Seamen Strike May Be Settled With Arbitration Prospects
Optimism grows among union officials as talks hint at a settlement under Federal Government arbitration. Statements cited a meeting at One Victoria and noted the arrest of a union leader as an indiscretion. Port Adelaide seamen reportedly favored arbitration and hoped for an early resumption of work.
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Tony
Béraume
Fegsun
Wesinlke
Walsh
Congan Sharon
Port Adelaide
Walall
Hermie Sabisfu
Opinion on Seamen's Conference and Conciliation Methods
In Port Adelaide the secretary Mr From taminth expressed hope the strike would end amid calls for interstate railway talks. He cited a Melbourne wire on the subject but would not reveal its contents. If the seamen refused to fare in ferme tie, a conference would meet again to discuss conciliatory methods.
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Taminth
Port Adelaide
Labot Gennes
Port Pirit
Fe Tad
Melbourne
Inter State
Gout
Local MO BO Meet Tonight At 7 53
Officials invite members to attend tonight's meeting at Hillside Grove. Agenda includes mute topics and grade updates as new items appear for discussion.
President Le Corin predicts seamen return soon
President 16 Swibourne of Sands of the Seamen's Union says he has an intimation from trusted sources that seamen will be usable in the near future. He notes his comrade will be out of work soon and hopes ships will be welded out for all times.
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Swibourne of Sands
Seamen's Union
le Corin
Seaman's extravagant statement heard at Victorian Seamen's Union
Awbiressing meeting chaired by Mr Gonningtons at the Victorian Hemet of the Seamen's Union claimed 350 to 450 prisoners were at Pentridge with 20 dying in the year. It said none had been sent to Lal gut except Tom Walsh, accusing authorities of using Ws to contrart dufluenzs and ate.
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Gonningtons
Hemet
Seamen’s Union
Urol
Pentridge
Wie
Siip
Muenzy
Turin
Tom Walsh
Amusements at University Theater Program Listing
The program includes a Willan Fox production The Kal isiver a comedy featuring George Walsh and Dorothy Dalton in Tyrant Fears. Also shown is a film Mother episode of Wolves of Kipling and a Sunshine comedy. Screenings begin at 3 40 o'clock with a special cheery feature by the Sunshine committee.
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Ujpe
Willan Fox
George Walsh
Dorothy Dalton
A. Ince
S Suul
Sunshine
Port Pirie military funeral and local notices mix
About forty returned soldiers attended the funeral of Stewart Dasidsot-Smallacambe, with ex servicemen in uniform bearing the coffin. Wreaths were placed, including one from the Augur Hospitality Committee. Promotions and transfers affect Port Pirie personnel and nearby Grange postings.
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Stewart Dasidsot
Smallacambe
Port Pirie
Unifeen
Te Oumin
Social Problems Expo Expounded At Port Pirie Talk
The Port Pirie branch of the WIE.A presented a lecture on social problems led by Mr Healer and Mr Jackson, arguing that class and industrial conditions created modern social ills. They traced roots to early civilization and the Industrial Revolution, urging regulation, wage reforms, and stronger social conscience to curb selfish profit. A later outdoor display showed the electric power era’s dramatic impact on society.
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Lander
Port Pirie
Wie.a
Ton Are National Mall
Jackson
Heaton
Afun
Bam
Antidole
Wr Wien
Antidoles
Hy Raphalish
Hunt
Taswlion
Jol
Surieries
Sorin Arcivnt
Protestant Federation Morning Meeting Recaps Membership Renewal
The Pros lnstauk Federation held a morning meeting in the revolational Hall. Pastor pway led the service with a hymn. Members renewed their memberships and discussed present-day politics, sharing newspaper clippings among attendees.
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Pros Lnstauk Federation
St Plan
Pway
Mnase ‘Dhvaned
Russian War Reports From The Times
A garbled Times dispatch cites Bolshevist sources claiming Ukrainian General Gregoriet was murdered at Sado. Also notes German Soviet influence in Petrograd and Lenin’s privileges among Russian elites.
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Hellingfors
Kell
Gregoriet
Sado
Times
London
Petrograd
M. Lenin
Russia
Australian swimmers Durack and Wylie refuse schedule
Misses Durack and Wylie from Australia protest a two day women’s swimming carnival program. They say they agreed with Frederik Rublana to swim in a separate event or prize plan and refused to compete. The controversy threatens the rest of the event.
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Reuter
Chicago
Durack
Wylie
Frederik Rublana
Siarry
Foval
Board meeting notes on wartime welfare and conference plans
Members of the aaevw board discussed membership, welfare reports, and the isolation hospital. The general secretary summarized wartime conditions, sailors and soldiers reclaiming privileges, and a positive outlook on returning home. A conference report outlined state committees, executive controls, and educational cooperation with the WEA, with a proposed welcome home for members.
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Aaevw
Messrs VT
Butt Wpsident
A. Ey Muda
Srvtitiud
Wie
Wwn
Swaulel
Ted
Reidy
Biante
Mie
Wewokuba
Wheckines
Australia
Intal
Fussl
Worl
WEA
John ‘Taylor
Cost of Living Woes Stir Port Adelaide Meeting
The Port Adelaide Trades and Labour meeting discussed rising living costs. J B Stephin urged unions to form a cooperative plan and establish a committee to study wage increases. G Davey supported indexing to wages while workers pressed for higher pay, and a Silver amendment proposed how funds should be allocated.
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Anelai
Port Adelaide
Lalor Fatmell
J.B. Stephin
G Davey
Fond
Earl
Mill Employes Union Notes Strikes and Wage Moves
Mr. Frank Condon disclosed an investigative review of mill unions and discussed the condition of 45 workers without jobs in the district. A local union meeting addressed alleged breaches of the wages act and central office oversight, while wage scales in the wheat mills rose from 8 to 4 17 a week.
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Frank Condon
Mattie Beanet
Cowan
Port Adelaide
AML
Condon
Watch on Rhine Troop Buildup Reported in War Council
A London Times correspondent notes the Supreme War Council weighing additional forces to bolster the right bank of the Rhine. The uncertain juncture faces stiff parliamentary scrutiny as treaty provisions loom and political maneuvering intensifies the stalemate.
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the Times
London
Supreme War Council
Rhine
Muetow
Government bill to prosecute profiteers moved by Commons
The House of Commons debated a government bill aimed at prosecuting profiteers on a day in August in London. The discussion focused on measures to curb price abuses and the scope of enforcement and penalties.
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Houter
London
House of Commons
Smelters Trustees Report on Subscriptions and Benefits
Trustees report fortnight subscriptions totaling 407 pounds 6 shillings with 150 pounds 4 shillings 7 pence in claims for accident and sickness. Nine accident claims were considered eight passed one deferred. Twenty four sickness claims evaluated, eight passed one deferred. Payments days set for accident allowance Wednesdays 3 to 4:30 pm sickness Thursdays 3 to 4:30 pm.
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Snd
British Miners Strike Turmoil and Continental Reactions
A chaotic Times summary reports British miners in Yorkshire resisting wage concessions while British officials clash with union leaders. Government and police responses are noted, with talks on wage increases and arbitration. Bakers Union actions hint at resumed work if demands are met, and London strikes show mixed outcomes amid ongoing negotiations.
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Pntial
Monter
London
Bakers Colan
Hroushhut
Jitterio
Yslers
Market Prices Report With Varied Foodstuffs and Auctions
Prices for meat poultry butter and dairy goods fall amid plentiful supply and weekly demand. Beef pork and mutton show steady or rising interest while eggs honey and vegetables stay variable with auction day results detailing weights and per unit prices.
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WORM # co
Worm and Co
Alines
Bacon Walt
Cauliffowens
Breas
Lena
Ex Kaiser Trial Impeded by Treaty Sanction Question
London dispatch reports debate on whether treaty powers authorize prosecuting the ex Kaiser. It notes that Napoleon’s surrender required an Act of Parliament to legalise detention and that Government asserts the peace treaty permits pursuing Tier-Rudser on several charges.
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London
Manchester Guardian
Pease
Napoleon
Returning Soldiers Signal Return to Port Pirie by Train
Four soldiers waved farewell to their intentions to return to Port Pirie by train this afternoon. Major J Brackenridge, son of Mr and Mrs A Brackenridge, cox ale J RR Billing, and 48ra Bat, son of Mrs W E Goles, Dyke Street Solomontown. Trooper W E J Kimber 9th Light Horse, son of Mr and Mrs E W Kimber Howetown station. John Russell for Mr B T Lawry of Transports. Mrs MG Fidge notified her son Private A S Pidge of the 18th Battalion returns aboard the troop City of Exeter. Mrs M F Quigley notified that son Dever F J L Quigley returns via Wiltshire after three years eight months service.
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Port Pirie
Serel
J. Brackenridge
A. Brackenridge
Cox Ale J
Billing
W. £. Goles
Dyke Street
Solomontown
W. E. J. Kimber
9Th Light Horse
E.W. Kimber
Howetown
John Russetter
B. T. Lawry
MG. Fidge
Sesond Street
A. 5. Pidge
Exeter
M. F. Quigley
Dever F. J. L. Quigley
Wiltshire
Port Pie SWRAY DAY Known by The Recorder
An obscure notice claims the recorder’s reach extends to every mouse in Port Pie with broad daily exposure. The garbled text resembles an old city brief about regular coverage or a public notice.
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Paches
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Baron
May
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