Justice Higgins Discusses Arbitration Court Yet To Come
Oct 25 in Wivelbourne Justice Higgins outlines debate over a permanent arbitration court after 1907 reforms. He notes proposed powers, differences with special tribunals, and potential impact on industry, workers, and government. He stresses public usefulness and cautious extension of authority.
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Hoggs
Geet Arbitration Court
Ammerica
Italy
Gow
Amd
Ether Justice Poweet
Amy
incomplete OCR notice from Hrishane dated October 25
Fragmentary text shows names Burke Burnett and Normanby with scattered numbers and years. The readable portions resemble a damaged public notice or register entry with unclear actions or dates.
Victorian Elections Report From Seldourne and New York
Fragmented OCR note on early election figures cites Seldourne and New York venues with mentions of women voters and registration counts. It references Howell Independent Labour and the Op Be Factor in America with unclear dates and garbled numbers.
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New Ye York
Millon Conition
Imamine Registone
Pennsylvania
St Loomis
Waterside Trouble and Inconclusive Conference
A Sydney conference between overseas shipping companies and waterside workers explored the bureau system for hiring labor. Sir Owen Cox urged cooperation, saying shipowners seek fair labor relations amid rising living costs. Mr Morris argued loyalty divisions persist, but progress stalled as the talks ended unresolved.
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Sydney
Hughes
Owen Cox
Over
J Morris
Federation
Hiey
Morris
Trish Terrorist Funds Dwindle Amid Govt Pressure Distress
London reports from the Daily Chronicle that funds for the Trish terrorists are running short as government actions drive resignations within the Republican army. Weather and upkeep burdens strain supporters while the Stun Fein Bay Scout movement reportedly masks training. The Scouts are said to have committed various incendiary acts.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Republican Army
Iace
Republican Fund
Stun Fein Bay
Betoe Ceed
Acta
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Armour Company in Lamb Case
A Federal Grand Jury in New York indicts Armour Company and its officers on 1357 counts for profiteering in New Zealand lamb sales. Investigators say lamb sold at 25 to 35 cents per pound when cost was 4 cents, with three million pounds accounted and about 5,010,000 pounds unaccounted. Armour claims they made money but incurred losses on domestic sales, stating the New Zealand lamb business did not offset higher domestic prices.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Armour Company
Absohe
New Zealand
Hhrough
Armour and Co
C—O
German Communists Plan Red Army in Winter Revolution
Berlin Oct 25 The Rival Extremit reports from cov ers sources that German communists are organizing a Red army and planning a revolution this winter to establish proletariat dictatorship. Several communists have been arrested at Munich for attempting to bay rages and ta unit ions from soldiers and incriminating documents have been found. Ex officers and soldiers employed as agricultural laborers in Mburg and Pomerania continue training and intend to form wellian dressed army.
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Berlin
Munich
Mburg
Pomerania
Drafts on Australia viewed as temporary by treasurer
Melbourne Oct 25 The Federal Treasurer says the conditions outlined by Mr Mark Sheldon in New York regarding drafts on Australia are temporary. He noted inquiries from American bankers and exporters about drafts from London ranches.
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Melbourne
Mark Sheldon
New York
Australia
Shel
London
Melbourne Oct News Note Spells Brief Item
Fragmentary OCR mentions Melbourne in October with names Hughes and Centecesto. Details are unclear but imply a small local note or notice. No clear event, date, or outcome available from readable text.
British Strike Talks Hold Hope for Peace Amid Coal Crisis
London reports guarded newspaper comments on the coal dispute as secrecy surrounds new proposals. Rail workers rally for an honorable settlement while government and miners pursue talks led by Lloyd George. Downing Street hosted an informal meeting to advance a conference, with executives awaiting further discussions.
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London
Thomas
Ralteray Olen
Minera’ Camera
Downing
Lloyd George
Daily Chronicle
Caterham
Downing Street
R. Horne
Bridgeman
Board of Trade
A. Duncan Tual
Bonar Law
Soule Hodges
Herbert Smith
Lionel George
Agar
Lloyd George urges Allied attendance at Geneva League meeting
A Paris dispatch reports Lloyd George pressed Allied premiers to attend the Geneva League of Nations opening on November 15. He warned Britain would act if Germany violates Belgian territory again. Berlin notes Britain may impose measures if Germany defaults, but German property abroad remains protected.
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Paris
Brusee
Lloyd George
Ans
Germany
Britain
Lid George
League of Nations
Geneva
Morning Post
Versailles
Daily News
Berlin
Firitain
Restless Foreign Miners Stir Paris Labor Scene
Paris on October 25 reports the National Council of Miners pressing for higher wages and a new day rate as Berlin and Moscow actions spark Rhur Valley miners to strike in sympathy. Railway workers’ unrest grows, and danger looms if Helidon Spa falls under threat.
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Paris
Ee National Council of Minera S
Berlin
Dent
Moscow
Rhur
Brisbane Storm Causes Wide Damage at College and Farms
Brisbane reports say a Sunday cyclone damaged the Technical College block with about 2000 in losses. The Trades building roof was torn, lambasted onto the wool-classing block, and gardens suffered a tangle of debris. Country districts record crop losses from hail and wind along a two mile wide path, with widespread destruction and church glass shattered.
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Brisbane
Technical College
Trades
Suravidlay Warerwk
Torq Ae
Destrict
Warwick Imtenrance
Grewmare
Poland and Lithuania Move Over Frontiers and Warsaw Talks
Eastern Europe dispatches report Poland and Lithuania negotiating frontier adjustments with Russia and the League of Nations overseeing Suwalki, while Warsaw hosts talks with Dantzig on customs and treaty matters. Polish Diet approves the Riga treaty as tensions rise with Berlin over Vilnius and Danzig. Bolshevik troop shifts threaten Wrangel in South Russia.
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Copenhagen
Greve
Posen
Poland
Riga
Russia
Mora
Ries
Vanance
Lnthuania
League of Nations’ Commission
Suwatski
Leacre
Warsaw
Volhya
Jewielme
Wilma
Kowne
South Russa
Wrangel
Wrancel
Holsherika Wall
Moscow
Armenia
Apatolia
Buechenny
Messavn
Moscow Wireless
Apres
Berlin
Prussia i l
Aes
France
Germany
Dantzig
League of Nations
Local option results show continuance lead in districts
Melbourne data from October 25 reports continuance winning in 137 districts against license reduction in 35 762 votes. The tally appears to reflect public sentiment on licensing and local control in the area.
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Melbourne
CH TOWERS MEETING AT KERFRING PARK RACES
Weather fine at Kerfron Park for a series of flat and harness events. Sanderve 104 and Pett Lad 10.4 led early trials, with Flying Handicap winners and divisions naming Phantur War mimer and Jerry Lo among the contenders. Final reports show close finishes with neck and length margins and times around 1 minute 41 to 1 minute 45 for standard races.
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Kerfron Park
Angel Tie
Golden Drom
Whiner
jJoins Kieht
Kenvin
Lady Borj@hern
Dnvision
Fxile
Capria
Forder
Beteng
Tine
Istrian
Mischief's Dream
Clontarf
Bettine
Remersyde
Bonnie Sere
Wok
Latla
Dolly Globe
Lovicion Alma Vimy
Downshire Laxcie
Clarence J
Wen Ty
Montes
Wen
Violet Chief
Jonnie Syee
Killarney
Metume
Queensland Turf Club November Meeting Entries
The Queensland Turf Club plans the November meet on November 10 and 15 with a long list of entrants for the First Handicap and Oneersland Cup. Notable horses include Molly's Robe, Snow Star, Master Warken, Noelamayne, Strymon, Armaere, and For My Lady among many others with weights and runners noted for each race.
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Brisbane
Queensland Turf Club
le Weming
Molly’s Robe
Grohl Toe
Master Warkon
Lordiere
Betrayer
Endorette
Nairo
Ercandi
Snow Star
Cane King
Clever Tom
Gallas
Fortasbell
Light
Troma
Lincome
Fayal
Kahoora
Strymon
Noelamayne
Tragtion Tady
Armacce
Hall
Sutrey Damert
Cinkden Sonset
Earl Kitchener
Master Warken
Smow Star
For My Lady
Karamu
Syccomelie
Demeranthis
Fair Desmont
Faval
Seremist
Bonnie Wasa
Warmspee
Lobby Roy
Armaere
Sycette
Bonnee Hata
Berndale
Tweedsmuir
Sandgate Handican
Sydney
Dami
Lordacre
Eudorete Nawe Snow Starry
Fort
Came Kine
Karama
Sreconelle
Galas
Seremiat Fair Desroomd
Forrashell
Bownie Waes
Kaboora
Parmspec
Strymon Noelmayne
Litre
Palinuras
Roby Nev
Traction Lady
Mawhiney
Pay Up
Master Dot
Lohomimmie
Scotch Coon
Black Mask
Glenhern
Wolakan
Morows
Lareo
Barnacle
Lady Pyresia
Goo Fa
Monvan
Rohac
Singing Soldier
Waltham
Hopetown
Lecolight
Scotch Violet
Vomond
Wopetong
Prodent Pal
Bunello
Tewquip
Wallenbach
Ringer
Devons
Palinurus
Mount Arthur
Lord Morton
Hesitation
Aralven
Shadowed
Durana
Doody
Endless Rattle
Ratthe O
Kilcdmond
Pat
St Abeull
R Atterham
Naitu
Sylvafort
Rose Et Noir
King
Fair Desmond
Waikiki
Doondi
Mesasheed
Oy Hy How
Traction
Armac
Scratchings for the Williamstown Cup in Melbourne
The October 25 Williamstown Cup scratchings list includes Broom Kriss Kringle Antarctic Mathillet Well OW Cape Sky Devolution Petruchio Coralia Emblematic Bright Red Ro et Coe Meg Coe Irish Maid Dome Stony Peddy Clan Fingon Red Signal King of the Sea Barley Prince.
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Melbourne
Kringle Antarctic
Cape Sky
Devolution
Coralia
Stony
Clan Fingon
Red Signal
Barley Prince
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Howell
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America
McSweeney
Merves
Bicndon Spa
Europe
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Chillagos
CH Towers
Childere
Sanderve
Pett Lad
Grey Maori
Mini Melody
Paddy
Phantur Warmimer
Jerry
Kanery
Woola
Lynchass
Phantur
Warmimer
Jerry Lo
Kantry
Sanderee
Lyodlans
T. Langley
Maydharper
Kedron Park
Reet Ten Ee
Boland’s Ltd
THEST
Boland's
Cairns
Eying
Wary Beatae Tinge
Ie Siler
Futsis
Mayeshibe’s_Emporium
Bes
Ees de Gory Geddes
Cee 1
Thora Gorn
W. A. Collins, Chemist
Tattersall's Club
Abbott Ereere
She Peay
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