Broken Hill Strike Question In Port Pirie Debate
In Port Pirie a question to A W Lacey cited press reports that three zinc furnaces at Pirie might shift support to Broken Hill workers if needed. Lacey denied Flynn’s claim as unofficial and said Kerr and Flynn were not seeking Pirie support. He said Considine would collect evidence from elsewhere.
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A. W. Lacey
ALW U
Port Pirie
Fiyan
Pirie
Vel
Lacey
Flynn
Flyon
Messrs
Kerr
Pirte
Lacy
Cansadie
Connon
Semmelidnge
Senkewlere
Mounted Constable Anelalde Injured in Muddy Road Ride
Friday Wealed Constable Cunningttem on duty near Harbor when his horse slipped on wood flocks to Dory road at Himamaru. He sprained his arm and knee, was knocked unconscious, his uniform torn. He remounted and rode to Pat Ade Tah where nurses aided him at Pistialis hospital and obtained nailstones for his horse.
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Anelalde
Cunningttem
Himamaru
Amd
Inquiry hearing details on police conduct and remarks
Mr Brissenden defended the twelve prisoners at the LW W inquiry stating police showed excessive lividness in youths and excessive vanities in others. He argued the Beever report did not reveal seditious intent and that some remarks were abusive but not seditious.
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Sydney
Priday
Brissenden
Lw.w
Bris
Wenden
Deen
Scully
Goldsteins
M'Allister
Mutrathne
Neferrine
Justice Ewing
Beever
Brissenduu
Ty Larkin
Aaid Larkin
Trish
Anglo Japanese Treaty Australia Corresponden Not Disclosed
Fragmentary report from Thursday shows Australian correspondent notes on Anglo Japanese treaty. Text is garbled with unclear names and reasons, mentioning government use and a refusal thought to be based on unspecified grounds.
Premier Conference Report From Melbourne Meeting
A Melbourne briefing outlines statements by officials including Frias the Pane Ministre and Mn Mughes. The conference discusses regional sensitivities involving Wisteta Vietscis and Queensland representatives, with notes on mutters relating to state matters and policy directions.
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Melbourne
Frias
Toramuns
Queensland
Silver King Mining Company seeks public share issue
Silver King Mining Company announces £5,000 capital in 600 shares of £10 each with £750 cash. 100 shares offered to the public at £5 on application and allotment. Formation occurs after 200 shares are applied for. J Flynn praises prospects. Prospectus and forms from brokers A Av Pearce & Co, Florence Street.
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J. Flynn
Av Pearce
Florence Street
The Prince in Adelaide Enchanted Farewell Pageant
The Prince visited Adelaide with a detailed school display at the Oval and received a warm reception. He conferred an honorary Doctor of Laws at the University of Adelaide and thanked staff and veterans before departing for the Outer Harbor.
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Wis Hoyal
Adelaide
University of Adelwide
Indereridiates
Tven
Witozether
Prise
Phattle
Eoud
Eder Hall
Highatas
Withvok Moles
University of Adelaide
Sevetts
Prince of Wales
University
University Sports Association
Het
Fi Goodman
Sports Association
Hindmarsh
Hindmareh
Outer Harbor
Bowden
Hindtmareh
G. A. Noble
J. Bishop
Grgil Thames
Gert
Parament House
Federal politics no corps debate and party split in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Friday the House debated censure motions as Mr Stewart led the party against the government. The vote ended 36 to 19 in a party division, with Mr Williams of the Country Party voting with the Opposition. The House adjourned until Wednesday.
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Rviston
Melbourne
Stewart
Hota
Groom
Ryan
High Court
Labor
Messie Tudor
West
Page
Ghadton
Parker Maloney
Hansard
Messrs
Cunningham
Laveile
MrWillame
Country Party
Manschenm
Official Mail Stolen in Dublin Post Office Raid
London reports a raid on a Dublin post office where mail for Dublin Castle and the Vice Regal Lodge was seized and transported away by motor cars. Seven participants were arrested while fleeing. A large quantity of ammunition and incriminating documents were taken. A Cork correspondent notes Sinn Fein strength and government pressure amid talk of conscription.
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Reutar
Fimy
Dublin
Aad
Dublin Castle
Pall Mall Gazette
United Service
Tinton
Westminster Gazntte
Cork
Ireland
Ston Fein
Doven
Sinn Pein
Sinn Fein
Melbourne Crime Ring Repatriates Stolen Goods Across Banks
Investigations into Melbourne robberies trace an elaborate scheme moving stolen property through multiple hands. Thieves repurchase their own goods via a chain of transfers across banks and shanties, concealing thefts behind circumstantial links. Detectives note unprecedented planning as officers prepare further actions after recovering £155 worth of material in Fitzroy and awaiting more arrests.
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Melbourne
Stans
Cnmning
Criminal Investigation Department
Boonton
Sullivan
Ratan
Milne
Trolory
Fitzroy
Amusements at Camino and Austral Theatres
Miss Constance Talmadge stars in The Lesson a 000 feet comedy drama at Camino Theatre tonight Olga May soprano features on a high profile program Desperate Eddy acrobat and hand balancer arrives from Fuller circuit Also at Austral Theatre Coore Pictures presents a tires star program Dorothy Dalton screens in Black White a 3000 feet Paramount romance with dalton as sweetheart and society idol The Broadway Saint and Foolish Age are featured along with American News and pictorial gazet.
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Constance Talmadge
Olga ‘May
Eddy
Pinte
Fuller
Tires
Austral Theatre
Coore Pictures
Dorothy Dalton
Paramount
New York
Paris
Gas strike talks pare down potions amid hopes for settlement
In Melbourne a conference was held today between the Premier and the Trades Hall Industrial Disputes Committee the Gas Workers Union executive and Transport Unions representatives. The parties discussed the gas strike dispute and made significant modifications to the points in dispute. Early settlement hopes were expressed but remain uncertain.
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Melbourne
Mrnday
Nr. 1
Lawson
Trades Hall
Tndustrial
Gas Workers’ Union
Potnte
Germany Accepts Allies Terms On Coal Delivery Proposals
Reuter reports from Spa that Germany conditionally accepted Allied terms for coal supply to France, with provisions on 200000 tons monthly and distribution of Upper Silesian coal or 1500000 tons for Germany, plus a mixed commission to review housing and clothing. Von Simons warns Allies risk invasion if delays persist. The situation is viewed as improved, but acceptance of current terms remains uncertain.
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Reuter
London
Spa
Germany
France
Herr von Simons
Mr. Lloyd George
Essen
Hert
Fock
Wilson
Herr Hue
Moops Ready to Invade French Rhine Advance Claims
Reuter’s Paris dispatch reports Marshal Foch prepared for French troops to push beyond the Rhine with support from Britain Belgium and possibly Italy in an anticipated invasion scenario. Spa Libre Belgique correspondent notes a split among German delegates over coal questions and worker representatives reactions.
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Reuter
Paris
Pycissen
Foch
Rhine
Brussels
Spa
Libre Belgique
Ruhr Valley Coal Output Surges in Early 1920s Figures
Reuter's Berlin report highlights shifting Ruhr production as Allgemeine Zeitung notes coal output from January to June shows large year over year changes. Early 1920 first quarter total reached 41,019,000 tons versus 31,560,000 in the same period of 1949, with June figures 7,454,000 tons in 1920 and 5,507,000 in 1919.
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Rauter
London
Reuter
Berlin
Allgemeine Zeitung
Hery Stipnes
Ruhr
German Delegates Agree to Allied Terms as Lesser Evil
Reported chatter suggests German representatives Herr Stines, Herr Rehewar, and Herr Dero berg urged their government to accept Allied terms to end the Rune Valley occupation. Deliberations occurred via algist as press speculation swirled about a rumored British ultimatum and Paris talks.
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Bernice
Err Stinnes
Rehewar
Deroberg
Algist
Rune Valley
Paris
Pughit of Polar ay power. London note on Poland
Fragmentary London telegraph notes report Polish and Allied discussions of arms control or withdrawal proposals. Readable phrases mention Po land and Der arms scout Batsheviet. Content is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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United Service
London
Bolberat Jaureal
Prati
Ramat
Poland
Poles Use Women in Polish Legion for War Roles
A Sydney Sun correspondent reports on Polish women forming two regular battalions in Lemberg and Vilna, drilling and serving as sentries, messengers, and factory workers. They receive equal pay, handle rifles, sew uniforms, and support military needs, boosting morale and reducing unemployment. A notable officer, a lieutenant in the Austrian army, fought Ukrainians after confronting abuse, was wounded, and later returned to duty.
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Wir
Poland
Favine
Sydney
3UN
Lemberg
Ukraine
Viloa
Vilas
Actin
Labor Appointment Questioned Objection to Conscription
A labor appointment faces scrutiny amid objections raised by a conscriptionist faction. The dispute centers on policy direction and potential impacts on manpower, with critics urging reevaluation of the appointment’s stance on conscription and related labor measures.
The Man of the Land in Sydney Board Probes Rural Life
The Board of Trade in Sydney has begun an inquiry into rural conditions. It examines local business and labor factors, seeking broader understanding of agricultural towns. Details are sparse due to fragmentary text.
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Sydney
Board of Trade
Liamore
Jude Edemndsing
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