Deadlock Deepens at Fremantle Waterfront Standstill
Fremantle faces a wage dispute as the Lumpers Union and seamen join to label the Lasseters owned by Mr Pilley as black. Extra police patrol the wharves while Disputes Committee actions spark threats of wider waterfront strike and increased tensions with Customs officers and ship movements.
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Fremantle
Monsing Evens
Lumpers’ Union
Seomen
Pilley
Tilley
Otcurtei
Thomas Edwards
Thomas Edwards Tt His Seat This Atternogu
Walsh
Parki
Tom
Secs
Wensier
D'sputes
Italian Press Law Spurs Protests in Rome
Australian Press Association reports Rome reacting to a new press law. The draft imposes six months to three years imprisonment for publishing news that damages national credit, disturbs public order, or incites actions against the state or the King. The measure targets incitement, civil disobedience, and libel, prompting outcry.
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Australian Press Association
Rome
Quarry Tragedy FATAL FALL OF GRAVEL
Hobart reports a quarry accident at Duncabin Bridge near the Use. Edward Sonnirs aged 37 was killed and Charles Burns aged 46 sustained a broken leg.
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Hobart
Duncabin Bridge
Quse
Edward Sonnirs
Charles Burns
Suspension Lifted for Melbourne Trade Unions
In Melbourne the suspension of His Part Philip Stevedores Assoviulints and the Whee Terbiners Laon to ghambership of the nekers Federation for Seal to participate on the lowertime sinke has been revived. The Waters le Workers' Federation executive sat to decide what action to take regarding My usti¢n Mowers. Mr Morris of the Federation indicated a decision had been reached and nesting will be continued tomorrow. The overtime stake is tt on 7 Ae thor stipe.
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Melbourne
Mai
Philip Stevedores
Laon
Seal
le Workers’ Federation
Morris
Séergtats
S2ah
Injunction Sought Against Waterside Workers Federation
A High Court hearing in Hong Kong adjourned to Monday seeks an injunction to restrain the Waterside Workers Federation from taking action or initiating a strike amid union disputes. The case concerns alleged breaches of duty by employed workers and measures to keep operations continuing.
Mongolia Arrives in Sydney amid Wharfies Tension
In Sydney Monday a Mongolian ship arrived with no demonstrations. Wharfies from the ship's bureau began unloading immediately. There was no disturbance, though unemployed groups gathered on the waterfront with seamen's allies discussing the situation.
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Sydney
Tashes
Shipinx Bureau
Shadowed plea to save four in Hull case
In a tense Hull protest campaign, four young prisoners face execution after Sir Joynson refused reprieve for Williamstaith. Supporters including the Lady Mayoress and Archbishop in York back a last-minute bid, as trade unionists threaten walkouts if clemency is not granted. Public crowds chant for mercy and urge authorities to intervene.
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Hull
Sir Joynson
Williamstaith
Ty Deally
Vyentine
Sir Joynsen
York
Drivers Union Threatens Strike Over Adelaide Ruling
Members of the Curlers and Drivers Union protest the award handed down by Mr Justice Webb in the Adiutcation Court last week. The dispute has reached superlative tension with a threatened strike. special meetings across Adelaide branches have been called to discuss the crisis.
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Adelaide
Motthas Fireat
Amis
Curlers and Drivers’ Union
Justice Webb
Frudern Adiutcation Court
Ask
Speria
Adelie Wit
The King's Speech Preview Aims At Empire Policy
Reuters from London reports the king's speech will feature a distinctive empire policy created through constant consultations with Dominion High Commissions. Britain is not expected to declare on the Geneva protocol tilt. Dominican budget ideas and imperial preferences are anticipated to be included, with Dominions invited to propose input.
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Reuter
Losdon
Mondic
Dia Eapress
Pondent
High Commission
Asaid
Britain
Joulnion
Cuvé
Brisbane Cricket Draw Ends England Australia Test
In Brisbane, the Inter national cricket match resumed with England’s Hodmen and Kilner. Australia’s first innings saw departures for Richardson and O Connell amid a fluctuating score, and the second innings featured Tyldesley, Stradwick and Oxenham among notable dismissals as the game ended in a draw. The reported tallies include Grimmett and Oxenham among key bowlers and batsmen, with scores summarized for both teams across the two innings.
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Hemdren
Kilner Cam Viet Watts
England
Hendey
O'Connor
Jeviv
Jon Richardson
O'Sennor
Cr Hichardson
Kippax
Affairs in China Settling After the War
Peking reports show chaotic postwar stabilization with Sun Yat sen ill, protests and parades suppressed by officials. Aimed at unity, Educations Minister bans campus gatherings. Central Government seeks a non intervention stance while military leaders debate control and influence after Tettsiin Yay.
Arne Borg Claims World Record for 400 Metres
Swede Arne Borg, famed swimmer, claims a world record in the 400 metres freestyle. In Stockholm this maiday, Borg expects to post a time around six minutes and twenty four seconds, aiming for a new mark in the event.
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Reuter
Stockholm
Ane Borg
German Elections Pass Quietly In Berlin City
Voters queued across Berlin as polls opened for members of the Reichstag. Early reports note strong turnout and modest incidents, with authorities awaiting official results expected to take several days to finalize.
Socialists Strong in Berlin Election Ballot Counts
Berlin results show Socialists leading with a majority in early returns. Nationalists in second place, Centre and Peoples parties follow, with Communists and Bavarian and other groups trailing. Final tallies pending.
New South Wales Team Named For Shield Contests
Sydney Monday the New South Wales team to meet Victoria and South Australia during holidays includes Kinpay Bardsley afield Macarines Malley Andrews Ratelitte Gregory Mayes Taylor Morgan Smwartney Wellision. Heal plans to play no more cricket this year, casting doubt on appearances.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Kinpay Bardsley
Macarines Malley Andrews Ratelitte
Regory Mayes
Taylor Morgan
Smwartney
Heal
Egyptian Trouble After Student Riot At Tewikla Train
Reuters Cairo reports another student upheaval at Tewikla Train College following the transfer of the Egyptian headmaster by the new United Secretary of Education. Around 800 students demonstrated for two hours, English professors left, leaders were arrested, and an apology was offered as 60 to 80 students were dismissed.
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Reuters
Cairo Sundiny
Tewikla
United Secretary of Education
Praler
Rumor Plotting in Cairo Press Sparks Alarm
A Cairo report notes that local press spreads alarmist rumors about a plot in London. The Residency states Low Allenby’s telegram warns the warning was based on unsubstantiated numbers but cannot be ignored.
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Cairo
Lontan
Low Allenby
Seamen's Union Secures Compensation for Widow
The secretary of the National Seamen's Union at Swansea is obtaining compensation for the widow and two children of John Jacob a colored seaman from Swansea who was stabbed to death in Newcastle New South Wales. Tonight Hoopla convention Pete.
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Australian Press Association
London
National Seamen's Union
Swansea
John Jacob
Newcastle
New South Wales
Australian Test Team Unfounded Selection Rumor
Sydney Monday rumor claimed the Australian Test team was already selected. Secretary Syd Smith of the Board of Control denied the report as unfounded. The team will be named in Melbourne next Thursday.
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Syney
Syd Smith, le
Board of Petrol
Melbourne
Chinese Bandits Seize Canton College Vessel
Messages from Shanghai report 48 staff and students of Canton Christian College kidnapped Saturday night while sailing from Canton aboard a launch. Six well dressed bandits mingled with passengers and seized the vessel at signal, taking all aboard inland. Chinese girls were sent back ashore.
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Reuters Shanghai Mons
Shanghai
Canton Christian College
Canton
Charce
Accident to Taafe Collides With Fence in Brisbane
In an afternoon match in Brisbane, Taaffe collided with a fence while pursuing Kilner and dropped the ball. He was injured, lying on the ground as medics and players attended. Play paused ten minutes while he recovered before leaving the field.
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Brisbane
Toach Kilner
Taaffe
Medieldsman
Rowe
Whysall
Chamberlain II Meets Mussolini Then Royal Audience
Mr Chamberlain II Austell Chamberlain arrived to attend the council of League of Nations. He had a cordial interview with Signor Mussolini and was subsequently received by the King and Queen. See final between Roger and Barfey at St John’s Convent Gardens tonight at 1010.
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Mrr. Austell Chamberlain
Council of League of Nations
Signor
Mussolini
Roger
Barfey
St. John's Convent Gardens
Port Pirie presses for North-South rail station
A deputation from Port Pirie pressed Premier Gunn for a North South railway station at Port Pirie as part of the new agreement between Commonwealth and State Governments. They urged a route via Redhill to Port Augusta with minimal disruption to Pirie, seeking the line to cross near Pirie and maximize Port Pirie’s trade and passenger flow. The Premier promised to present the request to Commonwealth representatives and pursue what benefits Pirie residents.
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Port Firle
Redhill
Port Augusta
John Gunn
Pirie
Port Pirie
Surport
Gaon
Port Pisod
Meent
Paiavin
Nator Bonny
Lo Innista
Wwthering Hayns
Benny
J. W. Honemin
Wo Clark
Sysondy
Port Ve Trailers' Association
Harry Jim
MM. Goffey
Bev
al Harman
Renteal Rails Wiese Vilelloniee Chanra
Eartee
AdelaWte
R Gursett
South Australia
Commonwealth
Adelaide
Pont Pirie
Die Meunier
Balog
Portlawn
Rafles
Wandearah
Port Pire
Part Augusta
Railways
S.h
Pork Augusta
Port Brie
P'rie
Stand by for two faulty Commonwealth schemes
The article mocks two suggestions by the Commonwealth Government as futile and urges immediate action by country residents. It highlights supporters along the Cast-West Line route including Port Pirie Merriton Narridy Port Broughton Mundoora and other communities. It warns that only completing the line with the remaining missing link will unlock benefits.
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Commonwealth
L. L. Hill
Port Pirie
Merriton
Narridy
Port Broughton
Mundoora
Fatal house fire tragedy claims Pittaway youth
A serious burning accident at 665 Chapple Lane killed Mavis Pittaway a seven year old girl while her mother fought flames near the stove. She died at hospital at 10 30 pm after the blaze broke out. Her father the late Mr A C Pittaway had died previously from a horse fall on December 18.
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Nurning
Mavis Pittaway
Chapple Lane
A. C. Pittaway
Conviction Quashed for Ex-Lieutenant in Constabulary
Former lieutenant colonel of the special constabulary had been sentenced to two months for failing to account for 40 entrusted funds. He appealed to the Full Court claiming no misappropriation. The court, by a majority, quashed the conviction as the money was retained only during investigations into the constabulary affairs. Final of King and Queen Competition at St John’s tonight at 10 o’clock.
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Ull
Special Constabulary
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