Coal trouble arbitration lurks amid mine protests
A disordered report notes a coal disruption case referred to arbitration by a UK court. It mentions the Great protest at Belmore Park with about 80 attendees, no works closure details, and a ministerial remark on coal mine operations and communication delays. The piece references Rothsay and Cape Town connections through unclear lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewe
Rothsuay
Deehy
Malamione
Belmore Park
Minas
H Weaver
Weaver
Amo Dave
Gan” GiMculty
Final Acceptances Sydney Tenrsday
Final acceptances list appears garbled with numerous misspellings and proper nouns. It mentions Sydney and a variety of names and brands, including Golden Music and Vigne, with references to summer cuF and other unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tenrsday
Eile Re Sra Aato
Wostarn Lam
Kaa Cay Deer
Caene d'Or
Bate Fine Blue
Yarns Pano
King’ Dire
Armia
Alonsey
Golden Music
Giver Billy
Tarapungs
Vigne
Antes Pear
Demald
Papatu
Wel Bier God
Wastee Tateie
Jeyprire
Patedawn
Janet Clarita Scholarship Awarded At Metourne University
Miss Hooper daughter of Mr Sam Hooper of Dagedale was awarded a scholarship at Metourne University amid the oblique notices of a sudden death event at Wellknown Citydeadals. The report mentions deceased individuals and a list of related names across New oath Wales with scattered details of residences and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Batty Wimot
AE. Wile
Feventiy
Janet Clarita
Mary Hibay
Byam
Wreza
Coron
New Oath Wales
Obituary Notice for Mr. Ison Omer Mas
An obituary announces the death of Ison Omer Mas at a retirement age, describing his life in Rutherglen and Brimie with references to illness and funeral arrangements. The text notes a long illness and mentions heart disease as a cause or contributing factor, with funeral details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsing
Rutherglen
Brimie
Berowap Lawless
Tee Ponre
Worker’s Compensation Payments Recorded in Archaic Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show a discussion of workers’ compensation payments, referencing figures around LISD and a large total. The readable terms imply a ledger-like entry with west-side payments and a described amount, though many words are garbled. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable from the legible portions.
Water Odor Affects Murray River Health Findings
A historical report discusses odor and taste issues in Murray River water. It cites analyses, expert opinions, and potential health implications, noting decaying plant matter and organic compounds as primary causes. Remedial aeration and filtration are suggested, with caution about broad health risks pending further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Mmuer
Matthew
Ep Asary
Commission of Times
Taneke
Protason
Amsharoa
Governor's Hope At New South Waters Visit
Governor Sir Dudley de Chair visited Newmatin during a week of events and spoke on improving relations between capital and labor. He expressed hope for peaceful adjustment, predicting growth in production and wealth from the expected changes. He also noted tensions but remained optimistic about political stability and economic advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Waten
Sir Dudley de Chair
Newmatin
Sewrantie
Caplet
Newcastle
Queensland Pastoral Award Referenced by House Committee
A fragmented report notes a decision to refer the mallee matter to the House Committee for investigation. The Queensland pastoral award discussion follows a mass meeting in Gy with officials at Time & Parliament House and a state bea rd hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masa
Demels
Parliament House
Pers
MCC Cricket Match Expected Rivalry With Local Team
Reported MCC annual cricket event features notable players including Lowry, Murty, McVicar and Howard. The lineup lists many names. match details and interstate context hint at a prominent competition with Wing members among participants.
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Grand Aid
MCC
Tna
Seinciard
Millawe
Lewry Uurtle
Anindt
MeVinas Qratam
Mr Laingli
Flowang
Pingleten
Amith
MCC Gretetlen
Pervern
Fim
Rade
Amd
Innet
Piared
Crichet Cen
Wing Migibers
Flingelly Trumble
Ceara
Merewyirh
Thu
Ray
Forbes and Hangey
Australia’s Future: Government Budget and Precautions
A distorted OCR fragment discusses Australia’s future, government budget, and calls for precaution. It mentions producers, alerts, and urges restraint on loan expenditure to avoid risk, noting economic conditions and the need for prudent planning amid uncertain times.
Fragmentary note from Legislative Assembly proceedings
Fragmented transcription shows references during Wednesday sessions to individuals including Mr Gall and Mr Head, with scattered mentions of allegations and conduct. The garbled text hints at parliamentary debate over behavior, duties, and potential consequences amid a larger inquiry or review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minskléy
Mr. Gall
Lanver Hannan
Head
Hallaté
Rusim
Ieratineiys
Allan
Che Penarat
San Peeeldon
Homme
To the Gainer Correspondence on Cricket and Public Interest
A long letter discusses cricket's decline and calls for public support to save the game, arguing players, spectators, and local leaders must rally. It notes district disputes, potential reforms, and a push to restore engagement while outlining broader political and economic concerns affecting sport and youth opportunities.
Scullin to Ravin in Arbitration Row Over Miners’ Strike
The article reports Scullin accusing Ravin of obstructing arbitration related to mining disputes. It notes government hesitation and calls for action to enable workers and industrial delegates to proceed. Details reference a Federal Arbitration Court and ongoing labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiv
Gomi
Klelboorme
Erich
Mir
Ravin
Chia
Ling Federal Artliration Court
Mowothe
BFW
Rothbury
Srullin
Mr. Seultin
SS. Girern
MURRUMBIDGEE WEIRS Misleter interview with local official
An interview with a Misleter visiting Halramald references divisions over river diversions and feeding impact on the lower river. Officials discuss flood relief, potential tax measures, and a wider review requested by the Prime Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Makeley
Halramald
Huy
Wales
Property Transactions Report from Pale and Ruthergies District
On Tuesday last Mr Bedhole was reached over the Getaine. The Ruthergies District comprises 1000 hy and rere meeewneen. Property was, as paid, by Mr Youngman. Mr Gudbots will tab ida err na March 1, 1096.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedhole
Ruthergies
Youngman
Gudbots
Splendid average in Corona district field trial
A fragmentary report notes a trial in the Corona district with bags and crop observations. It mentions a fortnight’s work, a Mr Lewis, and a long field distance of about 53 miles, but details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpe
Corona
Gallipali
Eupar
Lewis
Ar Arena
Four Graham children burned in Cottage Fire tragedy
Four children named Graham died in a house fire near Tumbaruma. Arthur Graham and Mrs Graber, both parents, suffered injuries while attempting to rescue the youngsters aged four months to four years. The cottage was destroyed and remnants found among the embers as neighbors and local authorities respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Demb
Walton
Tumbarumaba
Buseday
Gurcaee Groceries
Roasla
Fred Ravmaina
Ane
Arivur Graham
Graber
John
Ander
A. Rida
Ceniam
Carumbs
Wiierigg
Coopabella
Troen
Farmer's Ordeal After Fall From Dray Wrecks Cal Waquills Farm
An injured farmer, Parker of Cal Waquills, fell from a grax dray and lay on the ground for an hour before aid arrived. He sustained a fractured hip and other injuries, with neighbors aiding as rescue efforts began. Nearby workers and horses were moved to help, and the action took place in a rural paddock area near the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Inyaiuakio
Tom Web
Parker
Bich
Acroga
Advellare
Lore District
Atablanie
Tul Drill You Soyer and the Goats in Forbes Policy Court
Soyer appears dumbfounded as “grind” and “goats” reference collide with a chaotic courtroom scene in Forbes Policy Court. The incident centers on blame directed at the goats, with unclear context and rapid dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSR Soyer
Forbes Pelicy Court
Hospital subsidies debated in parliament committee hearing
A debate in parliament centers on hospital subsidies as officials discuss funding adequacy and hospital cooperation. The hospital commercial department indicates current subsidies may not meet needs, urging clearer policies and timely disbursements to maintain operations and patient care.
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Messien
Hume
Eniyelopaedia Britannion
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Australia
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Jenene Wien
Crick
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Premdership
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Pat Therpot
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Corowa
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Corwa Club
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Li Newiler
Comutry Party
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J. M. Rammer
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W. Raha
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W. K. Heary
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MM. Blakeley
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Patent Court
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Berth
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Ag Soes Somme
Phillips
Edes
Bijer
Liu
Idea Ae
BB Srnser
Clew
Mr. LJ
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Jorden Almonte
Walnare
Cramer
Fauste
Machen
Haleios
Tina
Gear
Oam
F Wannrath
Ted Bole
HAMG
Biskes
Builchiom
Leahy’s Christmas Fair
Tova Ano
Abeve Roth
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Roger
Sante Clam
Mr Mallory
Santa Claus
John Lmamy
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