Doubling on Shipping Profits Across Royal Trade
London reports from the Chamber of Shipping warn that higher port and lighterage charges hinder cheaper transport. A cited cargo example shows a five day stay costing 41,000 with charges up 58 percent in the UK and 150 in Australia, urging reductions to shipping taxes before trade can grow.
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London
Ee ‘Chamber of Shipping
United
Kindom
Tt Wag
Womimoth
Australia
United Kingdom
Brian
President Harding Train Derailment Report Promptly Cleared
A garbled report describes a derailment involving President Harding era schedules. Details are unclear but mention of a train in Nebraska and brakes applied followed by derailment and swift settlement. Entities include President Harding referenced with a Nebraska incident and a derailment claim.
Memorial Service in Canada and Foreign Attendees
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a memorial service in Canada with attendees and possible mentions of the United States. Names and places are garbled. no clear dates or concrete details emerge. The readable elements suggest a religious service with international participation but lack verifiable specifics.
Gladstone G. V. Georgetown 6 football clash summary
The report records a Saturday game featuring Gladstone G. V. Georgetown 6 with attempts and a local team, noting Pete Berry’s satisfactory performance and a final outcome. The text is fragmented, but highlights a scoring effort and a key player.
Ireland to enter League session as Free State voice
Reuter reports from Geneva that Ireland’s admission to the League is under discussion. Mr Mac White will represent Ireland after opening statements. The Irish question dominates the assembly as a continental market and economic stability are urged for postwar recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Veneva
Mac White
Free State
Deiie
Ireland
Traland
Australian report examined by league commission
The Magubtes Commission of the League of Nations examined the Australian Government report on the administration of New Guinea and the New Zealand Government report on the administration of Western Samoa. James Allen of KGB served as representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Geneva
Mumlsy
Magubtes Commission
League of Nethius
Envinny
Thy
Sdnijuistradoy
New Guinea
Sir Insel Uoo
Jrarkivi
Nese Zealand
Western
Samus
Ip James Allen
KGB
Rupresimuil
New Zealand
Labor Delegation Selection Amid Adelaide Labor Confab
Labor groups in Adelaide push to appoint their own delegate amid tensions within the International Labor Congress. The move targets representation by Trades and Labour Councils and involves prominent figures such as Mr Holloway and local officials in a contested selection process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Montay
B.J
Holloway
Uoubri
Giese
Industrial B H P Wins Case Melbourne
In Melbourne the court dismissed an application by June Gon North Broken Wl Company challenging a recent arbitration award in favor of Broken Hill Proprietary Company. Justice Schutt upheld the award, stating the applicants failed in their challenge. The decision maintains the arbitral ruling regarding contracts for lead supplies and war-related impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Iis
Junction Notth
Athilators
Glea
Propriceicy Company
Itter
Casyn Insyrur
Judemont
Cussens
Year end financial figures from Lundin office report
The document outlines the year end ending May 18 123 with net income of 106 087 after allowances for 155 304 depreciation and 151 927 for quench diterest. The tone reflects an official notice from the Lundin office requesting publication of the figures for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budane
Hay Ime
Lundin
Closing of Block 10 Sparks Times Comment
A Times column notes the cessation at Ajerations and public protests, with observers in Brakey Ill and nearby towns reporting surprise and concern. The piece highlights reactions from local leaders and residents, signaling tensions over changes and possible impacts on daily life.
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Vlomge
Ursila
Arbitration court rules proposed in Melbourne report
New rules aim to cut wasted time in labor disputes by shortening proceedings. Proposals favor round table conferences over lengthy hearings and seek to settle cases within a few months. Written awards may replace lengthy oral decisions, with submission days and suggestions to speed processes.
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Melbourne
Dispute at Wardang Island Halts Lime Quarries
Mr W Robinette 4 W A organiser reread word yesterday after unrest at Wardang Island between the B H and an employee in the limestone quarries causing all operations to cease. He will lead inquiries and seek a settlement. A special AWU meeting is set for this evening at 8 for officer elections and delegate appointments to the ALP conference. The Horsedrivers section meeting will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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W Robinette
Wardang Island
B.H
Robinette
AWU
A.L.P
Potter Marrickville Worker Injured by Belt
Sydney reports a man named William Stark, 40, was working above a shaft at Marrickville pottery works when he over-balanced and was caught by a moving belt. He was hospitalized in serious condition with a severe jaw and facial wound threatening the ear to chin region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Willian
Stark
Marrickville Pottery Works
Sant Te Hospital
Parliament Mourns President Harding In Australia
Melbourne reporters note the House of Representatives moved to express deep sympathy on President Harding's death. Prime Minister Bruce cited international impact and urged unity in aiming for universal peace as Labor endorsed the tribute to Harding's efforts and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Bruce
Axig
United States
Harding
Herding
Ghorlton
Labor Party
Mo- Hom Wits Rercod
Yorke Peninsula air service discussed in committee
Dr Bruty told Mr Lacey no new info on Adelaide to Yorke Peninsula air service but cautioned government would consider using it if established. Walking resumed in committee as estimates were studied. He criticized duplication of military presence in New Guinea and urged administration control to end expropriation era duties. He proposed postage reforms to aid business and warned against trade favouritism. He argued Britain should prefer British-made goods and curb Belgian imports harming Australian industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guiney
Wilelama
Austratia
Taxation proposals criticised by Mr Watkins in debate
Mr Watkins criticised taxation proposals arguing they wind powers away from the States and leave the Commonwealth with debt duties. He claimed the proposals would create new rates and cause overlaps while others approved the Budget and rejected his claims as misstatements. The discussion focused on simplifying the tax system and aligning expenditure with revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Commonwealth
Pry Page Ua
Pratten
Earthquakes Hit Spanish Villages Reported Severe Damage
The Tim correspondent at Madrid says violent shocks damaged Villang and nearby areas with inhabitants. A government mission is dispatched to assess, saying conditions render parts of the country practically uninhabitable. Volcanic activity or ground upheaval is described as producing heights from soil and debris.
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London
Tim
Madrid
Villang
Huesva
Ten HP aeroplane reaches 10,000 feet in Paris report
The Daily Mail correspondent in Paris reports a ten horsepower aircraft named Coupel rose to 10,000 feet. The French craft reportedly climbed to the height using a small engine, marking an early milestone in aviation attempts around London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Mul
Paris
Coupel
Snowstorm Raws New South Wales Towns
Heavy snow blankets New South Wales with major drops in Molong and Dubbo the heaviest in years. Gilgandra and nearby areas report record reductions, and coastal shipping faces warnings as the storm disrupts daily routines across Sydney and surrounding regions.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Edohy Wireless
Taumy
Shute
Molong
Dubbo
Womrn
Gilgandra
French Seize Mines In Extreme Ruhr Measure
In Altieg, Cologne a new policy declares that if coal and coke output fails to meet French needs the French Engin eerie Commission will seize and run mines or charge costs to Germany. Resistance may incur death. German workers could be expelled and replaced by labor gangs under military protection. An Essen report notes Zoll Wrein pitheads were seized and plans taken, signaling intent to operate those mines. The coke stock expiry is near, likely by month end.
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Reuter
Cologne
Ruhr
General de Goutte
French Engineerie Commission
Essen
Zoll~ Wrein Mining Company
France Gains Diplomatic Victory Towering Over Paris Briefing
London reports that France has achieved a diplomatic success as Britain contemplates swift counter moves in Paris. The article notes a tense mood after Poincare’s World audience and hints at French plans to coordinate with industrialists for a new regime to revive production, with Britain watching for further moves.
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London
Syndiq
The
Times
Paris
Peance
Dritain
Poincare
Lora Quezon
Poreuc
Iil
Ballwin
Germany
Guraany
Indus
M Poincare
American View in New York on World Monetary Effort
In New York, a Saturday report from The Ame News cites John Sinclair, executive head of the World Monetarystitution for five months, noting that the euro and U S policies may shift if France and Italy realign. The piece warns against isolation or move toward war, urging joint action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ame
John Sinclair
Huroqisuir Conn
Europe
Bomb outrage stuns detachment. police hunt fugitive
A fragmented report notes a bomb incident affecting a detachment riding near Aust, with a fugitive at large. A separate dispatch from Ausseldorf claims French authorities detained the police chief and two relatives of the bomb suspect, amid widespread strikes and restrictions. Public dining rooms are ordered to close by ten p.m.
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Uussalouif
Yaris
Ausseldorf
Sentences for murder and wartime shortages reported
In Ain la Chapelle on Saturday a German was sentenced to death and others to terms from twenty to seven years imprisonment for killing a Belgian Lieutenant Graff near Duisburg. In Berlin news of stagna tion and money shortages affected foodstuffs and raw materials. A government ordinance seeks deals in foreign currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain-La-Chapelle
Sears
Graff
Tuisburg
Serlin
Strike Threat Looms in Berlin Foundries
London dispatch reports the internal situation in Berlin is grave and a general strike in foundries employing 350 000 men is planned for August 7. Negotiations are proceeding amid tension and uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Berlin
Lane v Bowden claim for £464 in contract dispute
Proceedings describe an alleged contract between John Lane William Henry Lane Victor Lane and Thomas Bowden over five hours of service at a farm in Dixson hundred. Plaintiffs claim £154 and seek enforcement of an agreement dated November 5 1000 with employment as working managers and assistants. defendants contest noncompliance and seek dismissal.
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John Lane
William Henry Lane
Victor Lane
Thomas Bowden
D. G. Scott
Messrs
Lawry
Gray
Pirie
iMr
A. R. Mannan
JG Sweeney
Dixson
Join Lane
Victor Lage
Plainitt
Willian
Henry Lane
Hintuc
LHW
Hinnatt
Sand Foley
Kilkenny
Buttle
Nypr
Hannan
Playground Birthday Plans For August Celebration
At a playground meeting the secretary proposed a Playground Birthday event for August at the public lawn. The plan includes a grand parade of children in fancy costumes, a supplementary programme, flowers, sweets, music, a football match, girls’ hockey, croquet, and a possibly novel entertainment with the Mayoress coordinating with Mrs. Firmin Jen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
Ihe
J. C. Pitagerald
Firmin Jeniis
Playground Affairs Discuss Secretary Resignation and Weighing Centre
A Sanita meeting of the Piel Children’s Playground Committee discussed the secretary J Sampson’s threatened resignation. Debate focused on using the Playground as a weighting centre for the Baby Welfare Nurse and whether Risdon Park centre should close. The committee carried a motion to allow use of the Playground as a weighing centre and to have the secretary reconsider or withdraw his resignation.
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Fitggeralc
Ura Wiity
Ho Mann
Cegara
Key
Ss Weishing Centre
Sampson Vertll
Saimpson
Mrr
Dey
Nott
Risdon Park
Wosell
Tonkin
Indy
Hisdon Park
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