Peace Celebrations in Port Pirie Monday Holiday
Peace celebrations on Saturday July 19 will close government departments and businesses in Port Pirie. The day aims for a national display with a parade of returning sailors, soldiers, and children, a medal ceremony, sports, and a fireworks display if approved by the State Commandant.
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Commonwealth
Shipping union split over delegates plan for arbitration
Melbourne and Adelaide reports describe Sydney unionists urging delegates to back arbitration while opposing general strikes. Officials warnthat the movement may push arbitration as the solution amid wage disputes and transport worker tensions. Delegates prepare a hurried conference in Malhourne this week to consider sending reps and clarifying positions.
Barrier Labor Trouble PUNOLSE .10 STOR IN WORKING
Workers picketed a South Ming plant as union activity rose. Doosyoving and other laborers faced tensions with companies over potential limits on striking. The Trades and Laborers Union discussed safeguards to protect members from losing work. AMA declined to guarantee employee safety or job stability, instead pushing for orderly action and driver cooperation.
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Unionists Warn Adelaide on Arbitration Pressure
Fragmented OCR text reports unionists in Adelaide warning about arbitration pressure amid statements by leaders including LeGorne and others. It mentions seamen, starvation rhetoric, and calls for action on forced arbitration. Also notes a sale of buttons with mayor's permission and a civic association denying involvement with celebrations.
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Repstriakion Departmenti
AQW.A. BADL TO MORNOW REPRESENTS IN COURT MEET
Fragmentary notice notes a morning session in the Arb- ’tration Court with AQW.A. members to attend. Other business includes representatives to attend. The text is garbled but indicates scheduling and participation by AQ members.
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Pirie Plans for Show Organizing Society
Enquiries about hall and preparations for a county show surface in Pirie. Last night a meeting at the Barner house considered forming a Pirie Horticultural Society to back a combined show in October or November under local auspices. Members debated funding, attendance, venue use, and the need for monthly meetings to sustain interest and public support.
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Rebuilding the World Austria's Place in Scheme and Allies' Plans
Fragmented report discusses Austria and Germany in postwar scheme with the League of Nations. It notes Allied insistence on adherence to obligations and warns of economic and taxation pressures shaping postwar policy and recovery.
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Weimar assembly debate on war costs and taxation
Reuters dispatch from London reports Weimar officials defending the German government stance on issuing annual war taxes. A proposed next forty years cost totals 250.01 billion marks with a 10 billion mark net revenue, to be raised by extraordinary taxation amid protests over expenditure.
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Absentee Soldiers Repatriation and Mobilisation Proposals
London reports detail on absent soldiers and possible repatriation delays. Estimated numbers around 500 to 40,000 are cited in dispatches. Proposals would deprive certain servicemen of mobilization benefits and service gratuities. End dates for related mobilization workshops and actions are hinted for July and October.
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Lost of Living in London and Rome telegraphed food crisis
The Dimes reports July 9 London high food prices and shortages prompting fears and government actions. Clemenceau similar to Thuringian steps to curb profiteering, Labor Party warnings amid wage pressures. Rome notes antispromoay looting ends, mayors requisition food, Genoa shopkeepers forced to sell at half price. general strike threat looms as authorities seize keys to slopes for municipal use.
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Postponed coal price proposal amid strikes in Commons
In London the House of Commons debate focused on delaying the government offer to raise coal prices for upcoming months. Sir Boling Law presented the option to postpone the proposal as strikes and work stoppages influenced decision making. The conference weighed the changes and oaths were noted as part of formal proceedings.
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Balloon cloth sold for six million amid government sale
London wires report balloon cloth tied to a government sale. The item fetched about six million pounds, but the purchaser is not named. A figure named Lovett Abprites is mentioned in connection with the sale and price ranges up to six pounds or relevant unit.
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Bolshevism Challenged by Moslems in The Times Letter
A Times correspondent reports from Gusto that Bolshevism faces opposition from Mohammedan groups. A grand mufti issued a fatwa declaring Bolshevism opposed to Islam and its teachings, signaling religious resistance in the controversy.
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Grand Music
Local Meeting Debates Show Benefits and Costs
A town meeting discussed whether hosting a show is worthwhile. Participants noted practical advantages if expenses are manageable and the event brings benefits to the town. Hard work was acknowledged, with some urging a careful comparison of overall gains.
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Unclear OCR record on registrar and orders
Fragmentary text mentions a registrar of drugs and an order, with notes about personal wallets and a sample extension. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable.
Govertors iy caecum ADBUMDE Tudyday
Unclear OCR text discusses appointment of a lieutenant governor and a governor position. Mentions Victorian Government and cabinet readiness. Reads as distorted political item with probable references to appointment debate and misunderstandings.
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Me Pouke
Peake Opines on Proctor Reform of Governors in Australia
WR Peake discusses the proposal to abolish state Governors and shift to appointing a common Governor General. He notes objections and emphasizes the balance between state sovereignty and imperial representation. He cites May debates in Parliament and argues against public selection of the King’s representative.
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Peace Celebration Meeting Arrangements Outlined
A gathering of all committees and interested parties will meet tomorrow at Gooneil Chamber at 3 p.m. Secretary Ernest Quarrett will present the plans for the peace celebrations and coordinate the events.
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