Miners Leader Blames Owners Over Ageing Mines
Mr Hoare, president of the Northern Miners Federation, told Newcastle the onus for stoppages would fall on mine owners if aging mines are not shut down per the agreement. He urged full federation reorganisation and warned ad hoc efforts hinder progress. He urged collective discipline and said unified action would hurt owners more than minor clashes.
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Yaney
Hoare
Miners’ Federation
New~castle
Honro
Miners Making Up Time Across Coal Fields
Reports from Northern and Southern coal fields indicate miners are working at a feverish pace to recover lost time. Record coal output is mounting as miners push hard, with no complications reported by the crews.
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Eyuney
Cesenock
Give Me A Chance Two Women Inebriates Case
Adelaide Police Court hears two women charged with drunkenness after a night out. Both were declared inebriates on the application of Constable Hols and ordered to be detained at the Home of Inebriate. One defendant was placed in care of the Salvievian Ary but remained at the institution for a fortnight before returning to drinking. Ansell sobbed in court and asked for another chance.
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Hannity Pearce
Gatherine B. Aussel
Adelaide Police Court
Hols
Mek. M
Sai Prares
SindeWear
Brealthim
Ansell
Snowfall Rare in New South Wales Towns
Snow in New South Wales brings rare white cover to Sydney and western towns like Parkes and Grenfell as reports note light flurries in the region with unusually cold conditions for the season.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Slillng
Mehiding Parkes
Grenfell Canort
The Austral Theatre Presents A Night Of Melodic Mystery
The Austral Theatre showcases a star program featuring a blind girl with exceptional violin talent in The Silken Violin. Alongside are Osunthi Wil and Humore Que, films from Pirie, plus Big Bill Russell Eva Novak and Baston Blackie in a dramatic thriller. Reg Thornton brings Australia’s famed laughter through sketches and topical humor.
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Austral Theatre
Aramas
Osun
Pirie
Thy Inn
Nove Duncan
Mary Hart
Bf Daily Jife
Eity
Brothy Mackaill
Big Bill Russell
Eva Novak
Ax "Baston Blackie
Bill Subse
Reartivan
Winvite
Am Ham Fox
Alea
Gaxygen Serval
Austral
Reg
Thornton
Bill
Australia
Concert at Alhambra Presented by Mob of Ada and Gladstone
A concert at the Alhambra features Mick's Orchestra of aid of Mo and the Murph Recreation Group with Tessilhyn, Miss Fiver Melville of Ada and Miss Lillian Sexton of Gladstone. Movements and dance by Sir John's Wish. Stage manager Mrs PF McMatton.
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Ric Alhambra Theanine Bs
Focul Fertiss
Anil
Mick
Youn Murph
Grou
Tessilhyn
Fiver Melville
Ada~indy
Lillian Sexton
Glad Scot
Aldo Mosars Gibb
Alan
The Sentimental Bloke stage run at Town Hall
A reader friendly review notes the play’s two night season at the Town Hall. Cast includes Waller Gernock Seax as Bill the Kid and Eileen Alexander as Florence with Leslie Gorton delivering strong support in a notable character study from Ginger Mink to Tal Crawl.
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Pulker Teins
Bill
Kid
Seatsmentul
Waller Gernock Seax
Playground Dance Promises Night at The Tnelite
An apparent entertainment notice announces a dance event titled Playground Dance linked to the Ustad periodical dante and the Gilrerns Playernnd will be held night in the Tnetilite area. The fragmentary item hints at a local cultural gathering with a playful name and venue.
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Giiliren
President Harding's Death Sends Shock Worldwide
New York reports President Harding's death caused nationwide shock due to his popularity. Vice President Coolidge moves to Washington to be sworn in by Chief Justice Taft as bells toll and flags fly at half mast. Speculation grows of Republican party upheaval with Radical wing pressuring leadership and potential resignation of Lalner and other aides.
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Reaver
New York
Harding
Cookinge
Washington
Taft
Republican Party
Gootridge
Paris
Laliner
Angeles
President's Death Placed To Apoplexy At Station Change
Washington-bound body conveyed through throngs to the station. Five physicians concur the president died from apoplexy or rupture of blood vessels in the arm.
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Prilay
Wevding
Washington
Mourning and Prayer Mark Friday in National Observance
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Friday day of mourning and prayer for President Harding. Mentions President Wilson? and a national call to observe August 40 as a date of mourning. References to Francisso and a scene with a President and his wife, with signatures and proclamations.
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Walmingtos
Coulda
Larding
Marlon
British Consular Honors for Harding Death
The British Vice-Consul conveyed respects for the death of President Harding. The body left Saturday evening for burial in Marion. The absence of Consul General Me Getuki Gaihphotl marked the consulate’s formal tribute as the nation mourns the president.
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Praneisch
Briain
Naliun
Bresont Harding
Britain and America Mourn U.S. President Harding
Regret is expressed across London as news of President Harding's death spreads. Flags are half mast in the British capital and West End shops. The King and Queen telegram condolences to Mrs. Harding as Britain and America unite in sorrow for a president praised as honest and upright. The main issues cited: Pacific armaments policy and debt refunding to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harding
West End
Car and cart crash on Montefiore Hill Adelaide
A Sunday collision on Montefiore Hill Adelaide involved a motor car and a horse drawn cart. James Jeremiah Daly drove the car and Charles Juceins the cart with occupants injured. Passengers were taken to Adelaide Hospital for treatment including suspected concussion and fractures. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with the horse and cart overturned and damag e to the vehicle.
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Adelaide
Montefiore Hill
James Jeremiah Daly
Medway Street
Fallerton
Charles*Juceins
Brochies
Eivt
Tiggins
Jeg
Cornelius Jiggins
Lime Wood
H. Mitchell
Palmer
Ray Clements
Ke Rindy Steer
North Adelaide
St. Peter's Cathedral
Semany
Tir
Gudmare
Inne Yoros
Mary
North Avteliide
Ade- Wid
Lily
Hola
Prno
WIRE AND TINFOIL IN YOUNG MAN S STOMACH
A Sydney Bathurst Hospital case reports a young man with stomach trouble and a damaged arm. X rays showed pins in the arm and metal in the stomach. Surgeons removed 54 wire pieces up to eight gauge, four to six inches long, plus several foil seals weighing nearly a pound. The patient allegedly swallowed a Bible.
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Sydney
Bathurst
Assala
Ruhr reparations row signals Anglo French strain
Paris and London rhetoric highlight a silent breach in Ruhr talks as Britain and France press for a general settlement. Reports say no rupture yet, with France insisting on treaties and Germany payments while Italy is excluded from talks.
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Paris
Ruhr
Baldwin
Lord Curzon
Echo de Paris
Times
Jobby
Britain
Germany
Align
Italy
Ivily
Objection to Hakovsky Appointment in Anglo Russian Delegation
In the House of Commons the objection to M. Hakovsky heading the Anglo Russian Trade Delegation in London was raised. He was accused of wartime propaganda against the Allies and involvement in violence in the Ukraine. Ronald McNeill noted not all facts were revealed and a further inquiry may follow. Archer Shee criticized what he called anti British rhetoric supporting Hakovsky's presence.
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Rouler
London
of Commons
P Croft
Buckley
United Kingdom
Germany
France
M. Hakovsky
M. Krassin
M. Nakovsky
Ukraine
Ronald McNeill
M. Hukovsky
Aid
Britain
NSW Labor Sydney Leaders Respond To Resignation Shifts
On Saturday and Monday statements emerged from NSW Labor figures including ALC WL lis and Greg McGire. McGire resigned from the movement, triggering talk of further departures and prompting reactions from party president AdtsP.
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Sydney
Alc. Wllis
Adtsp
Mer
Aton
Greg McGire
Three workers die in unrest at Oberhausen strike
In Oberhausen a clash during a wage strike left three workers dead and seven injured as mobs attempted to loot food shops. Police intervened with arms and restored order.
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Dusseldorf
Oberhausen
Government Reconstruction Forecasted In Berlin
Berlin Saturday reports a government promise to ease the foodstuffs situation. The article notes a shift away from overthrowing the current regime and highlights anticipated reconstruction efforts including potential changes to finance ministry leadership.
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Berlin
Cung
Mi i
Harr Righter
Eight Hours Pay for Four Hours Work in Essex
The county council facing demands from employed workers seeks eight hours pay for four hours work and additional benefits like free clothing and suspended rents. The Times reports gasworks printers striking for wage gains, halting newspaper publication. Reuters notes the Reichsbank raising the discount rate to 30 percent.
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Essex
Council of Employed
Humanists
Police raid on Melbourne gaming house arrests two men
Plainclothes officers raided a Collingwood home at Busey and Gold streets yesterday afternoon and arrested Wil Jin Gordon on charges of keeping a common gaming house. Another man was charged with gaming offences as part of the raid.
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Melbourne
Cormer
Busey
Gold Streets
Collingwood
Wil Jin Gordon
William
Goa
Pravalves
President Harding Dies Casts Nation Into Mourning
London dispatch reports the Court will enter mourning following the death of President Warren G. Harding, with officials and citizens in a solemn national moment as news spreads across the Atlantic.
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London
Harding
Yachting Cup Races Postponed at Cowes
The British and American yachting cup races at Cowes are postponed until August 8 due to President Harding's death. In Parliament, Prime Minister M Bruce announced the death and adjourned proceedings.
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Cowes
Harding
House of Representatives
M. Bruce
Press- 40 Harding
Steam and Electric Trains Collide at Deepdene Crossing
A level crossing near Deepdene railway station in Melbourne was the scene of a collision between a steam train entering the station and an electric train crossing. Seven passengers suffered bruises or shock as the trains collided and the electric train was knocked off the line.
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Melbourne
Deepdene
He Jine
Floods Hit Salisbury Orange Growers in Ongoing Rains
Continuous rains have damaged Salisbury orange growers, with thousands of pounds in losses reported and further damage feared. The report notes uncertainty over future impact and mentions President Harding’s work in Washington. Local officials and observers reference the unsettled weather and its effect on crops.
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Salisbury
Gruesome discovery on Brighton Beach yields baby corpse
In Adelaide on Sunday, a newly born boy's body was found washed ashore at Brighton beach. The head showed signs of blunt trauma, and the infant lay naked with no clear indication of whether injuries occurred before or after death. Investigators consider possible offshore disposal.
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Adelaide
Brighton
Steamer Trydenham Plate Cracked at Port Adelaide
In Port Adelaide a crew member found a one inch thick plate cracked for three feet on the steamer Trydenham during repaint prep. The vertical crack runs down from the main deck level above No 4 hold, which contained Melbourne cargo from Liverpool. Water ingress touched bagged oil cargo. repairs delay docking until Monday.
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Tredenham
Prince Paul of Serbia Marries Princess Olga in Greece
Reuters reports the marriage between Prince Paul of Serbia and Princess Olga, eldest daughter of Prince Nicholas of Greece, linking two royal houses in a dynastic union. The ceremony details and setting are noted as part of royal announcements from the Greek capital.
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Reuter
Paul
Serbia
Olga
Nicholas
Greece
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