Warwickshire delayed by rain in Australia test match
Weather stopped play after 2.4 in the afternoon as Warwickshire struggled in the match versus Australia. Notable performances included Charles Woeth’s 64 and a top score of 96, with bowling by Armstrong and Gregory contributing for the visitors. The match was later abandoned due to rain and a proposed England team for the next test began to take shape with players named for selection.
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Wales Greatest Son Praised Mr Lloyd George by Hughes
Mr W M Hughes praised Mr Lloyd George as Wales greatest son during a visit to a Welsh village near Montgomery. He described George as embodying the spirit and genius of Wales at a pivotal historical moment, noting a large assembled crowd for the unveiling ceremony.
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British trade slump signals ongoing wholesale price collapse
Publicheum reports London wholesale price index fell to 426.5 in July from earlier peaks, the lowest since May 1920 at 302.9, with steep losses hurting traders. It notes manufacturing troubles, halted factory orders, and reduced demand across textiles including cotton and wool. The Harper Bean motor firm and Avtand and Sons in Manchester show reduced valuations or halted outputs, while a modest revival in trade appears with a fall in price declines.
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Silesia dispute dominates allied council talks in London
London reports the Allied Supreme Council focusing on the Silesia issue and the German Polish frontier, with Central Europe stability and famine relief on the agenda. British Prime Minister Lloyd George shows optimism but signs of discord among Allies over frontier solutions.
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Imperial Conference Address to King Calls for Unity Across Temples
Animesial Gon ferones delivers a formal address to the King after a devoted delegation, urging continued unity among diverse temples. The message emphasizes links binding distant faiths, a common loyalty to the Empire, and a wish for lasting peace and welfare of all dominions. The speech pleads for enduring royal attention to national harmony and world peace.
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Revolt in Morocco Raises Cabinet Crisis Prospects
Reuters reports London that Spain faces a possible shift in Morocco policy after Melilla setback. Madrid signals plans to reinforce Melilla with Berenguer troops as Navaroo and other generals maneuver. Mediterranean patrols heighten tensions while rumors of Maura forming a new cabinet circulate among officials and press outlets.
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Japan Confidently Enters Disarmament Conference
In Washington on a day described as clear and decisive, the Japanese government states its firm decision to enter the disarmament conference. Officials emphasize confidence in the jus commune and the conference process amid ongoing international negotiations.
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Strength of Navies Nebulous Sritieh Position
A Times leading article argues that Dominions PM talks on naval policy reveal enduring uncertainty about the security basis for British sea power. It urges Britain to prepare for a new by naval build and questions pre war formulas of strength while predicting eventual domestic pressure on policy and fleets.
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Basketball Rovers Beat Caznas in Solomontown Tilt
The Rovers defeated the Camas 44 to 28 in a closely contested game at Solomontown on Friday. Wells led the Rovers with 13 goals while Casnas relied on Ibsp, Wells, Wits, and Basson for scoring, and the final period saw the Rovers pull away with strong teamwork and vital moments.
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Breakthrough talks aim to end Broken Hill lockout
Ministers press for settlement as doctors on both sides oppose medical exams for new workers. Shapley and Cornish seek a two representative conference with unions to resolve the stalemate over medical fit for employment. Meetings at the Methodist church yield no final accord.
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Company Tries to Meet the Unions
A convoluted record shows a company debating how to address unions by arranging medical examinations for newcomers and old employees. It notes plans to involve a Federal Laboratory at Port Pirie to oversee examinations before December and to determine who qualifies as workers for medical checks.
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Unions Tie Following Statement At Combined Executive Meet
A statement by the combined union executive, led by Mr A W Lager, was issued today amid the joint executive meeting. The message covered union solidarity and next steps for the federation as leaders discussed forthcoming plans and actions.
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Unions Issue Manifesto On Industrial Dispute
A Port Pirie union manifesto from Sabinday morning outlines stance against the company's medical examination plan for dispased workers. It demands fair compensation and government oversight, while noting union members will resist schemes favoring new hires over longstanding staff.
Company’s Comment on Medical Exams for Smelters and Newcomers
A Recordar interview reports the company's stance on medical examinations for new and existing workers at its smelting operations. It notes a proposed agreement delaying exams for existing staff until December, while insisting newcomers undergo medical testing. The piece discusses legal obligations under the Workers Compensation Act and the company’s history of providing sickness and accident benefits since 1917.
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Analysis of a manifesto on medical examinations and warnings
The piece critiques a manifesto arguing for strict medical exams to remove older workers and hire new ones. It notes the examination is seen as inquisitorial, while defenders say compensation exists for occupational diseases. The column cites publishers, a public card, and observed outcomes after ten months of operation.
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Spiritualism in Milam Opposed Talk with Caruso
A partial report from Nagios via Mie led wires describes a spiritualist gathering in Milam where Signor Caruso’s friends allege a touch with and questioning of the departed singer. The correspondent notes Caruso’s singing was deemed miserable by some, yet he feared generating tremors and withheld strong judgments.
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London
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Australian hopes fall as Britain loses in Davis Cup event
A garbled account from Reuter notes Jonfig Marvel and Salueaay Anderson of Lawn Tennis Renter's Service amid Britain's Davis Cup defeat. Davi Cup Whenlin defeats Gordon Lowe to end Britain's bid. A coastal steamer strikes Gelifornian shore near Angouvers and sinks with 400 drowned reported.
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Constable wounded in Las Palmas style robbery
A constable in Las Palmas was wounded today by two robbers who fled but were captured by two women. One robber fired a revolver but missed. the pair were seized as police arrived. The two men are held as possible robbers, while the women helped aid the capture. The report also notes a separate manifesto discussing layoffs and medical examinations, with critical questions about its logic.
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London
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Horsington's Letter Sparks Port Pirie Controversy
A fragment from The NenordeeOn reports Mr Horsington accusing Broken Hill employers of delaying action for five months. It portrays his plan to rally old employees against the company over an issue likely to arise next year, labeling him a key figure behind a sequence of industry tensions affecting hundreds.
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Port Pirie
Prices of Metals Lead Group Rising Headlines
Prices of metals show a lead group rising with high coating nations noted. Market spot values quoted with reference to Sana, £25, and e25754 code, amid uncertain demand and shifting exchange rates affecting metal costs.
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