Attendance bonus rules at Smelters exposed in memo
An acting general manager announces the attendance bonus scale for Smelters Up employees covering periods from eight to forty months and beyond. The plan awards days off and holiday leave for absences, with penalties for unexcused time and special provisions for overtime, sickness, and union absence.
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Suméenet
Gmbis
Durioss
Geitoh
Tree of Charst
Mingrith
Uhaenes
Nilendanes Bonis
G-Suil
Pico
Te Department
Tle
Inkstand Thrown as Premier Wounded in Melbourne Riot
A protest in Melbourne turns violent as an inkstand strikes Premier Lawson amid demands for soldier release and unconditional finerelease. The crowd, including soldiers and disorderly elements, overruns the cabinet room. police marshal the riot with ambulances, many injured, dozens of arrests, and shops closed as streets fill with chaos.
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Melbourne
Pelce
Balurdiy
Mle
Lawson
Crowal
Mn Lawson
Souther
Burkett
Niee Nu
Gaola
Roosa
Vg Exowe
Joan
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Aeniya
Tion
Targdy
Charles
Ren.sné
Air Twieda
Sir Charles Renn
Ate Laxvson
Ube Evenins
Mystery of Airship NS A1 Loss Deepens
London July 18 The loss of airship NS A1 remains a mystery after a heavy storm is believed to have ripped the envelope. Lightning may have started the damage while the ship was seen for half an hour from afar. A lifeboat and two small boats searched the sea for survivors as wreckage including clothing washed up. The airship, twin engined, was believed to be in the area when it vanished.
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London
Tts
Shering ‘Bam
Eurshin
Diannunzio’s Flight to Japan Via Asia Minor and India
Rome reports Gabriele Wanaznis will depart from Rome aboard a post and mail service. He plans an eighteen day trip covering Asia Minor India Turkey and China. The journey aims to begin soon with a stop in Japan en route.
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Tower
Rome
Uly
Gabriele Wanaunzis
Post
Manda
Romesto Toldo Sony
Faurtéen
Asia Minor
India
Topquia
China
Melbourne Crowd confronts police amid Sabbath eve clash
A large mob in Melbourne attacked police after a Sunday eve gathering. Civil unrest followed a provocative day long spree linked to Mafeking Night. Uniformed men attempted to ease the crowd, but doors to the depot were battered as officers made arrests.
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Melbourne
Gurizon
Motha Vily
Usrough Ab
One Man Shot at Barracks Riot in Melbourne
A fatal clash near the Victoria Barracks in Melbourne left James O Gonuvey al Mado y one strwal wounded and others injured. Police dispersed sailors soldiers and mounted constables who battled near the depot, with many arrested or detained for military custody. Damage tallies reach about 250 thousand dollars as crowds clashed during the event.
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Mbeliy
Melbourne
Victoria Barracks
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James O
Mogribal
Luc Guard
Ynolion
Eyowil -Assailng
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Fool
Jaling
Saversi
Peace Treaties Terms Suppress Austria's Abolition Demands
Dispatch from Paris reports Allied terms for Austria include ten day negotiation periods, military demobilization limits and abolition of hostile armaments. Ex King of Denmark, Britain and Slovakia are cited in notices about extradition and government formations affecting postwar arrangements. International press notes indicate ongoing diplomacy and shifts in national leadership.
Wheat Plant Nuisance Sparks Council Action At Svlomontown
Council reviews a petition from residents alleging foul air and noise from a distant plant near Svlomontown. They cite odors and dust affecting homes and ask for abatement measures, with workers and the public urged to consider the impact on health. A copy of the letter was sent to the Wheat Board for investigation.
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Jeflery
Ulice
Feporis Simllér
Gr. Warvsn
Amusements and events at the Goo-eo theater
The article lists tonight's special programs at Goo-eo theater, including The Widow's Miss and The Eternal Temptress, with Italian Billings and Madge Kennedy featured. It also notes a lively program of serials and comedies, a screening schedule, and a note on the distribution of peace medals for children under 14 from local districts.
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Nedals
Sir EE. Garrett
Apa Enliliud
Childiss
Inter Allied Rowing Final Result Reported
London July 18 The inter allied rowing events in Paris concluded with Cambridge University defeating Groupe Universitaire during the eight oar final. The race featured strong crews from France and Britain and ended with Cambridge narrowly securing victory by a small margin.
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London
Svents
Paris
Cambridge Fustralla
Salef
Giron
Vonythis
Bleeding Russia Bolshevists Concription and War Warnings
The article reports Wilton’s recent disputes about Bolshevik coercion and conscription. It describes Red Guard brutality, arrests, and the aim to suppress peasants and workers, labeling the Bolsheviks a Janissary force. It notes threatening German influence and urges Allied support for Czarist relief and military actions. It cites Omsk and distant districts as points of strategic concern.
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Skabedinburg
Red
Ausela
Wilton
Omsk
Puien
Woltchak
Onvoy Engagement Amid Surprised Attack Near Port Sundenlan
A chaotic report describes an onvoy confrontation with bold maneuvers by opposing forces. Aircraft, artillery, and infantry actions drove heavy casualties and a phased retreat to safer lines as the enemy pressed near a central camp, with bursts indicating concentrated fire near the 2 26 central position.
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Wailea
SIMGA
Australians Win by Narrow Margin in Test Debut
London July 10 The Australlom oviclotars defended modestly but fell short as Worcestershire posted 427 runs. Bellew top scored with 105 before being bowled out. Australia, needing 90 to win, were dismissed for a total under par, ending the match with a narrow margin loss. Key bowlers and scores highlight a tense finish in a debut Test-like contest.
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London
Australlom
Bellew
Sal
Wwilits
Trennery
Worcestershire
Austtalia
Am Incings
King's Prize Won by Loveday in Tutakaki Match
London July 12 Leslie Loveday of New Zealand native Tunisaki won the King's Prize with 283 points. Australians We falelage wort Grecn 289, Biardsmore 232, and Bl inridge 228. Loveday finished with five balls and won the match by five points. Stir Riwardis won the match and Anunnurer Ran second with Masterton third.
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Sereiues
London
Leslie Loveday
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Tunataki
Sieley Ville
Wan Mha
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BSA
Mauh
Stir Riwardis
Anunnurer Ran
Masterton
Cabinet considers copper conference report in Adelaide
The State Cabinet met on Monday to review the copper conference report. Officials prepared the document for submission to the Federal Ministry under the conference agreement.
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Adelaide
Melfours
Da Times reports Haig shows improvement after chill
London July reports General Haig recovering from a severe chill with noticeable improvement. No further symptoms are present and he is responding well to treatment, according to brief military dispatches from the front.
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London
Haleling
Na Alata
Barracks Wharf Rates Debate and Peace Day Plans
Council addressed Barrie wharf rates with federal government notes on payable services and property. The meeting approved a plan for soldiers employment, reported Peace Day success with 42 soldiers marching, and discussed extending lighting and paving projects. Adelaide street improvements were postponed pending funding and engineering input.
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Benue
Gounell
Reduction of Use Ordered by ALTERNATIVE SUPPLIES OUT
The Goat Board met in Adelaide to order a further 50 percent reduction in gas use, threatening air supply cuts for cooking if compliance yet fails. A large crowd gathered as Labor and Seamen's Union disputes surfaced amid protests and calls for action against government policies and wage demands.
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Tlday
To Wilet
Federated “Seamen's Union
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Jira
Seamen's Union
Wola
Australia
Uae
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Fatima
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Cavillie
Mtc
Melhourne Indark
Exulalman
Walsh
Uslan
Atseplin
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New Zealand
Bed Hess
LWA
Certsinn
Gérmany
Aussels
Italy
Ing Toumanis
Walstr
Pine Town council debates motor mail service change
At a night council meeting, Mayor Goade and Dr M B discussed stopping motor mail use and explored running a daily visit series between Most Tite and Chie. A motion to contact the postmaster general and arrange a motor mail route was seconded and considered.
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As & Sesit
Toon
Adelaide
Warren
Des Waldo
Gr. Pimtoll
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