Miners Leader Sees Coal Dispute Risk Spread
Miners leader warns the coal dispute could widen as peace efforts appear to advance on Sino Russian borders. Reports from Shanghat indicate rising tensions with martial law in the region and reinstatement of railway workers. Negotiations between China and Russia are planned for late January in Moscow alongside discussions on critical coal shipments and strategic rail moves valued at substantial sums.
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Shanghat
Chines
Harbin Wa Manchull
Ib Uelng
Moscow
Dion
Angly
Priday
Rubey
Banseit
Federal
Aa Raleisan
Venerableot
Expieenus
GA Lateran
Mr. Browne
Rothbury
Wartal
Trate
Trasixton
Newcastle
Railway Department
Trucks derailed near Anving after wheat freight crash
A derailment damaged the permanent way near Anving with ten wagons of wheat spattered along the line. No injuries reported as trucks derailed but no vehicles overturned. Cause attributed to broken bridge beam on the line.
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Gowan
Daily Markets Report from Sydney Trading Floor
Sydney markets report prices and demand across grains butter and livestock. The bulletin notes heavy demand for trimmed watered stock, with prices for wheat and lambs fluctuating and broker activity in several districts including Bundarra and Winchcombe.
Tariff and Truce in Melbourne Amid Trade Talks
Reports from London indicate tariff policy discussions continue while trade figures wobble. Wheat cargoes show little change as buyers delay purchases due to Russian business concerns. Western Australia exports move toward Bombay, with London futures dipping and market quotes uneven.
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London
Inverell Linesman Seriously Injured in Fall
A linesman working on a telegraph pole yesterday slipped from a picket and was impaled by a pointed stake. He suffered crushing injuries to the abdomen and was transported in critical condition to Inverell District Hospital. Doctors hope for his recovery but described his condition as grave.
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Feuer
Hemme
Oise
Henman
Luis Morte
Constitution Referendum Doubt in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Friday a referendum for amending the Constitution to broaden Commonwealth powers was discussed. The Prime Minister and Cabinet faced questions about expanding industrial payers support and the potential outcomes of Cabinet decisions. The report notes uncertainty about whether the referendum would occur and how it would be carried forward.
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Melbourne
Alhough
Stowaways Arrested on Conspiracy Charges in Fremantle
Stowaways were arrested in Perth and Fremantle on charges of conspiracy to obtain food and blankets. Richard Marston, 86, a commission agent, appeared in court with a woman co‑accused, while another man, Jagex Hughes, faced related counts. The proceeding involved warrants and objections to evidence as magistrates considered the case.
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Perth
Trauy
Richard Marstioh
Commission Agen
Fremantle
Womalt
Tim. Laaler
Canurt
Haery Law
Atip
Eteward
W. Oma
JC Var
Wud
Manden
Tariff Discrimination and Government Sympathetic Plans
Melbourne report quotes Prime Minister Scullin saying the government will sympathetically consider tariff discrimination requests if they prove beneficial to industry. He cautions against artificial protection and emphasizes competing by modern methods of production.
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Melbourne
Priday
Scullin
Miners attacked as violence erupts near Newcantle field
Reports describe two miners attacked. clothes torn and burnt. a large blaze at a pit head in the Newcantle field area near Waylight. No demonstrations occurred. several men faced fear and dispersal, with injuries reported. Authorities and noble figures urge restraint and call for peace.
Sheepskins Embargo Sparks Global Protest
Australian pastoralists oppose a blanket embargo on sheep products as Glaxiers press export restrictions amid a heated public debate in Sydney and Merida. The movement draws support from farmers and trade groups seeking to preserve livestock trade and rural livelihoods.
Anzac Memorial Site Faced Objection at Ryde Park
At a meeting in Passininerit loupe members of the Legislative Council and the National Council of Women objected to using Ryde Park for the Anzac War Memorial. They noted the site had been prepared, a bronze statue chosen, and additional funds were available.
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Ryde Park
Passininerit Loupe
Rational Council of Women
Walked for Week With Broken Neck
A young man was admitted to Sydney hospital after walking for a week with a broken neck in two places. He was found by authorities and received treatment at the hospital.
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Sydney
1Hidney Hospital
Angry Breadcarters Seize Minute Books at Union Meeting
Unclear report describes chaos at a Trades Hall gathering of the Broadcarters Union where minute books were allegedly hidden and later seized. The incident spurred a scuffle and police recovered the documents behind a door at a residence after a wild scene.
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Sydney
Broadcarters” Union
Win Goulbrrs Street
Samoan Trouble Sparks Fractured Meeting Invite
In a clash involving Samoan group members of tt Mui they refused to meet Lye Adminitrae tar. The dispute led to tension as a letter exchange and acrimonious exchanges followed, signaling continued strain within the community. The incident highlights ongoing leadership and requests for dialogue amid mounting frustration.
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Sydnex
Tt Mui
Lye Adminitraetar
Volunteer arms drive aims to boost recruitment drive
A garbled wartime dispatch indicates a voluntary recruiting campaign with mentions of General Dodds and a planned appeal within weeks. It notes enrolment of additional personnel into regiments and references Defence authorities seeking urgent economic measures while defending security priorities.
Shield cricket Sydney report of match and bowling figures
The match details show scoring and key bowlers including Grimmett taking 163, White 106, and Wall 14 in a Melbourne incident. Specific dismissals include Frereil and Grimmett bowling figures noted, with references to NSW batting and local players like Hosker and Chilvers.
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Sydney
Escate
NSW Ise
Innet Allropp
Ruchardwan
Grimniett Age Frereil
Whitfield
Hosker
Chilvers
Magic & Criminal
Wall L
Grimmett
White
Bogus Doctor Fined 82 Pounds in Court
Sydney court records show a man named Manly Palle convicted of medical fraud. He claimed to be a qualified doctor from England and offered services and lodging, with the court fining him £82 for the offences.
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Sydney
Miiany
Manly Palle
Tin Derry
Pimaaif
Ave Fle
Imedicwl
England
Forecast for tomorrow with scattered showers inland
The forecast notes further showers in parts of the central north coast and southern change. Winds shift from the southwest as a cold front moves through the southern and coal districts. Showers continue with more unsettled conditions spreading later in the week.
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Bydney
North Coast
Fire at Werris Creek Destroys Main Street Buildings
A fire at Werris Creek early this morning destroyed buildings on the main business street. Estimated damage about 6000 pounds with roughly one third insured. The blaze began at about dawn, causing widespread damage to several properties.
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Werris Cheek
Prin
Sertoux
Wertis
Yad
Woman Aims to Beat Air Record With New Plane
A report notes Amy Stomson, 22, planning to challenge Hinkler in London by attempting a record flight to Australia. She has no definite plan yet, awaiting a new light aircraft’s completion after a 70 hour town flight.
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London
Amy Stomson
Air Ministry
Lcense
Mink Jer
Ausire
Youth Drowns During Swimming Lesson Incident
The youth Thony William Pyeai drowned while giving a swimming lesson in Sydney. The event occurred in the basin area involving Hartley Yate and others, with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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Sydney
William Pyeai
Czeck
Hartley Yate
Latest Billiards Scores and Rugby League Extra Test
London reports latest billiards scores with Lindrum and Leigh among players and mentions an extra test in rugby league approved by the Aui ruling. The piece notes January 15 events in London Rochdale and outlines miner strikes with mass picketing planned from January 10 to 7, including a march to Rothbury.
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London
Tira
Billiars
Lindrum
Leigh
Biss Smith
McConachy
Rugby League
Aui
Rochdale
Saymiver
Il Minimrs
Vediger
Newcastle
Rothbury
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