Fragmented coal policy prompts questions in parliament
The article reports a chaotic debate in Parliament over the goal board’s actions and the future of coal supplies. It notes the chairman’s statements about Australia’s role and possible shifts in supply, with references to West and South Australia and ongoing discussions about allocations and industrial policy.
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Mel Amle
Yeebte
Commindir Mrrscesitil Ile Wis
Sunthy Australia
Cnal
Hebi
Lie Wari
Carrvine
Adelaide
Nance Yng Furtler
Rssettiah Industries
South Australia
Amdelaily Electors Supply
Tramways Trust
Railways and Gas Company
Ford Sterline in Among Those Present
A fragmented note mentions Ford Sterline and people present, with unclear details about a 2000ft Mack Sennety Pony Canes and tonient.
Wharf laborers gain steadier work as port activity rises
Wharfies at work improve conditions in pie and at several vessels near the port. Five gangs were loading lead and others placing wheat aboard ships. Wheat yards show strong activity with government wheat in demand and factory start dates set. A Solomontown wheat yard meeting plans future handling measures for workers and stevedoring firms.
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Monk
Kaikyuea
Emden
Wisthope
Neus Turk
Danetzki
Toiluy
Peano
Ig Favtory
Wheat Board
Solomontown
Te Awa
Amd
Kpevktl
Sulomostownm
Vaval
Irish Drama in Town Wall at Port Pirie
A Port Pirie theatre presents Denis Kehoe headlining as Father Fallon in a dramatic comedy set in Ireland. The fourteen member company includes Irhaed Bellairs, Frances Kayher, Nell Galvin, and others with a musical conductor guiding performances. "Mother Macree" is to be repeated tonight as the run nears its end. box plans are available at Feuncis on Ellen Street.
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Joos Coal Board
Daye Pwill
Newcastle
Port Pirie Smelters
Walelaron
Resent
Denis-Kehne
Mater
Lowa
Mullion Machree
Melbourne
Sim Perth
Denis Kehoe
Ban
Fellaner
Mother Muchree
Irhaed Bellairs
Lord Darley
Frances Kayher
Rose Wirstan
Nelli Galvin
Motra
Dan
Dewil
Chady Cre Lvster Carey
Michael
Barney Kean
Michwel
John Hilton
W. Higgins
Port Pirie
B.J. Feuncis
Ellen Street
Prince of Wales planned voyage to Australia debated
London reports deny any March departure for the Prince of Wales to Australia and say a voyage via the Panama Canal is possible. If New Zealand or Panama route chosen, Rear Admiral Halsey likely to head staff with Sir Godfrey Dawin and others as part of the prince’s travel entourage. Journalists will accompany the tour ahead of his arrival.
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London
Prince of Wales
England
Australia
India
Dewil
Panama Canal
Qominiogs
New Zealand
Panama
Halsey
Godfrey Dawin
Lord Claud Hamilton
P. Legh
Grenadier Guards
Prince. S's
Australasia
Bank Robbery At Farmers Bank. Bandits Escape
Armed men robbed Farmers National Bank today stealing £30,000 and escaped in an automobile. Police seek suspects and details as investigation continues.
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Dandls
Farmers’ National Bank
Industrial reform and shorter hours in Hadfield works
Sir Robert Hadfield, industrial scientist and Hadfield steel founder, argues for shorter hours and better leisure to revive workers. He recalls trials at 6 am then 7:25 am, noting initial resistance but successful shift. He highlights educated youth visiting London exhibitions and plans for workers to gain technical knowledge and rise.
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Robert Hadfield
London
Finn Hadfelds
Shemfeld
Sir Robert
Hadfeld
Bob
Treaty terms urge German surrender of harbor material
Reuter’s Paris dispatch says the Supreme War Council plans to finalize peace terms by January 6 with exchange of instruments. Germany must surrender 92 000 tons of harbor material immediately and the remainder within 30 months. In Washington, Tumulty briefed President Wilson on proposed compromises to the peace treaty.
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Euter
London
Wednesda
Reuter
Paris
Supreme War Council
Germany
Lenler
Washington
Wilson
Mr Tumully
Wilson to Seek Third Term Candidacy Rumor Surfaces
Reuters reports in New York that a rival faction claims President Wilson may pursue a third term. General Leonid Weed allegedly associated with the rumor, while the Republican side dismisses the idea as unlikely.
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Reuter
New Yowk
Weatiesstay
New York
Sim
Wilson
Leonid Weed
Fiennes
Weinnary
Skoda Works at Pilsen Builds Mighty War Guns
The Skoda Works at Pilsen and Buena are described as the largest armament plants with massive 16 inch howitzers and one ton projectiles. The report outlines mobile rail and truck mounting, ship-ready castings, and rapid erection of gun emplacements. It notes extensive steel furnaces, a 10,000 ton press, and output to supply navies, with heavy coordination under Austrian supervision.
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Rian Vonleal
Skoda
Pilsen
Buena
Axniemienk
Mr Beit
Peaogek
Gidge
Belgium
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Howitzer
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Guus Ab
Rwsttinn
Steal
Fevek
Ahmed Lnick
Tsk
Hein
Peservik
Saetiin
Etevalin
Brant
Tere
Sloan
Burdines
Creusot Works
Generals Quarrel in Civil War Veterans Meeting
A fragmented account notes General Bersih criticizing American troops and stressing that only American forces could secure foreign borders. The report cites veterans in Nebraska discussing prestige and leadership during a tense gathering.
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Utes Sergjen Ottwa
Wrilhemlas
Ganadiian
Wvhiiel Agarbed Genep
Monasty
Vnerican Teller Ik
Bersih
Wrenk
Als Hartuyl
Beesust
Wir Oles repairs in the Athos Peninsula cemeteries
The Times reports ongoing repairs at British cemeteries on the Gallipoli front as disciplined movements occur following Turkish desecrations. Sethian units have been dispatched to oversee sections and ensure proper restoration of burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
London
Oles
Athpall Peninsula
Strange Thefts From a Baker to a Jewellery Case
A baker trained his dog to steal bread and buns, jailed eight months living on pilfered meals. In Dublin two women were sentenced for shirt thefts. A jeweller lost two fine bracelets to a customer and a dog detective swallowed the evidence and was destroyed. The tale notes remarkable canine training in crime.
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Dublin
Ursuil
Insterdan
Russia Retains Bolshevism Amid Siberian Chaos
Dispatch from Lonhon reports Bolshevik forces hold power in Russia as anti Bolshevik troops collapse. General Denekin’s army retreats in poor condition toward Odessa while Lenekin’s formations crumble. British observers note turmoil across Siberia with concerns over Allied policy and possible joint action to guard the Trans-Siberian railway with Slovak troops.
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United Service
Lonhon
Russia
Burt
Deneki
Funers
Odessa
Deneker
Stitt Tte
Tanga Cog
Koltehok
Siberia
Ourrets
Wirfener Dehekin
Adi Kultehah
Dan Ure
Adaiiral Kulteliah
Rabbit King Wanted and London Sales Rise
A garbled report mentions Rabbit King and competition as the Wil disputed continental rivals threaten the scene. It references a London sales event with a large demand and notes prices rising amid a wider market for related items.
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Lunhun
London
Adelaide greetings from Premier acknowledged
Ross Smith reports New Year wishes received from the Premier of the Government of South Australia. Messages telegraphed today express thanks for good wishes as travel plans to Adelaide are noted and preparations for voting arrangements are mentioned.
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Adelaide
Hono Suuith
Bell
Government of
Shun Australia
RITISO Enterprise Extending and Strike Impact
Brussels dispatch notes British enterprises growing in Belgium while a strike disrupts beverage production. An industrial court case looms next Thursday as negotiations stall and workers remain absent.
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Adelaide
Mat
Ube
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