Fragmentary Global Shipping Notes and Vessels Mentioned
The text lists a chaotic mix of ship names, ports, routes, and maritime terms, mentioning vessels, routes to the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Hawaii. It references ships like Lin Arendt and Hoerde, and notes voyages, personalities, and dates in a garbled early 20th century shipping context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foitgie
Slessiers
Fremane
United Kingdom
Hawaii
Tugaths
New Steamship
Lin Arendt
Howard Smith, Ltd
Tie General
Hanetup Corporaenh
San France
Australia
San
Sugaodiy Te Utter 3 Merramstinees Reriabling
In a muddled report from Fremantle on May a statement lists three Merramstinees as involved in a recent event. Details are incomplete but indicate actions tied to the Port city and local authorities.
Special Price for Ladies by T Fred Brown Floor Manager
The notice announces a special price event led by T Fred Brown, floor manager, targeting women customers. Details are limited but imply a temporary promotion or sale conducted under Brown's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brown
Birth of Kattan Mus to Mr and Mrs My Suerte at Goudme Street
A daughter named Kattan Mus was born to Mr and Mrs My Suerte at 7 af Goudme Street, Biri West. The birth notice records the new arrival and parental names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smerdus
Goudme Street
Biri West
My Suerte
Kattan Mus
Labor unrest and government push in wartime industry
Amid strikes and rising living costs, workers at key mills face disruption as authorities weigh public works and storage of employment in the north. The piece questions government support for a progressive Works program and recalls past shifts under Mr Harwell and Gladstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieture
le Browen
Sydney
Thales
A. Weytis
Tio
Bert Pirm Urutleh
Ty Watersue Workers Federeliut
Legrewen
AMA
Hiver Murray
Tver
Harwell
Gladstone
Tod River
Auction Notice of Machinery and Plant at Janetzeri Mill
On Tuesday June 3 at 240 PM a sale by auction of machinery timber welting and plant at Janetzeri Mill takes place. Items include engines rails conveyors pipes ladders wire and fittings and various tools. Auction by Wurm & Co for Janetieri Grain Company in charge of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wurm & Co
Janelaki Grain
Thinsports
Forbes Ull Valle
Ben Mor
Randwood
Local and General Stones For Footballers
After Torrens beat Port Adelaide at the oval on Saturday the Torrens team faced derision as they left. The secretary Mr G A Hele said the team were hooted and stones were thrown by a large crowd, with players receiving blows before the drag escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Torrens Berade
Port Ade
Atherton
G. A. Hele
Torrens Ten
Oval
Waterside Workers vote on linking with OBU
Balloting begins at 9 am among Waterside Workers' Federation members on whether to join the Workers' Industrial Union of Australia. Voting runs until 6 pm Tuesday, with penalties for not voting. St Mark's Band Euchre Tournament and dance set for tonight at St Mark's Hall with prizes for winners and dancing until 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterside Workers
Banat
Workers’ Industrial Union of Australia
The
O.B.U
Waterside Workers’ Federation
St. Mark's Band
St. Rk's Hall
Jame Town Public Eye Clerk Resigns to Take Stock Work
At the last meeting of Jame town corporation town clerk B Castine resigned after hinting departure. He plans to move to Quorn and quit municipal duties to raise livestock. Touhy, a railway employee, has been appointed a striker in the engine shed at Port Pirie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jametown Corporation
B. Castine
Castine
Quorn
Touhy
Port Pirie
German Elections Marked by Disorder Across Rallies
Reuters Berlin correspondent reports polling planned for today amid violent campaign and frequent clashes. A key meeting with Imperial Chancellor Herr Muller was disrupted by Independents and Communists, ending in disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Heuter
Berlin
Herr Muller
Conference on Turkey peace in India concludes
Reuters reports London based correspondent Allatu notes a joint conference between Windus and Moslems in India debated whether Arabia for Turkey should hold the Kialifat. After long deliberation the conference chose 4 fake comp eration with Thai poliex and will enforce a reward for protest against their reais after no months maths has been tely te tly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Allatu
Windus
India
Arabia
Turkey
Kialifat
Jeanie
Willel
Eben Te Tly Vickrey
Indi
Far East Republic Proposes Neutral Zone Around Chilte
Reuters reports in London that the Verkinendinsk Government has proposed a neutral zone around Chilte to be managed by a lightly formed Far East Republic. The plan envisions a free railway, with Japanese forces in Siberia and remnants of Admiral Kolchak and General Semenov’s troops present in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Mardin
Verkinendinsk
Chiet
Siberia
Far East
Veranueudinsik
Admaral Koltchak
Leggett Sues Snushall for Breach of Promise in Banyo Court
In Banyo Court Louis Leggett claimed 2600 from Cecil Snushall for breach of promise. Evidence showed Snushall was a prolific correspondent. misletters ranged from 29 to 85 pages. Jury awarded Leggett 150.
Tramway Strike Talks Open in Auckland
Auckland tramway strike leaders press for settlement after council offers terms that are rejected. A further conference is planned as talks continue. In Moscow a 78 member Zionist delegation at a congress faced a disturbance prompting concern in socialist circles.
Railwaymen Pay Recommendations for South Australian Railways
Walter Lodge of the South Australian Railways and Tramways Association reports receipt of four copies of Government Workers Tribunal recommendations. The proposed standard rates fix gangers at 1 day for Murray lands and Eyre Peninsula, with 13/ for gangers on certain lines, 10/ for laborers, 10/6 for leading packers, and 4/6 for others. Minimum Sunday work set at 16 hours. no hires less than two hours on work days. A doctor’s certificate may be required for interlocking cases. expenses questions to be settled later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australian Railways and Tramways Association
Walter Lodge
Government Workers Tribunal
Bright
Permanent Way
Murray Lands
Eyre Peninsula
Port of laWker
Eyre Peninsuls
Mile End
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Terowie
Mamley Bridge
Peterborough
Port Pirie
Murray Bridge
Gangers
Hla
Deserter on Makura Case Sees Reginald Harkins Deny Identity
A man aboard the Makura, Reginald Harkins, denies being the missing fireman deserter. Immigration authorities in Honolulu found him but he claimed he came to Australia at seven, lacks passport, and fears landing in Sydney without identity papers. The Seamen's Union and ship company discuss his status, as rules bar him from crew or shore employment.
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Thve Immigration Departme Seamen's Union
Uniounship Company
Sydney
Makura
Honolulu
Australia
Reginald Harkins
Boar
Harkins
Australa
Goulburn
Tam
Seamen's Union
Makuri
Seamen’s Union
Tat
Railways Uigh Confence to Be Held This Month
Sydney Monday Agypterenes, a representative of railway unions in the Commonwealth, will hold in Melbourne at the end of the month to form a single union of railway workers. The new organization will be known as the Australian Railways Union and will command leadership over more than 50,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Moudiy
Agypterenes
Wil Railway Onims
Willo= Heid
Melbourne
Australian Railways Union
Gas Employes Wages Debate In Sydney Union Meets
In Sydney on Monday, ministers of the Gas Employes Union will convene to discuss the company's reply to wage demands. The company says the requests are excessive and too high to grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gas Employes’ Union
Hieb
Lithgow Park to Ban Daytime Kissing Says Alderman
A Lithgow city council debate centers on stopping kissing in the park. Alderman George Langland denounces amorous conduct in daylight and urges police involvement to end the canoodling scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farcioas
George Langland
Lithgow
Corones
Peccumell
Sigland
Ex-Director Bryant Accused in Soldier Settlements Probe
The Treasurer of New South Wales has forwarded allegations against ex-director Bryant of the Soldier Settlements branch to the Govna Law Office for investigation. Arthur Brown and Arthur Rex testify to payments and bribes tied to cottages, motor car use, and favored contracts. The Minister of Lands has dismissed two Browns and suspended the manager Rex. the Premier is examining the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Seats
Bryant
Settementa
Department of’ Lande
Gouwa Law Office
Lang
Arthur Brown
Granville
Hulldine
Dat Isbor
Brown
Vishal
Macquarie Vale
Young
New Zealand
Kentucky
Royal Exchange
Bank of New South Wales
London
Hin
Dissel
Arthur Rex
Sydney
Map— Ager
Rex
Buenos Aires Tiny Trade Tax Moves Stir Markets
Report from Buenos Aires notes tax and export measures affecting wheat and other grains. Chambers of Parliament advance action until November 30 on sniper tax and related duties, with export controls and penalties outlined for violations under the about new statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Turday
Heuler
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Wiener
Protest at Melbourne deportation case for Father Jerger
A large Melbourne gathering at Cathedral Mall demanded open court trials for Father Jerger and any similar Australian citizens facing deportation. MP J Wren announced seamen would not sail on deportation vessels without fair trials. wharf laborers pledged not to load such ships. Archbishop Mannix urged support, promising prayer. A defense fund was started with a £25 donation from the chairman.
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Publc
Melbourn
Father Jeger
J. Wren
Australia
Archbishop Mannix
Jerger
Mannix
Father Jerger
Bank Officers Association Seeks Industrial Union Registration
Sydney Monday the United Bank Officers Association applied again before the Full Industrial Court for registration as an industrial union. The Court ruled the application could not be heard and the association must proceed before the registrar in Melbourne. Prince of Wales Royal visit to Melbourne and naval review mentioned.
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Prince OF Wales
Melbourne
Sydney
United Bank Offcers' Association
Naw
Mig Royal Highness
Cooee
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Reriabling
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Australas
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Harry Biel
Wader
Recorder
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A. A. Pearce & Co
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California
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Trunt Packet News Ligyble
S.A. Farmers’ Cooperative Union
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Port Piwe
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Germany
Cuamcolla
Far Eastern Republic
Japan
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Omita
Auckland
N.Z
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UIGH
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W. Soldier
Settle NE
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