Australian housing standards debated by federal inquiry
A federal inquiry heard unions urge a five shilling standard for Australian housing payments to support families. Justice Powers discussed wage periods, and Maher suggested a housing boom could follow higher wages. Evidence cited showed many workers lived in crowded one-room homes with blankets and sheets.
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Justice Powers
Dir Maher
Justion Bowers
Gompeling
Daloro
Ale Maher
Lake Lea
Yeurs
Maher
William Mitchell
New South Wales
Speoms
Wire contract for England sparks unemployment questions
In Adelaide and in the House of Assembly today Mr Young reported a persistent rumour that the Hoste Pipe Co awarded a contract worth £30,000 for wire for concrete work in Western Australia. Inquiries were made about production and unemployment effects as many workers may lose jobs. The Premier addressed the unemployment question but details remained guarded.
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Adelaids
Young
House of
Netase Nifors
Ans
Wat
Uil
Western Australia
Government mulls apprenticeship wage legality and classes
The council questioned if department heads acted legally in wage deductions for apprentices and whether a short-time party setting affected pay. They also asked if apprentices should attend a class at the Bahoot of dines on Saturday. The Secretary said he would gather the necessary information.
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Adelane
Tuusday
J. Jellay
Slort-Lime Party
Sked
Olasarat
ThaDblot Fouretary
Veiled Ireland May Prolong Dail Debate
Ireland's veiled future dominates parliamentary sessions as lawmakers prepare a fresh bid to extend discussions. Eirawn Orafts replies indicate ongoing resistance to speeding the debate while parties seek to shape the final terms.
Ulster Faces firm stance in Sinn Fein talks
Ulster shows no surrender as discussions with Sinn Fein plenipotentiaries progress. Britain seeks peace terms while Ulster leaders insist on steadfast positions, with hints that independence demands may be dropped only if guarantees are secured.
Dail Eireann prorogued amid Irish turmoil
The Daily News reports that members of the Dail Eireann have dispersed to attend to constituents. They will be summoned again if circumstances arise. The Bion Fein Cabinet has been granted plenary powers to negotiate with the president.
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United Seeviond
London
Daily Nawes
Dail Eiraan
Bok
Bion Fein Cabjsivt
Irish Leaders Clash Over Lloyd George Reply
Dublin reports on a heated exchange after Mr Lloyd George’s recent speech. The Times dispatch notes Irish leaders’ criticisms and a proposed reply said to advance peace prospects beyond prior letters.
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United Service
London
Fuesday
Bolleba
Lidyd George
Merde Valera
Barnsley
Novnet
Dublin
Monudy
Rirann
Lioyd Georgy
Uss
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Pirie Lacrosse Visit Hailed By Mayor Chief Officials
A Civic welcome greeted interstate lacrosse visitors led by Mayor TF Jenkins at Pirie Barrer Holey, as Pirie officials praised Victoria Canada style play and hoped for more cross-border games with Adelaide clubs. Local figures including J S Geddes and Roy Moore praised the touring team and predicted a strong season with future tours to Victoria.
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Inevosso Ni Pita
Elond
Barrer Holey
Pha
TF. Jenkins
Pirie
Pitte
Ottine
J. S. Geddes
Victoria
Ubat -Vietoris
Uipo
South Australia
Viatoria
Adelaide
Record Season Fm
Roy Moore
Hobart
Launceston
Adelaite
Amd
Ture
Hughie
Massacres Reported as Greco Turkish Clash Escalates
Reports received from Massaghe describe widespread killings and deportations amid Greek Turkish tensions. Eyewitness accounts cite massacres on marches, refugees, and widespread suffering across front lines east of the Samaria River with Turkish forces resisting. The scene remains unclear as correspondents note heavy fighting and cautious projections on future developments.
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Lontion
Meudsy
Raniey
Jly
Hmyria
Amalia
Samaria
Conaideraite
Grovis
Leader of Peace Delegation Faces Uncertain Participation
From London comes a garbled report stating De Valarie may skip the next round of talks. Ariune Gruivens is named as potential head negotiator, with commentary on possible shifts in leadership during planned discussions in London.
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United
Bergine
London
Lanndun
Gma
Belfast Rioting Flares as Fire Brigade Quells Blaze
The Times reports renewed sectarian clashes in Belfast with bombs thrown and shootings, one man killed and several wounded. Fire brigades battle fires as violence disrupts streets and public order, while London monitors the situation and awaits political responses.
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London
Aman
Poveral
Fire Brigade
Adelaide Port Pirie Glasshouse Smoke Social Report
Visitors at the DLAC iG gathering held in the AW Hall observed a social smoke session. MoH Jy Wills announced South Australia’s players' coats and noted Adelide town dominance with seven penlor clubs, five G teams, and two flourishing leagues in Pirie, with concerns about waning interest in Tamestown and a spirited but uneven showing across clubs connectivity.
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DLAC
Pirie
Wills
South Australie
Adelide
Opera
Wots St Port-Pirie
Famestown
Lawreseo
Ava
Spitil Grilluh
Prices of Metals in Melbourne Market Report
Melbourne price notes show mixed metal quotes with spot and standard rates in fluctuation. Foreign spot quoted at £28 7/6, standard 3/2 43/2, with other figures listed for various metals.
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Spaltzsion
LEN Sait
Ssiever Standand
Prohibition Debate Trimmed By British Labour Visit
Two Labour MPs in the House of Commons visited Liverpool and America for a month to study the prohibition movement. They conclude that prohibition misleads workers and restricts drinkers while noting the multi tiered supply networks and agents.
Australians praise diverse sports as winds of change sweep clubs
The article reports on Australian sports culture embracing multiple disciplines led by a council or institute night. It notes clubs such as Adelaide, Port Pirie, Port Germeimore Pirle and Jaciestown with Rosy leading a 70 member group. The visiting team will be given a farewell and a dance prior to departure.
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Tiv
Pirie
Popar Siena Dan
Weeaier
Adelaide
Supe
Avpmriog
Sealey Spend
Tayfose- In
South
Australis
Ar. Steel
Taivosse
Monumant
Akilk
Soath
Avisiensin Assodia
Aelaide
Por Bsts
Nonethings
Port Germeimore Pirle
Jaciéstown
Port Pirle
Havine
Rosy
Ihe
Manly
Henle
Ile
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T.coryish
W. Dyers
Chie Ely
Ge B.“farhin
the Times
Eprasal Parmmlon
al Ahad
Ars
Balicut Disturbances Reported At Quilandy Across Regions
The report details anti Moslem actions and communal tensions linked to the Baliccut disturbances. It notes organized Hindus and Christians opposing government policies and mentions specific incidents at Quilandy and nearby areas with sectarian hostility.
Martial law proclaimed amid turmoil in Bombay
Reuters dispatch reports martial law declared in Bombay amid sub-district unrest. Reler’s correspondent notes intensified military presence as authorities impose curfews and restrict movement across affected areas.
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Reuters
Bombay
Atonday
Reler
Osi
Illumng Menace and Matchless Detachment Report
Fragmentary notice describes a perilous confrontation or incident involving figures named Heidenseters and Kutlinuran, with unclear dates resembling August and September events. It references a callout about a movable cotinine detachment and a defeat at Pukka relates to a contest or clash. The text includes garbled names and phrases, suggesting a disrupted account of a local or regional conflict with Titan participants conversing on Ticurtamaaili.
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Adeust
Aption
Pukka
German Ministry Alarmed Overthrow Plot Threats
The German government declares alarm over a plotted overthrow and threats to its stability. Officials condemn despicable elements seeking to undermine the constitution and call for firm action to uphold order amid disinformation and unrest in London and beyond.
German reparations and wartime claims debated in US policy
A form of postwar reparations emerges with demands that Germany pay for American lives lost in the Lusitania sinking and settle older claims. The text cites total claims of 260 million for injuries and 1 billion for maintenance of the army, with property seizures valued around 80 million pounds. The process includes US government gating and possible returns of seized German assets.
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Hantars
Washington
Atondity
Germany
Ameria
Lusitania
United States
Arcopitino
Eenice Bia Viepreciates
German reparations payments report in 1926 diary
Reuters summary notes in London on a diary about Germany's reparations settlement discussions. It mentions proposed payment totals in the late 1920s and references coverage in The Times and telegraphic replies. No clear dates or names beyond Germany and Britain are reliably legible.
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London
Sonday
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al Weisbaten
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