Industrial Disputes Debate on Special Tribunals
In Parliament on Friday the Paton Ministry argued for flexible machinery to settle industrial disputes. They criticized existing systems as inadequate and proposed special tribunals with equal employer and employee representation, plus an arbitration court option, to handle sectoral conflicts efficiently.
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Ryan
Existner
Abe
Hughes
Thor
Jurisdiolisa
Philadelphia
Considine
Te Govarn
Nelbourny
Tursday
Crades
Ranior
Fragments Report Drug Shortage in Tasmania
A terse note details a shortage in Tasmania with mentions of medicines and authorities. It references Mabtlan and J0IF and notes a release or easing by authorities amid cost concerns. The text is garbled but indicates supply issues affecting care facilities and price pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
Mabtlan
Melbourne gas strike unsettles workers union and talks
Melbourne press reports a motive dispute as Metropolitan Gas faces a strike. Workers press for improved wages and weekly pay, with talks stalled while officials seek a compromise. The Trades Hall and Gas Workers Union executives weigh next steps as disputes reach finality, awaiting company decisions.
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Melbourne
Crie
Madn To
Josice
Gas Workers’ Union Executive
Jnterviewer
H. Law- 300
Itntay
Melbourne Assembly Debates Abolishing Speaker Role
In the Legislative Assembly today MP Tiamawi Labora argued that the current Governor’s line should be abolished. He urged fiscal restraint as the motive and supported nominating a new official to the post. The opposition led by Coveenan lost 26 votes.
Resected Volunteers Association Officers Meet
A unit of the Resected Volunteers Association held an anniversary meeting at the Pine Branch, electing officers led by T. Gortish as president and W. Denhell as treasurer. The event, attended by committee members, thanked the Navy Stores for drill space and noted a healthy membership with several new enrollees.
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Pirie
Sogiulion Wis
Fave
ensolag-Yedr
T. Gortish
Messrs
Willen
Broadstucks
Prosblante
W. Denhell
Treasorery Mc
Warney
Eecloiy
Cullen Sna Huiris
Inoetli
Muthlors
A. Jjacksony
Feel
Watts
Bowes
Wagner
Stacker
Sammiltes-Wien
Aga ‘Tesnitor Sia Eftorh
B.via
Stempied
Silver King Company Shares Offered to Public
CAPITAL five thousand pounds divided into five hundred shares of ten pounds each. 300 shares offered to the public at four pounds on application five pounds on allotment. Company to be formed and shares allotted. property adjoining the Silver Princ and main loan through bulk properties. J Plynn, the discoverer of the clan, speaks highly of the prospects. Applications from brokers A A Pearge and Co. Florence Street.
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Bolk
My. J. Plynn
A, A
Pearge & GO
Florence Street
The Prince in Adelaide amid royal arrival and ceremony
In Adelaide the Prince of Wales attended a civic welcome and investiture at Government House. A 1500-strong crowd watched the formalities, including the commission handover to Governor Weigall, a royal inspection of scouts, and speeches by public officials. The day featured a large marquee gathering, medal presentations, and acknowledgments from soldiers' organizations.
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Adelaide
Proc of
Wales
le Roy Swattison
Ieller
Govarnor
Weigall
Scvut
Fxlglind
Ir “William SoWuen
The
Bay Beauts Association
Dean
Wis
Welsh Guards
Aeviven
Amir Belaey
Nud- Joy
BN. Nori
P. W. Leigh
J. G. Duntan Hingis
Yonad Kiem
Empire
Arene
Walla
Admiral Figlsey
Turmoil in Tokyo as Students Clash With Police
Turmoil erupts in Tokyo as thousands of students protest in the Diet area facing police dispersal after clashes. Reports note scattered collisions and chaotic scenes near the parliament, with authorities citing numerous arrests and ongoing demonstrations.
League of Nations refers dispute to advisory commission
The League of Nations Council decided to refer the Finnish and Swedish dispute over Wiedaland Islands to a three jurist commission for advisory opinion. Sweden and Finland were urged to abstain from retaliatory action while awaiting the commission’s view.
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Reuter
London
League—of Na~ Jions
Wiedaland Islands
Vernalionsl
League of Nations
Council Ues
Hemanele
Aga Fionistr
Adelaide Suspects Charged After Suspicious Crowd Incidents
Adelaide officials report Willan Thun Harding and Robert Eward Mazon arrested on Haley Street Monday and charged with insufficient lawful signs of supper. Sub Inspector Nicholzon noted suspicious crowd movement. One man carried 5 pounds, another 28 shillings. Judge deferred two months’ imprisonment. warrants suspended to allow departure by express train.
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Adelaide
Tussdiy
Willan
Thun Harding
Robert Eaward Mazon
Hihaley Steeet
Uie
Gouri
Avin
Sigan
Nicholzon
Wem
Ticks
Fitent
Victoria
Ordseed
Letire
Meibouran Express
Proud South Australian VC recipients meet war heroes
A letter from Corporal Sulli in praise and sympathy to South Australian Victoria Cross winners is shared. The writer recalls service in France and Belgium, offers condolence to families of the fallen, and congratulates wounded men. He notes pride in the League’s South Australian branch and thanks supporters. The scene includes a reception with His Royal Highness and about 200 army nurses.
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Sulliin
Ing
Victoria Croge
Russia
Sam Vary
Io Heynt
France
Belgium
Amm
The
League
Bhiet
Alterations in Princes Plans for Australia Visit
The Prince will cancel part of the Queensland program after arrival by abandoning the New Guinea trip. Instead he will tour radio country of New South Wales with extended travel across stations. He will observe grazing and station life and partake in horse riding and kangaroo tracking, seeing more of inland Australia.
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Prince
Wack
Adelaide
Australis
Melbourne
Restoring British Credit Declares Expopulam Debate
In a House of Commons session Mr Terral Smifvot of Wie argued for abolition of excess profit duty while Mr Chamberlain noted Britain faced financial strains but could not end the levy immediately. He urged restoring credit and maintaining expansion controls to prevent a credit squeeze in the coming year. The government aimed to curb speculation yet pledged a temporary levy not exceeding 40 new cen.
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Souter
London
Terral
Chamberlain
Britain
United States
Qub
Amusements Guide Promises Varied Stage and Hypnotic Acts
Amusements section highlights a screening at the Casing Theatre featuring a famed Japanese actor in a B. Phillips Oppenheim novel adaptation. Also listed are diversions including a piano talent, a hypnotism demonstration by Professor Leon, and a St Mark's Football Club dance night with favorable admission prices.
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Lo Nigli
Slor
Agen
Essanay Ywoduerion
Marguerite Clayson
Harold Droyd
Gaumont
Olga May
Plessing Soprand
Bible as Doctor Rules of Health Enjoined
A fragmented 19th century column argues the Bible promotes health rules, citing milk timing after meals and dietary cautions. It cites a Hong Kong plague doctor and a clergyman, warning against meat and milk misusage, with noted ancient beliefs about swelling and various remedies.
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Wubfore
Hongkong
Encyclopaddia
Than
Sammieh
Broken Hill Strike Health Report Ends In Adjournment
The three hour health conference on the Broken Hill strike adjourned after discussing the health report onBroken Hill miners. Participants from mining, federation and conciliation tiers settled into private deliberations to review the health findings and position before resuming.
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Sydney
Dge Holme
Braen
Dee Bourtay
Cote Frawst
Gy ¥- Giory
W.E. Wainnaishi
G Klug
T. Myushan
George
Ile
Yio
Delibera
Lion
A.A. MEMBERS REVOLT Over clothing aid and funds split
A tumultuous meeting at Broken Hill centers on distribution of Melbourne clothing for AMLA members wives and dependents and on commission payments for relief fundraising. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Blackler contest claims while OShannessy plans to explain, tensions rise, and a second meeting is set to decide the dispute.
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Melbourne
AMLA
Broken Hill
Miner
Mra
Blackler
Victorian “Women's
Broken Hill Clothing Enudy
AMA
Anderson
Bluchler
Alice Kegan
Gogan
Anderson Cuhgeruine
Kerr
Barnett
Fiona
Blarkler
O'Shannessy
Adjgarate
Tuseday
Miss. Cowan
LAA
Vt Fe
ACLA
Cilgmnagn
Katz
Mre Wallaos
M. Toemorrow
B. Wetber Jill
Aimids
W. W. Barnett
Secretancy
AMAL
Bluckier
Bisciler
Will Lesve
Farewell to Scot and Uanee at the Institute
A farewell event for Mr. and Mrs. Grundal at the Institute featured speeches by the chairman and Messrs. Schuiltz and W Neal, with eulogies to Mr. Grundal's football prowess. A social evening followed with songs, dancing, and supper. Football matches in Whyalla drew large crowds on Sunday, North versus South, amid bright weather and strong play. The opening of the new BJP Co church building was noted with morning and evening services led by Anglican and Presbyterian ministers, honoring the structure as a town landmark.
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Seagon le
Centralsth Association
Imatoies
Willi Miss
Grandel
Will A-Bisenit Darrel
Tyere
J Hare
Bishop
Jill
T. Haite
Fuake
Wits
Mra. G. Brown
Dhab
Mis
Sunray
Wiel Uons
Gentreus
Sainer
Murray
Bowman
Gureard
Marandy
Parnet
Wirby
O'foale
Stolr
Emes
Quation
Pho
Lolinds
Delsinds
Prins of
Wales
Massy Wid
Mofeod
Norn Todd
Jon Vred Brock
Logal
Prince of Wales
BJP
Susway
Concessions to Queensland Government Employees
Brisbane dispatch states the Cabinet ended restrictions that barred public servants earning over £300 from seeking higher pay via the arbitration court. It also notes planned double rates for Government staff working during the holidays tied to the Prince’s visit.
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Brisbane
Danish Invention Proposes Air Propellers for Vessels
A Danish inventor, Vogt of Copentagon, proposes air propellors for ships with adjustable blades and multiple units. An auxiliary stern propeller swivels for maneuvering. Claims include reduced water resistance and enhanced seaworthiness, especially on rivers and canals, with potential to ease seasickness and improve navigation.
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Menric Claris
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the Prince
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Barles Angas
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Lili
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Bergean
T. S. Cart
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Sud Ur
Japan
Heutaris
Tokio
House of Representatives
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Hibiza Park
Sweden
Finland
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Ana
Leon
Prem Tessor
Ballantics
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Snp Institute
Leons
Cha
St Mark's Footbell Club
St Mark's Ball
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Hotel
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Losures
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AIM
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