Barrier wages debate at Mining Managers meeting
Tuesday discussion announced by Koren Hill of the Mining Managers Association outlines a deputation to the Iron Trades Council at 2 30 pm to discuss wage increases and adjustments to tool sharping and day rate changes. The Moderated Engine drivers and Firemen’s Association plan to meet tonight to review company offers ahead of Barrier Industrial Council consideration on Thursday.
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Koren Hill
Qir F G. Allen
Mining Managers Association
Mday
Drdm
Iron Trades Council
Tomoriuyy
Miveral
Coubcil
Toubandon
Fire Destroys Westport Shops Including Grand Hotel
A large fire this morning in Westport Wellington New Zealand destroyed a block of shops and major hotels. The Grand Hotel King’s There Garage Nadford’s Uiticas and the Club hotel were among the losses. Fire brigades fought the blaze as residents watched.
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Wellington
N.Z
Westport
Ing
Grand
King's There
Bbs Garage
Nadford
Uiticas
Club Hotel
Waterside Trouble Signals Commonwealth Line Sale
In Sydney on Tuesday the yoilerside trouble between the Commonwealth Line Aikera and the north coaster Yugilbara led to the company paying off workers and rejecting any sick pay claims. Bruce arrived in Sydney and noted disputes delaying the Dilera. The government may offer the entire Commonwealth Line for sale, pending Parliament’s decision and a satisfactory price amid tensions with maritime unions.
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Sydney
Dave
Bruce
Sydney Louay
Mike
Commonwealth
Mood of South Australian union after Melbourne case
The South Australian branch of the United Engineers Union debates the fate of secretary Mood whose indecent behaviour conviction in Melbourne led to a jail term. Members voted to support Mood with 124 pounds and plan to receive his resignation by letter, potentially delaying a general meeting until his release. The union chief Mood may resign. the executive will decide on attendance and submission at a future meeting.
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Adelaide
W. Mood
Atul Tnnssey
Nion
Uouth
Melbourne
Teades Hall
Mood
Hig Releast
Moad
G. Teague
J. F. Prige
Mier Moad
Adelaide sewage reform costs proposed by Gutteridge
Mr A Gutteridge, director of sanitary engineering in the Commonwealth Health Department, reports to the Government on Adelaide and suburban sewage. He recommends metropolitan coping measures including immediate main sewer additions costing £75,000, later main sewer extensions £35,000, and treatment works for 269,090 people at £130,000.
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Gutteridge
Adelaide
A. Gutteridge
Sanitary-Engineériiz
Adelaida
The King's Health and appointing a state commissioner
In London on Monday a statement said a commissioner will carry on state affairs during the King's absence. No commissioner has yet been set up, and Privy Council decision will determine if one is needed. The question remains whether the King’s yacht trip affects Prince of Wales’ tour plans to South Africa, leaving Britain March 28.
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London
Prince of Wales
Britain
South Africa
Queen Goes on Cruise With King George
Australian Press Association reports that Queen Mary will accompany King George on his cruise. The Sunday Express says the King will not join the yacht at Portsmouth, but will travel overland to embark on the cruise along the modern coast.
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London
Ib Wis
Queen Mary
KingGeorge
Portsmouth
Migration Scheme Discussion In House Of Commons
In London on Monday Colonel Amery Secretary of State for the Colonies told the House of Commons he could not state the details of the proposed migration scheme because the draft arrangements with the Commonwealth Government had not yet resolved key questions. He promised to release information as soon as possible.
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Reuter
London
House of Gommony
G. Kinlosk Cooke
Commonwealth
Amery
Colonies
Wembley Exhibition Clause Aims to Use Empire Materials
London Monday Parliamentary Secretary A M Samuels told the House of Commons that the new Exhibition agreement with Dominion Commissioners includes a clause to favor Empire products and materials where reasonably possible. The plan would restrict use of non Empire items without High Commission approval, aligning with last year's provision for Empire materials.
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Uteizter
London
A. M. Samuels
Overseas, Trade
House of Commons
Dominion
National Competition speech at Birmingham Business Club
London reports Sir Joseph Cook of Australia speaking at the Birmingham Business Club on Monday. He said nations still healing from the Great War would sharpen weapons as Europe’s economy would never be the same, divided into many kingdoms. He argued the Peace Treaty remained unsettled and trade competition would intensify, noting Britain’s imperial assets give the UK a great advantage.
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Euler
London
Birmingham
Joseph
Cook
Australia
Europe
Germany
Stranded Foreigners Repatriated From Fremantle
Stranded Albanians were repatriated today aboard the Preny mall steamer Vile de Verdun, bound for Europe via the Eastern States and New Caledonia. They are being returned at the shipowner company’s expense after failing to pass the test and being prohibited immigrants.
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Fremantle
Vile de Verdun
Europe
New Caledluana
Shippidle Company
Illegal Practices by OMELHOURNE Director Johnson
Tuesday report shows MP Brown, Director of Postal Services, noting illegal dissemination of news items to customers. He stresses permission from the broadcasting company and Postmaster General is required before publishing news, warning that such practices undermine authorized media channels.
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Omelhourne
Mp Brown
Postal Services
RF ‘Obaseunisis
Brown
Uch
Byoadcasting
Historic Sydney cricket clash ends with England securing big win
Australia’s Andrews and Collins starred for New South Wales as England dominated the test at Sydney. Warm weather and a solid partnership built a 548-run stand before collapse, with Gilligan and Kilner wielding decisive bowling. England posted 546 in their first innings while NSW fought to 646 for 6 declared in a display of heavy scoring.
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Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
South Wales
High End
Tve
Andrews
Forceful Watling
Gowlins
KU Nies
T Ie
Gilligan
Kilner
Howell
Gosling
Andrew
Tyldesley
Hatamets
Gilliesin
Excellentielding
Anndrew
Chapman
Collins
Adrews
Collins-Andrewa
England
New South Wales
Hendren
Breeman
Freeman
Tyldeley
Andrewa
Collis
Hippax
Kippax
Sandham
Minar
Andraves
Richardson
McLaren
Punch
Kelaway
Ratelitte
Etl ‘Wi
Shumps
Firet
Bryan
Kelloway
St. Rateliffe
B. Malley
Woolley
St. Ratellffe
Malley
Scotto
Fendren
Hooker
Whysall
Kijper
Morgen
Kippax Freeman
Morgan
Kippaz Tyldesley
Cs Va
Scott
Kellesoway
Marley
Kippas
Ponsford Shines as Victorians Open With 149 at Sydney
In Sydney on Tuesday W Ponsford of Stebbourne captained Aide Banks team in the annual match at the Ty Oval. The Victorians posted 149 in their first innings with Ponsford's performance noted after his mollag.
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Sydney
Tuseday
W. Ponsford
Stebbourne
Banks
Wté
Uulty’ Oval
Todlay
Ponsford Beine Powled
Atter Mollag
Government plans ship sale split shippers and unions
The decision to invite tenders for the sale of the Ute Commonwealth line has unsettled shippers while unions vent strong opposition. Analysts say the move reflects broader labor tensions and potential fare impacts, with estimates showing a high trading loss tied to nonstandard tonnage. Some see the sale as inevitable, citing political pressure and the government’s aim to stabilize shipping costs.
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Adelaide
Aulkion. Ia
Beowas
Australia
We ‘Line
A. Poynton
Ideals of Co Operation in Australia on League of Nations
Melbourne report states the Commonwealth Government is to participate in the League of Nations intellectual co operation movement. Sir George Hibbs will act as Australian contact, liaising with universities and organisations to foster understanding between nations and advance international educational collaboration.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Tuto
Assembly of the League Nations
League
Iisideration
Australia
Wenegis
Thia Movethers
Institute of Science and Industry
George Nibbs
George Hibbs
Scientife
Thérushout
Opinions in England says Australia to seek lenders for Commonwealth Line
Reuters reports The Financial News notes Australia plans to invite lenders to buy the Commonwealth Line amid scrutiny of state ownership. It says the price Canada and imperial taxpayers paid for their state mercantile marine is relevant. The paper concludes sale conditions appear reasonable given the self-financing operation.
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Reuter’s
London
Financial News
Uschmmousenisé Aeclslor
Slilutioa
Canada
Helr
Mercantile Marine
Shivaing
Son Elusion
Liquor Problem Deputation Urges Bar Closures
A deputation from the Anti-Liquor League and churches urged Premier Allen to close tippler bars on Saturday afternoons and on Good Friday Christmas Day and Anzac Day. He was sympathetic to Christmas Day and Good Friday closures but did not promise a Royal Commission or Saturday bans.
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Melbourne
Anti-Liquor League
Allen
Appelul
Nem
Royal Commission 10
Alleged poisoning case involving William Marshall at Heyfield
Alleged poisoning case in Heyfield sees William Patrick Marshall charged with administering strychnine to his wife on two occasions with intent to murder. A £1000 life policy was taken out. Marshall was committed for trial in March. bail was refused.
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Medbourne
Heyfield
William Patrick Marshall
S the Crown
Marshall
Till
Malvern Tramways Band Wins A-Grady Test in NZ Competitions
The Malvern Tramways Band of Auckland New Zealand won the A-Grady Test selection in the national band competitions. They delivered a magnificent rendition praised by judges and spectators alike.
Produce Market Prices From Morning Report
Market prices note butter and cheese ranges, eggs and dairy products with measured weights per pound. Bacon and ham values appear as factory cured cuts, with assorted middles and rolls listed among traded items.
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Adelaide
W. Sandford
London reports cautious British stance on Singapore naval yard
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin said Britain believed certain sceptics misread the Singapore dockyard improvements as a threat. He argued Japanese officials and other observers recognized these measures as normal naval policy progress and noted the distant Singapore location reduces any risk to Japan. He stressed shared interests in maintaining peace and honoring past friendships under the Washington Treaty.
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Nooter
London
Singapore
Japan
Oyatla
He Hai
Washington
Argentinian Aviator Plans World Flight From Tokio Noted
Major P Zanni of Argentina announced from Tokio that he will begin a round the world flight May 1. The route includes Tokyo to Vancouver then to San Francisco New York and Newfoundland with plans to cross the Atlantic. Zanni has logged about 42 000 miles in 145 hours from Athens to Tokyo.
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Rauler
Vigdoria
Zanni
Tokio
Lema
Tole
Vancouver
San Francisco
New York
Newfoundland
Atlantia
Atentine
Toko
Next War Aims at Mass Destruction Says Speaker
London Tuesday reports Mr animon a Commoner speaking at Highbury warned that the next war will be a pico compared with the last. He claimed British and American scientists are developing new explosives and poison gases to devastate civilian populations. In Italy, he added, researchers are studying how disease germs may spread over wide areas.
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Australian Press Association
London
Animon
Highbury
Lebar
Britain
United States
Italy
Young Australian Boys and Social Customs Distorted
A garbled English report from NIGE on a youthful Australian gathering includes misrendered names and events. It mentions figures like Linglen and Oiljeen amid references to sherry, the King and the Republic, and a court exhibition, with cryptic notes on vessel damage and port losses since 1901.
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Feuter
Nige
Iid
Nillie Buganns
Linglen
Sin Gandy
L Inglen
Robert Ofcey
Mdlle
Liengien
Robert Oiljeen
Malla Yvonne Cuvitecois
Mitta
Adelaide Puesddy Reginald Dennis Custody Trial Notes
In Germinal Court of Laving, Reginald O'Callaghan was tried for holing a robbery with violence against Edgar Hughes. Witnesses include George Chambers and Joseph Timms. Frank Kelly argued for reform over punishment, citing youth and potential to reform, while the judge emphasized public safety and traveler's protection. O'Callaghan faced sentence with consideration of his character and circumstances.
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Adelaide
Puesddy
Reginald Dennis
O'cotlaghan
Edgar Gughes
Iflgniez
Chardoter
Pont
Pirie Webs
Frank Kelly
Jayhun
Tia Honor
O'Callathan
Through the Unknown A daring ride to Port Pirie and beyond
Mr Grady, a fearless cyclist on a Losglas machine, has crossed waterless plains and rugged tracks across Western Australia and is due to reach Port Pirie today. He aims for Port Augusta, Cowell, Cleve, Fowler's Bay, and Eucla, after already covering 7500 miles from Fremantle. A reception by the Port Pirie Motor Cycle Club is planned with the machine on show.
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Rodividi
Grady
Australia
Cyelish
Adelaide
Fremantle
Fiveary
Port Augusta
Port Pirie
Cowell
Cleve
Fowler's Bay
Eucla
Grary
Wonthaggi Strike Over At Mellbourne Slate Mine
Wonthaggi strike ends as steikers at the Wonthage slate mine decide to resume work. They will probably begin on Monday, ending the disruption at Mellbourne site.
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Mellbourne
Tuystay
Steikers
Henry Barwell warns on Southern European influx in Australia
In a controversial speech Sir Henry Barwell defended remarks on colored labor limited to certain Australian regions. He argued against white and colored labor mixing, citing South Africa and America as undesirable examples. He urged immediate steps to curb Southern European immigration and defended his stance against misquotation by opponents.
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Adelaide
Henry
Barwell
Leafar
Prestony
Usy
Menry
Aue Walla
Dio Maloney
Sir Henry
South Africa
Australia
America
Sey Mint
Wislows
Bir
Wislentia
Gas Employes Consider Protests At Melbourne Works
A mass meeting of Gas Employes' Federation decided on possible shutdowns at Melbourne gas works to protest the coke sorting system. Most advocated closing all gas works in Melbourne, but counsels prevailed for another mass meeting tomorrow to refer the dispute to the Victorian Disputes Committee for settlement.
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Melbourne
Me Gas Employes' Federation
Weel
Aviser— Counsels
Vratiastall Disputes Committee
Body found on Osborne Beach likely Captain Walsh
A dead man in advanced decomposition was found on the Osborne beach area. Police believe the body is Captain J. W. Walsh, a retired sea captain from South Terrace, who disappeared from Seapore on September 28 last year. Identification remains unconfirmed as investigators search the area.
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Adelatds
Pont
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