Murray Conference Reports Unified Tax and Immigration Plan
Melbourne Tuesday Prime Minister Hughes announced the Premiers Conference had finished with plans for a single tax collector and unified land and income tax forms. A committee including Ewing and Weldon with an outside chair will advise on implementing the scheme. Immigration policy was settled with clearly defined Commonwealth and State roles.
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Melbourne
W M. Hughes
Murray Waters
Hughes
Commonwealth
States
Ewing
Weldon
How Turks Make War Conspirators Arrested in Constantinople
The Times correspondent in Constantinople reports four Turkish Nationalist leaders arrested for a plot to revolt in the city and massacre Europeans, especially English residents, and to assassinate the Sultan. The note mentions sulphur dust on beams and that ship loading crews refused additional pay.
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the Times
London
The
Tines
Constantinople
Silly Willy affair ends in police chase and arrest
An eastern States expert known as Eric Jackson portraying a silly willy staged a stunt with M V Donnellan and others in Adelaide. After a chase by four detectives and three warders, Jackson was arrested near Hindmarsh Square. He denied wrongdoing and was found with 46 pounds 34 in his pockets. He described bizarre actions at Botanic Gardens and claimed 200 pounds on him. Two months imprisonment imposed.
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Willy
M.V Donnellan
Gon—stable
Eric Jackson
Adelaide Tober Eourt
Melbourne
Dannelian
Will Vue
Wouls
Michael Vincony
Bonnellon
Saners
Botanic Gardens
Silver King Mining Company Prospectus Issued
Silver King Mining Company offers 5 000 capital in 500 shares of 10 each with 200 shares to vendors fully paid and 750 in cash. 300 shares offered to the public at 5 on application and allotment. 260 applications trigger formation and allotment. Prospectus and forms from A A Pearce & Co Florence Street.
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Hott Properties
Lynn
A. A. Pearce & CO
Florence Street
Prest Shop Ad Promotes Ladies Handkerchiefs
An advertisement urges readers to visit Prest store for a well equipped shop. It touts a large varied stock of ladies handkerchiefs including bordered bordered designs, fast colors, an all pure Irish linen stitched handkerchief, lace edged embroidered pieces, and a range of plain hemstitched handkerchiefs.
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Prests
Broken Hill Strike Ends In AMA Meeting Clash
In Broken Hill a Tuesday meeting of the AMA at the Quadrangle heard delegates report on the compulsory conference with Sydney and mining company representatives. The chair, Mr Considine, saw a split over accepting the tribunal’s report with wages and hours reserved for AMA members. A pro report motion failed as workers were urged to resume work while seeking settlement and assistance.
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AMA
Sydney
Considine
Flynn Soved
A.M
Sieep
Je Molon
Wes
Not Guilty Verdict in Indecent Assault Case at Langhorne Creek
In Adelaide on Tuesday the 11 day criminal sittings saw Patrick Gronin, 28, acquitted on a second count of indecent assault against a girl aged nine. Evidence had been heard and the jury, after brief deliberation, found him not guilty. The trial also covered an attempted offence against Susanne Myritd and Binney, but the more serious charge was withdrawn.
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Adelaide
Patrick Gronin
Fead
Susanne Myritd
Can Binney
Langhorne’s Creek
Justice Buchanan
Wis
Inty
Albert Jemroy
Heaterville
Tepost Nice
Bhemel
Askert Ter
Turkish Grand Vizier urges rapid treaty signature
From Istanbul to London reports say the Grand Vizier advises accepting the Turkish treaty without delay and warns that delays could worsen the situation. Nationalist forces have fractured into bands plundering as disorders spread in Anatolia. Greek warship arrives at Smyrna with King Alexander aboard amid cabinet crisis and resignations.
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Times
Canstantinople
Samay
Ut Jk
Black Sea
Analia
Smyrna
Alexander
London
Voyage of the Kirkcudbrightshire Through Boisterous Seas
The vessel Kirkcudbrightshire faced long gales and mountainous waves from Christiansand to St Vincent Gulf. After leaving Fredericton in January 44, it endured severe weather via Christiana ports and rough seas to Cape Leeuwin, with 275 miles daily progress and crew exposed to ice cold danger.
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Christiansand
St Vin~cent's Gulf
Fredericksbald
al. Severul Parla Christiana
Mior
Sosage
Fort Adelaide
North Sea
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
Cape Leeuwin
Matrimonial clash at Port Adelaide Court ends with brief maintenance offer
Sylvia Lucas of Rosewater charged Edward Lucas with failing to provide adequate support for herself and their children. After heated exchanges and a glum discussion of a one month maintenance and a home, the informant ultimately accepts the one month maintenance offer.
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Gunn
Iformant
Constitution
Rela
Wages Award Reached In Adelaide Industrial Court
In Adelaide the Destiny and Italy Industrial Court approved an agreement for Bakers Carters and their workers. The award sets minimum pay for adult and youth carters, outlines working hours and overtime rates, establishes holiday provisions, and allows extension of hours by the Industrial Registrar. The decision, led by President W. Jethro Brown, applies for two years with retrospective considerations discussed.
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Adelaide
Italy
W. Jethro Brown
Gunn
W. J Hill
Industral
Carter
Arbitration Court Sits Late To Expedited Business
Justice Starke announced he would extend hours tonight and all week to hear 41 industrial unions awaiting Commonwealth Arbitration Court action in Melbourne. Morning and afternoon sessions covered Federal Public Service Assistants’ Association while evenings handled unions seeking higher wages for transcontinental railway workers. Starke plans to Sydney next Saturday then return to resume hearings.
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Commonwealth
Justice Starke
Melbourne
Eit- Wngs
Public Service Assistants’ Association
Justeen Starke
Sydney
Jo Siltings
Ew Court
Fim
Justice Higgies
Morality in Streets Lectured at Lyceum Club
Mrs W Graham of the Women Police Service spoke on The Morality of the Streets at the Lyceum Club Piccadilly citing Sir Nevil Macready saying he would not save trained women from scandal, and warned of modern clothing. Proceedings also noted protests to the Prime Minister by counsel for the Northern Territory administration regarding the Abe Dareis inquiry.
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Mra W. Graham
Women Police Service
Lyceum Club
Picadilly
Nevil Macready
Hell
Northern Territory
Abe Dareis
Odtog
Reward for Restoration of Lost Bag Delivers Reward
Sydney report says a Newcastle 2 tram conductor found a bag containing £195. He restored the bag and money to the owner who rewarded him with three pounds. The incident drew praise for honesty and prompt return of valuables.
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Sydney
AL Newcastle
Russian refugees urge Japan aid via united anti Bolshevik group
The Japanese section of the Russian national union, including ex members of the Duna and other prominent refugees, aims to push the anti Bolsheviks in Siberia to seek Japan’s help as the Diet session opens. Horvat is favored to lead the proposed revival government seeking Japan's support.
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Reuter
TOIO
Russiaan National Union
Duna
Siberia
Japan
Diet Ixim
Baikal
Horbin
M. Horvat
Fichtig Spireland Pathol Attacker In Cork Streets
Fragmented report describes an assault on a person in Cork with gunfire and bombing, injuring an ex soldier Bourke and several others. The erratic text mentions attackers, soldiers, and a police response amid confusion.
Trade Emig rary to Allies and Bolshevik Moves
A Reuters report outlines Bolshevik threats and Allied responses as Heater's Service appoints M Kamenel to face M Krussin amid Bolshevik amilitary actions. Polish reports claim Poles retreating with Dubno retaken, Budenny’s NLA division defeated. Paris notes Armenian defiance and Bolshevik advance toward Zangezour with Kemalist forces in Anatolia.
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London
M. Kamenel
Moscow Soviet
M. Krussin
Bolman
Reval
Trent Loa Y
Dubno
Budenny
NLA
Bolshevist
Paris
Tehran
Moscow
Marabagh
Zangezour
Anatone
Russian reply to armistice proposal with Poland
Published in The Times London reports the Russian answer to Mr George's note. The response is described as a selva notee to the Allies' armistice proposal with Poland.
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London
A. George
Poland
Poles Retreat as Bolshevists Advance Near Vile
The Times correspondent reports Bolshevists twenty miles south of Vilna with Polish forces retreating north of the Pripet area. Protest over proposed armistice persists while active recruitment continues.
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Times
London
Tiik
Warsaw
Vile
Pripet
Ise
Shunters Resume Work Adversity Reported
Adelaide news notes a disruption as shunters resume work after an alleged strike. Police and judge Sinclair preside as 37 Mall you’s employees face charges. a week’s adjournment granted to allow defense to consider information.
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Adelaide
Bort
Mall
Sinclair
Skipper
Maws Mysterious Death In Adelaide Police Probe
Richard De Mont Wright, a baker, died after being found unconscious in Moore Street Adelaide last Wednesday. Police suspect foul play as Dr Ramsay Sunth vpemea leads inquiry. Mrs Anna Whigh identifies the body. Detective-sergeant Whittle adjourns proceedings to July 26 for further investigation.
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Adelaide
Richard de Mont Wrisht
Whight
Moore Street
Gurpeel
Ramsay Sunth
Anna Whigh
Carrington Sitet
Nallsworth
Whittle
Theft Prom Boot Store Entrance Breakin Near Croydon
A breakin at W. Robinson and Co boot store near the Croydon railway station damaged an entrance door and led to the theft of goods valued between 50 and 60 pounds. Police investigated the incident.
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Adelaide
W. Robinson and Co
Boalstore
Croydon
South Australian Motel Aims for New Phase
A fragment from a South Australian motel listing hints at a property update or transition. Readable text mentions the venue name twice and a potential call for change or renewal, suggesting a prospective shift in operation or branding. Further details are unreadable.
Government weighs Mannix speech impact in Commons
In the House of Commons Frederick Young invokes Archbishop Mannix’s U S remarks and calls for blocking a planned visit to Ireland. Mrs A Bonar Law says government is considering actions and notes loyal Roman Catholics resent Mannix statements but rejects bringing the matter to the Vatican through the British representative.
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Heater
London
House of Commons
Frederick Young
Archbishop Mannix
United States
England
United State
Irish Republic
Frederick Yung
Mannix
Ireland
A. Bonar Law
Law
Vatican
Port Adelaide labor row stalls cargo loading voyage
A vessel delayed return after officers arranged coal delivery by lighters. Waterside Workers Federation members refused to load or coal the ship pending fair open trial for an Australian citizen. No fresh developments reported.
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Adelaide
Larin
Astoner Nastor
Aho Wessil
Jercer
Bern
Il Abawe
Huddart Parker & Co
Pedera
Port Adelaide
Otter
Me in Schools League Branch Formed at Pirie
A meeting led by Rev J S Moyes aimed to form a Port Pirie branch of the Scriptural Instruction in Schools League. President Rev J S Moyes and officers were elected after discussions on teaching Bible lessons in State schools during hours, with Catholic priests allowed to present religious instruction.
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J. S. Moyes
Obfair
Port Pirie
J. Cain
Thi Weague
New South Wales
Tasmania
Western Australia
Queensland
League
PE. Wylde
Tranmeree
Od. . Pannell
Ty Donisn
Cala
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