Strike proposal fades as unions evade issue at Sydney conference
At the Sydney Trades and Labour Council gathering, no firm decision on a general strike emerged. A 30 member committee was formed to consider strike action while motions supported by the Commonwealth and State Governments passed. The conference backed the ACTU aim for a five day week with higher wages and a basic wage, amid police precautions and hall restrictions.
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Sydney
Sydney Trades and Labour Council
Commonwealth
Carri
Aus Fabian Congress of Trade Unions
Ter
Central Council
A.C.T.U
Sein
GOLDEN RAIN Through Wheat Belt Good Falls Expected
Reports indicate rain spreading across north western and central western wheat regions with forecasts of continued showers. Flood warnings arise as Edward River, near Deniliquin, rises above previous levels by several inches and river crests threaten inland areas. The Murray and Hume rivers experience rising ziehts from upstream rains.
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Bydney
Mure
Honerit
Queensland
Deniliquin
Edward
Iain
Murray
Hume Rivera
London ministers value to Australia high commissioner bill debated
In the Senate yesterday the High Commissioner Bill drew debate on Australia’s representation in London. Senator Biloty urged keeping a two year limit, while opposition leaders criticized restrictions on the High Commissioner’s business interests. The second reading passed amid party support, with the bill advancing unamended.
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Senate
R. D. Biloty
U.C.P
Vic
Remma
Austraiis
London
Bruce
Empire
Lowton
Commonwealth
Darnan
George Pearce
Minjetera
Australia
Thare Moomad
Audi
Rook Jent
State Session JMETY System To Be Debated
A state legislative session will debate the JMETY system amid questions over its impact and implementation. Lawmakers, including key committee chairs, will hear testimony from officials and affected groups to assess potential benefits and risks.
Increase in Pay for 355 Officers Sparks Debate in London
A London assembly session discussed wage hikes for 355 government officers amid broader finance and public service funding questions. The vote followed motions on parliamentary oversight, with ministers stressing the change aligns with long term budgeting and accountability. The report notes tense public interest and a display of political divisions as sources outlined implications for Crown service and civilian staff.
Newcastle Vote Count on Northern Medal Field Strike
Report from Newcastle reveals after ten aggregate meetings on the northern medal fields yesterday that 3,130 votes were cast. Of those, 1,798 opposed the strike and 1,332 supported it.
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Newcastle
War debt issue explored as moratorium urged abroad
London diplomatic writer of The Lallg raph reports a proposed wartime debt moratorium to ease payments until after the US election. The British government rejects a full moratorium and favors a broad, provisional halt to facilitate global debt renegotiations amid the world economic crisis.
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London
Ai Ina
America
Itiah
Ah IE
Aseria
British Reply to De Valera Note
London reports the British reply to Mr. de Valera will be sent soon. It will argue the note avoids the land annuities issue and does not advance negotiations. The British position is that money should remain with the three powers if talks fail, a point deemed unacceptable.
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London
de Valers
de Valera
Dunn Divorce Judgement Reserved
A court in Canberra reserved judgment in the Dunn divorce case amid references to Moyce and Dunn, with noted financial and administrative details including alimony and tax implications. The report cites parliamentary context and mentions figures and dates tied to revenue and government measures.
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Rydney
Siiow Moyce
Hanator Brian
Nicite
Allee Dunn
Lane
Dunn
Ina Taxlcon
London
Grink
Torarwane
Frectiona Amandmant Hiwas
Chad
Frence
Beptamben
Railway Claims Court Hears NSW Railway Variations Case
In Sydney the New South Wales Railway Commission faces a hearing over proposed variations to certain wards. Mr Mooney for the Transport Employees Association hints that privately owned lines might pay probation. Judge Heeley asks if workers expect relief from prevalent industrial restrictions, while Mr Chapman notes existing privileges remain. The court reserves its judgment.
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Sydney
New, South Wales Railway
Trenaport
Didge Heeley
Chapman
Deihridge
Flow of imports huge death roll excess rate
In Melbourne Professor Copland of Melbourne University told the wool inquiry that imports are entering Australia at a rate beyond affordable levels if current export prices persist. He noted Australia at 1g per cent off the gold standard and 25 per cent off sterling, questioning currency depreciation’s value and saying the exchange rate barely covers London balance of funds to meet national obligations.
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Medbourne
Copland
Faculty of Commerce
Melbourne University
Australia
London
Widow Seeks Allowance Under Will in Pestatora Case
SAYWELL WILL Widow applies for an allowance from the Pestatora Family Maintenence Act in Vanity Court for Addataida Rebecca Haywall as executor for Victor Claude Bagwell murdered at his home. The case references Windsor, imports, and a trade balance amid reports of government indifference to the ongoing matter.
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Rydney
Vanity Court
Pestatora
Maintsnenen
Addataida
Rebecca Haywall
Noreward
Lammenting
Victor Claude Bagwell
Fnonwealth
Treasury
Ebedevus Hill
Doneanlon
J.M. Deuilin
Trainig
Doultim
Mparta Glonsz
Axporta
Desert Train Crash Kills 120 and Injures 150 in Algeria
A troop train of eleven coaches plunged into a ravine in Algeria. Rescue teams aided by searchlights recovered victims from twisted wreckage. A guard escaped injuries by jumping to the desert below as the train fell into a 270 foot deep ravine.
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Oraw
Algeria
Foreign
Housing plan for eight Manuka cottages under Department of the Interior
The Department of the Interior invites tenders to erect eight semi detached brick cottages at Manuka forming part of a 21 dwelling group near the Manuka shopping area. Cottages will have living room kitchen three bedrooms and bathrooms with rent around 26 shillings weekly. The project aims to provide employment for unemployed artisans in the Federal Capital Territory as part of government policy.
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Department of the Interior
Manuka
Unlaaite
Calherra
Parkhitt
Federal Capital Territory
Hindenburg Decree Promises Youth Training Camps
Berlin reports a new government decree creating organizations under the Federal Commission to encourage youth military training. A Young Germany response follows France's denial of weapons equality. Twenty camps are shown on former maneuvers, each housing hundreds of youths for three weeks under army officers, including drill and field training.
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Berlin
Hindenburg
Federal Commission
Young
Germany
Franew
Prdmner
Murder charge after New Plymouth killings
Hubert Cedric Jeanson confessed to police that he killed his wife and two children in New Plymouth. Police reported he entered the station this morning and disclosed the killings on the home bed and in another room, with Richard Jeanson dying later. Jeanson was remanded after charges were read.
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Wellington
New Plymouth
Hubert Cedric Jenaon
Jepson
Joba
Richard Jena
Degwot
New Zealand
Frost Aweiala
Tee
Jepsonswan
Vines to wed before Australian tour
Vines plans marriage before embarking on an Australian tour. The event is set with details mentioning the marriage date prior to departure on October 5 for Australia.
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Vines
Senate Fortnight Camp Plans Drawn Despite Turmoil
The Senate rises for a fortnigh t gathering with no business ready. Campers from the prairie join drills and uniforms as factions clash over support for the war effort. Expenses for the journey and camp are to be borne by unspecified funds.
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Ahrenmh Sports Clube
Fider
Rugby League Canberra Selects Team for Marcy Cup Match
Canberra Rugby League announces a team selection for the Marcy Cup match against Queanbeyan at home in Canberra. The squad features key backs and forwards with emphasis on pace and tackling robustness. The event marks a renewal of local rivalry and showcases emerging players from the FCT competition.
Pension cut plan modified amid party opposition
The Lyona government amended its pension reduction proposal after strong internal and Country Party opposition. Cabinet agreed to modify pensions from 17/ to 16/- weekly, while keeping relatives liable to support dependents. A policing measure and near-relative recovery plan were hinted, with overall cost balanced by increased pass-through from relatives.
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Country Party
Lyona
United Australia Party
Dropamia
Malta
Prappaala
Mld
Lyana
WLP
Lyenn
Mons
ULF
Lyons
Alouer
Goysrmment
Dilta
Proponaia
Invasia
Penaiona
Penalouere
Pensone
OPPOSING MEMBERS clash over alterations and names miswrite
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a dispute among members including Meme Mairi Hutchin and Laween about modifications and potential opposition to the Howes. Follow up indicates tense debate over proposals and seating.
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Omisina Joeraeal
Mie
Otra Ademas
Merle Messie
John Tawsen
Macquerie
Nairn
Porth
Deanings
Mairi
Hutchin
Laween
Howes
Notice of Bill Introduction in Financial Emergency Act
In the Room at Representatives yesterday the Prime Minister Lyons stated his intention to introduce a bill today among the Financial Emergency Act. Mr Ward from the Medical Laboratory questioned whether the government plans to modify the proposed measure.
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Yoni
Thuesay
Loptumuiye
Thatcnin
Doniaan
bin Idear
House of Representatives
Lyons
Thin House
Commonwealth
Prinelpie
London
Lyonn
Representatives
Wards
Med. Lab
DHTS THREAT nuns Perturbed Conderetion To Seek Agreumant
A garbled historical notice records a disrupted discussion among individuals, mentioning seeking agreement or settlement. The readable bits reference a Mr. Gmssh and a wavering stance, with no clear dates or locations to anchor the event.
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DHTS
Agreumant
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