Treble Collision Trains Wrecked Near Conneliff
A double train wreck near Conneliff on the Coalle line trapped crew after engines overturned and toppled across the embankment. Four men were injured sharing a harrowing tale of burial beneath debris as rescue teams freed them. An inquiry will determine the disaster’s cause.
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DNEY
Poallinina
Conlelif
South Seat
Alexandria
Thirrmil
Finflell
Thirroul
Thirrowl
Dee Laws
Foster
Tome
Heare Peters
Fae
Trimn
Reengere
Sydney
Meteor
Tom
Luna
Coaklale
Bank Forgery Fugitives Sentenced in Sydney
In Sydney the bank managers fate sequel to forgery charges saw Lap and Longley receive three years in Darlinghurst Gaol. Both pleaded guilty to forgery with defalcations totaling around 108000 and 5000, respectively, while Armstrong warned that serious parts of the malversation would earn harsher punishment on application for clemency.
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Sydney
Darlinghumt
Edi
Recernt
Carrington Longley
Maniika Hranch Ofame
Beck
Longley
Wowie
Lepdwan
Prince's Assailant Remanded For Belgian Justice
A scrambled report from Tuesday states Hernan Dives was remanded for a month by the court. He was asked about seeking a frevitemat and replied it would help for his country. He later said he hoped Belgian justice would consider his responsibility and assist his conduct.
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Drusbela
Hernan Dives
Teitien Justice
To Resume Trials Tah z London
The report notes that trials are to resume in Tah z, London, with 62 engines of the air involved.
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London
Coal Conference Plans Aimed At Early Conference
Government seeks immediate coal conference with Mr. C Hibble to reopen mines closed since March. Attorney General said Hibble willing to preside and set dates. Deputation met in Canberra with ministers urging urgent action under the Industrial Peace Act to resolve a long running miners dispute.
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Mr. C. Hibble
Coal Tribunal
Brennan
Hibble
E.i. Theodore
Bee Aor Kepersa
F. Brennan
A. Dinkeley
Beasley
Canberra
Seriowa
Quick Assembly Hurries Through Living Wage Bill
The Legislative Assembly moved swiftly passing a Bill to prevent the living wage finding of the Industrial Commission from becoming operative. Plans to abolish Child Endowment and set a new basis for determining the living wage will be introduced.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Industrial Commission
Fixing Wages Speech At Australian Chamber Exhibition
The Premier spoke at the Chamber of Manufacturers Exhibition opening, claiming Australia has a unique industrial system. He criticized wage distribution methods and warned about neglecting essential water supply provisions while debating labor and arbitration.
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Eydney
Chamber of Manufacturers
Having Pole
Australia
Sudden Death of Noted Pastoralist Falkiner
Mr. George B. F. Falkiner, prominent pastoralist of Foxlaw station near Canberra, died suddenly early this morning after falling ill last Thursday week. The 43 year old Sydney based figure’s death shocks financial and pastoral circles.
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Sydney
Wedneming
George B. F. Falkiner
Foxlaw
Jucunbeyan
Death of Mr Falkiner of Carwoola Passed
Mr Falkiner a noted Australian pastoralist died after a heart seizure. Born in Ararat he educated at Geelong’s Church of England Grammar School. He led F B Falkiner and Son Ltd then owned Hadden Figuerino stud and served as Central Wool Committee representative. He directed Bank of New South Wales and was a Federal MP for Riverina from 1917 to 1920.
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Falkiner
Australia
Ararat
Victoria
Church of England Grammar School
Geelong
F. 8. Falkiner and Sona Ltd
Bank of New South Wales
Commercial Union Assurance No
Pod Pat Kon
Badgery Ltt
Riverfield
Heme
Wall Street Recovers After Heavy Falls in Panic Trade
The New York Stock Exchange faced a brutal selloff wiping out billions with prices dropping in many leading issues. A late rally aided by banking support and optimistic statements steadied some stocks, while volumes surged to a record 15,410,030 shares and kerb trading set a new high of 7,096,300 shares as markets globally slumped.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Kerb
Kerb Exchange
Appalled At State Plans Sparks Industrial Outcry
Sydney report quotes A A Marks president of the Associated Chamber of Manufacturers of Australia saying he is appalled by the Premier s alternative basic ware scheme. He warns the extra impost would exceed the existing two percent Child Endowment levy and burden the whole community including primary and secondary industries and commerce. He questions unemployment insurance proposals amid ongoing economic strain.
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Sydney
A. A. Marks
Associated Chamber of Manufacturers of Australia
Havin
Lake tragedy claims many lives in Wisconsin storm
A Wisconsin lake disaster today sank the steamer Wha enonein off Lake Michigan during a storm. Between ten and fifteen crew were lost, more than 60 saved, with many driven to the brink of death by horror and exposure in treacherous wind whipped waters.
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Konobita
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Industrial Peace Act outlines special tribunals and conferences
The document explains under section 14 that the Governor General may appoint special tribunals to prevent or settle industrial disputes. It defines who may be summoned to conferences, attendance requirements, and whether sessions are public or private. It also covers how agreements filed with the Industrial Registrar bind parties and how unresolved disputes may be referred back to the tribunal or minister.
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Industrial Peace Act Mint
Cieneral
Staten
Mons
Ection
Msde
Special Tribunal
Apecial Tribunal
Forced Down East West Mail Plane Near Forrest
A Kaal West mail plane flying from Perth to the Eastern States was forced to land short of petrol on the Nullahor plain west of Forrest. Passengers and crew spend night in the waterless desert. no injuries reported and aircraft undamaged.
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Melbourne
Perth
Yeateniny
Nullahor
Forrest
Miners' Wages Reduction Urged by Dr Robertson
Dr Robertson urged a 20 percent wage cut before the Coal Commission to keep coal mining viable. He warned against tyrannical lodge methods and blamed the sliding scale for wage computation, calling for a scheme to compel lodge compliance and prevent abuse.
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Sydney
Coal Commission
BR. J. M. Robertson
Parliament Resumes in Britain After recess
The British Parliament reconvened this afternoon continuing the session that began in July. A long list of questions was laid down, with many directed at Mr. J H Thomas about unemployment schemes and railway electrification. Ministers promised full statements next week, with discussions on mine hours and diplomatic relations with Russia slated for early dates. The Premier would be absent Tuesday returning from his American tour, while debates on Palestine, coroners laws, and the minimum school teaching age were also noted for upcoming consideration.
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London
J. H. Thomas
Privy Beal
Thomas
Ben Turner
W. Lunn
Malestine Pendif
I. J.lynes
Phillip Snowden
Air Mintry
F. Montague
Air Ministry
House of Commons
Only Camouflage Labour Council Views
Sydney report quotes Labour Council figure Volet alleging endowment proposals are a wage cut in disguise. He predicts broad Labour resistance and says the policy will cause Havin Government downfall at the next Blabe elections.
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Labour Council
Sydney
Welnendsay
K.git
Volet
Ommandos Labour
Havin
AUW Official Comments On Government Rural Award View
A.W.U. central branch president Mr 3 Bullen stated that the late Government seems to act nervously ahead of the Federal election. He argues the Government aims to mislead New South Wales electors and that the rural award stance will reveal what might have occurred if Prince had been returned.
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Sydney
3. Bullen
A.W.U
New South Wales
Prince
Wall Street Margin Cuts Tighten Bank Loans
Wall Street lenders led by J P Morgan National City Bank First National Bank Bankers Trust Irving Trust and Bank of America reduced margins to 75 percent of market value. The move coincides with a sharp stock decline and a heavy trading day with listed bonds totaling 26 916 000 000 dollars.
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New York
Creates
J. PP. Monwn and Company
National City
Hank
First National Bank
Bankers’ Trust Company
Irving ‘Trust
Bank of America
Wall Street
Honda
Sinux
Toronto Smash Worst Day on Record
The Toronto stock market hit its worst opening day on record amid the New York crash aftershocks. Prices in the world's largest mining stock market plunged while experts warned of continuing volatility. Montreal crops and Vancouver markets also declined as traders faced severe losses.
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Toronto
New York
Toronto Standard Mining Exchange
Montreal
Vancouver
Sunken Air Liner Found Near Rome
The sunken air liner City of Rome lies 55 fathoms deep. Rescue crews face a difficult, costly raise operation as Major General Fir Befien Brancker of Civil Aviation and others witness and thank the Italian government for support.
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Rome
City of
Fir Befien Brancker
Civil Aviation
Genta
Governmeit
Ter Ita Efferia
Canadian Position Sound Ottawa Markets Steady
Ottawa dispatch says there is no general Canada situation justifying stock market panic. Government officials report commerce and confidence sound with strong readiness. Market conditions are firmer than prior periods and will return to normal, with satisfactory outcomes expected.
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Ottawa
Canada
Postal Award Arbitrators Advice at Canberra
Arbitrators advise termination for the winvim oor the Atmenimmted Pesint Workers during discussions in Canberra. They note some public service staff receive living allowances while others do not. The government or Public Service Board may investigate grievances and remedies, or unions may combine claims for comprehensive judgment.
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Melmourse
Servier
Tmvision
Katinimaterr
Telegraptinis’ Union For
Canberra
Canker
Hunt
Doles Pete
Mr Heunt
Government
Public Service Board
Public Service Organisa
Briand May Form Cabinet Amid Socialist Radical Rift
Paris reports indicate Briand moves to form a new cabinet as the National Council of Socialist factions rejects collaboration with the Radicals. De Ladier declines to assemble a ministry, while President Doumergue is expected to nominate again. The breakdown of the cabinet plan follows continued socialist opposition to Radicals, affecting key figures De Ladier Herriot Caillaux and Fulvy.
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Paris
Bodalieta
Mudlowls
de Ladier Tax
M. Doumergue
Salvation Army Seeks Writ to Transfer Executorship
General Hiczina stated the Salvation Army maintains constitutional administration and will, with the Solicitor-General, apply for a writ tomorrow to transfer the Booth executorship to himself for administrative purposes on behalf of the Army. The Army reports Britain property valued at 1,000,000.
Farrier Den Rewrna Killed on Railway Line
Albury report states Den Rewrna a well known farrier was killed last night on the railway line. His body was mutilated with one leg completely severed in the incident.
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Rydney
Albury
den Rewrna
Aground Near Tubta at Entrance
A vessel or craft ran aground at the entrance of Tubta ys, observed by nearby mariners. Authorities assessed the position and began inspecting the site for hazards and potential fuel leakage while coordinating with harbor services. Local officials issued safety advisories for nearby waterway users.
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MR. Hibble
Senllind
J Th J. Davies
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Howley James
Watkins
Rowley James
2D. Watkine
H. F. Laaxeurini
White
Roa Mining Ddatriets
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MR. F. Brennan
Bill
MR. Bavin
Mr. F. B. S. Falkiner
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
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Chicago
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A.W.U. Comment
Postal Award
Arbitrators
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M. Beiand
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Tubtays
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