Nationalisation Debates Highlight Labor Views on Trusts and Monopolies
A parliamentary debate analyzes federal vs state powers over trusts and monopolies, questioning nationalisation aims and the sugar industry inquiry. Speakers include Labor ministers and critics, with leaders advocating cautious centralization and protection of goodwill in business assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Pews *T
Hughed
Hughes
Carrie
Naval Commission
Sucar
Commissior
Hobart
Commonwealth
Wilson
W. D. Johnson
Theoms Walker
P. Collier
T. Bath
State
Labor Ministry
Howe
Wileam
Ireyth
Fincher
Calier Spedh
Gympie
Tribute to Sir John Forrest Honored by Local Committee
A Thibury committee forms to secure a full poll for Sir John Forrest in tribute to his work for the State. The aim is to honor his public service with a formal act, featuring notable local figures and commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johm
Justlee Committee
Thibury
Job Forrest
Peace Treaty Sealhold Delayed as Servia Greece Refuse
Cablegram reports Servia and Greece jointly refuse to sign the draft peace treaty until Albania’s delimitation and the Aegean Islands’ fate are settled. Allies must later decide final spoils distribution, a move that sparks grave misgivings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Servia
Greece
Albania
Aegean
Warrant Issued for Ex-Secretary on Theft Charge
A state warrant was issued for the arrest of A. Scanlan, former District Secretary of the Tibernian Benevolent Society, on a charge of buying stolen thirty pounds on April 28. Scamlan has been missing since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Satur Jay
Af. A. Scania
Tibernian Benet Society
Scamlan
Another Steamer Wrecked Near Smyrna
Constantinople May 25 Another shipping disaster blamed on automatic gumes reports the steamer Netady sinking after striking two mines and a third explosion following collision avoidance near Smyrna. Of the passengers on board the French warship Brinx saved 80. many lives unconfirmed or believed lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Smyrna
Netady
Premier Clarifies Bank of Military Hall Site Plans
The Premier Mr Scaddan has informed the City Council in writing that the Government never promised the Military Hall site for sale. It was always intended to be exchanged for a municipal Town Fair site and for public use, implying the site cannot be sold.
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Perth
Scaddan
French Conscription Sparks Mutiny at Rodez Barracks
Disturbances erupted at Rodez barracks as Confederation of Labor members sought to incite mutiny and rob ammunition stores. Major Angelby quelled the threat by threatening to shoot anyone attempting to pass gates. Government to prosecute the Confederation of Labor for the outbursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rodez Barracks
Confederation of Labor
Angelby
Bret
Nascy
General Confederation of Labor
Fatal Collision Claims Allan Scott and Injures Family
A driver, Walter Scott, and his wife with two daughters and his mother were in a jinker that capsized near Bairnsdale. Allan Scott, eight, was killed at the scene. Walter Scott suffered serious injuries with a head wound, a broken arm, and a badly cut leg. Mrs. Scott and the daughters were shaken with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bairnsdale
Walter Scott
Jinker
Allan Scott
Mr. Scott
Arumi-Haguey Crufling Match Aims For Australian Championship
Sydney reports a planned crufling match between Arumi Haguey and Jim Piddon for the Australian Championship. The bout will stage at Parramatta with expenses of £140 to be covered by the promoter and gate take to determine costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Anat
Jim Piddon
Tim
Trouble at Newcastle miners strike over screening and pay
Sydney May 26 report says at Burwood Colliery Newcastle the night shift refused to work over screening and weighing disputes. Floods have disrupted railways to Newcastle and Maitland, leaving miners owed about £15000 in wages.
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Sydney
Burwood
Newseatle
Newcastle
Maitland
Kaiser’s Daughter Victoria Louise Marries Prince Ernest of Cumberland
In Berlin yesterday the Kaiser's daughter Princess Victoria Louise wed Prince Ernest of Cumberland in a grand ceremony attended by 1200 guests. The Kaiser spoke of duty and home life before the couple departed for Hubertusstock for their honeymoon aboard the royal party. The wedding presents total about £500,000. The Crar lett for St. Petersburg yesterday evening.
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Berlin
Victoria Louise
Prince Ernest of Cumberland
Exormois
Hubertusstock
St. Petersburg
Young Man Fakes Robbery Tale in Melbourne Gardens
A country visitor named Hamilton Sullivan confessed to detectives that he shot himself in the groin and arm in the Exhibition Gardens to add color to a tale of being held up by an armed footpad and robbed of nearly £100. He lies to evade a £100 land payment and lies hospitalized in Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Exhibition Gardens
Ptay
Hamilton Sullivan
Unfavorable Conditions Mar Football Game
Poor weather marred a season promising match as strong winds and fatigue left both teams playing on the pall. Rovers gained advantage with a series of infringements and minor scores while Stokes and Strachan produced several behinds and misses amid persistent wind and frost.
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Ukmot Breese
Lounda
Tay
Rovers
Paddy
Nec
Stokes
Trady
Strachan
Tha ‘Pall
Whatty Rovers
Ball
Ty Stokes
Stracam
Brirede Cliade Wes Agin
Frostan
F. Kidd
Sint
Imperial Defence Toast at Royal Colonial Institute Dinner
May 25 London. At the Royal Colonial Institutes dinner Earl Grey presided. Lord Sydenham urged Imperial Defence with compulsory service, Mr Peake praised Chamberlain's impulse, and Mr Fisher announced Commonwealth aid to Australian navy with one battleship and three cruisers.
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London
Royal Colonial Institutes
Earl Grey
Lord Sydenham
Imperial Defence
Peake
Joseph Chamberlain
Australia
Alrretly Accanion Arone
Lord Emmott
Dominions
Mr. Fisher
Bettiechip
Brigade Defeats Rovers In Tug-of-War Kaboom Match
The Brigade and Rovers played a rugged game with frequent scrimmages and goals. Brigade led at halftime 6 17 to 2 7, extended pressure in the final quarter, and finished the match with several players standout including Kidd Stokes and Kidd in goal.
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Shepheard
Brigade
Rovers
Ward
Carwardine
Tellow
Nerea Ff
F. Kidd
Serisa
F. Kiddacuta
Mage
Minor
Kim Tfolimes
Mills
Stokjet
Kidd
Bady
Brizade
Stokes
Spehinda
Hart
Lynch
Pwhiy
Tcore
Fietora
Eaton
Htrachan
Pase
Tomes
Mille
F. Klud Vod Jenice
Sere
Puddy
Tetlow
Lynd
Tass
Urady
Muryéy
Sheghoard
Bellways triumph in junior association clash amid wind
The Justor side suffered a heavy defeat as the Bellways dominated the game. Rovers failed to field a full team and wind hindered play. Umpire Ken Dick allowed several breaches. quarter by quarter Railways led before final margins. Earlier Empire Day saw a school team and Boy Scouts draw 3 goals 12 behinds each with Jenner Leach Brede Campbell among standouts for the school and Camtalo Trigg Thomas Jones Powell for the Scouts.
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Justor
Iubs
Bellways
Me Rovers
W. Kendick
Hovers
Railways
Timlways
Rovers
Behinele
Gors Y Behieds
Jenner
Leach
Brede
Campbell
Camtalo
Trigg
Thoma
Jones
Powell
Capricious Carpings and Ridicule in Press Fragments
A fragmented, satirical critique of sensationalism and female portrayal in newspapers. It cites mocking headlines such as The Holeat Gang and The Shrieking Sisterboat, notes editorials on ridicule and propriety, and recalls a quirky anecdote about Captain Hare and a revolver incident.
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Holeat
Ube
Philip Lytton Dramatic Company Presents The Man They Could Not Hang
The Philip Lytton Dramatic Company under Lionel Walsh will stage The Man They Could Not Hang, a story of a wrongfully convicted man. John Lee, 19, was tried at the Fine ter Assizes before Lord Coleridge and Sir T Northcote, sentenced to hang but proved innocent after 23 years. The company tours Geraldton with May shows including The Fatal Wedding and The Mercy of Sherlock Holmes, with ticket prices at 2s. bookings via KE Snell's.
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Phillip Lyttom
Geraldton
Ty Chaude
Murrelly
United Kingdom
John Lee
Lord Coleridge
T. Northcote
Australia
Ife
Sble
Lionel Walsh
Sherlock Holmes
Snell's
Methodist Mission Work in Papua Heard at London Meeting
The Rev G A Burgeas and Papuan native Eroni spoke at a London gathering on Papua mission efforts shared by the Church of England Missionary Society, the London Missionary Society, the Roman Catholic Church, and the Methodist Church of Australasia. An elder Papuan speaker noted changes in locals and recounted Australia travel impressions and a call for more ministers.
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Corpus Christi
iMane
Thane
M O Loey
Ceremonien
St. Patrik
P S McLoughlin
Ileck Brady
Arthur Gray
Flay. Society Asst Banener
Bt. Joseph
M., Ahearn
The
Holy Family
Z. Morrissey
Aloywina
E. Cromsler
Banfuer of
the Sacred
de, Grasver
Futhars Meagher Amd Rogesto
Masers
F. Magiedrecht
I. Pass
W. Bennnett
W. Keeley
College Mall
Binters
Thos
Jane Mfomulay
G. A. Burgeas Ani Eroni
Ad- Hremar
Papua
HM. Filter
Thurgess
Church of England Missionary Hotkery
London Missionary Society
Roman Catholic Church
Methodist Church of
Austratania
New
Alma
Burgées
Durgean
Thay
Australia
Brani
New Gainea
Local Meeting Displays Dressware and Weapons Craft
A meeting featured display items including dress, mats, and carved bowls. Weapons were shown and a lemony artifact drew attention. Attendees praised Mr Murigee and Mr Fuller presided as the motion praised the presenters.
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Hing
Big
Wurgesa
Mat
Uley
OA. T. Davies
J.inhneton
Murigeee
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Phyllis Bardwell
Amoviste
Royst Life Saving Boelaty
Iservia
Hibernian Society
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Mr, Scaddan
the City Counnts
Chamber OF Deputies
Pere la Chaise
M. Barthow
M. Vaillant
Fire Brigade
Laue Bee Beif
Millis
Frank Fyi
Junior Association
Rovers V. Railways
LY Chondeur
Bex Parrlon
Ted Faton
Northampton
Mrs. Ngirn
Dengerra
Eath
Banda
Tony
Hare
Polios
Galleot
Philip Lytton Dramatic Company
Tv Neta
Pitt Saeet
Robur
Methodist
Wolfes
Schnapps
Alston
Acents
Malloch Bros
William Street
Fremantle
Macalpine Queen's Cafe
Agai
Rammar
Sonnent Visita
Am W.A
Macalpine
Telebone
D. J. McGauran
James Moore
Merchaity Melbuurne
Standard Fire Insurance Company
Ofive
Trive’s Mandivan
Dwaher Mireer
Geraidt
E. A. Udy
Goverrtment
Maine Terrace
George Wills Coa Co
Victoria Instance Co
Fotuergill ‘Mil Co
Arabe Sales
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J. Lee
Ose
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Liqthr
Winky
Eve
Poe Reemiinorn
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