Coal Industry Strikes In Sydney Reach170 This Year
Coal officials report 170 strikes in the industry in New South Wales over the past year. The Newcastle slump and work stoppages are blamed for reduced output and wages. The Miners Federation secretary argues wages must meet living costs, while owners claim profits should not dictate pay.
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Progress of Soldier Farmers in Land Settlement
Melborne port issue reports that farmer soldiers are advancing in land settlement. Leaders state many are pairing up into settlements and finding satisfactory arrangements. The tone notes cautious optimism despite winter hardships and emphasizes gradual progress among veteran farmers.
Federal Politics in Melbourne Delays Progress on Ministry
Reversal by Country Party members stalls confirmation as Bir W. M. Hughes is expected to reply to the Prime Minister. A conference between Nationalist and Country Party reps adjourned with hopes for a deal by Thursday. The meeting, continuing tomorrow, aims to reach a daily deadline.
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Collision in Brisbane Claims Three Lives
Three people died and several others injured in a collision between a spring cart and a water cart near Brisbane. Henry Sacho, driver of the cart, is identified as the third fatality. The other injured are recovering. The crash occurred on Wednesday in the vicinity of the river.
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Miners ready to work if paid by France amid Berlin stance
Reported Paris and Berlin positions show German owners refusing to accept French payments for miners. Some workers in Notl enburg seek assurance of continued employment as wage issues and possible sanctions loom. News notes diversions, mine closings, and uncertain pay amid disputed authority.
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MINOWNER 6 PREPARE FOR ARREST IN LONDON
London dispatch reports mine magnates in Dusseldorf delaying invitations to martyrdom while liquidating valuables to Berlin. The tale notes French moves to extend occupation and German coal controls, with Paris reporting Germany declining a Renovations Commission meeting on deliveries of benzene to Heaty.
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Russia May Help Germany Mobilisation Message Says
The Times correspondent reports a Moscow message stating the Soviet Union has decided on mobilising five years of conscripts to assist Germany if armed resistance to a French occupation becomes feasible. This notice comes via the United Press coverage.
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Canadian contracts cancelled by Newfoundland miners
Paris dispatch reports that due to occupation of the fisheries district by Arencl forces the Stinnies company cancelled contracts to buy iron ore from Canada. The move leaves about 2,200 Newfoundland workers unemployed as a result of the cancellations.
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Workmen for Ruhr Min Hundreds Offered at Liverpool
Hundreds of German miners gathered outside the French consulate in Liverpool seeking work on Ruhr mines. Officials said no action would occur yet due to lack of instructions, amid England's unemployment and interest in replacing workers.
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Coal Shipping Rush Strains Welsh Ports at Dublin Endeavor
South Wales ports race to handle fuel coal shipping as steamers crowd harbor at Ute Ataeviven and Frdneldetiind Mfor-coal. Reports note 819 seasons in yard with 48 awaiting berths and freight values reaching £45. (Henter.)
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Miners Working Normally In France Requisitioning Deal
In Dusseldorf a French official statement says military operations are penalized and sanctions will be economic. France now controls and regulates the poor craft. Germany offered coal deliveries to Italy but Italy acts with France and Belgium. Reprisals target individual industrialists as tensions rise.
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SERMANS FIGHT AT DUSSELDORF FARIS
The Issuel Hort correspondent reports a pitched battle between Nationalists and Communists as refining into a large clash in Dusseldorf. French authorities did not interfere and sent two cavalry regiments and a tank section to watch agents.
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France seize Rhine forests in immediate timber drive
Paris reports the French government has taken immediate control of timber resources in the left bank Rhine forests to meet urgent timber deliveries for national needs. The action follows wartime demands and aims to secure strategic supplies from Germany.
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Reparations Continued to Britain and Others
Reparations deliveries to France and Belgium are said to continue. The report notes ongoing shipments to Great Britain, Italy, Yugoslavia, and Poland, with continued contact and action expected.
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Gerstn
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Beletum
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Italy
Jurgo-Slavit
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Stranded in London man seeks return to Australia
A man named Totie Anrdiney, an important figure in the Guar Alley case, arrives in London claiming identity doubt. He says a Port Pine passenger with no passport stole £90 in Guache gas, leaving him penniless after lodging at the Sailors' Home while hoping to return to Australia.
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Weryssday
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Totie Anrdiney
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Austinlia
World News Briefs From London In Odd Fragmented Style
London dispatch reports a rumor of a world movement led by Captains McMillan and Collvey Malis planning in spring with an amphibian machine. They aim to establish routes near Wable and Meutian Islands aboard a ship two months before a high point. Also noted, the death of Labor leader St Bell triggers new East Decreption shifts. Arthur Henderson 11066, Major Barnes 6682, Captain Gee Com 4 GAO.
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Fisherman Charged After Court Hearing In AdalaDe Case
Otte Gullin a 48 year old Usherman from Edithburel appeared at Grimmal Court with a serious charge. His counsel indicated a guilty plea after previously pleading not guilty. Dr Angus Johnson testified the accused shows signs of temperament, but remains sane and capable of understanding right from wrong. Gullin was remanded for sentencing.
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Death Penalty Extended for Arms and Obstruction Crimes
Dublin reports the Free State Government may impose the death penalty for possession of arms and ammunition, keying and concealed incriminating documents. Penal servitude is prescribed for sending letters to solicit murder and for helping a prisoner to escape, with authorities citing security needs amid unrest.
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Rebels Damaging Railways Across Ireland
A Daily Mail Dublin report says rebels damaged a locomotive causing a stoppage near Athlone while John MacCormack, en route home, was moved to safety. Rebels seized a government inspector and drill shipments halted rail traffic at Cork, Tralee, and nearby stations amid dock strike threats.
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Five men jailed for two months under Five Arms Act
In Glasgow on January 1 four men were sentenced to two months hard labour for imprisonment under the Five Arms Act. One man denied orders to shoot a person. A woman with a revolver, ammunition, and detonators was arrested but released.
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Two inquests held into Adelaide death at Torrensville
In Adelaide an inquest examined Margarate Gashin of Torrensville who died on January 3 at age 26. Sister Macy Cashin testified about events starting January 6, with the doctor noting a hemorrhage as the likely cause after a post mortem.
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Fatal Collision Death In Road Accident
A fatality arises from a motor car collision on North-East road Walkerville. Howard Hounsume Maley, 45, died after a skull fracture and other injuries. Witnesses describe a car on the wrong side approaching a turn, striking Maley and a nearby pillar box before stopping. Coroner recorded accidental death after post mortem findings.
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British delay in high power station decision sparks policy hope
Sir Josep Cook, writing from London, notes that the Australian Wireless Company has waited six months for the Imperial Government to grant permission to build a high power station in England. He emphasizes the goal is not delay but an early policy announcement to advance dominion projects and allow timely progress.
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England
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Dominion
Power of Terminale in London Telegraph Policy
A Times correspondent reports debated wireless telegraphy policy amid government changes. The discussion questions a high powered station in Britain for Marconi links to Africa and Australia, urging protest if officials push a low key approach. The letter notes possible misrepresentation masking broader policy shifts and cites Mormon polygamy discussions from The Recorder.
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Kingdon
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Freerom
Government of Memel Chooses Commission for Provisional Authority
An extraordinary commission of 40 Melamem officials will be formed to establish a provisional government. The body will draft the constitution and operate under the protection and supervision of the Allies, as announced by Nonferenag.
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Second Test Match Opens Amid Cloudy Durban Skies
Durban reports the second cricket test with England, led by a toss winner, placing Street for Bown and Snooke for Hearne. Weather is overcast with showers. England takes early control as South Africa struggle, with first innings scores veiled in garbled text but totals suggest a steady start.
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Insolvencies in Adelaide Court Reach Fifty for Year
Statistics from the Adelaide Insolvency Court show 50 insolvencies in the year ending December 31 1922. Of these, 30 were voluntary with 20 on the debtor’s own petition, nine informas pauperis, four on imprisoned debtors, and fourteen compulsory on creditors petitions. There were 47 assignments and 95 compositions.
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