Threat of general strike by NSW miners over wage cut dispute
In Sydney a potential nationwide miner strike looms as New South Wales moves to enforce wage reductions. The Miners Federation plans to withdraw all mines if government proposals proceed, with Rothbury Mine eyed for Wednesday and talks to avoid nationalisation. Leaders warn the government faces stiff opposition and potential extended disruption.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Ssene
Treden Hall
Dey
Usma
Ibe Abel Bey
Aicred Telat
Rothbury
Mr. Weaver
Fithbury
MCC Fails Victoria Task in Melbourne Test
Victoria required 190 to win after England collapsed to 114 in the second innings. Seven wickets fell to end England’s resistance as Victoria chased the target with steady counting and decisive bowling from the attack.
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Melbourne
Bedly
Vietwain Tovstay
Victoria
Tavkle
Premier Cricket Match Report Dense with Names and Action
A fragmented report recounts a Premier cricket match with Woolley Dawson and McIntyre among many players in bold overs and wickets. Closely followed are spell details, catches, and a tumbling sequence of balls, runs, and dismissals across innings, highlighting key figures like Nichols Mackie Hendry and Worthington.
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Woolly
Dawson
Nichols
Turnbull
Markie
Nintaition Howeser
Bard
Miackir
Nichola
Rerline
Mackie
Tony
Junis
Worthington
Vanstont
Ann
Woolley Mt
Tendry
Nichole
Belog
Keates
Fragmented text on labor action and government policy
A glitchy OCR fragment discusses a labor strike or threat, mentioning committees, arbitration courts, government policy, and wage issues. It references maneuvers by a committee chair and implied nationwide action, but the text is partial and unclear about date, place, or specific parties involved.
Fragmented Local Notice About Unclear Schedule
Jagged OCR text shows unclear schedule details about a ceremony or event. No clear names, places, or actions readable. Likely a local notice fragment lacking essential facts to identify the subject or date.
Hiale Government Action Stirs Federal Intervention Debate
Premier states action to open lines aims to push essential services. federal government eyed with concern. Officials warn anticipated mine activity could trigger wider repercussions and impact employment. date for next steps to be announced.
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Rydney
L. Avin
Gene
Brennan
H Hiale
Brenters
Hayr-East
Perviers
Heathtury
Westnenday
Tomorrom
France Accepts Paris Invitation to Five Power Conference
France accepts the invitation to participate in the Five Power Naval Conference in London on January 21, with Paris serving as the host city for the event.
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Paris
Francs
London
Liquor Reform Debates Spark Premiers Promise
The report notes government figures and opposition voices pushing for an early liquor reform bill. Key figures like Mowiay and Howie Hommaier are cited arguing for a comprehensive framework, while others criticize delays and urge immediate policy action. The Premier pledges to present a formal measure soon.
Coal Inquiry in Sydney Aims at Political Figures
A garbled report refers to an inquiry in Sydney about coal ownership and political influence. It mentions a gathering, testimonies, and figures named Davis and Powell, with aims to prove tall figures in confidence and hidden arrangements.
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Monti
Rene Ant
Ehalyman
Dumber Davis
Juninaiory
Kiya Powell
Cabinet to Decide Next Steps in Coal Crisis Talks
Federal cabinet ministers and key officials met to review the coal crisis, with Attorney General and Minister for Industrial Affairs among those attending. The discussions in Canberra focused on potential measures and coordination for energy supply and worker issues.
Ripper lore and law amid a fearsome reign
A fragmented account outlines public fear and legal warnings in a city haunted by a "Jack the Ripper" style spree. Authorities urge caution as rumor and danger swirl, while residents seek safety measures and explanations amid the terror.
Toll of the Road Thirteen in Three States
Thirteen in three states are cited in a report on weekend traffic concerns. Officials warn of rising toll costs and safety risks as roadway conditions vary across New South Wales and Victoria. Local authorities urge caution for drivers and coordinate preventive measures.
Seamen’s Heavy Sentence At Rabaul Court
Three men from the Sydney area were sentenced to terms of imprisonment by the Central Court at Rabaul. Their petitions delayed by the administrator of New Caledonia, they faced additional penalties after a series of drunken incidents. No one was hurt, and they were later ordered to hard labour for several years.
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Rabaul
Lavoe Ray
Tory Omar Bat
Rand
Nationalist split as four expelled from party
After a stormy meeting Nationalist members expelled W M Marks W Duncan W Hughes and G A Maxwell. The group plans to form a new party joining other defectors, reducing Nationalists to a minority amid calls for deferring a leader election until today.
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W. M. Marks
W. Duncan
W. M. Hughes
G. A. Maxwell
Nationalist Party
Country Party
Messrs. W. M. Hughes
Canberra
Massey Greene
Hinton
Reuter Drinnat
Pat Wight
Duncws
Mt. Hughes
A. Maxwell
W. M. Marka
Benator Puneet
Mmetine
Bainain
Ronawaieneme
Tte
T. Wo Whites
Queensland
Munties Saxell Marke
Laney
War Realism Controversial Book From Poet's Pen Landon
A fragmentary OCR passage reviews a book on war realism linked to poet Landon. It references Western Fronts and a tense atmosphere, noting bribe hints and clandestine discussions. The legible portions suggest a literary critique intertwined with war imagery and personal tension.
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Landon
Cherry Trees Protests Highlight Government Health Stance
A fragmented report notes protests over cherry tree health claims and government caution on disease risk. The Prime Minister stated the government would not agree to actions risking a larger disease outbreak and demanded clearer Health Department reports on cherry tree tests and related procedures.
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Jms
Health Department
Oufault & Hither
We Minster
Narrabri murder remanded in court
A murder case connected to Narrabri was accessed and remanded in custody. The hearing, attended by Abertay and Haul Meniet, referenced a prior suspect and ongoing investigation. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Narrabri
Nawaadsiel Abertay
Jaren Maiti
Fragmented local notice with scattered names and events
The readable text describes a chaotic event at a home area with references to a large rat, a notable person named Mire Hart, and multiple injuries. It mentions a death claim and several stores wounded, with unclear locations and timing. The fragmentary OCR yields uncertain details and many garbled words.
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Stoney
Sender
Mexioo
Santa
Amahaved Bey
Tly
Wartyary Runshiuie
Wean Shertiet
Mire Hart
Shal
Birdwood denies rumor of Australia Governor General post
London dispatch quotes Calcutta correspondent stating General Birdwood has personal authority to deny plans to appoint him Governor-General of Australia. The Morning Post reports Birdwood is not in Australia and has no such assignment.
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London
Morning Post
Nahas
Fram Ita
Calcutta Cortrapondant
Birdwood
Australia
Winter Comes to England Amid Snow and Disruptions
Heavy snow and rain crippled sport and traffic across the country delaying horse racing at Horst Park and football and golf fixtures. Disruption spread to transport with Croydon station the only air link remaining as roads and railways ground to a halt.
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London
Horst Park
Croydon
Hudapert
State Cabinet debates home care and family endowment
The State Cabinet met to discuss home welfare and the family endowment program. Officials noted federal and estate jurisdiction create complexity and stressed assessing effects on industry wages and unemployment before any changes.
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Tia
Raving
Fragmented UK Parliament Debate Remarks on Government
In London a House of Commons session features muttered lines from Mr Macdonald and Mr Pavit Kirkwood. Speakers attack government aid to working classes, threaten to topple the administration, and vow stinging moves if resistance continues.
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Munday
Pavit Kirkwood
Fabour
House 9 Commons
House of Commone
Bu Govermmant
Ramsay Har Danall
Mr. Maldwin
Winala
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