British Labor Troubles on a Tin Time
Yorkshire miners refuse to consider Government proposal for resumption at work. Government distributing 240000 weekly among steel and exiled workers under employer aid. Daily Times reports miners’ union seeks conference. London July 20 27 29 summaries note nationalisation discussions and Leeds meeting planned to settle disputes.
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Infy Times
Lomnon
United Service
London
Yorkshire
Leeds
Guessing Competition Winners Listed With Prizes
The Gandle Burning Guessing Competition results are announced with prizes and winners named. Winners include W. J. Falco and Mrs Telford among others, with times and positions noted. Prizes require collecting tickets from Beeretixy and related officials.
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Prise
W. J.falco
Telford
Brett
Treleaven and Brown
C. Geyer
Dra Prive
Nelda Insheyance
Joe O'Laughlin
Senate Road
Newman
C. Langeford
Timo
FR. O'Donoghue
12 000 Prisoners and Bolshevists Clash Near Tsaritsyn
A Times report from a The Times correspondent with General Denikin's army describes the capture of Tsaritsyn, key to the Volga. It notes heavy losses, armored trains, and British tank support. Denikin claims 2,000 prisoners, seven armored trains, and 10,000 horses lost in 40 days. Lenin and Trotsky named targets blown up. Peasants denounce communism as the devil.
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the Times
Lonon
Deneiin
Teange
Eule
Denvkin
Ab Eka
Lerinddat
Denekin
Ast rakh an anti Bolshevik workers capture Astrakhan
London dispatch reports anti Bolshevik workers rising in Astrakhan driving out Bolshevik garrison with 6000 retreating. Armored barges and forces commanded by Bolsheviks and Tyrks terrorise the Caucasus as Bolshevik agitation in Transcaucasia redoubles.
British troops to be withdrawn from Russia before winter
In the House of Commons today Mr Churchill repeated his assurance that British troops would be withdrawn from Russia before the winter. There was no cause for alarm regarding the army.
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United Service
London
Mc Churchill
Russia
Ularur
Thanfely
Public meeting urges full effort to restore Britain's overseas trade
At a Gundhail in the King venue a public meeting urged the whole people to exert utmost energy to restore Britain's overseas trade and shipping. The note stressed maximal production as essential and warned that any slackening would bring low mood and poverty across the nation.
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Meuter
London
Gundhail
Great Britain
London Police Strike Seeks Union Recognition
A London police meeting demanded immediate strike action to secure recognition of the officers union and to force withdrawal of the police bill from Parliament. A August report notes the majority of police refused to join the strike, with General MacReady confirming a strike had been declared.
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United Service
London
London Police
Lawlor
MacReady
Gommlesionve
Fire Officer’s Record of Sydney’s Greatest Conflagration
Mr Jain Gy Kell at head of Pork Pisie fire station informed by the South Australian Fre Merbyaa25 Load aal his restoration, the board records his past useful services. Kellaty long served in New South Wales and South Australia. He was a member of the metropolitan brigade when the great fire in Sydney broke out in 1800, with a blaze destroying buildings from Dily Streek to Castlereign and an estimated damage of £750,000.
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Jain
Gy Kelleth
Favy
Str. Ketlett
Fia Waz
Kellaty
New South Wales
South Aust
Metronellian Brigade
Byddney
Dily Streek
Casllereign
Those Dress Bills PARSONS TALKS ECONOMY WAGES CASE
In a discussion led by Parson about economy and wages, he analyzes household expenses and suggests that fixing women's wages equal to men’s would distort industry. He cites figures on dress costs and living wages, noting affordable expenditure requires careful restraint. The Sydney Bowl of Trade records are referenced in context.
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Esifay
Ibw Industrial Gourt Tomiay
Angel Purgony
Gleis
Adelaide
Goshhem
Heer Shah
Parsons
Niler Thoms
Esnense
Sydney
Rainy Week End Noted With Local Weather Wrap Up
A weekend report notes rain in the Piramihu district with scattered falls Thursday night and Friday morning. A tally shows varying rainfall across stations, with February figures incomplete and a brief summary indicating totals for February and March up to late April.
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Pigie
Jour
Piriamw
Apoeiadell
Port Pirie
API
Soldiers Association records changes of constitution
A meeting of the Retired Sailors and Soldiers Association Port Pirie branch was led by president Geo Dey. The secretary L T Craigis reported on the recent Adelaide congress and distributed copies of the settlement report. discussions touched constitutional alterations and safety of veterans in public life, with calls for lawful order and caution against political manipulation.
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Retired Sailors and Soldiers Association
Port Pirie
Geo, Dey
Business O
Congress
L. T. Craigis
Dip’ Bushvass
Adglaide
Ian Seltlement
Ehairmen
Melbourne
Father McCain
Argus
Melourne
State Commandent
Brizadier-Guicra Brand
el- Hiol
M i
Tony
Synim
Puthier
Uae
Drath
HS B Gragg
Waddell
Victoria
Stephens
Adilress Willia
Vras Rompulaury
Te Sena
Shipping High Waters At Port With Wheat Cargoes
Shipping movements reported across several vessels at Newles and Ue Hainey wharfs. Vessels include Prenolt ship Caglain Janet and motor schooner 4960 tons loading wheat, plus ships Queen and Clarodhal Suolick awaiting and completing loading at various wharfs. Captains Morrison and W Hevit ASE oversee operations as crews moor at freight ports.
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Veesels
Narecha Sichet
Newles
Ue Hainey
Malahal
Morrison
Gilmibie
Ballicagvllant
Kelsi
W. Hevitase
Rederal
Mark's Band Guessing Competition Held Yesterday
A guessing competition involving Mark's Band took place yesterday from morning until 3.45 p.m. The event featured bandsmen including Sly and Petula with Ada faide band participants.
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Mark
Sly ‘Mark
Paul
Amusements and Plays at the Coo 8e Theatre Friday Night
The program features Pelty Arbublds in Amusements Camping Out and Une derhe Greenwood Tree by Blais Ferguson, with The Rail road Tioders and a Bray’s photograph segment. Moody’s Watines and Bryan Washburn appear, while Damaged Goods is set for a Monday repeat amid routine interludes.
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Pelty Arbublds
Bryan Washburn Moody
al Arftinary Grives
Tradds and Labor Council Sit for Semiannual Report
At an extraordinary session of the Testler and Labor Council, president Mr As W. Lacey chaired while secretary Mr Holy Baldock submitted the midyear report. The report detailed progress and the documents were adopted.
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Instraight
As W, sLacey
Secraiayy
Mr Holy Baldock
Release of Walsh Refused in Seamen Negotiations
In Sydney on April 7 a deadlock emerged as the Federal Government declined to accept terms proposed by seamen representatives to end the seamen's strike. Walsh refused to release and WIL would not supply Walsh unless certain conditions were met. A mass meeting in Sydney rejected a proposal that solters and war workers' unions fund a steamer crew for relief duties. In Adelaide discussions, the Coal Board announced coal supply concerns and imposed new power restrictions for industry, with exemptions for essential services and certain hours on Sundays.
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Sydney
Soaimen
Walsh Wind
Muda
Solters
Endystes
Adelaide
Atlan
Coal Board
Mie Gas Company
Ways ‘Trust
Tesh
Australian Alcohol From Molasses Fuel Debate
A historical report discusses using molasses to produce alcohol for internal combustion engines. It reviews feasibility, costs, and output, noting Australia’s molasses supply and potential substitutes like sorghum and potatoes. The piece cites a committee led by Lyle and Moway, with figures from the Argus bulletin dated July 24.
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Toba
Welk
Sean
W.N. Kornot
McKay
Meloquine University
Sen
Frmaia
Profer
Gar Lyle
Masata Russell
Grimwad
W. ¥. Reenot
Soreham
Alcohol for Power From Wood and Sawdust Probed
A historic committee considers creating and denaturing power alcohol from waste materials. Proposals include tax and per gallon incentives for Australian manufacture, with by products and by local refining plans examined, aiming to boost primary industries and supply raw materials for power alcohol.
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Ahatt
Ratlway
Iol
Ray Malevwa
Ins1nstralia
Times Reports Home Rule Scheme Seeks Broad Irish Settlement
The Times in London discusses an Irish Home Rule scheme that would rapidly shift administrative powers and push toward an all-Ireland Parliament and state legislatures meeting their initial sessions. It urges unity among parties and workers to bring about settlement, noting Cabinet strain and the need for statesmanship to satisfy both Irish and British interests.
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London
Jean Grtcle
Hebe
Beriaan
All Ireland
Ireland
Lcot
Blockade Raised Report From The Gazette Notice
The Times Gazette reports that the blockade of German East Africa has been raised, announced on July 43 with outer service notes. Officials indicate relief amid ongoing movements in the region.
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London
Towiehl
Germed East Atrios
Adelaide Steamship Co Pencer's Gulf Service Pended
Public notice from Adelaide Steamship Co Ltd stating that Pencer's Gulf Service is pended until further notice with offices listed at Ellen Street Port Adelaide.
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Adelaide Steamship Co. Ltd
Pencer
Gulf Service
Ellen Street
Port Pinte
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