Shipowners Threaten to Tie Up Coastal Steamers
Coastal shipowners threaten to suspend coastal steamers after the Cooks Union decision to penalise nonparticipants. Newcastle wharf workers report a steamer marked black in defiance of union instructions. The Barwon management issue is being reviewed by Mr Todehope of the Marine Cooks Union.
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Sydney
Wedncesday
Cooks’ Union
Newcastle
Rowana
Melbourne
Barwon
Todehope
Mer Retley
Marine Cooks Talon
Offer Details Incomplete And Vague
The fragment suggests items offered at a price but contains errors and unclear terms. It mentions black color and pricing hints but lacks concrete product names, quantities, dates, or seller information to form a coherent summary.
Burge's offers affordable winter coats with fur trims
Attractive velour coats and matching outfits in navy beige and brown are advertised at Burge's with prices from 30s to 72s 6d. Featured items include fox fur trimmed collars, pleated styles, and Velour coats for ladies girls and small boys, all marketed as good value.
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Tyee
Burges
Burge
Burge's
Fall From Train Ends in Unknown Man’s Death at Drummoyne
A man fell from a tram at Drummoyne this morning and died shortly after. He reportedly jumped onto the foothold, lost his grip, and struck his head on a mud and concrete road, receiving a fractured skull.
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Sydney
Drummoyne
Talmain Warapoe Te
Voted Too Often. A Humorous Defence. Perth Report
William Paddbury, a well known pastoralist, was fined £20 in the city police court for voting more than once in at least two electorates in the recent Legislative Council elections. The defence blamed absent mindedness, but the magistrate noted the case showed extreme absent mindedness.
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Perth
William Paddbury
Ity
Legislative Council
Television by wireless debated in Melbourne
The Postmaster-General said that wireless broadcasting of moving pictures remains experimental but government reserves the right to television transmission when practicable.
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Melbourne
Walnut Shell Causes Child Death in Melbourne Hospital
Clifford Samson aged 18 months died at Children's Hospital after swallowing a piece of walnut shell that became jammed in his throat despite doctors efforts. The incident occurred in Melbourne on a Wednesday with hospital authorities investigating the case.
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Melbourne
Clifford Samson
Children's Hospital
By-Election in Lang-Speaks Shows Lobar Party Strength
Mr Lani Bader of Mie Stare Ope rarition trails in the Marin by election results. The outcome signals a setback to Nationali and Itawe in their strongholds and demonstrates the solidarity and growth of the Lobar party.
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Sydney
Lani Bader
Mie Stare Operarition
Vleelares
Marin
Nationali
The Perth Theft Grabbing from Palace Hotel
A daring theft occurred at the Palace Hotel where a thief entered the office and seized 80 in notes and checks from a desk. His escape prompted a chase through the street and an eventual capture after a collision with a lamp.
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Perth
City Council Affairs In Inquiry On Corruption Rumors
Sydney report notes that Justice Harvey will renelade his report on alleged graft in the City Council before it goes to the Commission. Another inquiry will probe other phases of municipal activity. Chief Civic Commissioner E Fleming, consulting with the Ministry, signals forthcoming developments.
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Sydney
Ofa
Justicee Harvey
The Simple Life Boy’s Queer Adventure
Kenneth Small aged four wandered from home in Mauty on dune 11 and was found yesterday in a ragged condition in a shack near Pitt water. He had only vegetables to eat. a head injury from long ago affected his memory.
Anglican Clergy Stipends Highlighted at Meeting
Archbishop Wright told the Home Mission Society annual gathering in Sydney that Anglican clergymen in the Sydney diocese outperform English peers in doctrinal attainments preaching ability general knowledge and administrative skill. The Attorney General echoed that clergy should be properly treated and paid a stipend higher than a living wage.
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Sydney
Weilenday
Wright
The
Home Mission Society
Einghand
Tragic Child Patient Falls From Window in Melbourne Hospital
A three year old patient Thomas Gillian died after leaping from a hospital window during recovery in Melbourne. He fell onto the Moor pavement sustaining terrible injuries. The death followed an operation and was reported from Melbourne on Wednesday.
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Melbourne
Thomas Gillian
Melbourne Hospital
Ietaphoness
Scared Pigeons A Rare Offence At Goudlbern Race
Terause Alexander Mackay of dimtierns frightened Wardelfsen's pigeons and allegedly prevented a race result by tampering with the birds. The court ordered him to pay £3 for the incident. The pigeons were rendered useless for future racing and loudly disturbed.
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Goudlbern
Terause
Alexander Mackay
Dimtierns
Wardelfsen
Iida
Ikon
Qurevent
Mackay
Melbourne youth dies after accidental poisoning ruling
Melbourne report of Kon Baker, 20, who at night while chopping wood blew out a candle and drank poison, saying his sister would be glad. The coroner found a satellite verdict of suicide at Bendigo inquest.
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Melbourne
Hospital Treatment and Doctors Attitude
Forbes Weil today reports concern over two doctors likely to resign from the local medical staff amid a proposed industrial contribution scheme. The town’s president notes two additional doctors oppose the plan, which has sparked debate during the previous weeks. A free hospital treatment program for subscribers is mentioned with an annual payment of 257 percent.
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Forbes
Weil
Forbes [Hoogital Moor
Aritary
Trewlinni
New Hebrides Takeover Debate Draws British French Clash
Professor Radcliffe Brown told the Royal Colonial Institute that joint French British rule in the New Hebrides is the most unsatisfactory arrangement heard. A movement for Australia to assume control faced a French reply predicting the islands would become a French colony within ten years, peopled by Hindus and Chinese.
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Sydney
Radcliffe Brown
Royal Colonial Institute
New Hebrides
Australia
Charges Against Council Prompt Appointment Inquiry
Not sustained. The minister for Leendlversment proposes to appoint an expert to assist in administering Katoombs Municipal Council. The minister and the charges of corruption had not been listed.
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Sydney
Leendlversment Fity Pefiee
Au Pierre Te Vom
Katoombs Manicipal Council
Today’s Coastal Forecast With Showers and Fogs
A brief coastal weather update notes isolated showers along the north coast with generally fair conditions inland. Expect patchy fog in low-lying areas and light winds, with no significant storms anticipated.
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Lowdy
Jewel Theft Conviction in Broad Daylight Robbery
John Puapick Carslake aged 26 was convicted in Melbourne Criminal Court of smashing the window of Thr Frey’s jewellery shop in broad daylight using apiond ripes valued at LAN. He was sentenced to four years and night watch in gaol.
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Melbour Wedneselings
John Puapick Carslake
Thrfrey
Adult Franchise Debate At Freedom to Vote
Mr Havin responds to stricture on adult franchise arguing members should have full freedom to vote according to conscience. Weaver clings to his stance while suggesting a new party, prompting calls for equal freedom for all members in the discussion.
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Sydney
Havin
Les
Nischise
Tle
Weaver
Hiners
Agriculture Minister Praises Perth Conference Resolutions
Agriculture Minister Abr Thorby expresses gratification with Perth conference decisions of Ministers of Agriculture. He says the measures will yield valuable work for producers and aims for uniform relations over grading, packing, and marketing of produce.
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Svpsey
Wednesda
Abr Thorby
Perth
City Flats Denounced At Sydney Architecture Exhibition
At the Sydney architecture exhibit opening, Mr Dh WH Panicene denounced the new flats as inferior, claiming they lack the character of traditional terraces and contribute to urban congestion in the city.
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Sydsew
Dh WH
Sydney
Labor Methods A Union Ballot
A communication was sent to the Industrial Weeistrar protesting the ballot for Sheree of the Loove Laborers Union. It is alleged that bogus ballot papers were med.
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Sheree
Loove Laborers Union
Earhart’s heroic Atlantic flight greeted with cheers
Miss Earhart crossed the Atlantic in the Friendship monoplane landing at Wellston after a dramatic approach over Southampton. A cheering crowd greeted her in London and Hyde Park. She appeared tired yet smiling as she moved to her hotel amid fanfare and a protective reception.
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London
Turadas
Miss Earhart
South Iepton
Ist
Panile
Wellston
Abe
Hyde Park
Kartart
Tekken Etroighet
Brilliant Tennis London Queen Club Matches
Australiana players dominated in the Queen Club competition with clean wins. Several matches featured standout performances as Crawfranl and Leighton faced off, while Melber and Hanlon impressed in mixed doubles and junior events.
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London
Tapemas
Aru
Sige
Attem
Mug Tan
Melber
Adware
Crawfanl
Leighton
Cathirasea
Tilden
Conmalos
Walkeer
Crawford
Hopama
Amecewi
Hanlon
Vatterean
Oteriag
Aeookes
Haroon von
WNP
Wenboeks
Mie
Seow
Ben Inniter
Megecok
Gas Stove Accident Leaves Woman With Severe Burns
Mrs Mary Kelly aged 57 of Kore May was found last night unconscious beside a burning gas stove. Fire damaged clothing, police say the flames spread quickly as she stood in front of the stove, but a slight improvement is noted after treatment.
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Mary Kelly
Kore May
Bry
Kaley
Nobile’s Plight Inconclusive Rescue Efforts Reported
From King’s Bay reports claim Nobile’s party in a giant seaplane received no rescue. Mention of general hearings and uncertain tale of an Anundsen descent near open water. Authorities request wireless signals when planes approach and confirmation remains lacking.
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LOS
King's Bay
Thulbeval
Tromeare
Engtland
Clo
Sip
Nobile
King’s Bay
Anundsen
Poisoned Soup Incident In Montreal
A Montreal restaurant mistakenly served soup laced with antimony during lunch. An employee who tasted the broth became ill, and antidotes were administered promptly. The incident prompted a medical response and investigation, with no further details on casualties or charges reported.
Murder in Court Sequel to Libel Case in Vienna
In Vienna a libel dispute between Oscar Foe and Brine Wolf, editors of Newenwether's journal, escalates at an editorial meeting. Wolf accuses Foe of suspicions amid a tense exchange. moments later a fight erupts, gunfire sounds, and Wolf is killed. The judge orders arrest on a murder charge.
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Vienna
Oscar Foe
Brine Wolf
Newenwether
Wolf
Eoon
Ghote
Fred Bn
Barque Archibald Russell Arrives After 119 Days Voyage
London reports the barque Archibald Russell hailing from Geelong with wheat cargo. It reached Queenstown after a 119 day voyage but suffered severe weather in the South Atlantic with a man named Joss reportedly overboard.
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London
Archibald Russell
Geelong
Bas
Queenstown
South Atlantic
Laughing Water in China Sea Anxiety Over Safety
Anxiety over the safety of the small sailing vessel Laughing Water, stranded after its voyage to Australia began earlier this year. Reports indicate crew concerns about weather and navigation while the ship remains in distress.
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Sydney
Australia
Miners' Policy Advocates Conciliatory Stance
The Inter State convention of the Miners Federation adopts conciliation as the guiding policy in dealing with miners issues. Secretary Mor Davies opens discussions on the policy amid questions about worker representation. A contested A.C. Wills seat in MALAGS saw a 24 to 21 vote in his favor.
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Sydney
Inter State
Miners’ Federation
Tay
Whee
Mor
Davies
Honabe
Min A.C. Wills
Mr. Wills
Cricket Tests A Draw At Lords
A cricket test at Lord s ended in a draw as England declared. Linlags closed with 160 and 58 not out. Nicole Houle W remained not out as the rest of the order fell, seven wickets down for 15.
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Lunes
Tureday
Lords Enied
Drew
England
Atu
Ite Linlags
Tshlesley
Tate
Nicole Houle
Tordine
Market News and Prices in Sydney Trading Day
Market notes report wheat price quoted at 5/4 per bushel ex-truck in Sidney. Rabbit skins see competition with upswing for best descriptions. Produce markets list Sydney rates on Wednesday with several items rising. potatoes, maize, wheat, and other staples show varied per unit and per day prices.
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Sydney
Sidney
Winchcorite, Carson Ltd
Wednealay
Kimsex Street
Imerene
Splendid June Rainframed Bedding and Blankets Listing
Local advertises a range of bed linens and blankets with Latin covers and doile bed sizes. Prices shown per pair or per piece include Sussex grey blankets and multiple sizes from four to eleven quarters, with examples like 8/4 at 35 and 11/4 at 69/6.
Dress Flannels and Undergarments Advertised in Kid-Size Fabrics
The ad promotes Doctor and Physician flannels double width in all colors priced at 4/11 yard. Also features Viyella Clydella Aza Visylke flannels in cream and colors. Undergarments and knitted goods for adults and children promised as dependable merchandise and a solid investment.
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Areptell
Jelour & Tweed Coats
Wireless
Lang
Martin
City Council
Anglican Clergy
Chessins Wood
Council
Freedom To Vote
Agriculture
Labor Methods
Atlantic Crossed
Montreal
Andi
Mitinion
Viennesee
Lords
Tly
For Inverell
Cansdell
Sussex
Cansdell’s
A. M. Cansdell & Co
Spirit Merchants
Teem Phong If
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