CABLES IN IRISH TROUBLES SHADOW COAL CRISIS DEBATE
Report on Labour leaders and miners' secretary criticism amid coal crisis discussions in Parliament. A.J. Cook is called unbalanced, with Derbyshire miners' official defending him while Trade Unionists face internal debate over safety and concessions to strikers.
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Couton
Doncaster
Tedey
London
A.J Cook
Thomas Byeneer
Derbyshire
Dawer
Mpaneer
Opemini
Garden
Burgeos'R Advice To Employers In Fact Fodder London
A garbled London article on June 2 recounts advice to employers about workers and production. It references Forefathers, a Sunday gathering, and questions about labor discipline and imagination in labor practices. The text contains numerous misspellings and fragmented phrases.
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London
Jie
Harry Bruce-Porter
Sibel
Referendum on German Rulers Property Seeks No Compensation
The vote in Berlin and major cities shows 19,500,000 required to pass. the Princes' proposal failed by 4.5 million, with 35 percent turnout. President's city Hanover remained quiet as nationwide calls to abstain influenced the outcome. no cabinet ministers voted. Minor disturbances limited to Berlin and elsewhere.
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Berlin
Hanover
Express Wreck Near Paris Kills Six. Dozens Hurt
A Bordeaux express derailed at high speed and plunged into an embankment wreckage scatters luggage and telegraph equipment. Six people die and 36 are injured in the crash.
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Paris
Que Habe
Conference in Melbourne Fights Per Capita Payments Plan
Five states attend a Premiers conference in Melbourne to oppose the proposed abolition of per capita payments. Australia and New South Wales participate while New South Wales cannot send a delegate. a telegram from Premier Colby Fier signals full cooperation in resisting the Federal Government's measure. Mr Long of New Boathates is to be invited to speak.
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Diara Sume
Melbourne
Wouters Australia
B. Colby Fier
Long
New Boath
Ates
Premier Gunn Faces Federal Budget Proposals Debate
Adelaide June 21. Interviewed today Premier J. Gunn of South Australis stated concern over the capital payment and the state fiscal machinery. He also noted opposition from Queensland’s Mr. Mullan to the Federal Government’s proposals.
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Adelaide
Jane
J. Gunn
South Australis
J. ‘Mullan
Queensland Atsorey
Treasurer’s Attitude Criticised In Wartime Funding Debate
The report notes a government stance on war debt and surplus use. Premier Seting is cited as opposing quick repayment and suggesting surplus should cover debt rather than be paid out to states. The piece includes a quip about Irish and Highlander drinking feats in a related paraphrase.
Inquest Next Week for Western Australia Police Deaths
Telegrams from Perth report the inquest into the deaths of two police officers is expected to begin Monday morning. A jury of three will hear the case with Mr. J. E. Geary presiding. Arthur G. Haynes is to represent the accused while the Crown case will be led by Mr. Hubert Parker.
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Perth
T Ie
Inspector Walsham
Pitman
Coroper
Mir
J. E. Geary
Weeks Ag
Arthur G. Haynes
HT. Staple
Boulder
I White
Hubert Parker
Shipping delays loom for coal cargoes to ports
A fragmentary report details coal shipments to Melbourne Adelaide and Fremantle with delays at sea. It notes weekly vessels including the Dimboola and Katoomba and mentions timber, ships, and port arrivals. The text references various firms and routes but is difficult to fully parse due to garbled OCR.
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Rome
Melbourne
Adelaide
Fremantle
Mises Barns Philp and Co
The Coal Settlement Averted Mine Resumption Hitch
A hitch delayed planned mine reopenings as surveyed, centering on one pit in the Gehl district. Owners, led by Mr C M M'Donald, demand a compulsory conference and joint resumption while miners insist on working under agreed terms. Awaiting afternoon settlement.
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Murtherm Gehl
C. M. M'Donnald
Worthers
M’donald
Warehouse blaze causes heavy losses at Adelaide factory
Fire in a South Australia facility damaged Wig blue goods at a Southwark stationery works. Estimated damage about £40,060 with 150 workers affected. Cause not yet known and investigation pending.
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Wige
Southwark
Fire destroys Mechanics Institute theater in Maine
Fire at the Mechanics Institute theater in Maine completely destroyed the building. Damage is estimated at £26,000 with £4,000 in scenery and belongings. Police suspect incendiary action, with a man named as a possible motive or suspect.
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Jemourne
Sana
the Mechanics Institute
Frelons
Wna
Klimmey
Maine
Allen Witkie Theatrien? Co
Trouble at Darwin delays Marion Sleigh voyage to Alligator River
Darwin reports the coastal steamer Marion Sleigh has not left on its first trip to Alligator, Roper, and Borroloola. Passengers including locals boarded around 11 am as crew dispute a two year wage award tied to British terms and expected benefits for Roper River and Borroloola settlers.
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Darwin
Serviee Ateamer
Marion
Roper River
Borrolosia
Jockey Disqualified Over Charged Battery Incident
A jockey at the Chrl voukam races faced lifetime suspension after stewards found him in possession of a fully charged battery. J Alalwone was dismounted and escorted to the stewards room as a charged battery was found on him. The trainer of Why wpa was exonerated. Malwone claimed not to know he had the battery.
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Pomensian
Electri Battery
J. Alalwone
Whywpa
Alalwone
W. Ferry
Victoria Park
Malwone
Whyalps
B. Matson
Matzon
Melwone
Adelaide
Ile
Western Australia
Quarrel Between Leaders at Seamen’s Union Meetings
Violent altercations erupted at Seamen's Union meetings in New South Wales as Tom Walsh and Jacob Johnson clashed. The committee seized documents and altered access to keys, while Johnson claimed he had left the keys elsewhere. A plan to table all materials for discussion was proposed, with both sides urged to share records with the opposing side.
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Sydney
Seamen's Union
Sime
Tom Walsh
Jacob Johnson
Johnson
Ehortsh
Wishwa
Healex
Walsh
Thia Johns
Johmeon
Australians Start Strong in England Test Tour
In London the Australian team opened with a solid lead in the England match. Lancashire struggled early but Fielding by Mackartemley and Hollows led Australia to a total of 3 wickets after a brisk innings. Macartney bowled well with three wickets as England’s batting faltered in the later stages.
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Australia
London
Juan
Marchester
Om Hatunlay
Lancashire
Tound Marley
Totel
Hallows
Sime
Austrelia
Inter Macarteey
Hichanson
Government plans expansion drive boosts Fremantle industry
In Melbourne discussions with Minister for Works and Imperial Development Scheme officials outlined measures to grow secondary industries. Planned investments include £200,000 at North Fremantle, £60,000 at Fremantle, and plant acquisitions by Hy. McKay Co and Mephan Ferguson Co. to expand local employment across Fremantle and Bunbury areas.
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Heato Uniber
A. Ie Cullum
Coerees Lavertain
Mary Am Development Wi
Gover
Melbourne
Angin
Hy. M'Kay Co
Mephan Ferguson Co
Maytamds
Brokee Hill
Fremantle
Latham Denounces Industrial Arbitration Proposals
Mr. Latham arrived in Sydney on the express from Bourne and condemned current arbitration as wasteful. He argued four proposals fail in the present system, citing burdens on industry and duplicative awards. He urged Parliament to determine the constitution of industrial authorities.
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Latham
Sydney
Jurimiieum
Fem Tetewe
Ronnot
Burglars Use Cutter to Loot Sydney Bank Safe
A gang used a giant tin opener like tool to cut open the Oxford Street branch of the Australian Bank of Commerce. They looted silver and copper and damaged the door, leaving behind tools. The safe held £7000. investigators say similar methods were used at Coburg in May. Police search for the Melbourne gang continues.
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Oxford Street
Australian Bank of Commerce
Commercial Bank
Coburg
Gamg
Melbourne
Farle
Woten
Pate and Welter Event Highlights at Mob Club Meeting
Early spring items note a Welter race where Bronzine fell and two horses jumped over him. True Moon Chinigim Way and Boy man competed in Geraldtow ing, with participants starting in the Trint Stakes at Belmont Park Club. Large field, but several finishers were out of the running.
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Hatar- Hay
True Moon
Chinigim Way
Boyman
Belmont Park Club
Amulet Prompts Fatal Superstitions at Egyptian Exhibit
A Sydney Guardian report recounts a visitor’s death tied to a cursed amulet shown with Egyptian artifacts. Mr. W. W. Thorpe recalls fear and superstition spreading among museum visitors after handling the relic.
Curious golf clash at Bt Andrews fascinates crowds
Report from Bt Andrews describes a rare incident in a foursomes where two balls collide near the sixteenth green amid bunker play. One ball falls short while the other drops beyond, both about five yards from the hole, marking an unusual golf moment observed by Army Golfing Bariety members.
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Andrews
Alwat
Mdair
Polar bear and timber wolf fight to death in menagerie
A polar bear and a Camadin timber wolf battled in a wildlife enclosure at a London area menagerie for five years and then killed each other in a brutal death grip. The bear severed the wolf’s spine before dying. keepers rushed in as spectators fled. The exhibit’s opening event is announced for Friday July 2 at 2:39 pm with a note from officials requesting attendance.
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Weengerie
Haffron Wakles
Ulf
Wwf
Morcy and Mud Melange Show At One Night Thur Late
A garbled item advertises a one night screening titled Morcy and Mud Melange of Gairty Girls with a crowding cast including Vera Beyssids Lillian Rich and Warner Baxter. It notes a Cecil B de Mille photoplay and glamorous gowns at a Cand y Hall setting with a sensational tone. Also invites tenders for a three year lease of a billiard room at a local hotel and furniture valuation. Globe Brewery Geraldton.
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Cecil B. de Mille
Cecil B de Miller
HE Golder
Wile
Becks
Vera Beyssids
Lillian ‘Rich
Warner Baxter
Tisedere Kos
Talis Faye
Georgeous
Parkins
de Mills
Billiand
Gerabitoa
Sissidentel
Sre
Saly
Heke Geemeny
Ste Temders Elese Moos
Thusklay
Globe Brewery, Limited
Geraldton
EMere Smith Co Limited Seeks Taetding Action
EMere Smith and Company Limited report receipt of instructions from owners to pursue taetding action. The notice outlines a compliance step and expected timelines for response.
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Emere, Smith & Co, Limite
Elfte
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BLPIR
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Auctiioners
Gerald
Stewart’s Whisky
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