Timber workers start 44 hour week award enforcement
Derided award affects timber workers across states. The Federal Court convened this morning at 5 oclock, with union members joining, as mills began operating at 7 30. The 44 hour week and 48 boats clause take effect from January 1, with employers warning of dismissal for flouting the award. Government and railway timber workers comply, beginning early shifts.
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Drlatde
Monilay
Bimetlon
Jannuary 1
Amoothly
Governsmenit
Railways
Timber workers in Victoria strike over revised 44 hour week
In Melbourne and surrounding timber yards about 3,950 workers including Tighe workers and carpenters began shifts at 8 am under a new award for 44 hours weekly. Negotiations between the Timber Workers Association and employers aimed to avert further action as some mills in the country districts remain on 48 hours. Authorities reported most workers observed the timing, but a large meeting was held to discuss the actions and potential protests.
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Melbourne
Tighe
Folnera
Ab Metropolsten
Jorge ‘Lukin
Prahamldl
Bagua
York Tamoroay
Sam
Gord Mayer
Arlinn Dackhorn
Pimber Rullers
Athet
Anton Déclelon
Tasinettin Fas
Adelaide
Hesia
ROWNED OFF SURFBOARD NEAR MELBOURNE
A 40 year old man, Frederick Charles Manpister, was washed off a surfboard near Melbourne today and drowned. The incident occurred when he fell into the water, with rescuers unable to revive him. Further details were not immediately available.
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Melbourne
Charles Manpister
Strikes Spark Calls for Swift Action Across Spain
Reports from Madrid and Barcelona describe workers striking over wage and working conditions. A Daily Mail correspondent notes government pressure and urgent proposals for decisive measures as authorities consider relocating labor and enforcing order amid unrest.
Five to One Night Assault Reported by Milhourne
On Monday two Maltese men and a woman are said to have broken into a hut injuring a resident who used a te solver to stop the attackers. The assailants fled and another count arose after a party was described, with one man identified as Zamumil. Police are investigating the assault and arrest records list Charles Pens, AVittiany, Danny, and Oliv as involved.
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Milhourne
Tony Lawunth
Watohmen
Poplsutay
Agsawited
Zamumil
Tingon
Tigama Tuday
Death from the Sky near Sydney plane crash
In Sydney Missouri a fatal plane crash occurred when a aircraft struck the ground shortly after takeoff. Robert Somerville and Lesiis Milgase were among the deceased, with Somerville described as a close friend of the pilot Smitty Alfred Windsor Banes. James Somerville, son of Smitty, mourned his father as rescuers recovered the wreckage and the injured Flynn.
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Sydney
Mocear
Alfred ‘ Smitty
Windsor Banes
Robert Somerville
Smire
James
Olly
Somerville
Smits
Advisory view on cost of production and arbitration
Sir Arthur Rugham advises modern industry leaders on reducing production costs through better arbitration. He notes courts fail to settle industrial disputes and urges a scheme of insurance against droughts to stabilize Australian industry. He speaks at the Victoria Trade Conference.
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Nf Boutin
Arthur Rugkham
Leider
Hintisti Baooemio
Leon
Coura
Australia
Osily
Handel
Chicago police round up 2600 in city wide crime sweep
In Chicago a massive weekend operation has led to about 2600 arrests as raids continue across the city. The drive against criminals began Saturday night and aims to curb crime with ongoing police action through Monday early morning.
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Chicago
Empire Links Melbourne Speaks On Australia Flight
In Melbourne on Monday Empire Links reports a long distance aviation talk at Somers Boys Camp Anglesea Jodiy. The aeroplane bridged worlds and aimed to bomb Australia and return, claiming Britain’s empire service would rely on air power more than any prior force.
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Melbourne
Auetralla
Loci Somers
Angleses Jodiy
Australia
Australis
Wis
Dastardly Act in Brisbane Stuns City Railroad Area
In Brisbane last night an apparent crime occurred as a stranger moved near a tram line. A farmer saw the man behaving oddly and hurried to station chores. The assailant fled after a failed attempt, leaving the scene with witnesses noting the strange movements. The incident disrupted local transit briefly.
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Brisbane
Tunistayl
Fonnandle
Seamen’s Union of Western Australia Formed
The Seamen's Union of Western Australia was officially formed with Mr Mhaughton named secretary. The group aims to advocate for regia ac nde Sate a tration laws and better conditions for sailors, following a consolidation of seafaring workers and supporters.
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Pert
Johansen
Australian swimmer Borg breaks multiple world marks in Sydney
Arne Borg shattered several world records at the Sydney meet, pacing the 1000 metres and 500 metres events with time improvements. His dominant performance set new bests in 00 metres and mile-related legs, establishing a strong lead over prior marks and signaling a notable era in international swimming.
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Sydney
Aran ‘Borg
Mile Schmab
Sacond
Galhs
Salirdey Borg
Heroist Sydney Mentions Heroic Rescue Amid Shark Attack
Eyewitness account recounts brave acts by Sydney residents as several people jump into treacherous water to aid a stranger amid a fatal shark assault. The court reports the coroner’s verdict as shock and awe at such courage.
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Sydney
Ita
Acsp
Robert
Avanagis
Mr May
Colin Tomes Stewart
Sven
Bondl
Janay
Cortner
Goroner
General Booth Seeks Delay in Salvation Army Rift
London Sunday report notes Bramwell Booth seeks injunction against the High Council of the Salvation Army. Adjournment likely to January 25 at High Council’s request. Texas proceedings not to be pursued. Judge urged restraint to avoid denouncing the council and appointing a successor. General Booth attends Sunoney Court and hopes to restrain the council from denouncing him.
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London
Den
Bramwell
Salvation — Army
Council Sterns
Texas
Rich
Sunoney Court
Wannot
General Booth
Lim
Suecessar
Mount Lofty Smash Signals Rail Breakaway Tragedy
Adelaide report details a dramatic incident at Mount Lofty where a signalman collapsed amid a breakaway tram chase. Oscar Gustav Uisling and Corl Aerace Gondecuugh, veteran railway staff, served for decades and are noted in the inquiry. The warning event led to a departmental inquiry concluding recently.
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Adelaide
Mowat
Lotky
York
Suard
Oscer Gustav
Ui'sing
Narwoors
He Railways
Mo ‘Ceol Aerace Gondecuugh
Executives Mourn Railway Director in Dublin
A Dublin report notes the death of former railway director Joseph Allow, aged 70, who led several lines and served as director of multiple railway groups. The notice records his long service and impact on regional rail operations.
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United Service
Dublin
Joseph
Matt
Ower
Calleys
Vin Trétang
Britain Iraq crisis deepens over treaty terms
Condon reports Britain rejects key Iraqi demands and refuses to concede to terms tied to the Anglo-Iraqi treaty. The premiership signals plans to resign if imperial constraints persist, while Iraqi leaders refuse conditional acceptance and insist on sovereign terms. Britain faces opposition warnings against taking office under perceived duress.
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Condon
Ratussl
Shanti
CIA
Onanéial
Britain
Iraq
Tru
Traffic in Drugs and League of Nations Debates
Geneva dispatch reports Indian delegate Sir John Campbell criticizing narcotics smuggling and cocaine imports. He warns his government may resign from the Advisory Committee on Traffic in Narcotic Drugs if progress delays continue. Japanese delegate Mr Sato expresses emotion over efforts to align policy with Hague and Geneva conventions.
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Eondon
Japan
League of
Sato
Shell
Melbourne bookmakers robbed in violent court charge
Melbourne report from Malvern Court states bookmakers Andrew Arman Ernest Wexaodar John Di via and Ernest Bazley charged with robbery with violence. Ghf ford Hotiwell reports a return of money and items. witnesses describe a violent confrontation as a man named Somped attacked a woman and others aided. Cases involve multiple locals and alleged accomplices with trial dates pending.
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Melbourne
Malvern Court
Tadey Andrew Arman
Ernest
Wexaodar
John, Divia
Ernest Bazley
Ghfford Hotiwell
Sharky
Petore
Tim
Cam
Gus
George ‘Nawson
Prine
Wales
Frankston
Guld
Alesaner
Benoh
Alexander
Devine
Jo Ie
London Times Reports King’s Condition Worsens
A fragmentary report from London notes the King’s health has deteriorated with illness central to ongoing coverage. The public and officials await further medical updates as the situation draws steady attention.
Pilot Killed In Airship Accident In London
A United Service London airship owned by Mr Philip A Wills, an Australian merchant, with Pilot Flying Officer Garter aboard, crashed en route to Cambridge. Wills brother, a Trinity student, was on board. Wills sustained scalp wounds and the machine wreckage shows severe damage.
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United’ Servi London
Philip A. Wills
London
Flyine-Oiticer Garter
Wills
Cambridge
Trinity- Cal Tenere Uutel de Dudford
Mp Wills
Australian Navy appoints Rear Admiral Gorge B Byde commander
The Prime Minister announced Rear Admiral Gorge B Byde has been chosen to command the Australian Squadron for a three year term. The arrangement with the British Admiralty will see Byde attend training for senior officers at the Admiralty before a short period with the Royal Australian Navy on return.
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Melbourne
Udistér
Bruce
Niral Gorge
Byde
Admiralty Seford
Royal Austrsian’ Navy
Mad walker struck by motor near Dudley Park to be identified
Eyewitnesses in Adelaide report a 60 year old man walking among reeds near Dudley Park and the Overland railway station when a rel motor struck him. The man, later identified as Henry Gentths aged 63, died after being taken to the morgue for identification and autopsy.
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Adelaide
Dudley Park
Ovingham
Henry’ Gentths
Ateret
Proszeni
Inquiry Delays on Defence Dept Secretary Case
Melbourne reports the inquiry into charges against Defence Secretary Mr. M. Sheppard has been postponed due to lack of territorial witnesses. The investigation into gyroplane contracts is expected to begin and may run into the coming fortnight with a new date set.
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Melbourne
Secretary of Defence Department
M. Sheppard
Faster Mail Services May Speed Up Commonwealth Line
A Melbourne report notes a branch of the Aberdeen and Commonwealth railway plan to speed up mail and passenger service. The liner Largs Bay will depart London and reach Australia in about 29 days, with future schedules aiming to reduce transit times and improve efficiency.
World Golf Record Set at 72 Holes in Texas
The report notes a 72 hole world record attempt in Texas with players Stan Dean and Bobby Cruickshank. Mattharg reportedly posted new marks as 9 newt setrld records, while Lemon hinted at a 187 36 score for 72 holes.
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United Service
Texa
We 'Senu
VBI
Mattharg
Stan Dean
Tyr
Lemon
Ana
Pal
Ave Crokos
Bobby Cruickshans
New York
Victorian Shinllets Appoint Captain For Sydney Match
In a Sheffield Shield note, Coltingwaor indicates injury may prevent Victorian team from traveling to Sydney. Bri oB- Bilis named captain amid uncertainty over lineup and injuries to key players.
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Sydney
Menaced Stations Reported In Albury District
Mon AY report from the Albury district notes several stations menaced by bush fees and ongoing fires. Authorities say thousands have been affected as residents attempt to stem the blazes and protect properties amid widespread devastation.
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Albury
Syhere
Port Adelaide Police Guard Ferryfront After Unrest
At Port Adelaide police remain on guard along the wharfs and streets amid recent disturbances. Troopers carry revolvers and batons in a show of order while government explores even distribution of waterfront work without risking public safety. Premier Le Ballear says the port’s business downturn prompted the measure and no one is being molested as authorities restore calm.
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Adelaide
Atherton
Ya'kera
Tip Hon R. le Baller
Jer
Feliel
Bosna
Bates
Gove al -Momtie
Preasier
Oil Traces Allege Westerly Expansion Of Oil-bearing Layer
The report notes samples from near Lakes Ritrante Gippsland indicating a westward expansion of an oil-bearing stratum. The examination, conducted for government purposes, suggests measurable quantities of oil beneath the terrain, with emphasis on preservation of key geological features and potential commercial implications.
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Melrotaie
Atenas
Batagwanata
Vetorlan Fenipeival
Nore
Hare
Lakes Ritrante
Gippsland
Missing Yachtsman Found Near Latig Spit
Disjointed report describes a missing yachtsman near Latig Spit thirty miles from Port Adelade. Names such as Monty and Samuel Taylor appear amid garbled text. authorities fear the seafarer may have perished after an apparent wreck near the Adelade area on a Wednesday afternoon.
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Adelaude
Monty
Phore
James
Samuel Taylor
Prine Nae
Atheston
Stissary Autlen
Xantha
Latig Spit
Reo
Adelade
Wedgesdae
Taylor
Immaculate Grange Home For Immediate Sale
Mrs Kerrison of Pirie offers a fine freestone residence on the Esplanade opposite St Vincent Gully with elevated allotment, boat and station facilities. The property features a large living room, a motor garage, and a stark view of Water West, staged for immediate sale as Mrs Kerrison plans to settle in Sydney.
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Kerrison’s
Pirie
Grange
Esplanade
NO. Keerlson
Sydney
Yallourn Fire Still Burning Underaround
Yallourn fire continues to burn with damage reported across Glppslnr and Malhaure regions. Officials warn of hazardous conditions as steam and smoke affect surrounding communities and authorities mobilize response crews.
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Rundown Online
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