Broken Hill Strike Settlement Tribunal Appointment
Broken Hill reports a telegram announcing Mr Rusties Funds named to preside over a tribunal to handle the dispute between mining companies and the AALA. No date set for the tribunal siting. Mr Equery asked to depart Beo- Kea HU tonight for Adelaide as negotiations continue. Messrs Kers, O Henly, and Sam named to present AMA at the strike settlement, date unclear for departure from Beukeo Hin.
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Broken Hill
G. Je Emory
Phisioman
Tine Piils
Rusties
Ibuasl
Mme mmm
AALA
Toby Smim
Equery
Beo- Kea HU
Cuoe
Tosnight
Adelaide
Argeen Hill
Kers
O'Henly
An Sam
Tn Pa
Aph
Beukeo Hin
Strike of Shearers at Tragre Hall Prompts Changes
SYENEY reports on a Wednesday gathering at Tragre Hall where altered arrangements aim to stage a novelty event. The plan features a display involving shearing related activities and a novel tea shed setup at the Eydney railway station.
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Syeney
Tragre Hall
Pickile Eydney Eallway
Howe Rules for Ireland Dominates Irish Debate
United Service, London dispatch reports Howe leading Irish policy discussion as government weighs Home Rule. The contested plan prompts Sinn Fein opposition and calls for constitutional measures in Westminster. Observers note a shift toward balancing Irish demands with English leadership views.
Federal Ministry reshuffled amid Watt resignation
The article reports a ministerial shakeup after Watt’s resignation. Sir Joseph Cook would become Treasurer with Laird Salt and Rodgers among the ministers, outlining a new ministry lineup including Prime Minister Heister and Attorney General components. Names such as Hustless, Millen Tronke, Poyn Custom, and Greene appear in the roster.
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Sil Ae Codke
Aialbotrne
Wennesday
Murlies
Myo Hauge
Watt
Joseph Gok Svould Bacome Treasurn
Laird Salt
Navy
Rodgers
Honbests Minster
Prima Mheister and
Atvarasy-Gane
W. Af. Hustless
Uve
My Laird
Srilih
Irpeasvent
Si Jozeph Cook
Suoience
Semler Pearce
Gapinlriation
Millen
Tronke
Mr. Poyn
Russian Situation of Soviet Government Update
Disjointed wire service report from New York and Paris discusses Allied expectations of U S involvement with the Russian Soviet government. It notes demands at range for measures to assist and outlines likely conference topics including government unity and conditions for recognition. The piece references General Wrangel and mentions a potential mediation plan and high level attendees.
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Paris
Tuesdas
Hulertigg
Germany's Internal Troubles and the Weimar Struggle
London dispatch reports turmoil in Germany as public dissatisfaction grows amid postwar unrest. It notes strengthened police measures, government fragility, and communist activity while a previous calm façade fractures under economic and social strain.
German Goods Dumping in England Alarms Markets
A German goods dumping report from London cites alarm in English markets over imports feared to undercut prices. The article notes loss of profits in machinery and other items as traders report steep declines and potential casualties among shipping and merchant activity amid rising tensions.
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United Sorvler
London
England
Beremia
Jejten
Prest's Ltd Store Seeks Co‑Operative Shareholders
Early September meeting to elect two directors marks the start of a shared management model at Prest's Ltd. The store invites subscribing shareholders to acquire half shares and join in owning the well established business with a large, modern stock across drapery clothing boots grocery ironmongery crockery.
Suspension of For' Bad Language In House Debate
In Melbourne the House of Representatives suspended Brenton and Gusaiding on a motion by 25 to 46 after a disruptive exchange. Gonslding delivered a strong speech and was condemned for remarks toward the chair. Debate resumed with progress on the Science and Industry Bill.
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Melbourne
House of’ Representatives
Messra Brenton
Gusaiding von
Glillium Lr
Walleins
Molion
Brennan
Warriwl
St Gonslding
Lem
Adelaide Jewellery Theft Trial in City Court
Adelaide court to day heard a robbery case against Toonsen and others over jewellery stolen from McDougall’s Gouger Street. Ernest Rankin denied possession of fourteen items. details emerged of a police inquiry, alleged accomplices, and admissions of some items being sold or handled. Rankin, Hankis, and others faced charges of unlawful possession and larceny, with sentences imposed or pending.
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Adelaide
Toonsen
Robery
McDougall
Gouger Sfriey
Alan
Ernust Rankin
Aldeeman
Henry Iuohard Hankis
AeMahoy Tad
Sail Ik
Talbert
Aouney
Nandant Tor
Alderman
Feiler John Syitley
Aldermin
Juan Wemed
Stuart
Santenae
Henry Richard Rankin
Ernest Jolly
Public Eye reports Breil falls ill during May Day interview
Mr A B Breil became ill on Toveday while interviewing the secretary of the Plvne Head of the Waterside Workers' Pyderation. He was reported in fair health yesterday.
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A.B. Breil
Toveday
Plvne
Pyderation
Etter Im Health Yusterds
Claim for Alleged Libel Adww Aine
Nathan Solomons sues Moses Tudoh for 2000 pounds alleging libel. Civil Court evidence shows Tudoh presided at a meeting on a date in August where Solomons alleged an unwarranted attack on a Tate member of the congregation. Witnesses examined. hearing adjourned.
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Nathan Solomons
Moses Tudoh
Solomon
Ehrow Congresatian
Tate
Nie Witniss
Prince of Wales Health Under Scrutiny on Tour
Report from London indicates the Prince of Wales health concerns during a protracted Australia New Zealand tour. Officials weigh whether a brief rest would be advisable as he battles fatigue from the strenuous schedule.
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London
Australia
Peiany
Wales
New Zealand
Australi
Tadia
Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act Proposals Face Revision
A discussion of compulsory re purchase provisions under the Soldiers' Settlement Act is reported, with government plans to adjust land acquisitions and identify suitable properties for soldier settlement. The report notes delays, Land Board concerns, and a revised funding cap reducing maximum assistance per soldier while continuing the repatriation scheme.
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Adelaldie
Rey Bone
Nationalistt Party
Ratine
Governhsat
Tiatwilier
Vary
Eisai
Lund
Aoi
Joost
Lension
Cure Sr
Trouble Aboard Miltiades Sydney Liner Signalled for Police
On Wednesday the Abevasen liner Miltiades signalled for police after reports of trouble among the crew. The captain stated three seamen were absent and refused to sail. they were replaced. By the time officers reached the vessel the missing men had returned and the ship set sail.
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Sydney
Milal
LoWeyer
Ina
Huira
Adelaide inquest continues in murder case
The Adelaide inquest into the July death of Richard De Mont Whighk continues. The deceased died after skull fractures from an incident on Moore Street. Three men including Henry Rida Jane Luke Carlos and William Thomas Fairlie were charged with murder and were present in custody as Dr Cudmors described the wounds.
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Adelaide
Righard de Mont Whighk
Moore Straet
Brian
Jas
Hotel Prosecutions Appeal To Supreme Court In Adelaide
The Supreme Court heard appeals from hotel prosecutions stemming from Five cases in the loyal police court. James Flaningan was convicted of being on the premises during prohibited hours and fined five pounds, with the appeal quashing the conviction after the police evidence showed the saloon bar was legally the most private room. Additional appeals involved the Globe Hotel case against A. E. Archibald and Frank White, a servant, who argued statutory provisions did not apply to his presence on the premises during prohibited hours. decisions in these cases were reserved or overturned as the court reviewed evidence and time constraints.
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Adelaide
Loyal Police Court
James Flaningan
Hlannagin
Mme Trump
Wnensee
Avchife
Frank White
Reforming the Novel A Lecture on F S Moyes
A lecture reviewing reformist aims in 19th and early 20th century fiction. It discusses John Galsworthy, Charles Reade, H G Wells, Charles Kingsley, and George Moore, noting emphasis on moral impact over character, with Wells as a prophetic figure shaping social thought and prison reform.
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WEA
Moyes
John Galsworthy
Charles Reade
Charles
Wells
Englend
Hook
Claeslo
Charles Kingsley
Mawice
Carlyle
Yeast
Alou ‘Locko
Alton
LG. Wells
Mr. Moves
Wally Pombe Mearer
Healaty
FATHER JERGER STRIKE DELAYS LOADING AT KIDDERPORG
A strike by workers at Kidderport slowed loading on the P&O steamer Kidder, with about 300 tons of wheat remaining in the space. The vessel is expected to sail for Wallaroo with 2,000 tons of wheat after protests against Father Jermaf deportation.
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Oper Toliooe
Kidder
Pather-Jermaf
Wallaroo
Melbourne branch reports unconditional boycott lifted
Melbourne operates amid a saterside workers boycott of Po & Co vessels. The boycott is lifted unconditionally and work is expected to rest immediately. Ports and demarrage charges on the company vessels are set at about £10,000 sterling.
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Amelbourne
Melbourne
Po & O
Sydney
P. &D. Seamers
Suit Against General Ryrie Defendants Action
Melbourne dispatch reports the Federal Government intends to defend the suit brought by Pathe Jerger against General Ryrie. The defence argues General Ryrie spoke of Father Jerger in his capacity as assistant Minister of Defence.
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Melbourne
Tas
Pathe Jerger
Ryrie
Rytie
Jarger
Australian Shipping Inquiry Sparks Commons Question
In the House of Commons today Mr Alfred Waterson asked if snipploe shipping companies in the Australian state were satisfied with Leslie anders Une sep dor Shipping. The shipping minister replied with reports from London and ongoing concerns about discrimination by companies, including Rauter's Service.
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Rauter
London
House of Commons
Alfred
Waterson
Snipploe
Leslie Aners
Lon
Protest meeting disperses as Labor legislators stay away
About 500 people gathered tonight in Melbourne before the Federal Parliament House to protest Water Jerger's report. A loud, farcical display and songs drew attention as attendees waited two to three hours for Labor members to speak, then dispersed without addresses.
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Melbourne
Weilnessayy
Jerger
Iinoerawa
Shien
Hughes
Labor
America Cup Race Outcome Report From Vancouver
Reuters service reports a sailing race where America defeated Shamrock to retain the cup. Early wind absence slowed Shamrock. Resolute led at various points as the fleet stretched eight miles out and battled toward the turning point with two hours left to sail.
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Reuter
Vancouver
America
Shamrock
Dorn
Fuisking
Repulote Wins by Thirteen Minutes in America Cup Race
The final race proved the poorest for spectators aside from Shamrock IV and Resolute. Shamrock led early but lost ground as Resolute surged ahead, finishing thirteen minutes clear of Shamrock. Sir Thomas Kipton's crew faced defeat for the fourth time in seven years, with Resolute deemed the better vessel.
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Reuter
Vancouver
I Shamrock IV
Seamansiih
le Luatt
Shamrock
Tinash
Amida
Din
Thomas Kipton
Government commutes death sentence in transcribed report
A garbled OCR note reports a government action commuting a death sentence. The fragment mentions George Diesler and a penal servitude alternative, but key names and details are unclear. the record preserves the core event of commuting a death sentence and replacing it with a lesser penalty.
Mannix Heater's Servier Intercepted at Atlantic City
In Atlantic City Tuesday Dr Mannix faced interview delays as plans to sail for Ireland were disrupted. The situation followed Mr Loy George's announcement, with restrictions on landing in the Greater area. The State Department expressed alarm as Japan occupies northern Syehallen Island, prompting concern in Washington.
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Servier
Atlantic City
Mannis
Ireland
Bealer
Washington
State Department
Syehallen Island
Japan
Mexican Revolt Report on Villa Surrender Bid
War Ministry says General Villa telegraphed to President Huerta offering unconditional surrender. Huerta advises Villa to report to General Martinez at Porfirio, but Villa insists on assessing the railway he recently destroyed.
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Reuter
Mbaigo
Pudsday
War Ministry
Vila
Bes
Huerta
Villa
General Villa
Gene— and
Martinez
Porreon
General VIII
Western Wave Wins Stawan Cup at Hogdwead
London reports the Stawan Cup run at Hogdwead where Western Wave defeated Plymouth Rae by a head. The final gap between second and third was ten and a half lengths, with Rudk.400 to 8 odds on Western Wave. Light Bay and other rivals trailed.
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Heiter
London
Hogdwead
Western Wave
Plymouth Rae
Lite Boy
Ply Mouth
Western Wayo
iLitils Bay
England's cricket team praised for depth and leadership
The article lauds England's selection for the Australian tour, praising Spooner as a capable captain and identifying a balanced side with at least eight bowlers and versatile all rounders. It highlights Trumper and Duff as lost for rivals and notes the team’s temperament and tactics will give them an edge.
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England
Lgun
Hagland
Uum
Suab
Trumper
Duff
Werner
Spooner
Sooke Theatre Screens Social Drama and Shore Acres
The Cove Theatre presents The Woman Pays a social drama about shaken conventions with unpunished wrongdoing. Shore Acres offers a lower middle class romance with a conventional ending. Tom Moore stars in A City of Comrades, a boisterous typical picture. A small comedy rounds out the evening lineup.
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Cove Theatre
Shore Acres
Tom Moore
Chaplin at Casino Theatre in A Day's Pleasure
Charlie Chaplin will star in A Day's Pleasure at the Casino Theatre tonight along with photo plays Under Suspicion and The Ghost Bidder. Staelaly Bros will present the Gragility act as part of the program which blends humor and novelty.
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Charlie Chaplin
Staelaly Bros
Motat Ogerienl
Wool bale in Sydney boosts prices for merino wool
Wool salesmen in Sydney today reported American buyers paying 9/15 for secured extra fine merino with prices around 45 per cent above the rate under the imperial purchase scheme. The market reflected pro war conditions and strong demand from American purchasers.
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Condi Tong
Sydney
Prlea
Tate
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