Wage rise debate hears evidence at Arbitration Court
Melbourne witnesses argue for a higher basic wage while aiming to avoid unemployment. At Flemington saleyard buyers show steady demand with 33 000 sheep and lambs catalogued. Quoted prices show wethers 15s to 17s, ewes 14s to 25s, lambs 15s, sheep 25s to 13s, sows 8s to 9s, beef prices ranging from 25s to 30s per 100 pounds.
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Melbourne
W. B. Reddaway
Arbitration Court
Flemington
Buyurn
Wethers
Bulloch
Sawyer Killed Sydney
Thursday Harry Winlay a 40 year old sawyer of Pet ervhui was killed today at Amber mill An Tamdie. A revolving shaft from the mill machinery pierced his heart and a splinter pierced his cheek. Pinding was a much loved man with his children.
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Sydney
Harry Winlay
Sawyer
Petervhui
Amber
Unclear plea about a child illness and Scott's Emulsion
A distressed mother writes about her child Aleca and nephew Charlie, claiming illness and a reaction to Scott's Emulsion. The letter questions a doctor’s theory of contagion and suggests a crude treatment approach, reflecting confusion and unsafe remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Thuyen
Scott
Aleca
Steve
Readers Views on Gallipoli Boats and Impeachment Claims
The letter by Mr Graham argues about Gallipoli landing details and questions the accuracy of the Official History. He challenges the reliability of the Great Britain’s account and asserts knowledge of troop movements and actions. Canberra readers debate the credibility of sources and the role of Australian official histories.
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Graham
Grithar
H. J. Whiner
Hanes Tagimsent
Gallipoli
Ayering
Weik Vance Comppaninn
Fe Uygania
Keraul Vana
Aetlnis
Pont Finn
Evwe- Aton
Chau
Joan Otticer
Lough
Unan
Gratin
Ubon
Paul Thy Wennigs Lrs
Canberra
Mite
Trade pact tightens export limits on cotton to Australia
Tokyo officials report a new ordinance under the Ministry of Contracree and Ine Hey Hes governs cotton exports to Australia, setting strict quantity limits as part of broader trade agreement enforcement.
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Tokyo
Ministry of
Australia
Forty Four Week Commonwealth Restricts Delegate at Geneva
The Australian Government limits its International Labour Conference delegate at Geneva to oppose adopting forty hour week conventions in three specified industries printing and related trades textiles and chemicals and makes ratification conditional on major signatories. The policy leaves hours setting to industrial tribunals while supporting an international standard only if widely adopted and practically enforceable.
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Geneva
Fort
Beholdel
Mali
Dr. Page
Commonwealth
Slater
Campionwealth
Siblutell
Paeilaznente
Atetratiy
Heen
Australia
Tspont Ance- Hatha
Autralla
Brickmakers Tnerwance From Wixpence to Ten Weeks In
The Weberest wage increase for brickmakers in the Federal Capital Territory was gazetted yesterday by the Industrial Board. Employers in brickmaking will pay the new rate of wages, with workers to receive higher compensation under the determinate industry provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnerwance
Wixpence
Federal Capital Territory
Thutlisteral
Mrs Putnam Lands in Venezuela News Story
Amelia Farhari Putnam lands in Candie Venezuela completing the second stage of a world fame project. The report from New York notes her arrival and the ongoing sequence of events surrounding her mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Putnam
Venezuela
New York
Thuilay
Amelia Farhari Putnam
Candie
Wpcond
Ney Fame
Unclear text item on Avonil transport workers wages
Fragmentary OCR notes mention wages under a transport employes act and a weeklong baste page for a type of work. Many words are garbled, making precise facts and entities difficult to determine.
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Crouse
Murinal
Mur Transport
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