Miners Clash Over Subsidy Talks Attend Rally
Landen May 30 file reports a tense midnight deadline on a proposed subsidy for the coal industry with no escape seen. A large demonstration at the work mall last night featured Mr Cook declaring workers will not surrender positions or wages, warning victory will be costly for the government. Reports say miners return to work as tensions persist in North Warwick.
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Cook
Bably
Conméns i Tueolny
Warwick
Revolution in Portugal Surges as Army Revolt Spreads
London dispatch reports that a revolutionary movement in Portugal has gained momentum as Liste aml Querto troops joined the insurrection. The government, under Ereder, is facing a broadest upheaval with rapid spread through key regions. Details are still unfolding as authorities seek to restore order.
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Londom
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Liste Aml
Vortugems
Portuguese revolt leader to form cabinet in Lisbon
An official from Lisbon announces that the President has tasked Commander Mendes Cabecadas, the leader of the revolutionary forces, with forming a cabinet. Cabecadas has accepted the assignment amid the ongoing military upheaval in Portugal.
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Nurse girl charged in pins in baby's stomach case
Paris police report a 1-year-old infant found with pins and needles inside its stomach. A 17-year-old nurse girl confessed to causing the injuries as revenge against her employers. The case, dated May 30, remains under investigation.
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Departure of Mr Vass Led Geraldton Co operative Meet
At the Geraldton and District Co operative Society premises a turnout of about thirty shareholders and well wishers gathered to honor retiring manager Mr Vass. A Heritage representative spoke for the Travellers and other members paid tribute. Mr Vass expressed gratitude and hope for the society’s continued success as he prepared to depart after four and a half years. A later Druids Hall gathering included speeches praising his service and a traveling case presented in appreciation. Weather outlook notes unsettled rain with gusty winds across western districts.
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Unlawful possession charge fines Fremantle police constable
Perth May 31 A Fremantle Police Court case found Jobe Arthur Woodsow a 25 year old police constable guilty of unlawful possession of a racquet. Crown Prosecutor urged consideration of breach of trust as merchants reported robberies in Fremantle. A fine of 10 pounds plus costs was imposed with a month to pay.
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State May finances show revenue and surplus figures
May financial returns show revenue of 751877 and expenditure 737414 leaving a surplus of 14004. Personnel announced for the Maim Hoods Board include Timlale Anketeil and Debiin, all civil servants, with mention of South Wales. Members of the Metal Trade Unions resumed work today.
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Perth
James
A. McCallum
Maim Hoods’ Board
Delegates Meet on Engine Drivers Strike Policy
The Miners Delegates Board will hold meetings tomorrow to discuss the Engine Drivers strike. Federal officials may face reprimand for support shown to strike leaders as the rank and file press for immediate termination of the dispute.
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Esters
Men Back at Work After Short Break at Sydney Steelworks
Sydney report says workers returned to duties after a 44 hour strike ended. A committee will hear further reports from delegates at Brokes Hill Proprietary steelworks where employees had been discharged for refusing to work four hours.
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Watson Charged With Murder Of Daughter In March Case
Alfred Thomas Watson a former schoolmaster in Kingwwoal Penrith was charged at the Criminal Court with the murder of his daughter Ada Marian Watson 22 on March 17. The Crown Prosecutor outlined that due to ill health Watson feared he would be dismissed and planned the killing, striking Ada with a hammer after a heated dispute. She survived initial blows but died later in hospital. Watson was acquitted of the charge of insanity and ordered detained during pleasure. The court heard witnesses with noted emotion at the verdict.
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Appeals Allowed In Abortion Conviction Reversals In Adelaide
In Adelaide on May 31 Sir George Murray and Justices Poole allowed appeals by Mrs Ellen Brown and William Teague Webbe against long sentences for alleged abortion. The court ordered a possible new trial as the conivation and procedure were under review while Napier recovers from illness at the Weihe Pull Court.
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George Murray
Poole
Ellen Brown
William Teague Webbe
Jo View Napier
Inducuza
Bogus Adelaide Advertises Jobs for 1500 Men
On May 31 in Adelaide 1500 men answered a fake ad for 45 labourers for the Adelaide Steamship Company. Offices were closed but the firm denied the advertisement. Men later searched the streets for work near the council, with reports of many sleeping rough in parks.
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Adelaide Steamship Company
Adelaide
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Trad
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Reform to Court Advocates Debated at Melbourne Meeting
Delegates from every state in the Commonwealth discuss a new 6 hour work week proposal and funding for a qualified advocate as part of reconstituted Arbitration Court. Proposals aim to test arbitration reforms and consider payments of about £200 for legal representation to industrial labor interests, with expectations of agreement.
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Melbourne
Evry
Commonwealth
Yalgaa Winter Meeting Yalgaa Cup headline race win
Saturday drew strong attendance for the second day of the Yalgaa Winter Meeting with competitive racing. Early Byring clinched the Yalgaa Cup at one and a quarter miles after a strong finish. other races featured closely contested sprints and handicaps with several notable performances and bets recorded.
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Able
Australians Hit Heavy Score Against Middlesex in Long Innings
Australia posted 481 in their innings as Andrews and other barring batsmen built a strong total at Lord Met. Hearne and Stevens provided late resistance for Middlesex with notable partnerships but fell short as Australia dominated bowling by Grimmett and Haig.
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KTRONG TEAM SELECTED FOR NORTH OF ENGLAND
London May 29 reporters announce the North of England cricket team to face Australia at Birmingham on June 2. Captains and players from Notts Yorks Lancashire Warwickshire Leicestershire Worcestershire are named, including Jupp Northoats Hist mot Matcliffe Hallows Watsus Hmith Whyrall til Larwoal Henry Root Parsons and Warwickshire.
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Trial game lineups for Kagian team match in Lawton
The article lists players for Kagian and a Heet squad led by captain P. G. W. Fender. It notes a June 2nd match after an Australia v North of England event, with wicketkeeper H. Larwool among those welcomed.
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Australians dominate slow bowled innings in tour match
Tendon notes from May 29 report that Australians fielded solidly and effectively while bowler waves Bowed intensified. Colonel Philip Trevor praises Andrews for his display at the tour, except Macartney's MCC innings. Collins and Bardsley end slumps with improved scores amid steady Australian form.
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Northward spaces blamed for disturbing population growth
The text describes concerns over the "empty spaces of the north" and a mob of agents targeting Kinder- Jews for a rise in birthrate. It mentions importations of goats and alleged exploitation by farmers and officials, with references to government departments and a CLD. The language is fragmentary and historical in tone, reflecting anxieties about population and demographic manipulation.
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Kamoux Maille
Fleeting Racing Mishap Highlights Steeplechase Trial
Fort field reports a curious accident as the apprentice jockey named Keke, while galloping at pace, collided with a fence and fell onto the steeplechase track. He escaped serious harm though his skin was abraded and a foot injury feared, drawing concern from onlookers.
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