Canberra wage margins in 1920s hearing continues
The Industrial Board conducted further testimony on marginal rate increases for Canberra workers. Mr. Gibson for the Interior Minister argued margins should reflect current awards and conditions, not past attracts, noting changes since 1922 and 1929. The hearing, focusing on engineers, electricians, painters, and other trades, resumes at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Board
Federal Capital Territory
I. Hill
Bryant
Associated Society of Engineers
Electrical Trades Union
Operative Painters’ and Decorators’ Association
Plumbers and Gaustitters Employees’ Union of Australia
Operative Plugterers’ Federation of Australia
Carpenters and Juiners
Mfr. J. RR
Australia
Gibson
Canberra
Commonwealth
Federal Capital Commission
Lae
Commonwealth Statisticians
Cmd
Une Coimo Gaitte Court
Gilbonmauld
Ann
Pyrecknent
Ryt Swan
Gilleen
Wien
Theragigin
Metal ‘Trades
Enchusrial Board
Pall Court
Commonweath Court
Mir
Gllham
New South Wales Metal Trades
Ales
New South Wales
South Australia
Victoral
Tasmania
Death of Senator J Y Macdonald in Canberra
Canberra reports the death of Senator J Y Macdonald after a long illness. A Queensland senator and former editor, he served in the Senate from 1931 to 1932 and earlier filled vacancies in 1922 and 1928. Born 1880 in New Zealand, he edited newspapers in Melbourne and Brisbane and was among editors chosen to visit the European front during wartime. He leaves a widow, two sons, and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Bridbany
J. Y. Macdonald
Labour
Senate
Queensland
Commonwealth
Nacdenild
Weller
Suthen
Senator J. Vo Maconwich Honored by Labour Leader
Mr Curtin mourns the death of Senator J. Vo Maconwich a longtime Labour figure and gifted editor whose career in Labour newspapers boosted the party. He praises Maconwich’s constructive work, dedication to party welfare, and deep belief in Labour traditions as the Senate will miss him deeply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vo Maconwich
Labour Movement
Mr. Curtin
Labour Party
Ida Buss
Tadmired bin
Lebowr
Jack Mandonakl
Senate
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Impersonating Police Officer
Mondson Owen Walters faced a Canberra Court yesterday with a not guilty plea on a charge of impersonating a police officer on August 14. The case, heard before Mr W F Hintz P M, was adjourned to September 5 with bail set at £40. Witnesses testified to sightings and conversations at Hotel Civic and Turner shed, describing interactions that police said suggested impersonation.
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Canberra
W. F. Hintz
P.M
Desmond Owen Walters
Maguire
W. O. Fellowes
Broadribb
Turner
Stanley Hart
Hotel Civic
Hart
Mr. Maguire
Defendant
Branley Hart
Westlake
Labourer
Motel Civic
Sergt. FE. S. Bailey
Bou
Witnews
Vive Witt
George William Baker
Civic Hotel
Rosebery Brush Hurdle Race Results
Race card details show multiple divisions with Euphorbus Spanker and Leant outcomes. Leaders include Euphorbus, Spanker, Levant, Casicasado and Bulldozer in various divisions with times noted and betting standings.
RMC lightweight team beats Telopea Park 17 6 in rugby clash
Royal Military College won 17 to 6 at Duntroon Oval yesterday with West and Flint scoring for RMC. Telopea Park showed improved form but faltered in tackling as the home side's backs combined for several tries and final victory.
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Royal Military College
Telopea Park High School
Duntroon Oval
Telopea Park
F.m.c
Bucks
Curlewis
Flint
McCaffrey
Hay
West
Ross
Hil
Buckler
Sedgley
Jock
Clowes
Shore
Carter
Porter
Molineaux
Hooker
O'Hare
Treloar
Colwell
Fulton
Baker
Hollands
Gamble
Cabban
Hillyer
Piggin
Ramuny
Hill
Ingram
Scott
Bradley Tooker
Adams
Telopes Park
Telopea
Heo
R.M.C
Rm.c
Toui
Durrant
Rm.c. Tt
Cabhan
B.M.C
Weat
Buckley
R.msc
Trelooar
Ingram Weit
Winding Up Order In Pacific Forests Ltd
Clifford Charles Sheath applied for winding up of Pacific Forests Ltd in Fruity Court. Justice Long-Iaves granted the order and Cecil Gordon Swan was appointed official liquidator. Swan paid £200 for 2000 shares, funds not used as intended and unpaid judgment remains. A conspiratorial link was noted with one company associate and warrants were issued for three others on similar charges, but they could not be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
Clifford Charles Sheath
The
Pacific Forests Ltd
Long-Iaves
Fruity
Fledgaon
Ceccil Gordon Swan
Sheath
Adi
Senator Black Confirmed as Supreme Court Judge
Washington reports that the Senate confirmed Senator Black for the Supreme Court. The action occurred Wednesday as part of the current judicial appointments. The nomination was pushed through after debate among senators and legal pundits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Black
Supreme Court
Ascot Vic Races Abercorn Malden Hurdle and Handicap results
At Ascot Victorian events include the Abercorn Malden Hurdle won by Last Thrice ahead of Marauder with Count Lavendah third. Silver Bond takes the Yarborough Handicap with Mancarades second and Elmdale third. Essex Maiden Handicaps list Idle Man dominant in the first division and Dolphin in the second, with Queensberry Highweight and Macaulay Navice Handicap action featuring Brian and My Boy among others.
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Abercorn Malden Hurdle
W. Cutler
Sthumann
Count Lovendah
A. Armaden
Ryamann
Cypheric
Elyse Farndon
Allonganes
Mamburdi
Rhymater
Night Call
Volgar
Spetha
the Sheriff
Brayest
Kinrara
Pecenvi
Peerie
Royal Demon
Eringford
Marauder
Lavendah
Silver Bond
W. Jenkins
Mancarades
H. Badger
Elmdale
HB. Skidmore
Dazzling Star
Nuclei
Barhaca
Liulliatey
Gay Park
Morvren
Bozzago
Heling
Idle Man
A. Breasing
Epic
Harrison
Erincourt
Hathersage
Candia
Schubert
Alnroo
Carlemina
Koonburra
Oonah
High Falutin
Manitou
Green Thorne
Gaiety
Royal Blood
Berjing
Diva
Dolphin
Cox
Ty Klarge
Fullian
la Lou Mine
Klarge
Intersection
Flif
Queensberry
Alderahot
Valka
Benedict
April the First
Wild Son
Ada's Hope
Gay Arnley
Red Morn
Valley Milla
Valscourt
Svar
Miss Burn
High Park
Mirpil relief praised by Mrs Perry for hand cure
Mrs E Perry of Kogarah NSW reports a small sore on her right hand years ago that spread, cracked, and became painful. After using a tube of Mirpil she improved within a month and later fully recovered, with her daughter confirming the tale as true.
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Cells
Sydney Favourite Fails to Place in Metropolitan Hasulicap
In Brisbane at Eagle Farm this afternoon the Sydney favourite in the Metropolitan Hasulicap, Brown Felt, started at 1-10 and narrowly defeated by Brown Force with Spearblow at 50-1 for a head margin. Result: Brown Felt 7-11, Brown Force 6-12, Spearblow 50-1. time around 2.30. Diva and other details fragmented in the report.
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Brisbane
Wediworlly
Eagle Farm
Brown Felt
T-1
Brown Force
Spearblow
Diva
Sir Regent Stumbles In Alexandria Handicap Duel
A compact race card shows Sir Regent at 4.4 with J O Sullivan racing Old Rowley and Welsa among the runners. Ver lina and 713 McMenamin also figure high, with Capaneus and Odilion among the challengers. Betting list notes Sir Regent at 5 to 1 and Old Rowley close behind. Two lengths separate the front pair as the time matches the record at 14 with near head margin.
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Scholl
Euphorbus
Batest
Spanker
CH. Robinson
Awstarlian Kee
Big Chief
Evercello
Glentrae
Musician
Harisicap
Munro
Lads
J. O Sullivan
Mort
MceMenanin
Tulip
Liberty
Gold Standard
Monkshead
Pat
Tony
Collie Chief
Romani
Annaru
Cohsignes
Sir Laughton
Lapsym
Lady Wonga
Dameandri
Kweiling
Bonambo
Tinsuh
Proces
Ti Troi
Levant
Light Dragoon
Katel
Flying Handiccap
Casicasado
M. Papworth
Blacktern
J. G'Bullivan
Turbine
el Senorita
High Cross
Martingale
Whistling Boy
Cathartes
Ray of Gold
Bull Ant
Dive. A&, Gv
Jones
Munros
Kaylah
R Parsons
Vernacre
Canegrass
Birthday Boy
Hathalic
Bronze Gul
Wee Joy
Mlanchivar
Heracles
Trocola
Digland
J. O'Sullivan
Gold Honour
Papworth
Becase
R. Parsons
Lady Milton
Lady Gold
Wee Loch
Sarmity
Beljing
Alexandria Handicap
SIR Regent
Old Rowley
Welsa
Verlina
J. McMenamin
Latharna
Version
Flamari
Sajsing
Denia
Wallace Mimi
Bulga Boy
Capaneus
Odilion
Ohl Rowley
Vertina
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Mitchell
F. Brite
U. S
Afp
Gomnalias
Mpany
Cer
Mit
Gideon
Territory
Victoria
Western Australia
New South Walls
J. V. MacDonald
MR. Curtin’s
Canberra Court
Rosebery
Lim
Vaalmore
J. Finch
Silver Fox
J. Sullivan
Jovial Son
Boyfred
Verlene
Patree
Canabalong
Fugitive
Waalmore
Jovialson
Rugby Union
American Supreme Court
Ascot
Vic
Macaulay
MY Boy
Kiliott
Smiilarl
Glover
Burgoines
Bay Mint
Bire Uaeap
Kiorenu
Nevives
Fairy King
Rosaire
Turadale
Karoo
Cultra
Syilari
Rosslyn Welter Hanilieap
Wate
Brua
Trafalgar Bay
Neuve Chapelle
Botting
Kiria
Mirpil
Wars Yen
Pye Eee
Capitol
Paul Moni
Luise Rainer
Walter Connolly
Tilly Leach
Charles Grapewin
Jessie Ralph
Pearl“Buck
Famous Story OF
China
CIVIC
Monntay
Goon Earth
Earth
Rapport
Hong Kong
Traveltalk
Anthony Martin
Leah Ray
Dixie Dunbar
Warren Weet Mares Morley
Our
Laurel and Hardy
Patsy Kelly
Lyda Roberts
Jack Haley
Ne Tracey
A.L.P
Ampaign Committee
J. F. Muir
Sor
Cy.w.a
Gricket Club
Hove Club
Acton Hall
Causeway Hall
W. Hurley
Sev
Sila
Causeway
Emil
Kings Ston
Ao Paw Sharp
F Watson
H. Moll Ross
Australian National Airways Pty. Ltd
Sydney
Wagen
Melbourne
Barton
Mort Si
BOO
Canberra Tourist Bureau
Civic Jewellers
Isuen National Finance & Investment Company Limited
W. Guard
Quean
Lady's Navy
J. McCloskey
Goreen Street
Ywc.a
Civile
Mayo's
Kingston
Braddon
Devery
Canberra Times
Wireless
Hrtglenda
Freeman
Manuka
Pountain
Swan Conklin
Conway Stewart
Fiaiy
Federal Capital Press OF Australia Ltd
Timen
Vaucluse Mowse
Ligtorie
Willian
Charles Wentworth
Mielwon Park
Watson's Bay
Piper'a
Owen
Kat
Contimentel
Gwen’s
George
Walcome
E. Anthon Jensen
Phene
Ea Kingston
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