Broken Hill Strike Conference Called Amid Talks
A telegram from the secretary to the committee outlines planned conferences to settle labor troubles at Broken Hill mines. Victorian Trades Hall Council representatives, the AMA, and mine company delegates will attend in Melbourne to discuss a resumption of work and industrial disputes policy.
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Amal Sends Delegates at Broken Mill Meeting
A special meeting of AMA delegates discussed a proposed conference in Methurne. Mr. B Kerr was appointed to represent the under Erannid works and argue for the subfair section. Delegates will cooperate with Rev. J O Kelly and Messrs Willis, Baddeley in Malbourne, with details to be stated by W. D. Darnell.
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Port Germein
Gasometer Explosion at South Melbourne Causes Damages
An explosion at the South Melbourne gasometer wrecked property and released 700,000 cubic feet of gas. Believed caused by a valve sticking, the blast drew crowds as a nearby house adjoined sustained heavy damage and several people injured but not seriously.
Planes Ebourne to Day Return Flight To Melbourne
An aviation report notes Sir Hass Smuth and party have completed their airship departure and expect to start toward Melbourne. Details are fragmented but indicate a planned journey by air this day.
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Adeland
Sunisy
Sir Hass Smuth
Party Jasnest
Melbourne
Troubles in Ireland Hopes and Rumors Stumble Amid Unrest
A distressed Dublin scene features rioting, labor unrest, and reports of trouble in Ireland. Dispatches describe rabble action near barracks, rising tension in Cork, and rumors of complicity among authorities while violence and economic hardship threaten normal life.
Murder of Cork Mayor Prompts Inquest In London
London report from Saturday details a murder investigation linked to the Low Mayor of Cork. Correspondent notes tensions and denial as authorities pursue answers, with inquest proceedings expected to clarify the case and identify responsible parties.
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London
Sian Feiners
Republican Brotherhood
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Ale
Sleeping sickness and treatment discussed in Paris report
London dispatch from the Daily Mail notes Dr Netler advising a medical remedy for sleeping sickness. The therapy involved creating an abscess to draw infection from the body and then remove it, claimed to be effective in the academy of medicine discussion.
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United Service
London
Westday
Daily Mail
Paris
Netler
Academy of Afedicine
Weded
Archbishop Kelly Given Private Audience Report
In Rome on Monday Archbishop Kelly of Sydney held a private audience. The discussion covered political points and war related topics, with the archbishop reporting on various aspects of the situation from his perspective.
Annual concep ence of the ANA in Adelaide
The Adelaide area hosts the annual conference of the ANA with two days compacted into one to speed work and allow attendees to enjoy Soldiers Mall festivities. President Mr J J McGough opened proceedings as reports highlighted membership growth to 2,546 and £4,640 distributed for funeral and support claims.
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Eli
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Mir Slacey
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Per
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Tulwre
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Adzlaida
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Dal
Delegates Entertain Pirie Branch After Meeting
At Port Pirie the Pirie Branch delegates were hosted by the Tonal branan after the business session. Mayor and association reps attended with Lady members of the beach present. President Smith presided as Mr Baldock spoke on Port Pirie beauty, water supply woes, and calls for central board reform and improved east-west railway and barcon reservoir timelines.
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Smith
Australia
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Stucky
Atea Ng ‘Toregih~ Pias
Tae
Port Pre
Wayalla
Pivie
Baldock
Port Pins
Port Pitie
Board of Health
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Sears
Luse
Baat Pine
Jle
Beelaroo
Europe’s labor troubles Britain’s offer
The executive of the Scottish Affairs' Union advises all members to vote against accepting the Government’s offer. The decision comes amid labor unrest in Europe and signals rejection ahead of a key vote.
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United Servion
London
Feiday
Seothst Afiers’ Union
Ahs
Seamen Prepare One Day Strike in Paris May Day
French seamen plan a twenty four hour strike in Paris on May Day. Authorities expect disruption to port work and transportation as crews walk out for labor action.
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United Service
Paris
Five Socialist Legislators Expelled by New York Assembly
The New York State Assembly expelled five Socialist members after a lengthy debate that stretched all night. The vote stood four to one in favor of expulsion amid charges of disloyalty to the rules, with a call by Mr Theoudoke Toose-Velt to reinstate those previously suspended.
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Reuter
Siv Xohk
New York State
tause_of
Sombly
Cpport
Niles Stiles
Theoudoke Toose- Velt
Police raid Soviet offices in Paris uncover anti state conspiracy
In Paris police raided the offices of the Soviet publication, arresting the editor and seizing revolutionary literature. An anti militarist group in the same building faced warding and further warrants were issued. The actions followed a state security concern and broad conspiratorial activity.
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United Services Paris
Hrlvlay
Attar
Mir
We Poliec
Jamestown Council Hears Road Closing Proposal
A Jamestown council meeting on March 4 discussed closing a side road to improve sanitary and traffic conditions. Farmers objected, fearing loss of business as they would divert hay and wheat transport elsewhere. The mayor reserved final decision to the council after public expressions and further consideration. Delegates planned outings to Port Germein on Sunday.
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Port Pirie Regatta Brings Warm Weather and Large Crowd
A bustling Port Pirie Regatta drew a fair crowd despite late delays as the Maria Immaculata moored at the wharf caused viewing obstacles. Attendance surpassed expectations with about £800 admitted on emergency tickets while events featured swimming, rowing challenges, and a lively social program led by organizers Mr O Sfor son and Mr R X Forbes.
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Escelgior
Me O. Sforson
R. X. Forbes
Ural
Forbes
Melbourne
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Alterations Begun for Channel Tunnel Trains
London reports that English railways begin costly platform alterations to serve mental expresses that will run when the Channel tunnel is constructed. The Great Northern Railway initiates changes to accommodate new services after the tunnel project is completed.
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London
Great Northern Pabway
Propellers for Baroe Experiments Succeed in France
In France, a Soviet Baroe propeller experiment shows success suggesting broad use ahead. The Daily Sail correspondent notes the aeroplane propellers induced on the St Denis Canal indicate potential extensions of such tech.
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France
United Service
London
Ridsy- 4
Daily Sail
St Denis Canal
Ueta
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