Meat union aims at wage rise across Adelaide shops
A committee from ten sections of the Meat Industry Employes Union plans a wage rise campaign covering shops factories and bacon plants with stockmen carters drivers and others. If voluntary talks fail a compulsory approach will be pursued and a plant may go to the Federal Arbitral Court. Separately the Sydney Bakers Union was fined £59 with 20 guineas costs for an illegal strike and deregistration proceedings were adjourned for a week.
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Adelaide
Mood
Sydney
Sydney Bakers’ Union
Broken Hil Trales Mallafties and a Marine Visit
Former representative Considine is seen in the workers union area amid a scene of unrest at the mine offices. He signals intent to seek worker support while authorities note access and potential membership actions.
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Mrom
Considine
Empire Resources Speech At Went Park Exhibition
Mr Bruce delivers stirring address at the Australian Pavilion praising Empire development and wartime industrial capacity. He urges use of Empire resources to aid global prosperity, noting inviting prospects for investment and settlement as the Exhibition opens late April.
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Reuter
London
Pavilian
Went Park
Bruce
Australia
Empire Proiver
Joseph Cook
Geminitive
Wistralia
Brier
Gale in New South Wales Slows Coast Shipping Now
A south easterly gale swept the New South Wales coast last night with winds near 42 miles an hour at the Sydney Weather Station. It hindered sea traffic as shipping faced heavy delays and coastal vessels sheltered. Rail service across the state collapsed amid a torrential downpour on the North Coast.
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Sydney
Port Adelaide court ends case over teak disbursements
After several adjournments finality was reached at Port Adelaide Loco' Nuart this afternoon in the case involving agents of Port Adelaide and Thomas reser of Coobowle for 300 pounds in disbursements and other charges. The ruling was issued in connection with the rooning of the Rete Toten unini with Groser as principal survivor.
Nonsuit in Port Adelaide unlawful arrest case
In Port Adelaide Morning Hearings a case against Jane Francis Murphy formerly of Exeter and now in Norwich, alleged unlawful arrest for £490. The judge ruled no jury needed and each party to pay own costs.
Three Months for Melbourne Billiard Proprietor
Alfrest Webb proprietor of a Melbourne billiard room was sentenced to three months at Valery Game Street after a table charged incident. The court heard a dispute over sugar and a stiletto weapon, with authorities listing the event as a significant altercation at the venue.
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Melboehne
Alfrest Webb
Foekmakes Aim
Thres Montis
Valery
Philippine Rebels Claim Charmed Lives Amid War Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR describes Philippine rebels, Spanish era readers find claims of luck and power. mentions Manila and actions by Steingus muttaws and Urrea Wetter. unclear details about battles, loyalties, and dates.
Baldwin Ministry Defeated in Vote on Labor Amendment
London notes report the Baldwin ministry defeated as Labor amendment carried with Liberal MPs voting with Labor. The debate featured siren warnings and discussions of navy expansion while MacDonald argued for a new government. The evening concluded with Labor's victory and Liberal disappointment.
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Baldwin
LABOR
Nuuter
Servier
London
House of Homnons
Glynes “Lahori
Thai
Dom Sten
K.D
Labor Party
John Simon
Austin Chamberlain
Joh Simon
Dog
Ste John Simon
Chamberlin Predicebedl
Margaret Ienuthel
Julie Line
M Cteaubertain
MacTiomild
Sue
Ministerial Ant Sem
Liberal
Labor Gisern, Ovat
Amery
Tor
Admiralty
Crhmment
al- Val
Mermaid
Wight
Noval Darkvaris
Neagramme Welt
Abit
Spearview
Porskin Gulf
Odh
Navy
Celene Amapy
Babdsein
Int
Ken
Kenworthy
India
Hussia
D. McG. Hogg
Genecl
MacDonald
Vedee
Raliwan Nis
Trotting meeting of new South Australian Owners' Trotting club
Members and officers of the newly formed South Australian Owners Trotting Association prepare to attend a committee meeting this afternoon. The first race of the night will feature competitors including G. Smith and W. Wo Fibianey, with Mesers Gi L. Givode among attendees.
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Gi L. Givode
B.g. Smith
W. Wo
Pirie
Socia
Ion
Wight
Penny postage favored at London postal conference
A Birmingham water association event reported a unanimous vote supporting imperial penny postage. The conference, held in London on Monday under the auspices of The Association of British Chambers of Commerce, endorsed the reform proposal.
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London
Burmingham Water
Association of British Chambers
Boxing Bout Stages Noted As Ring Takes Charge
Boxing report notes a bout with outsized footwork and wristwork as the fighters exchange sharp blows. A focus on defense and counterpunching hints at a strategic edge, with spectators tracking the momentum swing and corner guidance shaping the late rounds.
Fractured Telegram Sparks London Seafaring Mystery
A garbled London telegram reports a crew from the Hrilistr aboard an unnamed vessel, with unclear fate but mentions Kasse and a landing at Semerive and St in Mudagarcar. Names and places appear inconsistent, but the note hints at an incident at sea around January 800 tiles om.
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London
Visi Lloyd's
Hrilistr
Tana Fave
Madhurascar
Geen Save
Semerive
Mudagarcar
Railway Strike Strife Among Union Officials At London Stations
Portable reports from London describe rail workers at Waterloo and Victoria, with a nationwide stoppage affecting services. National Union leaders clash publicly over strategy while drivers and firemen pledge loyalty or sympathy with strikers. Trains run partially, suburban lines busier, and authorities warn of potential disruption in coming days.
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London
Momuay
Vuttorie
Waterloo
Iter
Ciion
Hail- Sayin
Bromley
John Brouing
Tees and
Uhl
J National Union
Loonahiany
Une
Rail OU
Setie National Union of Alloyance
Grivers
Iere
Beom
Bt Indst
National Fria Railwaymoen
Ysis Huey
Snepe
Stalin
St. Panchos
Lethan
Iusiids
Wiotbe
Eure
Ems Hilo Grlig
Lawatiiative
Engimadnivess
Fire Hyde
National Cnlon
Night of Strikes Threatens Railways and Food Supply
Reporting from an undefined scene the piece outlines rising strike tensions affecting the transport sector and food distribution. It notes unions pressing for concessions while government ministries discuss extending strike pay and potential disruption to services, with broad implications for households reliant on rail and freight networks. The article references various unions and figures but lacks clear dates or locations.
India Enters Davis Cup Play in New York Tie
In a Davis Cup entry bid, India joins the competition in New York on Tuesday. The readied lineup and match details remain unsettled as teams balance strategy ahead of the event.
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Yank
Ila
Seis Davis
Guinea
Barro West
Suffering From Burns Reported In Mysterious Accident
A terse, badly garbled note describes a burn incident involving Arthur Harrison. It mentions a prolonged wait for medical attention, a bath at a local house, and subsequent distress. The fragmented text lacks clear details on date, location, or outcome.
Upper House Voluntary Rolls Discussed At Meeting
A Tuesday gathering examined the voluntary voter rolls and the process to keep them current. Officials noted the system is used to enroll eligible residents, with notices of available positions posted at post offices and municipal offices.
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WWE Sertetars
Gaunell
Tingelaius
Cain
Feee Weston
Iset
Wallines
Tibet
Fire Ruins Devastate City Addresses and Damages
A series of three fires caused estimated damages over 219000 pounds figures. Fire crews battled blazes on Connecticut Street Wellington Street and nearby areas. Several properties including homes and shops suffered severe fire and smoke damage with extensive reconstruction ahead.
Athletics Meet Stirs Local Track News and Moves
Fragmented OCR notes reference athletics events with mentions of teams, venues, and dates. Strong entities appear as cities and organizations, but the text is garbled. The piece hints at meet installments, possible world or regional qualifiers, and athlete movements impacting upcoming events.
Simultaneous Rabbit Drive Report From Melbourne Creek Event
A Melbourne note reports a simultaneous rabbit dive on January 20 indicating a coordinated event involving multiple units. The fragment notes the timing and setting but lacks full details on participants or outcomes. Further readable context is unavailable in the fragment.
Virtual blockade struggle over British goods in contested ports
A fraught report describes attempts to curb British goods and export controls amid wartime policy disputes. Officials in London and allied capitals weighed measures, with experts privately assessing impacts on German finances and currency controls as negotiations continue.
Fragmented tale of a school break in and lost valuables
A garbled passage describes a school break in with mention of a suspect, disrupted lessons, and valuables left behind. The text is heavily distorted, making names, places, and chronology unclear yet the central act of intrusion and theft is implied.
Death from Burns in Remote Australian Town
A local report outlines a fatal incident after burns suffered by residents in a distant Australian outpost. Officials identify several injured individuals and describe response efforts, but the chaotic OCR text limits precise names, dates, and locations. The piece notes emergency services, hospital transfers, and ongoing inquiries into the cause of the blaze.
Adelaite Tas The Wane Bu Iifal Incident
Fragmentary clipping reports an incident at a guild hall where amputation of fingers occurred. names and details are unreadable, but the event centers on a workplace accident with a weapon or tool. Further readable context is limited.
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Adelatie
Avie Hurbert Mann
Vty Guilders
Syndic Wachiw
Gonkaer
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Mr Considine
Empire Resources
Mr Bruce
Wembley
Gale
New South Wales
Chaim
Melbourne
Ety Terbantedd
Wail
Osusety
Wid Sigety
RSM
Elaine
Pluilippine
R. Lawson
Kyneton
Rawson
Seth
Prests
Pires
Vort Pirie
Booleroo Centre
Wirrabara
Special Naval Estimates
Donald
THE
Mackonala
Reed
Australia Press Association
House of Commons
Britain
Liberal Party
Baldyin
John Lavery
MacDonald Spike
Mire Baldwin
Llosa Genres
Bern
Ote Fine
Position OF the Commons
Pete
Ae Yates
Ballon
Patie
Prince of Wales
Yar
Suntis
Varher Canumint
Telegraph
Cauntey
Arumith
Balilwin
Daily Lireniele
Triuse
Daily Herald
Sassitis
Coust of Commons
Boxing
Weigil
GEA
Hawrzeney
Deena
Tae Amt
Ee Ministry of Transport
Jen Tilele
Ming Transport
National Union of Manufir- Huon
Saundey
Herm Railway
Ueru
Kromles
Arthur Harrison
Bejong
Thames
Ghiarenee
Watsons Hines
Neindivar
Lothians
Athiletics
Champio
Mibertie
Phish
Sercogliony Army Berite
Tavaly
Meteypolitan Gluik
Mentheast
Ursday
Rabbite Poe
Germany
Hellcut
Gonmupis
Keworthy
McNeill Sud
the. Huist
A Mumbert
Ater
Palatinate
Mou
Invest Satin
He Ment
Ferman Capital
Weed McKenna
Chirmanstiy
Hetter
Herr Schacht
Reichstat
Velit Luler
ACT Taite
Trinedia
Hecakme
Weadtasher
Maasathy
Avtowstewa
Mraspett
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