Revival of HLA Society Prompts Community Exhibition
The revival of the HLA Society draws interest across communities, with plans for a large public show. Organizers seek stock, prizes, and volunteers to stage displays, including poultry, gardens, and crafts, hoping to foster patriotic pride and social welfare amid wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Shiort
Deivs
Rowsal
Fey
Willy
Davale
Arganie
Phen
Esa
Staples Point
Wielski
Public Invited to Contribute and Support a Town Program
Town clerk announces public invitation to contribute funds for a local alliance program titled The Keyorder. Citizens urged to notify the public and provide donations as requested, with confirmation to be received by the Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bultor
Ionder
Poblc
Amd
Garrett
Clesk
Shipping Hold Up Labor Troubles Rattle Adelaide Industries
Labor unrest and shipping delays ripple across Adelaide and regional industry. Reports from Melbourne indicate coal, stock, and freight disruptions, with workers' groups and the Federal Parliament watching closely as protests and council talks unfold. The unions press for action while shipments stall and firms brace for extended delays.
Unclear text fragment mentions unionists and workers actions
Fragmentary report references unionists stopping morning sail, workers from Engineers and Labor unions, nerves about war work, police involvement, and planned meetings. Details are garbled, names and places unreadable. core mentions workers' associations and possible strike actions with impending meetings.
Smelters Meeting on Trustees Funds and Dues
A garbled report from a smelters meeting discusses trustees of the Sinillery Avent Mund and subscription totals for the Meng Linelindlus. It mentions a payment of 488 and various terms about periods, permissions, and penalties related to fund contributions and who may be granted or denied access to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinillery Avent
MENG
Thawar
demBers
Untitled Exhibition Notes On School Art and Craft Competition
A long, uneven piece discusses a school art and craft competition. It mentions prizes, exhibits, and the ambition to show skill in painting drawing and design. It notes general encouragement for students and references judges and community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
Gennel IB
Auved Witt
Anéniis Abe Maka Alanon
Porno
Tds
Syatargi
Trechand
Swork
Hou Orienta
Owwrdad Lees
Suhul
Hovsusa
Amd
Whioayer
Mortier
Miners Conflict Across New South Wales Stirs Public Debate
Reports from Melbourne and Sydney detail ongoing miner strikes affecting transport and industry. Officials, unions, and engineers debate potential expansion of action, with seamen and coal miners considering coordinated or separate measures and government reaction under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suamon
Olezstes
Melbourné
Pragtas Hall
Sydney
Nicerhe
Opat
Anohier
eanl_miniere
Syeress
Wits
Wells
Melbourne
Une
Government plans navigation act fight sparks union clash
Fragmented report notes a threatened government move to reform navigation and arbitration rules. It mentions the Swamen's Union secretary facing alleged offenses and a possible director appointment, with no official government confirmation yet. Wide confusion surrounds the act and likely timelines.
Disorderly fragment notes unclear admission
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions admission and names in a jumbled way. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.
Alleged Disloyal Talk Targets Parliament Speaker
Fragmented OCR reports a parliamentary probe into alleged disloyal remarks by a member of the Barrier in the House of Representatives. The case cites the Provisions Act of 19xx and possible summons issued in Melbourne amid controversy over in-room utterances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muweb
Juldtest
Parliamantary
Lilley Vleples
Gansidina
Halse
Jmie Emsit
Melbourne
Court Eit Pillay
Dongidiner
Lie Greenroom
Stelbourne
hhavecaiHon
Mlarney
Stata
Gom
Nionaan
Route Distress Exposes Trade Union Turmoil in 19th Century Labor Strike
The text details widespread labor unrest led by the Trades and Labour Union, noting drastic wage tensions and extended working hours. It cites government responses, employer pressures, and a call by the Trade and Labour Council for a 10 hour week with pay raises, amid mounting distress for thousands of workers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tika
Fabiur Connell
Goversman Bumvty
Nas
Mwo
Hs Willigtion Wiene Trade and Labor
Lisinoh
Mfssangers
Lie So
Eiélys
Footballer Fined After Disordered Court Hearing
A chaotic record recalls a footballer facing discipline as a police case unfolds in Adelaide. The matter centers on a player from North Adelaide who played in an inter state match while facing alleged misconduct. The magistrate, Sir B and SM, hear that the player breached disciplinary rules and was fined £2 and 19 shillings for the incident.
Voyage of vessels and cargo highlights across distant ports
Fragmented OCR lists ships, cargos, and routes including Adelaide, Gibbs Arlen, Mavechal Saye, and Nuutsilyy Islands. Dates such as July 24 and July 40 appear with ports like New South Wales and Ireland noted. The text outlines unloading, docks, and agencies, with scattered references to tonnage and transportation terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posh -Omon
Adelaide
Peat Rinadann
Ewroun
Ludi Detroftes
Faboul
Warne
Dilly
Avaland Singayvova
Jolo Tee
sMannliteana
Akong
Pan
Ima
Glifia
Fray
Nuutsilyy Islands
Olining New
Sean Wales
Australian employers seek central council action
A fragmented report details calls by employers federations in Australia for a central council to coordinate wage and arbitration demands. It notes non political government sanction, an nine hour evidence board, and a plan to form a permanent joint body to address industrial disputes. The document outlines proposed resolutions and the need for immediate attention by state employers’ federations to avoid further strain on industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eraye Industri
Deidad Latis
Gantral
Gsuinell
Smiployers
Melbourn
Peng
Sskliz
Commonyveilllli
Gow Guid
Ewubral
Fedteratrons
Auztralia
Nauller
Sual A
Gevlyal “Council
Emsplayars
Aus
Enlma
Amfelbourns
Doulrne
Ff -Ilig -Comsmanwonith
Aod
Donfaroniae
Vaisio
Fragmentary wartime payroll note from Port Augusta
A garbled OCR entry from Port Augusta references engagement in teamship pay gags for western Australia. It mentions shifts, days worked, pay per day, and a railway commission. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates payroll or labor activity and inquiries at Port Augusta.
Featherweight Title Fight in Adelaide Ends in Narrow Decision
Featherweight champion Zubruich sailed to defend against Sailor Brown at Nudag Stadium before about 2000 fans. Promoters Neylon and Harry Slond staged the bout with Allyn Williams as referee and IL Wor Cavanett timekeeper. Zubrinich weighed 114 lb, Brown 93 lb, and the fight featured hard exchanges, several knocks, and a disputed outcome after 19 rounds. The card included Weedie versus Brown as a substantial undercard clash and a later 20 round bout announced for July 7 between Larry Polly and Johnnie Macrae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gubvinich Sas
Wositt
South Australia
Sailor Brown
Navy
Nudag Stadium
Versons
Neylon
Harry Slond
Allyn Wiliams
IL Wor Cavanett
Si. Mark
Oval
Mites
Wetdie
Skared
Zubsialoh al
Defalle
Brown
Swall
Weitie
Mel Bougla
Mente
Wes
Weedin
Weedie
Poousta
Zubinich
Aid
Wearla
Avaedis
Jack Byron
Leda
Ton Dooley
Lary Polly
Graken
Will
Johnnie Macrae
Adelaide
Neglected Cadet Summoned as Court Adopts Warrants
The court yesterday adjourned after a cadet failed to appear for a compulsory parade and to answer to the summons. A warrant was issued for Jonas, who had left Port Pirie for Port Pirie, with service of the summons reportedly mishandled. Jonas, said to reside in Adelaide, faced charges of failing to render personal service as the case moved to Port Pirie for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Scott
Pani
Jolmsa
Uueli
Dem
Feumao
Paris
Jonas
Adelaide
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HLA Society
Anigation Out OF
Redees
Gouieties
Luis
Erionghs
Ita
Port Pirie
TTER
Sun
AMAA
Wuelalie
Hi Naelinz
Boora Fordsy Cipla
Ivannalise
Fuldl Industrias
Lalever Trateie Ceotal Coat Board of Avy
Bales
Lobarens
Unio
Peilerp
Gounell
Wilersida Workers
Ppusratigus
Lise
Useewhart
Wheeler
Jeansnett
Vawri
Spanoy
cAmdge
Society of Engineers
Naver Workers’ Association
Noze
Breil
Mork Belog
Aslice
Ransniteston
Sergios
Ie Manning
Eydney
Mtuyylee
Gensralsbiys
Gene
Ganon
Nsy
South Wales
Gounoy
Reneval
Leagers
Leagers la Selhource
Wolsit Ankiiyil Iie
Ly Corpalahut
Nial Wave
Aebitea Ig
Werosk
Swamen
Ton
Olfsnara
Greene
Srinwieddee
Otelne
Raviantion Aoane
B. Garratt
Rienan
Keole- Hos
Roraus
Su Angerans
Serius Awm
Considine
Stonay
Hic
B. A. Sublus
Clemone
G- L. Daswan Wis
Palige
Heralhen
Vowusel
Dayaut
Sdvice
Flogtor
Wanad
Shee Sie
North Adelaide
Rho SM
Dayna
Snd
Agantes
StormBind
Atch
Caples ‘Ork Adelaide
Beazer
Piss Mari
Gapit
Oxawa
Gibbs
Arlen
Moyadnt
Tna
Cans Y Mie
Bedueal Duuke Bbight
Goaragests
Onan
Nile
Aqenl
Strirr
Port Augusta
Flig
Joser Willow Ora
Peng Nak
Feoresis Isolation
Gertrude Sizceh AL LO O
Alexander Street
Sotomaatov
Zubruyich Sails
POWAL
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