Trouble in A M A meeting again orders dispatched
A confused report from an afternoon session describes a dispute within the A A B A about selecting a delegate to Western Australia to collect subscriptions. Mr Downie is named as a prospective envoy while unions reportedly support the mission, leading to a clash with union instructions and a plan to proceed as soon as feasible.
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Yursuay
Downie
Western Australia
We Ama
Duguite
Te Union
Dawn
Wustare
Australia
Broken Men and Women Delegates Report From Melbourne
A report from Melbourne describes involvement of Victorianwomen delegates with the Broken Hill Clothing Fund. Tensions rose as accusations against Mr O Reilly were met with protests. The meeting adjourned to tomorrow afternoon amid demonstrations and heated remarks.
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Voeslay
Melbourne
Womaun
Broken Hill
Tims
Hime
Theyales
Or Neily
Une Indy
O'Reilly
Min Gi
Whiuir
Man sree ks shop window damaged at Rosny of Abrusal
A window breakage damaged the front and side windows of a shop premises at 401 Adelaide on a Tuesday evening. A crowd gathered as a filing whistle sounded and Bruce’s single-oid hop in the street.
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Man
Rosny
Adelaide
H. Brnce
Conference at Spa Delayed Over German Disarmament Talk
Hapers Spa report says German disarmament talks amid the conference with Germany were postponed to Tuesday afternoon as German Defense Minister Hue Cessler did not arrive. German delegates refused to discuss the issue in Waalsence. Paris dispatch notes German Foreign Minister Simons indicated a new proposal may seek debt relief and immediate payment of obligations, with talks focusing on restitution and reparations.
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Haple
Sarvigt
Tlondon
Houer
Spa
Germany
Hue Cessler
Defectuu
Wsalsence
Eviter
Paris
Munday
Lzyx
Simons
Inquest Testimony From Sydney Inquiry Proceedings
Sydney Tuesday hearing resumed with Sergeant Mackay giving witness about a ship, prisoners, and speeches at Dunin. He recounted October 1946 remarks by two prisoners Glynn and Reeve, a rebel claim, and a plan costing capitalists £10,000. The inquiry adjourned to Thursday for further evidence.
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Sydney
Mackay
Dunin
Glynn
Reeve
King
Grant
Ovary
Barker
Lon Bay
Toying
VAZIMOVA, IN "THE RED LANTERN" AT THE THEATER
A vivid old world drama unfolds as Vazimova stars in The Red Lantern a mystery set in the East. The performance tonight promises grand splendor with ornate costumes and exotic intrigue drawing a thousand delights.
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Vazimova
Prince of Wales Tour Train Derailment Report
Eyewitness accounts describe a derailment during the Prince of Wales tour near Bunbury with Admiral Halsey and the Prince unharmed. The Royal car toppled, furniture crushed, and passengers escaped through a broken window while officials coordinated rescue and investigation.
Trains Collide In Adelaide Port Injury to Children
A collision occurred at Commercial Road station Adelaide sending two special trains toward the Outer Harbor destination. One train carried about 4500 school children. the other 1500 children. A boy named A H L Hocking from Victoria Park was treated for a forehead cut, and a sailor H G Birch was cut about the fire. The engine remained on the leading train. driver Oliver failed to notice a signal and could not stop in time. One injury required three stitches, and the accident caused minor damage with passengers shaken. A medical notice promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for chilblains and related pains.
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Adelmdh
Miyktes
Bunbury
Admuiral Tinlees
Wales
Prince Waa
Prines
Anit
Leon
der Slevpine Aparimant
Réyal
Wwe
Cum Express
Prinon
Halsey
Wilgarnp
Iran
Waite
Childrex
Adelaide
Uke Commercial Road
Port Adélaide
Uthe
Stuidine
le Commercial Road
Delaide
Sarryine
Shildzory
Sidal
A. HL. Hocking
Victoria Park
Port Adelaide
H. G. Birch
Oliver
Thrush
Prices and duties drive Adelaide warehousemen debate
Adelaide warehousemen and The Adelaide Wool Housemen's Association argued over customs duties and exchange rates influencing clothing and leather prices. Witnesses cited Japanese and French prices, high duties, and war demand, noting shifts in raw hide, silk, and leather markets and potential profiteering and price drops.
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Adelaide
Prtce
Elon Am Gools
Jolly Tone
Ile
B. Wille
Adelaide Ware Nousemen's Association
Wingaudy
Australi
Anstratin
France
Fiw Coods
Grampton Ivf Gromptow and
Lin
Uae
Fide
Sven Ab
Melbourne Gas Strike Suggests Round Table Settlement
Melbourne Trades Hall disputes committee proposed an amended settlement plan for the gas strike. The suggestion calls for a round table discussion with an independent investigator as chairman to specifically address wage issues.
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Melbourne
Wie ‘Trades Hall Council
Terence
Melbourne wage board proposal sparks arbitration clash
Wheat was urged to bin today as part of the wage board proposal for Melbourne. Premier Lawson said the government did not want to pull the dispute away from the Federal Arbitration Court and noted Duti had offered the only other constitutional method to reach a settlement. Representatives of the employers and employees were present.
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Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Lawson
Victoria
Duti
Railawaymen Gall o About Blagk Coal
Melbourne Tuesday reports railway workers debating whether coal should be declared dirty and if the blast furnace workers should be taxed. The ownering of the bailey taken sig continues. proceedings began today with discussions among railwaymen.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Democratic Convention Aims For Fifth Ballot Vote Count
The Democratic convention in San Francisco shows McAdoo 509 votes Cox 376 Palmer 222 Davis 33 after the latest tally. The aim is to reach a nomination for the Presidency of the United States on the fifth ballot.
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Unibet Gérgion
San Trancisco
Ion
Wig Shell
Comtes
United States
McAdoo
Cox
Palmer
Davis
Baratta Mining Field Company Formed in Pirie
About eighty persons attended the meeting of the Baratta mining syndicate at Pirie where J S Geddes chaired discussions. The company takes over from Flynn and party a 40 acre lease near the Bukuby workings with capital of £5000 in 500 shares of £10. Prospectors receive 109 shares and £1950 cash, organizers 150 shares and £50 cash, leaving £4300 for development. Directors were Heseltine and Burgoigne auditor. The ridge lode is two feet wide with payable ore. a shaft is planned to test the vein and surface tunnel. A new company the Silver Queen may also be formed to work claims pegged at Baratta field adjoining the Silver Prince lode. Shares offered at £40 each.
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Prince Mining Syndicate
Ibo
Tentalent Abo Mealing
Ald
Pirie
Atibute
J. 5
Gedaes
Nuyous
Mc Warren
Tie Company
Flynn
Party
Bukuby
Pémains
Afiaes
Mesars Galliys
J. , Jenkins
Bhenwin
Alp
Heseltins
Mn Burgoyne
Hesguine
Fis
The
Silver Queen
Iy Messa
Nolan
Jones Bros
Lynch
New South Wales
Fwld
Prine
Mus
Wages in Public Service Amid Government Wage Policy Move
A government letter outlines a minimum basic wage of 12 6s 0d per day to take effect July 4 1920 for all public service workers. It describes planned pay and condition alignments with outside rates, the formation of a wage board with government and employee representatives, and measures to ensure no one earns less than the minimum.
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Adelaide
Ie Council of Government Unions
Duis Borlog
Barwell
J. Z. Jerley
MLC
WIL
Embloyes
Nho
Fry
A8 Records Board
Lode Jnge
Uss Avery
Broken Hill Strike Conference Opens Amid Turmoil
Sydney reports a health commission conference opened today to address the Broken Hill strike. Delegates awaited details, with health committee reports and government implications looming. The walkout has stalled shipments from Broken Hill, causing Port Pirie to suffer idle activity and potential wider mining disruption.
Pirie Town Council to Seek £740 for Influenza Care
The Pirie Town Council discusses requests to the Government for £740 related to influenza treatment costs. The meeting covers road safety concerns on Senate Read, the provision of piping for the Children’s Playground, disposal permissions for material, embankment issues at the Rifle Range, electric light work, financial positions, and a claim against the Government for influenza-related expenses. The council debates responsibilities, approvals, and future actions, with committees to report back and meetings planned.
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Goode Rand
Inti Street
Pirie West
Rifle Range
Doe Port Pirie
Brokken Poly
Alita
Main Roads
Solomon Town
Maine -Bageveen
Gertrude
Womnall
Whicoh
Carr
Vince Dovided
Warren
Gockbard
Gnd
Consolidated Fortmenny Socials Draw Crowded Attendance
The Fortmenny socials arranged by teachers for the young people at Congregational Sunday school were well attended and attractive. A new gathering is planned for tomorrow with a program of magic and games.
Turkeys Discipline and Allied Occupation Moves
Report from London on British and Allied actions in Asia Minor. Turkish forces retreat under cover of naval guns toward Angora as Greek forces from Smyrna evacuate. 7000 Armenians captured in Smyrna area reportedly. Balikeyst occupation stirs Kemalist opposition and raises alarms over potential capital threat and widespread unrest.
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London
Turkish Nationalists Aim to Retake Rail Corridor
The Daily Express, from Constantinople via Mr Phillips, reports Turkish Nationalists strive to reconsolidate scattered forces to defend the Mainni and vital railway line. Ajies in Asia Minor show paralysis, troops disheartened by failures as British transports arrive, deepening nationalist stalemate and halting other work.
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United Repvice
London
Daily Express
Phillips
Constantinople
Reuse
Miainni and
Vial
Asit Minor
Trowns
Tas
Romania seeks ships to trade with Japan
Romanian Prince urges Japan to supply vessels for the Romanian Lloyd, offering all trade, including oil, timber, and lumber, in exchange as the Ravenswood government seeks to shift shipping links away from Britain. Japan’s response remains unclear as Romania promises to redirect imports and transit through its ports.
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Rumania
Japan
Reuters
TORIO
Diane
Rochitania
Luk Jis
Tranes
Alleged Sedition Libel Inherits High Court Action
In GAIRG on Saturday Sir William Willeacks and Lieutenant Colonel Halston Kennedy face terminal court on a charge of sedulous Libel. Ball was set at 500 pounds bail. Proceedings were led by Murdoch McDonald against Ste William Willeveks and Col. Rannady, questioning official conduct and motives tied to Nile investigations. The Nile Prospects Commission considered examination. McDonald’s actions were disputed.
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GAIRG
Gematul Guuek
Cxiva
William Willéacks
Halston Kennedy
Teriminal Courh Oo
Srarge
Murdoch McDonald
William Willeveks
Beautification Efforts Reported in Pirie Town Parks
The town gardener told Pirie town council on Monday that poplar trees were being replanted in Memorial Park where oaks failed. Swamp oaks were added on Glosé’s potty and drinkable fountains repaired. Preparations for new planting were made in the Theorealion ground with leak pipes repaired and gardening underway between paths. Water service continued in the play area. Cemetery gates repaired and twenty one swampcake planted in place of pepper trees. Tamarisks cut back to promote growth. Main and secondary paths tidied. cemetery grounds presented neat. The gardener planned further tree and era planting across the parks and around the cemetery.
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Pirie
Vovnell
Memorial Park
Uttis
Glosé
Nis
Pha
Pliyecound
Cematery
South Wales
Warren
Notable Clergy News From Plu gusta and Port Pirie
Public Eye reports Raitt Winow presiding over the Plu gusta parish with ties to Wemer town and familiar clergy figures. Father Nal, a Propazenda Colleg student in Rome, connected to Bathurst, joins discussions on church appointments. A sympathy wave follows the late wife of former pastor John Ghapran of Truro, and Port Pirie pastor Chapman long served from 1894 to 1901, overseeing shore tower additions.
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Wather
Raitt
Winow
Plugusta
Piris
Catlins
Bathurst
M. O'Fargall
Bishory
Ewee
Hes John
Ghapran
Truro
Chapman
Port Pirie
Eer An
Tavalia Fay Ovany
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Gonferenge
Ning PT
Istre
Lw.w. Inquiry
Baratta Silver Quen Mining CompAny
Criminal Prospectons
Mershs. Nolan, Jones Bros
Boo
F. Wurm & CO
BO Port Bire
Doorman A. Smith, Dreger
Walue
Prest’s
Prince of Wales
Wibitore
Eno Ay
Pringe
Pires
Federal “Ministry
Prince
Nelbourne
W. AL Huguer
Adens
Commonwealth
Prins of Swalzk
STOOK
Adelaldm
S'Uasiay
Tne
Monilay
Chamberleig
Chamberlain
Pein
Galip
Gost OF
MR. McAdoo
Baratta
Beoken Bill
Pinners
Ayrash
Orl
Health Commission
Avaidh Syas
Mtiny
Pike
House of Representatives Fas
Considine
Perm
Port Pivie
Broken It
Cockle Creek
Résdon
Casmania
Pirie Town
We Pine Journal
Iy Messrs
Vedder
W. H. Threadgold
L.A. Mopkins
Cookburn
E.I. Palle
J. Firnin Jeniting
Gampupu
H. M
Pim Jol
ML. Warren
Senate
Grinsic
Senate Road
Broadway
Gemetery Road
Hall Ue Corporation
Hmself
Walte
Jie Foudha
Ghildren
Lie Ghildran
Camulttca
Gationals' Social
Discipline OF
Turkey
Saniies
Houler
Athess
Balikeyst
Soyere
Kemaliss
Sue Pheenalish
Lysoa
Wer
Weselde Willgocks
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