industrial conference rejects arbitration or collective bargaining, aiming to avoid a collapse but warning groups not to withdraw. Voting at the international labor conference will be limited to League of Nations annex countries.
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Washington, Octaa
Itie Moder
Wilson
Baltic Coast War Dispatch from Riga and Petrograd
Dispatches report Admiral Cowan assigning relief efforts to Petrograd as the city nears fall. Youdenich appeals to the US Minister in Stockholm for American aid amid intensifying shelling and a looming bombardment. German guns and British naval actions around Riga and Petrograd intensify the fighting as German attempts to break through near Friedrichstadt fail. An ultimatum from Ormondaire aerontines threatens bombardment if defense of the town collapses.
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Riga
Ort
Cowan
Petrograd
Youdenitch
United States
Stockholm
Friedrichstadt
Krasnayagorka
Ormond
Mydoreht
Paris Supreme Command notes German armistice evasion
The Paris Supreme Commander issues a note highlighting German attempts to evade armistice terms. It demands the surrender of five German merchant ships totaling a tonnage Germany admits transferred to Holland. The transfer was invalid, known by Germany and Holland, and the ships never sailed to avoid capture.
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Paris
Germany
Holland
Mining Disaster Fears Forty Men Dead in Levant Mine
London reports a mining disaster at Levant mine near Peneance with fears that forty miners were killed and many injured when the winding engine collapsed.
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London
Levant
Peneance
Golfer's Quip Sparks Mild Irritation on Green
A humorous remark about a man without a braid making a better collector than the adorned counterpart unsettles a golfer. The jab, likely light banter, may irk a skilled player but amuses a less proficient one who carries a flask for company during play.
Federal Shipbuilding Tribunal Rehiring Sailors Stems
The Federal Shipbuilding Tribunal rules that discharged Communist ironworkers at Cockatoo Dockyard must be reinstated. Government argues policy favors returning soldiers and vacancies should go to returned men. two men hired under mistaken ex sailor status were discharged to replace them.
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Sydney
Federal Shipbuilding Tribunal
Cockatom
Yudeniteh Holds Fast Around Pulkevo in Neva Clash
Helsingfors dispatch reports General Yudeniteh at Dearskoe Selo directing troops around Pulkevo as Bolshevik resistance grows. Bolsheviks claim abandonment of Kiedi Van der Croitz. German and Bermondt forces include marginal Crer man subjects. Proposals to make Baltic provinces English colonies spark fears of Russo English war.
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Yudeniteh
Dearskoe Selo
Pulkevo
Kiedi van der Croitz
Bale
Bermondt
Balne
Russia
Russa
Baltic
Pulte
Writ Issued Against Geelong Advertiser
A writ issued in the Supreme Court on behalf of Alfred Ouanne former member of the House of Representatives against the Geelong Advertiser proprietors. The action, filed in April and May, alleges references to Ouanne’s ATF career were published in the newspaper.
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Melbourne
Supreme Court
Alfred Ouanne
Corn
House of Representatives
Geelong Advertiser
Torr
Ouanne
ATF
Senate plan to withdraw from League in two years
Senator Jones proposed amendments to ratification requiring U S withdrawal from the League within two years unless Shantune sovereignty is restored, Buntain settles the Trish question to the Irish people, Eros gains complete independence, and all League members abolish conscription.
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Washington
Jones
Senate
United States
League
Chima
Buntain
Eros
Grave danger over Shantung resolution by American groups
On October 27 in Shanghat the American Chamber of Commerce and the American Association County passed a resolution warning of grave danger to American interests if Japan retains Shantung.
Club to Hold Monthly Races and Special Train
The club announces regular monthly race events with a special train leaving Cairne at 2 tomorrow to support the day’s activities. Acceptances are good and the event aims for strong entries and favorable racing conditions. The club plans ongoing celebrations and social gatherings surrounding the races.
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Cairne
Welock
Dare Warvhers
Dlub
Townsville Turf Chu Spring Meeting Seeks Owners
Horseowners are reminded that nominations for the Spring Meeting to be held on Saturday, November 4. Nominations should be sent to the secretary at the club office by 4 oclock this afternoon.
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Rose
Tairnslockew Chub
Mresrs Never & Bladen
Scratchings and Changes in Melbourne Racing Circuits
Scratchings from Melbourne tracks list Methomrne Cap Shapely as scratched along with St Kitts and others in the VRC Derby and Cantata Stakes. Shapely Cantata Stake Amjyhow St Karte Corrwa among entries affected by changes.
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Melbourne
Othe Methomrne
St Kitts Anyhow
Racehorse Bell and jockeys escape crash at Roseberry Park
At Roseberry Park Penny meeting chaos erupted when Second Lewis and Field Bell collided after the finish. Field Bell rider Rice fell and was knocked down Amy Leon Tressaline and Lyse Ad. Sir Paul Bell had to be shot and Tysonic may never race again.
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Sydney
Roseberry Park
Lewis
Hamdocan
Field Bell
Rice
Amy Leon
Tressaline
Lyse
Anpils
Poel Bell
Bowling Club Notes and Trophy Record Ideas
The article discusses the Bowls club's annual report from Cairns with praise for members and officers, proposes a permanent trophy record or board, and notes the forthcoming Handicap Smales for the Kelly trophy. It lists players like Bennetty Leary Cassidy and Heare, Lowrie, and mentions Mr Steen’s rapid recovery.
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Pont All Tia
Cairns Aquatic Club Executive Meeting Discusses Daisy and Sylvania Race
The Cairns Aquatic Club executive met in the Club's Room to review last Sunday's race. Daisy may claim the trophy or be disabled, while Sylvania, the only boat to finish, faces frustration. The committee proposed moving the north east course to avoid being toled, with potential use as the North Queensland Championship course if successful.
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A. Dean
Daisy
Sylvania
Nooam Fp
Bescon
Tony
Comrc
W. A. Collins
Commo | Org
Cam
Workers' Accommodation Breach Case Adjourned
On Thursday at Cam Senora Court Mr A Theodore for Depertor Workers Accommodation sued EK Bark grower for failing to provide proper and sufficient housing for workers. Mr HH Marstam appeared for the plaintiff, defence by Mr MacDonnell. Adjournment granted to Monday with precautionary payment of costs and £400 fees.
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Cams Senora Court
T. Aberty
A. Theodore
Depertor
Agaimer
EK Bark
Crater
HH Marstam
Ke Maclin
MacDonnell
Marstand
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