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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1931
Page
1
Second Defeat of Wheat Pool in Upper House Debate
The government faced defeat as an amendment limiting a wheat pool rule was carried by a narrow majority after lengthy debate. Key figures argued over control of marketing and display rules, with shifts in support leading to a partial withdrawal and a rejected clause. The outcome tightened regulatory reach for the season.
Wage Reduction Case Rules Shaped by Arbitration Court
A damaged notice summarizes wage reduction dispute proceedings with references to Attorney General, extension requests, and a unanimous court stance on delaying hearings. The text mentions national chemical rehabilitation and a bound with Chief Detbridge, indicating a complex legal context and unresolved settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbouine
Arbitration Court
Crofin
Detbridge
Adelaide Railway Losses Debate On Hour Work Reform
In Adelaide a minister stated the railway workers were in a hazardous state and warned of a potential deficit of 800. A union representative urged a 44 hour work week while opposing an imputation order. The commission discussed postponement and feared a rise in unemployment as a result. The hearing was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swien Puthridge
Mit
wAlesm
Irl
Trades Hall Urges Declaration On Wage Increase
A fragmented note calls for a government declaration on wage rates. The proposed rate is 4/6 per night instead of 4/2, with the higher figure presented as the standard. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Expulsion Move In Caucus To Deal With Repudiationists Sydney
Tuesday A meets Labour MPs in Sydney and declines to back Lang proposals at East Sydney by election. State ALP Executive will be informed they may campaign if needed. Attendees include Kee Miley Kiley and Terinton appointee as Industry Minister designates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
House of Representatives
Lang
East Sydney
A.L.P
Kee
Miley
Junta J. Kiley
Cage
Ray Sbin Terinton
Industry
Henaley
Marne A. Riley
Money
C. Riley
Cunach
A.B. Howe
Coleman
W. Long
Chittey
A. Gibbons
Lee
Cunninghan
Bellator Dosley
DOLE PAYMENTS CHANGES SLATED IN SYDNEY
Sydney reports that the dole will be altered to reduce evasion. From March, police rations will be distributed on a single day each week, with officials denying improper payments and insisting only those entitled will receive the dole. The chief secretary, Mr Gouling, cited aims to curb fraud and simplify distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Victorian tax talk on sugar duty and NSW makers
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, the Premier addressed why Victoria’s income tax regime does not advantage Victorian manufacturers. He noted potential alignment with New South Wales duties and hinted at removing measures if the NSW tariff changes. The discussion touched on wage weeks, economic advantage, and intercolonial trade effects.
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Hydsey
Tang
New
Routh
New Houth Walen
Vietsrin
New South Walon
Laisa
Water Board Employment Contract Amid Turbulent Involvement
A garbled 19th or early 20th century notice references Water Board employment amid upheaval in Mes AYDNEY Thesdar Tn Renty tsimilication. It mentions Langweld Tint and COONAMALE with an injured worker, Harry Williams, described as a well known black trucker. The item notes hospital transport and temporary employment under an on-employment resist act, with unclear details about job duration and compensation.
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Aydney
Thesdar
Renty Tsim
Langweld
Harry Williamn
Haweraen Moaci
Bridie
Lane
Churchill Sees Conservative Discord Over India Policy
In a Monday meeting of the Conservative Party 14NHON Sir Winston Churchill discussed the recent resignation from business committees of the Com cameration Party. He noted factional splits and warned that some members would not back his views on India. He urged delegates at the Hound Table Conference to align, but observed unsettling shifts in opinion regarding India, Baldwin, and related policies.
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Sir Winston Churchill
Com
Arly
India
Mr. Baldwin
Princes Tour in South America Opens with Warm Welcome
The Prince of Wales and Prince George arrived in Valparaiso by air from Has Vaya to a hearty reception as thousands lined the routes. They were hosted at the presidential palace and will proceed to Buenos Aires to open the British Trade Exhibition.
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Stoney
Has Vaya
Areaidentist Palace
Buenos Airea
Gantiago
Prince of Wales
Prince Georg
Bik
London
Atone
Alleged fraud charges in mining firm trial at Central Court
Sydney on Sunday saw Pred rick Ductal aged 43 and Clive Cooper 46 charged with fraud. The case alleges misleading capital contributions and credit improprieties connected to the Mowat Fou mining company. Detective Lawrence testified to documentary inconsistencies as proceedings continued.
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Thonday
Central Court
Predrick Ductal
Clive Cooper
Smanaker
Dirretare
Mowat Fou
Gakitinlda
Pup
Hetaber
Whitch
Cambin
Lawrence
Arbitration Caucus Debates Delay Abitration Bill
Sydney reports the State Parliamentary Labour Party discusses amendments to the Arbitration Amendment Bill but delays the reading. Members split on rural wage issues. majority favor leaving decisions to Mr. Durthe Plidington, with talks of separate wages for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
State Parliamentary Labour Party
O-Ta
Durthe Plidington
Keke Desiren
Debate on Arbitration Bill in State House
A rough, reformist tone fills the chamber as debate on an arbitration bill unfolds. Members, including Mr Foster and Mr Connors, clash over Labour policy and constitutional concerns while urging fiscal restraint and allegiance to the nation’s framework amid charges of repudiation and discontent with government direction. The session turns tense as the Speaker intervenes to restore order.
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Rydshy
Foster
Australia
Labour Party
Thorn
Aruanur
Mr. Connors
Connore
Mantar
Nationaliat
Braxton
Mln
Commonwealth
Vutalde
Black Death Political Effects Of Scullin Ministry
A distorted report notes a Tuesday speech at Oakleigh by MP Guilott criticizing the Scullin Ministry. The speaker accuses the government of political manipulation and blames alleged misdeeds on the party, warning of adverse electoral consequences for upcoming general elections.
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Scullin
Supourne
Nationallat
Oakleigh
Guilott
Notzon
Aurelia
Mr Bavin Campaign Stir in Parliament Debate
The article records an exchange in which Mr Lang is asked by Mr Bavin to start a campaign with 17 forces for government in the country. The Premier is questioned about constitutional power and whether Mr Bavin had been discussing the shinwalu son of thin House. The Premier declines to respond to Mr Ravin and Mme Samu.
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Shannon
Bavin
Havin
Shinwalu
Br. Ravin
Mme Samu
Banks Give Reply But Mr Scullin Is Silent
Banks respond to requests for payment but Mr Scullin offers no statement. The article notes the silence of the individual in question as negotiators await clarity on the debt dispute. The situation centers on financial institutions seeking resolution with the named party.
Premiers to Consider Today Salary Reductions
Melbourne dispatch reports the Premiers Conference reconvening to day with Prime Minister Scullin to present the banks reply to the government plan. Negotiations with the Commonwealth Bank and Associated Banks continue as concessions are discussed to gain bank support.
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Melbourne
Scullin
Associated Bank
Aig
Theodore
Lang
Mesara Scullin
Commonwealth Bank
Robert Gibson
E. C. Riddle
Vacant Chair Avoney Plans Spring Conference Absence
A dated report states Premier Lang does not intend to attend the Melbourne Financial Conference. No official reason given. Officials consider Theodore’s proposals may gain more support if the plan is revised. advisors weigh future votes and timing.
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Avoney
Tusunday
Lang
Melbourne
Financial Conference Federal
Tate Minteters
Hie Reaaone
Htle Desis
Lang Policy Debate Marks London Opinion
In Paddington Mr Lang's speech drew long discussion in London as the Black Exchange moved to the fore. The Morning Post editor notes the speech offered an opportune moment in political discourse while asserting the nascent issue of wartime loans and economic policy shaping public perception and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lang
Paddington
Kabonit
Naval Discussions in Paris Mix with Australian Policy
Fragmented dispatch reports turmoil in Paris as Parliament notes Foreign Secretary and Admiralty Lord depart for talks with France. The Daily Telegraph quotes unease over Australia’s stance and the Commonwealth’s temper toward Britain’s imperial approach amid funding and alliance concerns.
REWEF Society Record for First Year
The record outlines receipt of about £1000 for the society’s first year and reports on the annual meeting to be presented tonight. It notes a committee responsible for allocation of funds and invites all contributors to the event. Membership comprises the subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewef Society
Canberra Tellet
Lang plan challenged by Opponent over war debt policy
Mr Lang faced criticism from the Suderad Opposition leader Mr Lathan who argued that reducing war expenditure would hurt from a social point of view. He said funds owed by private individuals rather than the government financed railways bridges water and other works. He noted Australia’s promise to repay and warned Lang’s measures could affect war aid and export products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Lang
Guddington
Vhs Lrader
Suderad
Lathan
Australia
Mr. Tatham
Bane
Inalda
Gulaids Aus
Iris
Moratorium Act Debate Shapes Mortgage Law
In a parliamentary exchange the attorney general argued the Moratorium Act lacked legal effect on mortgages. The discussion considered whether wartime provisions could apply and how court interpretation might resolve the issue, with calls to remedy the positive position.
Lang eyed for federal seat amid Labour spillover
Political circles report Mr Lang may run in the next federal election if Labour wins the Sydney Reid seat. Rumors swirl about his successor in the State Labour Party as Lang declines to comment while the matter remains unsettled amid cautious discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydrey
Pigaday
Mr. Lang
Labour
Eno Sydney
Lang
Reid
Labour Party
Danube grain not equal to ours claim at Paris conference
At the European wheat conference in Paris 24 nations participated with rumbling talks on restricting Surupe’s ample wheat for indus trial use. Debates centered on comparing Danubian wheat to Australian Canadian grain and the needs of buying nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attion
Avia
Ranmenia
Dulgaria
Poland
Hungary
Interest Rates Report in Parliament Amid Savings Bank Debates
In a disrupted Parliament session Mr Lang the Premier presented to the Government Savings Bank Commission a proposal or nod about interest rates. The discussion touched on financial policy and potential effects on savings and public funds as members weighed options.
Commission To Inquire Malta Affairs Appointed
The government announced in the House of Commons the creation of a Revel Commission to assess the political situation in Malta and report recommendations for restoring constitutional government. The inquiry aims to identify steps to reestablish stable governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Haves ‘of Commons
South Wren Government Bank Interest Decision
The Pretorian banking decision informs that the South Wren Government Bay Bank never charged more than six percent interest. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the notice cites compliance with an official rate and references related financial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banc Hn
Bven
Bayfae
Mom
Hatunees
Australia House to Rent Offices as Private Rooms Open
March 4 marks new private rental options at Australia House with available offices for private use. Officials report renewed offerings amid rising demand as the matinee schedule expands and more rooms become accessible to tenants.
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Tlonron
Mada
Pamtners
Australia
Sumer
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