Wallaroo Mines Melbourne Negotiations Move Toward Reopening
Monday Mr Gibson secretary of Me Ferhvatedt Rogine Drivers and Firevin's b rivtion said today he prot paid four visht the Wallaroo and Moonta mines which save bees vlused seven rab months. He urged management to approach the Arbitration Court for a variation of the award. Directors to decide. Union intends to oppose an injunction in the High Court over alleged employer practices in Western Australia.
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Melbourne
Gibson
Ferhvatedt
Wallaroo
Moonta
Ned
Explosion alarmed town after dynamite found
Mr Stephens took a motor car to the day night and returned to find dynamite missing. He neutralized the danger with dig workmen. police investigate a prank that could have caused a fatal blast. Nearby Sunbury was mentioned as a concern in the diffuse report.
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Melbourne
Stephens
Sunbury
Polie
Beet Sugar Factory and Metal Related Notes
Fragmentary notes refer to a beet sugar facility and metal items with scattered mentions of Acckuettjul and gygglutiogy terms. The readable text hints at factory context, potential disruptions, and affiliations with Ameri Tamil or similar entities, but specific names, dates, or outcomes are not clear.
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Sween
Fire Destroys Three Stores in Wisconsin Town
A blaze swept through three stores in WIWSTANE causing extensive damage. Firefighters battled the flames for hours as investigators worked to determine a cause amid charred shelves and broken storefronts. No injuries were reported, and residents were urged to stay clear of the affected block.
Race for Balloons in Geneva Debates Air Transport History
In Geneva on Sunday the air balloon race featured by Transport by Huron shows continued public interest. The event drew a large crowd as nations track the winds and discuss future aviation developments with observers noting the roles of France, Spain, Austria, and Bulgaria in the evolving air travel landscape.
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Geneva
Huron
Belen
France
Spain
Autatria
Bulgaria
Reiler
Lure of Constantinople Prompts Diplomatic Tension
An obscure relic of a political note outlines expected resistance from Greek allies as tensions rise over ambassadorial action. The article mentions a naval retreat plan and neutral posture, with strategic measures described by the commander and allied states to manage the crisis.
Germans in Alsace fear expulsion as sanctions loom
German residents in Alsace and Lorraine rush to move capital and flee as Paris presses Treaty of Versailles penalties. Strasbourg deputies warn Paris of economic fallout if action is imposed, while frontier checkpoints tighten and passports are closely supervised.
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London
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
Strasbourg
Kent
M. Poincare
Fascisti sack unions and offices during Genoa event
London dispatch says Italy appears calmer but confirms Fascisti attacked Palma bar union HQ, wrecked Avanti offices in Milan, and occupied Genoa's San Giorgio palace, center of Genoa Conference sessions. After clashes with police two Fascists slain, several wounded. Government empowers military in Genoa and Milan to restore order.
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London
Rome
Fascisti
Bar Union
Palma
Avanti
Milan
San Giorgio
Genoa
Polace
Reuter
Reparations Anxiety Looms Over Austria At London Conference
London Sunday reports Austria anxiously awaits the reparations conference result, fearing delay could drive the population toward disaster as living costs rise with higher bank note circulation and to orted hunger. Sofia hints Bulgaria seeks a three year moratorium and debt relief following Germany. Italy’s stance may hinge on internal turmoil while Signor Facta vows strict measures to restore order.
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London
Austria
Vienna
Sofia
Bulgaria
Germany
Gxampse
Inter-Allied Commission
Entente
Italy
Reuter
Rome
Signor Facta
Arbitration Court urged restore six days week in engineering
Messrs Homes and Terham, representing employers in the engineering industry, urged the restoration of the six days working week before the Full Arbitration Court. They argued that a small reduction in hours was a handicap for Australian industry and that other nations enjoyed shorter working weeks.
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Melbulane
Messrs Homes and
Terham
Iuployers
Ausraian Industes
Ygrrater
Revolt in Italy as Fascists Dominate Streets
The Daily Mail Rome correspondent reports Fascisti in Milan Genoa and Ancona parading and hunting communists. Thousands reinforce at Ancona as a town hall bell rang for the Communist debacle. Workmen hear speeches while revolvers force promises to wave Communist groups. Communists damaged power lines cutting electricity to Naples. two days see about 30 dead and hundreds injured.
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London
Daily Mall
Rome
Milan
Genoa
Ancona
Ashey
Paselsti
Park of Nie
Abruzzi
Naples
Delegations Arrive as Belgium Presses for Reparations
The French Italian and Belgian conference delegates led by M Poincare Signor Sehanzer and M Theunis arrived in London. Poincare spoke briefly while Sehanzer urged no immediate German concessions. Belgium stressed tests for payment terms and warned against cash demands from Germany as a condition for any relief.
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London
M. Poincare
Signor Sehanzer
M. Theunis
Slanor Sehanzer
Tlaly
Germany
Bebsum
French chess champion Marcus Milles in Paris clash
London report notes Marcus Milles, French chess champion, drawing with George Colfora in a 29 round context in October. Observers cite tense play and strategic exchanges as Milles secures edge before time pressures.
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London
Sumlay
Maris Aula
Marcus Milles
Tee Ween Matehrd
George Colfora
Lizhi m Pans
Denter
Kaiser's Castle Becomes Orphans Home Near Metz
The Paris dispatch reports that the chateau d Urqllir once used by the ex Kaiser near Metz has been converted into a tolling home for French war orphans. United Service.
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Kaiser
London
Prues
Paris
Chateau d'Urqllir
Metz
United Service
Revolt in Ireland and British responses in London
A London dispatch reports distressed Irish fighting fueling pro British repartition hopes. Rebel leaders seek stronger British forces to rally national sentiment, with Kilmallock’s fall and a Kerry letter signed Murphy cited. A Times notice outlines philanthropy for Irish orphans aided by Burnside Homes in Australia as part of ongoing relief efforts.
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London
Ireland
Kilmallock
Clonmel
Kerry
Murphy
United Service
Australia
Times
England
Andrew Weld
Australia House
Burnside Homes
Parramatta
James Burns
Moulders Strike in Sydney Balunday Protest
Vague OCR text describes molders striking in Sydney and another place with mentions of meetings and pay disputes. It references a Wednesday or Sunday schedule and a demand for wages described as a weekly rate. The fragmentary report cites workers, employers, and a workshop setting without clear names or dates.
Concert for Benevolent Society Inspires Despite Low Attendance
A Pirie Male Vocalis Choir concert last night benefitted the Lae Ladies Benevolent Society. Under Mr A Taplin, the program featured Wagner, Hatton, Sullivan and Gounod numbers with soloists including H Wilkinson and F Runner. Encores and audience appreciation outweighed the modest turnout, plus charity proceeds aided the society.
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Lae Ladies’ Benevolent Society
A. Taplin
Clivens
Wagner
Stas
Hatton
de Hille
Sullivan
Gounod
S. Ively
Mir H. Wilkinson
F. Runner
Love
Mi Ki O. Lovely
Nirvana
G. S. Goldsworth
Will
Hoffman
Wellington
Mr Goldsworthy
Vanity Fair
Ngs
Viliin Selectio
W. Dow
Wurm
Martin
P. Beasley
Ryan
J. F. Jenkins
Wood
Jenkins
Wharfie’s Misfortune and Hospital Return Tale
The distorted account describes Wharfie facing bad luck and gas injuries leading to hospital stays. After his return he endures lingering after effects and another accident, with weeks spent recovering and concerns about his health.
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Wharfie
Sydney
Mital
Thesar
Linde
Nespital
Agents General role outlined by NSW official
The NSW Agents General discuss a high profile figure in London and stress the need for well known, educated men with good public records to represent Australia. They propose salaries of five thousand pounds and nineteen hundred rising to two thousand, with emphasis on English speaking ability and active public life. The chief of staff would manage departmental affairs while the principal would engage with the public life of the mother country. Don't miss the Sheik and Alhambra tonight.
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Airc
SFU
Sydney
Lowden
Nsw
Lonedon
Aus- Healit
Ion Ant English
Overseas hurdling marks new world record in 15 seconds
The report notes a non Therese wer hurdling effort in 15 seconds setting a world mark. Bob Spears is chosen to represent the nation in upcoming informational contests after winning the National cycling championship, securing a key right for the year.
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Non Therese
Unit Service
Valuable violin dispute ends with return or payment
In a district court Freder mas Heath sued Henri Stall musician of Lyceum Theatre for £30 over a violin. Stall claimed to have sold it for a fee but later said the instrument was stolen after a series of misfortunes. Judge Scholes ordered £59 to the plaintiff or return of the violin within a week. Also noted are the curious mentions of washed color feathers and a race caption amid a sporting drama theatrical notice.
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Fredermas Heath
Henri Stall
Lyceunt Theatre
Hines Tomasy Ebert
Fae
Mie Feluen
Staell
Mainz
Kempsey
Scholes
Maxim gun noted for rapid single-barrel fire
A historical paragraph describes the Maxim gun as capable of discharging powerful shots quickly with a single barrel. It mentions liquid fire throwers used in war and in South Africa for combating plague-like beast populations, reflecting wartime technology and colonial era references.
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Africa
Juvenile Ball in St Mark's Halls with Fancy Dress
A juvenile fancy dress ball was held at St Mark's hall with large attendance and lively dancing. Prizes were awarded to Nellie Gould, Paul Hansen, May Brown, and Tom Bell, with a special prize to Dulcie Mittin and Orally Gelding. Mrs Mara and Norman oversaw the event, music by Miss Reldy and Arthur Milnes, MC J Stokes, and many children in imaginative costumes participated.
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St. Mark's
Hhjerk
Palse
Tolk
Dudge
Mesdames Hinson
Reidy
J. W. Nai
Miss Parker
WH. Stacey
Re Mara
Norman
Reldy Pinoy
Arthur Milnes
Mr. J. Stokes
M.C
N. McBride
Januti M. Welly
Meet
Mo McBride
En Anil Toe Vierrols
MuBride
Sleepy
Ato
Paul Han
T. Ahern
Inilian
Crass
Most Callous Man Refuses Bail For Wife In Court
Hanley magistrate denounces a man who refused to stand bail for his wife Alice Lacy Greathead, charged with obtaining by false pretences. After a tense exchange, the husband allowed a conference and later agreed to stand bail at £40.
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Hanley Eng
Alice Lacy Greathead
Lisl
John Greathead
Greathead
Tasmanian mining report shows industry downturn and cautious revival
The 1924 Secretary for Mines report records Tasmanian mineral output at £822,851, a drop of over £4 million from the prior year, with large cuts in silver lead and tin. It notes market collapse and higher costs, but expects revival as Broken Hill interests resume activity at Zeehan and Mt Bischoff reopens. ME Lyell mine operates on a reduced scale amid retrenchment.
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Secretary For Mines
Tasmania
Broken Hill
Zeehan
Mt. Bischoff
ME. Lyell
Prisoners charged with breaking and stealing in Sydney court
William Pears aged 24 and Edward Love aged 22 faced Sydney police court on charges of breaking and entering and stealing two counts of grievous bodily harm and escaping custody. They were committed for brias at the Yass slions. The accused, under arrest for stealing, escaped from the Binaloms lockup. They claimed their escape was aided by a relative, with confusing details about a son and unworkable leads.
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Sydney
Binalong
William Pears
Edward Love
Brias
Yass
Wille
Connelly Hintley
Eeddy
Proposed Pirie Loan Proposals Raise Town Tension
A garbled OCR note discusses a proposed loan in Pirie and a town council debate over financing. It mentions mortgages overdrafts and government action, with unclear references to Australia, Parliament, and local salaries. The text suggests public concern about repayment and fiscal risk.
Freemasons Sermon Quoted By Magor Address Text
Wilfred J Magor argues in a memorandum that his statement on Freemasonry was misreported. He clarifies that Freemasonry is a natural outgrowth of humanity and religion and notes a misquote swapping national law for duralir civil laws in the address.
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Wilfred J. Magor
Theatre listing for Shel Alhambra shows Wed Thu matinee
The Shel Alhambra presents performances tonight on Wednesday and Thursday with a matinee in Australia at 3 p.m. The listing notes showtimes and indicates a midweek program with evening shows and a Wednesday matinee.
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Austral
Complete Change of Program At Austral Tonight
A local theater announces a program overhaul featuring the new show Kissing Cup. The Mile Stones group urges audiences not to miss the updated schedule and events tonight at Austral.
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Austral
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