Cables and Mixers Urged to Compromise in Miners’ Talks
Lewes October 7 The report urges a temporary compromise by miners and employers to extend talks for three months aiming at a satisfactory agreement. It argues the output decline stems from owners’ stance and notes divisions within the Triple Industrial Alliance may affect miners’ willingness to shift demands.
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Lave
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International notes and Canadian coal rationing reported
October 7 dispatches describe the Soviet and British note exchanges, Canada reintroducing coal rationing under wartime regulations in Ottawa, and ongoing discussions between the United States, Japan, and Europe over treaty status and Japanese ownership rights. The U S government rejects foreign control of a new Pacific cable project and emphasizes amicable settlements with Japan remain uncertain.
Americans on Japan in October Train Tragedy Report
Report from Fokia notes American Association in Teper urging U S government to address a tense issue tied to California relations. Several passengers killed and others injured as mail bags were bulleted and mail removed from the train by workers.
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Soma Wakaews Por
Russian Campaign Update From South Russia Sides
Reports from South Russia say Ukrainian forces have joined with General Whangels and General Jure Bavo to oppose Omar and others. A separate dispatch notes French General Weylanl departing to the front under General Wrungula’s command.
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Trogpa
Queensland Pirates and Taxation Debates Spark Outcry
The Financial Times and Pall Mall Gazette criticize Queensland governance charging it enables robbery under legislation. Theodore argues the state drives investors away and drains public funds while government practices resemble highwayman tactics.
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Textile Industry Boom Amid Labor Woes Reported
London reports show German textile sector expanding despite strikes and raw material costs. High bread prices and wartime turnover push profits with dividends rising 30 to 60 percent. Scandals in cereal markets alleged profit from the Sigere cereal affair noted.
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Dominion Firm in Ireland Tax Roadblock Looms
The document warns that if Ireland concedes, it may refuse 10 underinks per share of the war debt, placing English and Scottish taxpayers in a difficult position. Reports note mutineers shot down in Pyiregred on September 28 amid a siege with 1400 sailors and 13 newly seized guns.
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Transport Workers Federation Leader Warns of Trouble
Sydney reports Mr Wheeler says the federation risked trouble over a push to abolish a water front bureau after refusal of a shipowners conference. He notes a clear mandate to proceed, but warns agitation may flare unless action is halted.
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Wheeler
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Baric Wage Increase For Male Employees
The New South Wales Trade Board today determined a wage rise for male workers of four pence per week above the previous year. The weekly rate becomes fourteen shillings and fourpence, with an hourly rate adjusted accordingly.
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New South Wales
Anti Profiteering Bill Aims to Curb Prices and Profiteering
The Anti Profiteering Bill was introduced for its second reading by the Legislative Assembly. Attorney General McTiernan hailed it as the most comprehensive measure against profiteering ever seen, creating a Profitesting Prevention Court to fix maximum profit margins and regulate distribution of commodities and services. The salrage of butter at 2/9 per lb was noted as a price record. No government action expected on entertainments tax as Senate rejection looms.
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McTiernan
Shipping talks and wheat price queries across states
In the Assembly Premier Mitchell said inquiries were under way in England by a representative of the State Shipping service to secure better north west shipping. The minister noted the Kurnalpi may return to Sharks Bay around late October. The Bamboo coasted and Melbourne Steamship Company could supply a service. Adelaide reports a proposal for a conference on wheat price with NSW Premier Storey urging a meeting by month’s end. other governments to be similarly approached.
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Bee
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Geraldto City Band Concert Promises Week End Show
The Geraldto City Band announces a Friday or Saturday night concert with Mise Bartlett assisting and Bix Low Cartwright to perform viola pieces. Audience members, especially in the gallery, are asked to give quiet attention to the performers. Management thanks patrons and urges strong attendance amid pending railway dividend developments.
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Auction notice for Kip Gunderson moving from Giatriet home
WERT L HAIR forgives situation and lists a vast sale of oak dining tables chairs beds wardrobes dressers bookcases and household furnishings. Auction to take place at 1028 before sale of Mr RUNDERHON'S bungalow residence with verandah and modern conveniences. details via Auctioneer Mrs MMe. Tel Ri.
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First and Second Class Hack Race and Maiden Plate Summary
Historical racing card notes multiple races with handicaps and stakes. Describes First Class Hack Race, Maiden Plate, Publicans Puse, Geraldton Cup and other events with distances from five furlongs to one mile, various acceptances and nominal stakes, and finishing positions or notable horses mentioned.
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Sam
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