Bread Boycott Split Exposes Master Bakers Row
The Master Bakers Association faces a split as two firms Messrs Phillips and H M Gebert announce plans to deliver in Tulare and Northern districts amid a boycott dispute. The issue centers on loyalty and delivery disruptions affecting depots and pricing, with members claiming changes by the association harmed smaller bakers. Executives praise party efforts while internal critiques target the Trades and Labor Council and call for renewed unity and focus on industrial labor action.
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Hell Allen
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H. M. Gebert
Tulare
Ald
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Agaonou Neemans
Twkey
Columes
Messrs Deters
Phillips
Operative Bakers and Brew Garters Social Meet
Members of the Operative Bakers and Brew Garters' Association gathered at the A.W.A. Hall last night to unite for a purposeful year. M. J. Brown chaired as newly elected president with support from past leader K. Trem Bath and other officers and delegates including A. W. Lacey J. Davis W. Costello W. Robbnette. Bert Pound represented FED FA and ALE Turley as local Waterside Workers' Federation president.
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Operative Bakers and Brew Garters’ Association
Aw.a. Hall
M. J. Brown
K. ‘Trem- Bath
Alesars
A. W. Lacey
J Davis
Australian Labor Party
W. Costello
W. Robbnette
Railway workers press wage revolt across 23 branches
London dispatch reports the National Union of Railwaymen facing a spreading revolt as twenty three branches reject government proposals and press for a 3 shillings 10 pence in four week wage rise. Weak support for the government plan noted. Local lines mention Walbam Pacnum and True Blur as possible sources or references.
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London
National Union of Railwaymen
Bread Price Dispute Highlighted by The Recorder Support
Mr A W Kitvey proposed a friendly press stance at a social of the Operative Bakers and Bread Garters Association last night. He praised The Recorder for its stance against master bakers profiteering amid price rises and a lockout, noting it helped the bread trade and urged union members to be thankful for the paper’s support.
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A.W. Kitvey
Operative Bakers and Bread Garters Association
Recorder
Recorders
Lacey
the Recorder
Port Pirie
Italian Court Divorces Based on Wife Childlessness
Milan court annuls marriage citing wife childlessness as ground. Dispatch from Rome notes debates in parliament over procreation duties and social support, with socialist reactions to proposed measures.
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Rome
Three Days' Food Lasts a Week Under Starvation War Ration
A Times correspondent describes a crowd trudging through snow and rain in Dornbach. Men and women of all ages carry small bundles of fuel, many collapsed or left unhelped as famine and hunger grind on. Government rations, promised for a week, last only three days for the neediest.
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Mat
Air Express London to Paris Pilots Hit Early Fame
A vivid account recalls the first London to Paris air route pilots, their mastery of the airway, and the daring feats across challenging weather. One crew member braved a hurricane to complete the trip, while a mid channel gaggle of travelers sent a note to the pilot, who replied simply I am having well but I will get through.
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Su Wien
Air-Express
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Parks-London Air-Express
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Alliog
Laconia
Air Service
Rescue at the Jetty After Daring Jumping Incident
Weal Broken mayor veteran ar. G. Higham witnessed a young man dive from the jetty railing into deep water and rescue a fellow who had become stranded and ill. The incident occurred Monday as bystanders watched the dramatic act of bravery near the harbor.
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Ar. G. Higham
Ve Fauser
Burnside
Italy in Ambition and Illicit Talks in London Paris
Report of early 20th century diplomatic efforts with Italy prepared to advocate for autonomy in Illyria and Adriatic coast security. Signor N was in Paris meeting with Clemenceau as France and Britain seek a conference with Lloyd George to address Austrian questions. Proposals include Adriatic coast freedom and reducing Austrian influence while Britain contemplates naval and boundary arrangements.
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Signor
Stiallyja
London
Liev George
Glenenceau
Shoya George
Signor NA
Paris
Signor Nim
M. Clemenceau
Reymittess
Tetra
Adristie
Pinas
Flight to 80th Pole Explorer Approves Third Here
Paris reports explorer Mr Sleareily proposes a South Polar expedition aided by Brilivy. He aims to land near the Antarctic coast, noting adaptation challenges. The death of Merwin Aliisseattie is linked to the prior mission, guiding safety measures and contingency planning.
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Paris
Hr Sleareily
Symnonia
Seelal Bey
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Nutrition ignorance and diet in society’s classes
A historical critique notes widespread ignorance of food value, with upper and lower classes alike suffering from undernourishment. It argues average protein, fats, and calories fall short of healthy standards, while cheap staples and substitutes are misused. It compares nutritive value of bacon, oatmeal, peas, potatoes, and fish, urging better dietary choices and economical nutrition.
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Isnase
Treaty of Peace Atfiguios Fixed for Saturday in Germany
London reports definite agreement with Germany on a peace formula for delivering naval material and compensation for ships scuttled at Scapa Flow. Ratification expected by Allies. Washington notes proposals in Senate to identify the peace treaty and seek a feasible compromise.
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London
Munday
Paris
Wm Mayee
Scapa Flow
Notting
Nosteen
Reuters Seve
Washington
Serato
Senate
Barrier Labor Split Over Sydney Election Names Vote
The Barrier Labor meeting in Wedn esday saw a heated dispute over including Mteasta Brookileland Reilly on the ballot for representation in the Stir t district in the Ir winialive Assembly. After rallying speeches the tie vote of 24 to 24 led to a casting vote by the new president Mikidling in favor of excluding the names. Andrews and the Sydney executive faction denounced the result as bogus and the crowd dispersed with Brookfield among those named in the surrounding turmoil.
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Megaie
Ue Ada
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Reilly
Sturt
Irwinialive Assembly
Alurr Lum
Mikidling
Andrews
Sydney
Labor Party
Barrier
al Bru
Wien Anneone
Choereniss Meeting
Waspee
Plane crash near Glen Higa reveals amiss flight details
A garbled report describes an aeroplane that failed near Glen Hig with a passenger injured. Witnesses recall stabilizing the craft but the aircraft reportedly landed hard, with mechanics noting axle damage and a swift response from rescuers.
Warfare in Russia near Baltic rail hubs shapes east liberation drive
Turbulent reports from London describe Bolshevik battles around Novgorod Vilnius and Kaunas as eastern forces push toward liberation. Allied observers note right wing support from German collaborators and attempts to sever railway lines to hinder Bolshhevik logistics amid tense ceasefire talks.
Breach of Promises Case Ends With Property Seizure Order
A breach of promise case features the plaintiff seeking repayment and divorce from an agreement. Commissioner Mitchell indicated dissatisfaction with the defendant's answers and ordered the disposal of property with a seizure arrangement.
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Intel Fae
Seuinat
Richard Turner
Prospect
Irner
Ik Sun
Iiteke
Hicks
Mitchell
Henely
Shunting With Horses In Adelaide Industrial Court
In Adelaide the State Industrial Court considered a common rule for shunting work by horse drawn trains in the metropolitan area and Ba Taun district. Deputy President discussed conditions under the Industrial Arbitration Act and the form of an application for Supreme Court guidance. The hearing adjourned to February 9 for further action.
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Adelaide
Heivers
Port Mielaide
J. EK. Stephane
Metropoltan
Supreme Court
Promoters Have Busy Time in London
Reuters reports London promoters have a busy period with companies registering in recent months. The report notes a growing number of firms listing on paper capital exceeding sixty million pounds and a total of around 90 million pounds in capital across sample registrations.
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London
Reuter
Stolen Goods Found in Melbourne Robbery Probe
Police seized about £1000 worth of blouses and silk fabrics at a Swanston Street business in Melbourne. Several workers identified items as linked to a prior fire at a December 13 site, with authorities preparing charges against suspects tied to multiple robberies during the holidays.
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Melbourne
Swanston Street
Vrivale
Tate
Fragmentary OCR Item From The Terrage Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about a public event or notice. Readable bits mention Mesias and a person named Wisdom and reference to a ten day afternoon time. Details are unclear and entities are uncertain.
Man Labor Rules At Wharf Amid Wheat Carer Delays
A chaotic report notes uneven work distribution on the wharf affecting wheat carer duties. Inspectors observe gangs starting at 10 am with overtime to load ships. Workers complain of unemployment gaps and age stresses as ships wait, with about 40,000 to 50,000 days of wheat handled and port operations extended by delays.
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Marine
Werlbope
G. Willams
Solow Rm
Willams
Jone Aungs
Vessela Siden
Willian
Sontany
Lutair
Japanese Dramatization At Love Theatre Tonight
Amusements page previews a Japanese tale where honor codes force protagonists to separate. Western influences shape the plot as Japanese performer Wat the principals must act to avoid scandal. Staged by Seowlie Hayakawa, the drama blends boardinghouse comedy with unlikely irony and ends with a single entertaining highlight.
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Dankrup
Erie
Sousere
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