Anti-Trust Bill Draws Central Council Petition
The Central Council of Employers of Australia petitions the House of Representatives against the proposed Anti-Trust Bill. They claim it threatens two key aims and could impose wage controls, raise costs, and restrict imports by altering labor and arbitration provisions. The petition argues the bill is unnecessary and could hamper competition and industry protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home of Representatives
Roberson
Central Council of Employers of
Austraia
Pestriet
Sioplower
Isuilar
Pete Ligier
Minipolitae
Sammie Nani
Hadley Burak
Ae Wrate
Rhies Crock
Belore
Pierre Johaene
Emaetad
Fragmentary OCR notes on state date and figures
Fragmented content lists dates and names across states and mines with unclear context. It mentions Victoria, Germany, and various terms like September and De eet, suggesting a historical notice or diary fragment. Entities include Victoria, Germany, Mines, September, De.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Beth
Geran
Fragmented OCR shows disrupted names and scenes across a page
An unreadable OCR passage presents a jumble of words and names, with scattered phrases about people, places, and events. The text lacks coherent narrative, making extraction of a clear incident or topic difficult while preserving any legible entities.
Wh Hore eerie boone aint a rer teal A aot yeiye
Unclear OCR fragmentary text with many garbled words. Readable parts mention a location or event but lack coherent names, dates, or actions to summarize into a clear news item. Nevertheless, it preserves the paper’s tone as a brief snapped transcription of a page fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ull
Chania
Fragmented OCR narrative with scattered names and events
The readable text sketches a courtroom or public record scene with references to witnesses, dates, and various names scattered across locales. It hints at trial actions, testimonies, and possible verdicts or proceedings, but the legible facts are sparse and fragmented.
Convicted Conductor Stands Trial Over Constable Altercation
Trial recounts a confrontation where a constable allegedly pushed a defendant and seized his notebook after the witness described the officer as a blackguard. The magistrate and medical examiner criticized the constable’s conduct while noting the defendant’s refusal to reveal his name amid the dispute. The proceedings wrap with appeal notes and remarks from judge and counsel.
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Cole
Conrade
Newarn
Newnan
Geyer
Davie
Sawin
Newrae Een
Cok
Ictre
Sipe
Pennington
Fragmented notes hint at prophesy and trial details
The readable fragments reference a prophecy figure, a man named Corr, and a trial scene with phrases about kneeling and treatment. Names and places are unclear, but imply an event involving a prisoner and a community gathering, with suspects and authorities mentioned in disjointed phrases.
Tariff Commission Report and Political Debates Fragment
A damaged OCR text outlines Tariff Commission discussions and political remarks. It references voters, remarks about government actions, and mentions a committee or panel discussing policy. The fragmentary piece hints at progress reporting and legislative context without clear specifics.
Tubular skim milk cream separator advertised in 1906
An early 1900s advertisement touts a tubular cream separator with features claimed to be clean, fast, and easy to use. It mentions parts like DIBCS and G-24G plates, a Nutmeg Grater, and internal washing within minutes, with references to a milk vat setup and minimal exposed gear. The fragment references NE' & CO and associated departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne’ & CO
Bent's Brighton oratory stirs voters with talk of poverty
The piece critiques Mr Bent's political rhetoric during a Brighton rally, calling poverty a crime in practice and criticizing socialists and Parliament members for comfort while workers struggle. It condemns welfare cant and urges reform, warning of looming changes in living costs and taxes.
Federal Parliament Debates Governors Residence Bill
The report covers Melbourne discussions in Parliament with petitioners from the Central Council of Employers of Australia opposing parts of the Australian Industrial Preservation Bill and calls for referral. It records clashes over a Governor General's Residence Bill, tenure terms for states, cost burdens, and opinions on establishing a single or multiple official residences, plus debate on the Kalgoorlie Port Augusta Desert Railway survey and Western Australia prospects.
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Carr
Melbourne
Robinson
Central Council of Employers of Australia
Page
AGE
Minister of Defence
J. Cook
Jos
sLaughter
Bland
Commonwealth
Government House
Parliament House
New South Wales
Conor Wanlit
Wewmouth
Howe
Victoria
M'Williama
Mel Cook
New South Waters
Mr. Wilks
Cook
McDonald
Bent
Generuna
Mc Frerer
W.uAs
Wilks
Fowler W
Weld “Thomson
Xbw
Thom
M Williams
Tas
Reed
Sydney
Kalgoorlie
Port Augusta
Curuthers
Australi
Newau
Wear Australia
Australia
M Lean
John Forrest
Cameron jTas
Kalgoorle
Kaleoskie
Cameron
Australian national steamship line proposed by commission
The report argues for a government controlled mail steamship line to benefit Australian states, with eight 2000 ton vessels costing about £3,000,000. It envisions a 3 percent loan, subsidies, and revenue from mail, freight, and passengers, aiming to employ Australians as officers and crews and to spur immigration and export growth.
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Melbo
Marmora
D. Co
Und Ser
West Australia
Feet
Australia
Bendigo gold discovery statue unveiled in 1951
Premier Benes Jonal unveiled a Bendigo gold discovery statue in Howard Place. The ceremony drew a large crowd with remarks praising Bendigo’s pioneers including Angus Mackey and Thompson Moore. He recalled Bendigo’s 1852 wilderness days and highlighted state gold production data through 1905.
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Endigo
Bendigo
Howard Place
Benes Jonal
M'Leodimmer
Thompson Wee
W. Gurr
Waa
M’gowan
Bentrom
Bent
Angus Mackey
Thompson Moore
Ferna
Mur. Phy
Eee
Tom Mann
Trades’ Hall Party
Douglas Bian
Victoria
Quartaopolis
Jeecker
Jeian
Geelong Hospital Letter Defends Management Amid Criticism
A reader defends the Geelong Hospital committee and superintendent against anonymous attacks. He argues claims of extravagance are unfounded, notes recent salary increases are modest, and cites inspector of charities praise of economical management. He criticizes alleged errors in administration and urges fair treatment of patients.
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Geelong
Benevolent
Council of
Paul
Inspector of Charities
F. T. Ghort
Treswarer
Victoria
UN Tepes
Sein West
Fang Daziams
Urtha Ganleal
Thas Te
Trades and Labor Council debate Phoenix Engine tender
In Ballarat on Friday night the Trades and Labor Council discussed a proposal to build engines at lowport workshops by Phoenix foundry. Officials questioned government subsidies and transport costs, noting Phoenix bids undercut rivals. The council passed a motion opposing displacement of skilled labor to the metropolis and urged locomotives be offered to firms at schedule rates including raw material charges to aid provincial employment.
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Zxophont
Ballarat
Trades and Labor Council
Cher
Lowport
Phoenix Poundry
Hurdsfield
Eni
Richards
Rae Ls Phoeniz
J. Martin
Phoenix
Seaboard
Port Darwin Tragedy Two Men Sent For Trial
Adelaide reports two men Sybory Maxwell Turner and Harry Nolan have been committed for trial on a charge of murdering two aborigines at Block Up Camp near Ret June. Evidence rests on native witnesses. police describe bodies burned on a fire to hide bloodstains after the assault.
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Adelaide
Port Darwin
Sybory Maxwell Turner
Harry Nolan
Block Up
Bam
Witnesere
Gtepa
Arbor Day Observances in Queenscliff and WoCLT Event
Arbor Day was celebrated in Queenscliff with a gathering of the Board of Advice and clergy, followed by trees planted under the headmaster’s direction. Concerns were raised about selecting suitable seaside species. The local WoCLT branch marked its anniversary with an address by Mrs. M Leod of Melbourne, a noted worker for the organisation.
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Queenscliff
Echour
Board of Advice
Queens
Woclt
M*leod
Melbourne
Sod
Unsettled Tepid Weather Mixes With Community Notes
A period of stormy weather brought strong winds and heavy rain, with a low temperature around 865 points. The Mutual Improvement Society met despite the cold with talks on water, nature, influences, telegraphy, and a botanical sketch. Updates cover musketry progress, a changed sawmill ownership, Archor Day at the State school, and building delays at Mountjoy’s stables. A local fisheries run yielded a cargo of travel bolts.
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Saue
Nessie Gwynne
Ja Herbert
Lorae
Miss Gaynor
Fred. Holliday
Mer. Overman
Freddie Wins
Overman
N. Cliesold
Naking Hi
Ineal
Banda
Armistead
Havi
W. A. Mountjoy
Lorne
River Still Rising In District Amid Flood Threats
The river continues to rise as banks overflow in the district. Homes and fields are flooded, with several strong trees and lines of water surrounding the area. Inmates have evacuated to enter quarters as conditions remain bitterly cold but clear.
Supplementary Lists Printed for Division and Barwon District
The supplementary list for the Polwarth Leigh division is printed and copies are free until revision day at every post office and deputy offices. Delegates listed include Lethbridge Carroll Teadtale Feddeesen Bannockburn Rawlings with Hubert Diceron registrar. Barwon Barkarbool division also announces supplementary lists printed with free copies until revision day at offices and deputies including Thomas Harding James Batty John Williams May Griffiths A B McDowall andGeorge Williams registrar at Mount Duneed.
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Polwarth Leigh
Pabowr
Rvision
Thomas Harding
Freshwater Creek
James Batty
Mount Morine
John Williams
Belmont
May Griffiths
Barwon Hirests
A. B. McDowall
Ceres
George Williams
Mount Duneed
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Tariff Commission
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Federal Parliament
the Desert Railway
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Lonsdale
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John Forres
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Wilson
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Geelong Hospital
Harris
Aberaren
Aireet
Mth
Rosiety
Yarra
Newport and Phoenix Workshops
Trades Council
Intyre Bros
Geelong District News
Gueenscliff
NORE
Arnold
Berdeen Street Church
Edward Harris
Geo, Bhaw
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Baloa
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Adambon
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Donningtons
Bonnington
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