Fordsdale Crew Officials Meet Over Trouble In Sydney
In Sydney Thursday morning General Manager He Kneem and Marine Superintendent Captain Innes met Transport and Union officials regarding Fordsdale crew unrest. The conference lasted about ninety minutes and adjourned for a second session. Officials sought clarity on union support if management rehired the former crew. No public stance from the union. Some crews intend to sign again while others are ill or planning to leave the state. two men have already sailed to South Australia.
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Commonwealth Line
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Water supply and Australian ecology debate at science meeting
Reuters reports from Toronto on a British Association for the Advancement of Science address by Prof. Rishbeth of University College, Southampton. He argues Australia's surface cover and water resources are shaped by ecological history and strongly influence civilizational development, contrasting with Europe and indicating less modification by Kunin bands in the Antipodes.
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Toronto
Rishbeth
University College
Southampton
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Australia
Conentry Dt
Europe
Hills Railway Delay Inquiries Open Over Nairne Incident
Adelaide reports a deferential inquiry pending into a suspending of railway service after an apparent delay near Nairne on the East West route toward Melbourne. Railways officials were unavailable for comment and Southern Australian lines stated no portable train lines were involved, suggesting no obvious accident at the nearby station.
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Adelaide
Nairne
Melbourne
Railways Department
North Shore Bridge Construction Amid Sydney Harbor Work
The North Shore Bridge project at Sydney Harbor uses two fleets of Vulcan heavy trucks to transport steel girders and components. Operators report daily outputs around 30 tons per truck, with fuel usage and repair costs noted. local garage Bart's Garage at 1413 Waymouth Street provides vehicle deliveries and quotes for truck chassis rates 30/39 and 30/43.
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New Bridge
Sydney Harbor
Bart's
Waymouthight Stuare
Weather boosts wheat hopes as rains aid Mallee fields
Reports from Victoria note good rains in the Mallee Wimmera and Western districts improving crop prospects. Ground now saturated and the past 48 hours rain could add hundreds of thousands of pounds to wheat growers. Police report no new developments in the Caulfield murder. Mrs Margret Flynn, 70, repelled a burglar at Sandringham. she is hospitalized after a brutal robbery. Postmortems show Michael OConnell and his wife Bridget died of natural causes at Clifton Hill. rumors of hidden wealth found nothing.
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Mallee
Wimmera
Michael O'Connell
Bridget
Clifton Hill
Snowfalls Reported at Ballarat and Trentham
Snow fell for two hours at Ballarat and three hours at Trentham. Twenty indeterminate sentence prisoners at Pentridge refused work and were sentenced by a magistrate to fourteen days solitary confinement each.
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Trentham
Pentridge
Railway plans eyed for Maitland to Paskeville line
Adelaide reports say Railways Standing Committee favors a broad gauge Maitland to Paskeville railway, 28.5 miles via Arthurton and Rainton, with daily passenger service by a rail motor car and regular goods trains on certain days. Route would run along a three chain road, use new plant and ballast, with four stations including Maitland Arthurton and Eginton.
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Caltowie
O'Halloran
House of Assembly
J. Gunn
Mundoora
Redhill
H. D. Nicholls
Gunn
Nicholls
Snowtown
Lake Bumbumga
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Paskeville
Arthurton
Rainton
Moonta
Millland
Asthurton
Eginton
Derby candidate Valamita lame at Victoria Park course
New South Wales racing notes report Valamita, a Derby hopeful, taken to Victoria Park this morning but found lame and not galloped. On Tandwick grass a fast session saw Glowming seven furlongs in 1.35 while Duke Tainglass showed pace with a furlong in 12 1 2 seconds and other runners posted times.
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Valamita
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Tandwick
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Polyel
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Coroner hears choking case in Redfern man
Sydney coroner hears a case involving Daniel OMeares, 37, of Redfern, who allegedly choked on false teeth found embedded in a chewing surface. The incident occurred in Nil sleny and is under inquiry.
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Daniel Omears
Redfern
Hiealee
Grand Central Hotel Closure Risks Adelaide's Status
Mr E Hennessey warns closing the Grand Central Hotel could lower Adelaide's standing among visitors from the park of the world. He argues leading hotels shape a city's image, citing the Merivale and Hotel St Francis as global references. He notes the Grand Central accommodates about 40 guests nightly, with capacity for larger crowds on special occasions.
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The Great Flood and Homeless Chinese Crisis
An Australian Press Association report from Washington says the China International Famine Commission estimates 10 million homeless and many drowned due to floods. Floods imperil Pekin, force relocations, and destroy crops, with relief efforts led by American Minister Dr Seharm and Red Cross. relief cost projected around 1 dollar per person for stress relief and rebuilding, as crops fail and sowing of winter wheat is hindered.
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China
Football Carnival Matches Report Hobart
In Hobart on Thursday two carnival football games produced final scores Victoria 31 23 Queensland 17 12 and New South Wales 9 12 while Western Australia tallied 27 21. A member of the winning side kicked at least one goal.
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Victoria
Queensland
West Australia
New South Wales
Ruhr Evacuation Talks Leave France and Germany at Odds
Berlin reports reveal French demand for a one year evacuation met with German rejection. London sees a decisive stage in talks with Herriot and Belgian ministers meeting with German leaders at Downing Street to discuss Ruhr withdrawal dates, German control, French security, and a Franco-German treaty. Evacuation by January 1925 is rumored, with France pressing for August 25.
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EX-Premier Criticised and Wheat Pool Moves Stir Debate
In a general discussion, Mr McIntosh condemned Sir Henry Barwell for opposing many popular measures and urged the government not to waste time on doomed legislation while promising support for constructive proposals. Premier Gunn explained punishment provisions for soldier land purchases and outlined declarations to prevent improper payments. Barwell noted NSW and WA plans to cooperate with the Federal Government on a voluntary wheat pool, with the state awaiting a federal decision. Attorney-General Denny spoke on unallocated surplus from compulsory pools, noting ambiguity over year and litigation. A parliamentary inspection followed the Thousand Homes foundations.
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Interstate Football Team Arrives for South Australia Clash
Under Mr W Knight of Geelong the Victorian side of 16 arrives in Adelaide to face South Australia at the Adelaide Oval. The squad includes Captain Suecarter and vice captain Cubbins with alterations from last week. Rules interpretations and SA playing style are noted as potential factors.
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Knight
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Scanlon
Wn Suecarter
Geelong
W. Cubbins
St Kilda
D. Mollison
H. Dunbar
Melbourne
James
Fergie
Wretb
Gambetta
Trouble in Senate over Bank Bill delay in Australia
Melbourne reports a Senate scene as Senator Pearce seeks to move private ministers bills consideration. Gardiner resists, Newland supports, leading to a suspension threat and a heated exchange. Reidy reiterates contractor expectations, while educational legislation and dairy price stabilization moves are noted.
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Federal Senate
Commonwealth Bank
House of Representative
Idiner
Seadalur Pearet
Newland
Pearce
Otter
Gardiney
Srnator Gardiner
Discovery Links Glycine Supplement to Insulin Treatment
An outlined report credits four physicians including John Hiplettis with discovering glycerine as a supplementary aid to insulin therapy in diabetes. The patient, who had neglected standard care, showed marked improvement after glycerine administration, prompting renewed interest in glycerine as a dietary supplement in treatment plans.
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Haltimume
Weuneadiy
Ime
John
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Dili
Moroccan unrest sparks panic as rebels surround garrison
The Daily Express reports unrest in Morocco provoking panic among native tribes. Rebels encircle the Melilla garrison while securing positions in nearby regions. Diplomatic efforts and supposed truces falter as reports describe tense clashes and strategic maneuvers.
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London
Daily Express
Parle
Morocco
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Vebels
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Wprisonad
Tennis in America AUSTRALIAN SUCCESSES IN NEWPORT
Playing in the Lennie singled matches at Newport today Norgian Brothers defeated Thayer of Philadelphia 6 1. Kalme and Weinstein defeated Senepte and Rowland 6 3 in the first round. Kalme and Weinstein beat Norton and Brown 4 1 in the second round. Brooks and Schlesinger defeated Guild and Fairlines 6 4 10 4, 5 2.
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Weinstein
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Rowland
Labor Organising Sparks Open War Over La Follette Campaign
The American Federation of Labor announces a national Speakers Bureau to provide campaign orators in the push to elect Senator La Follette and influence Congressional records, signaling a sharp intensification of labor involvement in the election.
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The Sudan Trouble Protests and Naval Movements
Pro-Egyptian demonstrations in the Sudan prompt diversions and ship movements. Weymouth rerouted to Port Sudan, Marlborough sent to Alexandria, Clematis to Port Sudan. Allenby and Slack confer with Ramsay MacDonald at the Foreign Office. Athara sympathy demo reported. Sudan described as quiet.
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For Charity Butchers and Bakers Rally for Funds
Charity efforts by Pirie butchers and bakers face criticism for repeatedly fundraising by soliciting shillings from widows and orphans. A cricket benefit last summer raised 37 pounds for a butcher's assistant family, while a football match planned for next Wednesday aims to boost proceeds. One thousand tickets have been sold for the planned event despite limited local turnout.
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Dali
Painful Accident at Smelters Injures William Gavin
In the D and L department at the Smelters last night William Gavin a married resident of Solo montown received injuries to his hand requiring weeks of layoff. Greaser Cuyn on the afternoon shift barged into his rounds near 11 o clock, badly injuring Gavin by crushing his fingers and severely lacerating the rest. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. Gavin is a married man with a family.
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Kid McCoy Confesses in Los Angeles Murder Case
In Los Angeles police report Selby known as Kid McCoy confessed to involvement in the murder of Mrs. Moers at her home. The confession followed earlier noise and disturbance at the scene, with authorities noting the incident was ongoing.
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Kid McCoy
Heaver
Waluesiiman Selby
Kid My Guy
Ras
Moers
Federal Parliament Bank Bill Dominates Melbourne Session
In Parliament Prime Minister Bruce signals postponement of other business to push Banking Bill. Senate amends to issue Avatra Nan notes. concerns over exchange and local bank practices arise. Earle Page sets Soldiers' Disabilities Commission first meeting for September 8. Industrial inquiry eyed for Broken Hill as Senate debates Equipment Bill.
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Thuealay
House of Representatives
M Bruce
Lazzarini
Earle Page
D. Cameron
Soldiers’ Disabilities Commission
Senate
Avatra
London
Parker Moloney
F. B. Fenton
Page
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Watson
Man
The Boot Trade in Adelaide Faces Depression
Industrial note from Adelaide reports the boot trade pressing hardship after years of war. Secretary J He Spicer says slack demand forces time work and wage cuts. The Commonwealth cost of living move cuts wages for limited workers from £4 18/6 to £4 16, effective September 15, with pieceworkers and apprentices seeing a 24 percent reduction. the Wages Board will confirm next week.
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J. Hespicer
Nplayes’ Union
Spicer
Commonwealth Stavsmaan
Lmited
Willeek
Hambleton Faces Swift In SA Golf Carnival Semi final
Interest centered on the South Australian Golf Carnival at Seaton today with H A Hambleton taking on Brian Swift in the Men's Amateur Championship semi final and Sally Hill meeting W W Parsons. Hill, Clem Hill’s brother, is visiting from England to play and improve his game. Captain Hambleton, from the Government House staff, learned golf in Britain and has shown form. Swift and Hambleton have been among the State’s best players, with strong carnival form. After last night’s rain, today’s conditions were nearly ideal for low scoring.
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Seaton
H. A. Hambleton
Brian Swift
Sally Hill
W_ Parsons
Ly Hill
Clem
Ligland
Hambleton
Government House
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