End of Strike in Sight Conference Adopts Settlement Basis
Sydney warns that a settlement basis for the broken mill strike was agreed at a compulsory conference. The plan calls for submitting the dispute to an independent tribunal chosen by the prime minister and New South Wales premier, with five representatives from each side, whose decision would be final if parties fail to agree. Confirmation of the village park action reached Broken Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORTA
Hughes
New South-Wales
Storey
AMA
Broken ‘Hill
AM A Hesitates Waiting For Delegates Report
At Broken Hill a meeting adjourned without a definite outcome as delegates from the Australian Mine and something federation discuss compulsory conference in Sydney. A five delegate tribunal from the AULA and Goal ant associations will be chaired by an independent chair to settle disputed matters. Amendments sought to delay until a full report is produced. Melbourne relief dispute motions praised Mrs Anderson and Blasker committees for work, with cross‑city cooperation proposed to avoid rifts between collecting bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apoiniben
Delyeon
Riboni
AULA
Fedarition
Daleautes
Sydney
A.M
Vetien
Whak
Melbourne
O'Shannessy
Aml
Hdl
Mel
Vollume
Tim
Mrr
Tero
Anderson
Victorian Railway Union
Mesdames
Lpou
Messrs
Davis
Lee
Broken’ AM
O'Shunuzesy
Mayo
Andesson
Share issue and property prospect at Liver Prins
The note describes a silver mine venture with 25,000 shares of £10 each, issued partly to vendors and public, and mentions a main lode running through adjoining properties. Mr J Vignn, discoverer, speaks highly of xin, Srospeatus and application forms may be hailed from AA Pearce & Co.
Prest Opens With Startling Value In Undergarments
Prest today unveils a huge shipment of undergarments crafted from Madapolam and Horrockses Calico by Prest’s, marketed as absolutely pure. The store claims to guarantee fit style and finish, offering the largest assortment of underwear at prices well below current market rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madapolam and
Horrockse’s
Prests
Abolition of State Governors Proposed for Queensland
The article reports Sir Theodore and others urging the removal of a Governor for Queensland and substituting a Lieut Governor to avoid imperial interference. Viscount Milner, Colonial Secretary, dismisses immediate changes though notes future likelihood. The Colonial Office notes the appointment for Queensland is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seevic
Landon
Tresdas
B. G Theodors
Queenslandy
London
Viscount Milner
Quaweneland
Commonwealth
Theodore
Wider World lecture series moves to Wiha students
The Wider World lecture by Rov. J. S. Moyea at the W.E.A. featured a discussion of modern English novel. He contrasted panoramic viewing with close inner understanding, praising Kipling and Conrad, with notes on Walpole and Whang. The talk included reflections on East and West and noted works like The Nigger of the Naral and The Red Letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Moyea
W.E.A
Earth
Chesterton
Kipling
Desopit Conrad
Jie
Hugh Walpole
Molly
Edi Whang
Waterside Workers vote on Jolms union survey results
A muddled OCR note reports a vote by the Mittorian branch of the Federated Waterside Workers on Jolms the One Ele Union. It records a divergent tally with a majority listed as 992 in favor and 18807 against, though the text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittorian
Federated ‘Waterside Workers
Jolms
Fragmentary Testimony At Commission Hearing On Prisoner Release
The commission heard arguments from Mr J counsrl and Mr Planders on why a prisoner should not be released. Mr Flannery defended the evidence of Dayle Goldstein and Hamilton, noting the difficulty of reassembling a witness. The court adjourned until the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Coumsrl
Mecour
Planders
J.C
Smgek
Beoous
Baik Amma Tor
Avoula
Mie
Flannéry
Dayle Goldstein
Hamilton
Flannery
Goldstein
Fasin
Dean
Protests Over Deportation Case In High Court Melbourne
In Melbourne on a Wednesday High Court session heard arguments on whether a writ of habeas corpus should be served on military officers to stop the deportation of Father Jerger. Mr J. Ryan urged the order be made absolute, arguing the War Precautions Act was not in operation and no state of war existed. Mr Latham and Senator Pearce defended the government powers, while Justice Starke pressed for public danger to justify delay. The court adjourned to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tus
Starke
Floers
Pearce
Atiis
Jerger
J. Ryan
Latham
Sas
Kaile
Dafance
Justice Starke
Lalhshir
Parliament Row Over Father Berger Case in Melbourne
Scene in federal parliament as Prime Minister Hughes tells Parker Moloney the Father Berger matter cannot be disposed of. Socialist Jenny Baines leads women to the gallery and pelts with appeals. Speaker calls to clear gallery. Hughes labeled a dirty otter after assaulting adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Hughes
Parker Moloney
Father Berger
Pregent
Jenny Baines
Sarge Muto Tie Phamaber
Pres. Haines
Trouble With Arabs Garrison Surrounded In Humaila
In the House of Commons Mr. Winslow reports that the July uprising near Humaila on the Euphrates failed to reach the town as Kurdish guards were killed and a small relief column suffered casualties due to canal cuts. Reinforcements were dispatched from Baghdad as punitive measures rise. The revolt appears local, likely driven by religious agitation with loyal sheiks arrested to curb tribes. The Humaila garrison remains besieged while Wagdad columns move to quell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Tueiday
House of Commons
Ormedy Gore
Winslow
Churenta
Arius
Humana
Euphrates Tver
Basta
Bumalla
Bagdad
Churchill
Humaile
Wagdad
Stock Route For North East Discussed By State Advisory Panel
At the Pas toral Committee meeting of the State Advisory ons ut Seiance and Industry ther s, four dissagion on thateed of 2 Mock route 49 served te. The panel heard expert wvikaeesae with two thorongis knowledge of the district. Mr. BL ive of Beliene provided information to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te. Paatoral Tsiecests
Prince of Wales greeted by 10000 to 15000 in Adelaide crowd
The Prince of Wales toured Adelaide with a lengthy public reception. A sea of citizens pressed along the route for about an hour as he acknowledged salutations from the crowd. A bouquet was presented and a select group of veterans and officials saluted him from the Royal dais.
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Adelaide
Prince of Wales
Admiral Halsey
Pyncy
Cupdala
W. J PL Giddings
Shanda
Nia
T. Arnold
G. Ashby
Bainoridge
W. W- Rall
W. Banning
Barker
IL. Black
Crimea
J. Glazbrook
L. R. Gordon
H. W. Griggs
Afghanistan
Hanley
J. den
G. Thompson
Binck
Whlker
A. Watson
West
Reypl
W. R.weiant
Clarke
B. Kempings
South Africa
W. R. Bradshaye
Gibbs
Jamaica
Gallipoli
W. Bénnins
Charles Key
Petal Molloy
Lievl K. Black
Asis
Japanese Not Wanted California Objections Reiterated
Vancouver Tuesday hearings before the Congressional Committee featured Senator Phillan of California urging stricter immigration laws. A Vancouver landowner, opposing further Japanese arrivals, pressed for fair treatment of those already in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Congressional Committee
Phillan
California
America
Dog Runs Amok in Pirie Street Shop Scene
A dog caused chaos on Ellen Street in Pirie rubbering a shop interior as onlookers, including S Gray and Turner, and a bystander restrained the animal by the throat. The incident ended with the dog escaping once more, amid overturned tables and a loud commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Street
Pirie
Morena
Boius
S. Gray and
Turner
Mr Grey
Aleminder
Allies and Germans Clash Over Reparations at Conference
London reports yield tense Allied demands as reparations talks focus on coal damages. German delegates propose joint study, while Allies pledge to study food relief for tail workers and invite practical German suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Vimes
London
Armoksage
Spar
Hiut Thi
Ery Pelgenback
Morr Yon ‘Sinonz
Swbmit
Deadlock Reached on Germany Coal Supplies Conference
London reports a deadlock in the Spa Conference over Germany coal supplies. Marshal Foch and General Sir Henry Wilson, chief of the general staff, have been summoned to the arena for the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Uesdaytm
Spa
Germany
Marshal Pooh
Henry Wilson
Arsenhe
Conference Sits Suspended Amid Inadequate German Offer
At Spa France and Belgium expressed disappointment as Germany submitted proposals seen as insufficient to meet Allied coal and reconstruction demands. The conference paused to allow Allies to reassess the situation, with future talks to be convened for urgent resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houtars
London
Spa Says
Bert Volf Simong
Cos Fon
Fage
Upper
Silesia
3M de Lit ‘Croix
Twpapilions Commission
Armistice Proposals Between Bolshevists and Poles Reported
A Spa message claims Premier Lloyd George received Bolshevists accepting Allied armistice proposals. The report lacks independent confirmation and remains unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolshevists
London
Spa
My Dloyd
George
Racial Feeling in India After Dyer Debate
Article notes mixed reactions to General Dyer’s retirement in Simla. Europeans largely support him while Indians largely condemn him. Parliament’s discussion increased anti British sentiment in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Simla
House of Commons
Dyer
Platinum find near Trundle in New South Wales
A recent discovery near Trundle in New South Wales yielded about 900 ounces of platinum from wash dirt cleaned up about 15 miles from Trundle. The material was sent to Sydney and the Mines Department advanced payment at a rate of £9 per ounce to the owners, with negotiations ongoing for sale of the entire claim.
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Suns 2
Talnes
Trundle
Kew South Wales
Sydney
Mines Department
Murray Steamship Traffic Across River Route
Murray Shipping Limited announces steamers will sail from Morgan to Mildura and operate between Mildura and Swan Hill. The service will allow passengers to reach Melbourne via river routes, including the Murray Bridges Renmark trip, with boats running to connect the river network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray-Shipping, Limited
Morgan
Mildura
Swan
Melbourne
Murray
Moray Bbridge
South Australian wheat pool losses amid plague fund plans
The meeting outlined losses from the 1946 17 wheat pool and government responsibility. Adelaide and Victoria figures were debated with a potential legal action against the Government. A recovery fund was discussed, with 4000 bushels subscribed at 2/6 per 1000 bushels and an organizing committee formed led by Alford as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australian
Gawler
Kelur
Vieloria
Diethe
Mices
Vielonia
New South Wales
Norman and
Waterhouse
A.W. Piper
Piper
Sailoch
Melbourne
Isider
Walter
Crown
Tau
South Avon
Roberts
Alford
Messrs Webb
J. O'Neill
Wilder
Municipal employees plc tople between district councils in metro area
Industrial Court in Adelaide heard 328 municipal employees represented by Deputy President Mr E W Benham and counsel for the Campbelltown district council. An award claiming 44/ per day rising to 24/6 with 15 days annual leave was discussed. Adjournment to July 24 was granted to form a committee with employee representatives. Adelaide novation workers excluded from the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Benham
E. Patti
Gempbelltown
Coumall
P. W. Lunde
Seaployéiy
AW. A
Ted Bosn
Im Avhieh
Mir Benham
Ayipoint 4
Fundie
Baratta Silver Queen Telegram Describes Claims and Ownership
A telegram from J Nolan, one of Baratta ES show discoverers and Turatti Mining Go proprietor, warns about silver claims. It references Baratta Baratta Prince and Silver Queen property under contention, noting mining interests and a notice of adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
J. Nolan
Baratta
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A.M.A
Warnesiluy
St. J. Somerset
Wu Bha. Smelter
Broken Hill, Wedidstay
Underelsthing Department
Orn
Sterland
Bay FR
Cee
Gueensland
Sev. J. S
Wiha
Sumaila
Prince
Aissy Veterans Reviswedl
Glenelg
Athir
Doo
Tbs Timon
Schblatt
Spralat
Samanys Coal Supplies
Luor Wagus
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