Arbitration Court Judge Defends Compulsory Arbitration
Melbourne judge defends compulsory arbitration amid criticism of the work of arbitration committees. He notes most applications finalised, delays due to late filings, and argues the system improves worker wages and steadiness in industrial disputes, reducing revolutionary threats. The court emphasizes referee work and collective bargaining to settle disputes.
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Melbourne
Duellon Bowens
Bobby
Laniegiee
Andy Clade
Jenny
Mathers
Pruewerlinga
Union delegates right to enter workshops disputed
A legal dispute in Jeldoutrne centers on whether union delegates have the right to enter workshops. The High Court declined to state if the right could become an award term, noting previous practice and ongoing appeals by employers seeking higher court review.
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High Court
Bien Uni Uinegerenectnt West
Toy
Dude Webi
Cuislovera
Ambr
Freight War at Port Adelaide Ties 1100 Tons Cargo
The freight war between Assorted Steamship Companies and Patrrokling continues. At Port Adelaide, 1100 tons of cargo are tied up. Rates from Burney were 10 percent below schedule, while full rates were charged for goods from Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Adelaide
Burney Wan
Melbourne
Wheat Market Dispatch from Australian Press and London Reports
Fragmented OCR note reports wheat market activity with scattered phrases about prices and shipments. Mentions Australian press and London reports, with vague reference to days and market movement. No clear entities or outcomes discernible from the legible text.
Rugby Union's Action Across The World In 1900s
A fragmentary UK based report discusses the Rugby Union's decisions and reactions involving England Wales Scotland and New Zealand. It mentions committees and figures such as Bowrilsin Wray and New Zealand parliament interactions. The piece hints at tensions over selections and responses to New Zealand's moves.
Industrial Movement Prompts Global Trade Changes
A fragmented report from London outlines a surge in industrial shifts affecting major companies. Officials cite reductions and pending penalties, with emphasis on the path toward new regulations and market adaptations.
Japan and America interpellations meet on treaty revision
Australian press summarizes Japan's government retreat from interpellations and notes its stance on Supreme Court decisions regarding the Pacific or other maritime laws. It states Japan has considered protecting interests in Australia and revising the treaty framework with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Press Association
New York
Jiepan
Auvwrhia
Japan
America
Prince George Honored By King With Royal Order
Raeaterr LUS DON and Dhow 21 tis Majesty the King conferree the Cirder of the coor fopien Pruie Fevicde upon tie ancesim of Tete Qe burttiday. The report records a royal honor granted during a birthday anniversary celebration, noting the conferree title and the ceremonial context.
Greek Elections Report From Athens and Piraeus
December 20 report from the Australion Presa Association in Athens notes sixty percent abstention among voters at Athens and Piraeus. Most abstainers aligned with the Zalmis Party, with a four percent detention recorded. The item ends with unclear references to a farming area.
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F Australion Presa Association
Athens
Piraeus
Zalmis Party
Farery
Mr Bruce in France Heads to Christmas Combat Tour
Australian Prime Minister Mr Bruce departed for France to spend Christmas and visit battlefields. Helnamainds accepted the novel The Ordeal by Daly Golling of Melbourne.
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MR Bruce
France
Australian Press Association
London
Bruce
Australia
Milte
Helnamainds
Daly Golling
Melbourne
Open market plans for two 124M steamers in NSW yards
The government has not committed to Cockatoo Island or Walsh Island for the two 124M light-horse steamers. A tender will determine the work, with Covkatow and Walsh Island given a chance to bid openly. The move follows representations from New South Wales members and reflects a policy to await tender results.
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Dovendor
Fisteral
Dle Ling
New South Wales
Cockatoo Island
Wales
Islam
Covkatow
Walsh Island
Junior Red Cross State School Activities Melbotine
In December 21 report from Melb to the Junior Red Cross state activities, the Young Workers Patriotic Guild raised about £70,000 for War Rates Fund. The Education Department supports a new field of service with junior Red Cross efforts in state schools expanding active membership to aid those in need. During the current quarter 105 men schools joined, totaling over 60 branches. The work includes aiding local charities and supporting hospital wards in Melbourne and rural districts like Sule and Warragul, with inspectors praising participants for their character.
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Melbotine
Young Workers’ Patriotic Guild
Red Cross
Melbourne
Sule
Warragul
Rome
Christmas meal hints and scattered notes on the season
Fragmented OCR text mentions Christmas time, lilies, gifts, and social chatter with several broken phrases. It references plans, visitors, and a late evening gathering and continues with a mix of names and scattered holiday cues.
Untitled historical piece with fragmented names and events
Fragmented OCR text recounts many names, places, and actions across a wide range of topics, including people like Montford and Melthur, various committees, and scattered references to dates, places, and events. The readable content is highly garbled, but hints at a large social or community record with ceremonies, notices, and personal items.
Appeals court upholds conviction in theft case
The judge rejects the appeal in a criminal case from a defendant accused of possessing stolen goods. The court rules the lower finding proper, noting that the defense failed to show a satisfactory explanation for possession and that a more serious charge would not alter the outcome.
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Brennen
Bere
Dane
Casper
Diego Womureka
Court of
T Crud Sessions
Aed Bean Condi
Connerien Bic Vo
Joe Stury
Court of General Sessions
Aecr
Fruit Subsidy Talks in Wilbourne Admit Negotiations Continue
A December meeting of Commonwealth fruit canners discussed the government subsidy of about £140,000. Canners mostly favor the terms with minor changes, planning to cover home and export canning of 2,500 tons apricots, 10,500 tons clingstone peaches, 2,500 tons freestones, and 3,400 tons pears. Total pack expected about 4,100,000 dozen tins with municipal inspectors ready to supervise.
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Welbourne
Commonwealth
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Arbitration Court
UNION
Rugby Union
New Zealand
AuTi Preas
Aeattigh Fugby Union
Beelinte Mugla Chien
Aebliok Anetares
Ehyeka
Nealana
Elelow
Pete
PCO
Wintel
Trish
Ube
Seattle
Augie
Finland
Sid
Wilde
Irby
British Railway Award
Lreceraler
Thomas
Prince George
Junior Red Cross
Winatouiw
Geelong Gratis
Gary Witenes
Martinpe
Gabhehe
Ciferinein
Gatiereenume
Tee Sarre
Soibiis
MR Montford
Gryrudinte Okee Yoatarday
Ultawk
Ark Aubier
Paewartal Ihe
Melthurtest
Morse
Dot Ander
Tole
Mle Huis F. Be
Annette Mae Heh
Ebene
Sid Masons
Wattiben
Coineimioney
Ibedees
Perry Etic
Tural
Mom Tiera
Bethes
Alanis
Mortacay
Tidowl
SALON
Bertani Wittens
Oberon Beeson
Johar Readel
Atone
Evanevetig
Vinny
Hain
Tippett
Caurle
Liam Thes
Smith
Patton
West Methodist
Wellingtons
Aberdeen Street Baptist
CTR
W. MW Hinton II
Xaanad Carels
Recree Sr Baptist Church
Chilwelt
Pan
Velentine
Kertihip Street
Desmsen
Burt Hugh
Xmas Way
Reese OF Christ
Latrobe Terrace
Geelong
Blowie Street
Pat Shubpeik
Man
Howard
le Poteomeny
Jilin
Mr Langton
Thurehay
Fiore
Bright
Hitchcock
Mair
I & H Thompson
Alpave
Michael
Guld Wroetht
Christina
Walthaw
Hotherham
Omega
Kenith
Elgin
Boye
AK Gibbon
Hwanton Street
App ‘Behoal
Dmiyung
Mercer ST
G. W.hose
PROM
YOUNG
Fren
Youngs Value Centre
Moorabool Street
Corio Ice Chest
Beys Gwadt
Faler & Collins
Brick Howe
Upper Shenustraer
MT Eerie
Central
W. A Keaton
Muertioneer
Reemme
Hata & Koare
Norman Belcher & Co
Studia Durin
Howard Arowwn
Swanston
Barwon Hewes
Hitehooeksare
Pour Deere
Wistoria Hotal
Jacobs Pizer & CO
Geni
Kted Phong
Raomelie
Claey
Vreel
NS Encyelopaedia Belanties
Jose Prowergene
Hammerton and Sona
Little Ryrie Wrest
Western District Timber Company
Pry, Ltd
Esplanade
Moree
WN Johns
Burn Bros FH
BURN
Nomlders
ANT
Autums Street
West
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