Coal dispute hazards and political clashes widen
Sydney reports on the coal dispute with Senator Lynch criticizing owners domination and urging miners to resist, while Newcastle locals repudiate a fall-out policy. Parliamentary figures Baddeley and James face court for alleged insults at a coalfield open air gathering. Melbourne court actions delay Beeby proceedings as coal owners seek writs to block further action in NSW.
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Sydney
Tor Lynch
Newcastle
Maitland
Bret
ALP
E. Ward
Tramways
Scullin
Richmond
Melbourne
N.S
Beeby
Houkard
Justice
Myncay
State Finance Railway Construction Curtailed Sydney
The Floto Treasurer Mr Stevens stated that part of the railway project would be halted or postponed due to financial constraints. He indicated only partial work would resume on the line this week, with no immediate timetable for full completion.
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Sydney
Floto
Mr Stevens
AWE
Cone Peaces
Stevens
Naval Conference Submarine Difficulty at London Plenum
The plenary session on submarines saw Britain and America backing abolition while France and Japan favored retention for defense under international law. Italy leaned toward abolition but kept an open mind. Dominion delegates split with the Anglo American side amid cryptic talk of disagreement. A strict reduction in submarine numbers and outlawing frightfulness appears likely.
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London
Britain
America
France
Japan
Italy
Signor Grandi
Dominion
United States
Man badly gashed in Botany road street fight
Frank Wilkie aged 50 was hit on the head with a bottle during a fierce early morning brawl on Botany road. Mia skull sustained a deep gash requiring eight stitches. Authorities investigated the assault and transported the injured to hospital.
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Sydney
Botany Road
Frank Wilkie
Two Girls Drowned at Narara near Gosford
Sydney report of a drowning tragedy at Narara near Gosford where sisters Devile Gavenlock and Chyllin sank after stepping into shallow water. A heroic boy, Vier Hacombe, saved two others but could not reach the sisters before they drowned. police recovered the bodies later.
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Sydney
Narara
Gosford
Devile Gavenlock
Chyllin
Giris
Vier Hacombe
Ani
Pouce
Mystery Surrounds Body Found in Melbourne Suitcase
Melbourne authorities report a deceased person discovered inside a suitcase with the label maker’s name L. White. Details are unclear as investigators trace the chain from Mercourne and a broken neck cause is suggested, with the case bearing initials found on workwear.
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Mercourne
Melourne
Coline
Bt Fame
L. White
Jurors Tempted Bribes Offered in Adelaide Court
In Adelaide during the criminal court session jurors reported approaches offering bribes by persons linked to accused defendants. The matter is under investigation as the Attorney General considers affidavits to determine possible prosecutions. One juryman allegedly faced two separate case approaches.
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Adelaide
Criminal Court
Tt Io
Mine Fatality at Glebe Near Newcastle
Guy Fleming aged 60 died after being crushed by a derailed shaft at Glebe colliery near Newcastle. He disappeared into an old shaft while walking with a friend and was later found with a fractured left arm and several ribs. He died hours after admission to hospital.
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Sydney
Guy Fleming
Glebe
Newcastle
No Discrimination Claim by Prime Minister on Tariffs
The Prime Minister told the Foreign Journalists Association that Australia faces tariffs from foreign nations with no discrimination in its policy. He warned that retaliatory penalties would hit those countries, impacting international trade and Australia's exports.
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Sydney
Selim
Associator
Australan Rade
Heald
Beimg Jey
Man killed suspected robbery near Flinders Street Station
Melbourne police report a man named Francis John Chambers found unconscious on the railway line by Flinders Street on Saturday died in Melbourne Hospital. He is believed to have been poisoned and robbed after leaving home with £75, later missing.
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Melbourne
Francis John Chambers
Flinders Street
Chambers
Tim
Chicago Famine Desperate Conditions Amid Relief Clash
In Chicago a standoff between Mayor Thompson and the Citizen's Relief Committee eased as officials agreed to consult for relief. The Country Board opened West Polk street charity stores to thousands of workers facing starvation, with supplies doled out to those with orders signed by department heads. Each allotment capped at 25 dollars at first call.
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Chicago
Thompson
Citizen's Reclef
Country Board
West Polk Street
No Confidence In Federal Cabinet Agreed At ALP Conference
The Metropole Provincial ALP conference adopted a report backing the federal cabinet, urging mine commandeering and court passes reclaiming while proposing wage support for unemployed miners. Theodore and Bey urged waterfront action. miners called for restraint amid ongoing federal talks.
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Bydney
Metropolav
ALT
Yexterday
Mr. Theodore
Bey
Theodore
Bavin
Australia
Slakeley
Australia Faces Unsound Tourism Balance Says Commissioner
Chief Railway Commissioner Mr Cleary urged the National Travel Association that Australia risks a distorted tourist balance as Australians spend abroad on sightseeing about four times as much as foreign visitors spend here. He warned the idea is economically unsound and called for steps to balance the ledger. He noted overseas misperceptions about Australia and asked for a more balanced view to sustain national tourism.
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Sydney
W Oj) Cleary
Australi Naonal Travel Association
Australia
Aus
Wisifark
Cleary
Steamer Muenclvet Burns On Hudson River Arrival
A North German Lloyd liner named Muenclvet was burned shortly after arriving from Bremerhaven. The ship and cargo are valued at about six million dollars, with three firemen missing and seven injured. A crew member is suspected of causing the blaze by spontaneous combustion in nitrate sacks.
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New York
Muenclvet
Suentbiedler
Hudson River
Breunep
Cabinet Dismissal Sparks Railways Dissension
Rumours of Cabinet rifts grow after the dismissal of De Bradfield by Railway Commissioners. The Works Minister Buttenshaw reportedly threatened to resign. The Monday decision limits Brittenhoan’s ministerial control of the Railway Department, reducing work for Mitchell as Director General of Public Works.
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de Bradfinld
Via
Ula
Miiister
Wnod Atailways
EA. Buttenshawla
Britemhoan
Lae
Mitchell
Pubic Works
Inquest Opens Into Warren Railway Smash Victims
The inquest at Penrith opened into the Warren rail disaster of January 27, naming Harry St. Io 40, driver, and Edward Fitchll Smith, fireman, as the killed. The executor testified he witnessed the scene and offered sympathy to those bereaved by the tragedy.
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SY Sey
Penrith
Warren
Harry St. Io
Edward Fitchll Smith
Hoe
Australian Flight Attaches Kiwi Airmen from Marseille to Pisa
The New Zealand airmen Piper and Kave arrived in Marseille safely on Tuesday and then departed for Pisa after refueling or rest.
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Marseilles
New Zealand
Piper
Kave
Pisa
Canberra’s Grounding Leads to Court Martial of Officers
Navy records show Captain G. L. Massey and the ship’s navigating officer were court-martialled and reprimanded after A.M. 8 Canberra ran aground at Broome. The Naval Board secretary says the findings carry only a disciplinary mark on the officers’ records.
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Melbourne
Canberra
Broome
G. L. Massey
Secretary of the Naval Board
Ryder Omission a Great Blow to Team Manager
Melbourne report quotes W L Kelly manager of the Australian eleven saying Ryder's omission from the team was one of the greatest blows he had ever received. He expressed confidence in Woodall and other team members despite the setback during a social function in his honor.
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Melbourne
W. L. Kelly
Australan Eleven
Ryder
Woodall
Woman Arrested After Fork Attack on George Lewis
George Lewis was admitted to St Vincents hospital with severe wounds to the arm from a table fork attack. Police arrested a woman who was charged with assault in connection with the incident.
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Sydney
George Lewis
St Vincents Hospital
Womaan Waa
Air Liner Crash Kills Honeymooners in France
A French air liner crash during an emergency landing at Marden left two dead, including Mr A Hogan and his wife married last week at Sheerness, plus three injured. Pilot thrown clear, hero eye witness Carson leapt to save the pilot and two mechanics. aircraft burst into flames as it touched snow.
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London
Marden
A. Hogan
Sheerness
Bern
Paris
Hodge
Royal Navy
New Zealand
Dunedin
Shepley
Ames
Sugh Carson
Weather forecast for Sydney shows warm to hot, scattered rain and storms
The forecast for tomorrow predicts warm to hot and sultry conditions with scattered rain and thunderstorms in southern areas likely spreading to central and northern districts. Northerly winds will be fresh and squally along the coast, easing inland toward the southern border, with southerly changes expected.
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Sydney
Sporting Rosebery Fonies Results At Rosebery Meet
Racing card from Rosebery today shows a 14 to 0 handicap with four furlongs. Annandale won first place in the first division with The Gag second and Little Girlie third. Second division winner Dubs led My dts and Anite Mimner. In the flying handicap first division Mo ad le King Celestial Simple Snow and Winner 6 to 1. Second division saw The Hare and Monk tie for second with Gan Malt third. Winner 7 to.
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Sydney
Oao
Rosebery
Annandale
Gag
Little Girlie
Dubs
My Dts
Anite Mimner
Investigation into Carburettor Imports in Australia
The Acting Minister for Customs ordered a board inquiry into how raising the import duty on carburettors would affect the motor industry. Allegations claimed the tariff was inflated to favor a single manufacturer. roughly 100,000 carburettors enter Australia annually in engines, hulls, and other machinery.
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Melbourne
Twilit Board
Australia
Enginus Hinssig
Trietors
and &O Ac
Market Prices and Auctions Report from Sussex Street
Prices listed for potatoes onions and other staples at Sussex Street with tasmanian Victorian quotes. Coldsbrough Mort and Co offered 5769 bales at auction while Japan France Belgium Bradford buyers dominated. Homebush sheep sale saw 34,700 penned with prime stock scarce and firm. 2300 cattle yarded with fair quality.
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WJOL
Coldsbrough Mort and Ga, Ltd
Japan
France
Belgium
Bradford
Strane
Moreee Berry
Tamvomit
William Foden
Whittingham
A. Birchall
Mudgee
Thomas Walker
Warialda
Mid
Bromfield
Limbrind
M. Hall
Wilewtrer
A. Duncombe
Nunddle
Unusual Damask and Linen Sale Offers Various Fabrics
Readable notice details discounted damask cloths and table linens plus samples of runners covers cushion covers and duchess sets. Includes heavy linen ticking wide damask table cloths and unbleached Turk towels with borders. Also advertises sale pricing on heavy white towels and special sheetings with limited stock and time-limited discounts.
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Blue Axminster
Turkey
John Brown
Jon Draws
Lisbergles
Mewouske
Naval Conference
Cologne
Johann Kirchner
Rhine
Miother
Fel
P.M
A.L.P. Conference
Labor
Inquest
Australian Flight
Rosebery Fonies
Ae Sussex Street
Busecx Street
Lucerne
Large
Uni
Tod Ay
Cansdell’s
Cansdell
Wim Af
Sale
TLE
Eave
Inverellion
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