Standard Hours in Timber Industry Full Court Adjourns Case
A historic timber industry case ends with the Full Court adjourning to Septem ber to decide standard working hours. Judge Lukin's interpretation of 48 hour weeks faced opposition from the Timber Workers Union and mills. Employers agreed to pay overtime to three mills if work ceased owing to liquidation delays. the court will rule after further inquiry.
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Neleduane
Tushsita
Inday
Tyukin
Standard House
Tor Hs Umber
Jude’ Luka
Timber Workers' Union
Rotupen— Tatives
Jage Detheinlge-eald
Derhian
Judes Taikin
Bowers Yyor
Mergehant
Fiat
Conternet
Cesdian Warburton
Teykita Mills
Dethridge
Lukin
Goorkie
Arbitration Move Affects Industrial Hours
A legal note records an application before the Federal Arbitraries Court made last Thursday by national implement makers seeking to vary the existing hours from 44 to 48. The presiding judge refused to permit any industry action without court authority and ordered the application to proceed on the court’s terms.
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Aielagurne
Tadee Berby Sala Wat
Address on Prohibition by Hon W F Finlayson
Hon W F Finlayson will visit Part Bisa Wday to speak on prohibition from Frohibitton Elen Street. Mayor Ms A Fits gerald to preside. Finlayson, praised as a strong orator and Sunday school teacher, will discuss government control in Canada and Benhition in the United States.
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Aspen
Frohibitton
Elen Street
A. G. Fitsgerald
I Riolaysum
Ani
Europe
America
Fisiaysin
Ube Ugur Trafo
Canaia
United States
Weonga
Grievance Aboard Jervis Bay Amid Shipboard Tensions
On Jervis Bay the crew clashed with the chief engineer over navigation and engine room issues. A pilot joined the dispute on Monday night as the ship prepared to depart, with delegates demanding audience to discuss alleged interference and the ship’s safe guidance beyond the breakwater.
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Servite
Colombo
Jervic Bay
Prise
Dolails
Bub Thay
Cartainty
Suyy
Yen
Ida Wis
Wesel
Allanifon
Olver
Hilal
Jenvis Bey
Labor dispute at Tully Mill halts operations
Gatrns and Nottmion relations flare over a no strike clause payment as the sugarcane factory's 200 plus workers face continued walkout. About 10 Walters have left, contracts broken after a domestic union quarrel, crippling the season at the Tully mill amid strong union backing in Australia.
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Ganger Nottmion
Ubion
Nottmi
Toywin IE
Tully Mill
Gach Syear
Australien Workers’ Union
Progress of Australians at Wimbledon women in good form
Wimbledon news notes strong form for Australian women with results in singles and doubles. Daphne Withers shows excellent form while Hawkes and Bickerton advance in doubles. A storm disrupts service and a news item from Adelaide mentions a ship incident with a fatal fall aboard.
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Craeford
Denbyoni
Patterson
Hawkes
Weir
Dias J. Bickerton
Lark
Daphne Wkthirst
Adelaid
Wales Coast Las
Weal
Mallory
Philerend
Hopyear
Stolen groceries trigger Adelaide motor chase
A Sydney court sentenced Thorne Ilyert Ellingham to one month in prison for stealing groceries valued at £2 13s from the steamer Worldon. He, a fireman, was captured after a car chase by Plainclothes Constable Aiemuerh, with another car joining the pursuit before the suspects drove off again.
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Adelaide
Thome Ilyert Ellingham
Te Parl
Ts Diy
Worlorn
Mie
Jan Essiling
Aiemuerh
Ole
Tie Feedingr Oa Ie
Ine Waolhee
J Alehiersh
Todehese
British Flying Boats Move Toward Melbourne Route
Murshy reports the British flying boats currently in the Po est River near Osbourne prepare to depart tomorrow after a tour stop in Adelaide. They will fly over Melbourne and proceed toward Victoria on their route.
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Adelaide
Murshy
Osviorne
Melbourne
Whey
Japanese Squadron Arrives at Adelaide to Visit Graves
The Japanese squadron in Adelaide attends a cemetery visit to honor three sailors killed when a warship wrecked at Port Adelaide in 4587. A second tour group saw Islington railway workshops. The squadron plans to sail for Melbourne tomorrow morning.
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Melebourne A O'Elodic Tomastow Mornins
Adelaide women urge aid funds to aid genuine cases
A Adelaide City Mission figure, Miss Titeek, urged residents to withhold gifts at doors and donate to four major funds aiding genuine unemployed people. She cited beggars at the door and a man claiming hunger to solicit food, stressing most unemployed are not hungry and funds should target real need.
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Adelaide
Atlasion
Ana Mtaybe
Aipihee
Tosh
Misa Andeweep
Adelaide Cily
Australian riders face slow stage in weary tour
Reported stage details show Oppermann trailing Nicholde Byantz by seven hours with strong praise for Opperman while French and Belgian riders press for speed. The next leg covers about 200.7 miles as riders begin anew at 4 am each day.
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France
Oppermmun
Watson
Wells
Osborn
Bain
Oppeeman
Nicholde Byantz
Opper Fia
Bill
Gut
Syiemne
Permenan
Scratsh
Beef Supplies Move to Make Adelaide Independent
South Australian stock salesmen foresee independence from Victoria for beef. Large mobs travel from New South Wales districts via the Sydney to Broken Hill line toward Adelaide, while others head south to Queensland. The shift is expected to push prices in Adelaide below Victorian levels amid heavy beef arrivals.
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Trom
South Australia
Victoris
Alstricts
New South Wales
Sydney
Broken
Southebm
Queensland
Victoria
Ser
Italy
Komamyn
Despisable Tyre Slashing At Easton Sale Incident
A disjointed report notes tyre slashing during Easton's sale event in Melbourne. Police suggest a single male culprit linked to unemployed tyre crime and a related monetary reward of £140 weekly. Witness accounts and fragmented names emerge with unclear details amid wartime police language.
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Aelbourne
Easton's
Drapers
Melbourne
Don
Victorian “Government
Ruston
Aingle
Nicholas
Aspro
Manchester
Bangal
Saraor
Inquest Opens Over William Town Murder Case
At West Maitland Courthouse an inquest into the death of Richard Moxey was opened. Witnesses, including Charles Heney Jackson and James Dent, described a shotgun shot through a window during a dispute with Moxey, Dent’s alleged incitement, and sensational statements attributed to Jackson. The inquest adjourned to tomorrow.
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William Town
West’ Maitland
Richard Moxey
Charles Heney
Jackeson
Vic
Moxey
James Dent
Jackson
Cuistods
Wika Ollesson
Dent
Elma
Elna Sara Mowry
Slip
Elina
Rogers
Lin
Ajaxey
Sone “Crook
Sydney
Tacksoat Jg
Arbitration reform eyed by AGI chief in Melbourne
Melbourne Thursday arbitration was discussed in principle by AGI president Mr W Dyssan in response to a statement by Goldsbrough Mort Co managing director Mr Nail about the system. He urged a quicker, commonsense method to settle disputes to prevent workers and trades unions from losing faith in arbitration.
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Melbourne
aIr
W. Dyssan
AGI
Aday
1 Nail
Goldsbrough
Mort J. Co
Bulumwaal Retrial Continues Gordon Cross-Examined
Melbourne Thursday reports the retrial of George Eris Gordon for the murders of Motard and Gath erie Clements at Bulumwaal continued. Gordon, in his sixth box, denied involvement or any connection to the killings, remaining remarkably calm during cross examination as the hearing adjourned until tomorrow.
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Melhourne
George Eris Gordon
Motard
Clements
Gorden
Gordon
Rus
Crossing collision endangers Melbourne children
A rail motor carrying school children collided near Hallam road today in Melbourne. The train derailed and scattered children along the tracks. Several suffered minor injuries while others escaped unharmed.
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Melbourne
Erodatig
Hallmrat
Teday
Nong Wa
Train Wreck Disaster Claims Twenty Two Victims
An excursion train collided near Darlington before midnight, trapping and injuring many passengers. Rescue teams used saws and axes to reach victims as doctors administered morphia and aid. Death toll rising, with survivors describing mangled bodies and chaotic darkness.
Community fund drive in Pirie supports welfare work
Workers and residents of Pirie contribute to a welfare appeal aiming to fund a nurse's visits for babies and families. Collectors gather in pay days and streets, with totals surpassing £70 and company subsidies aiding subscription for the land-pauvid.
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Pirie
Comranes
Anit
Agsin
Aix Novi
Udies
Tiletit
Nail
Ity
Pauvid
Thalr Des Uay
Paiel
Jan
Moon
Harvier
Hole
Sind
Pisis
Italian news reports on General Nobile missing expedition
From United Service in Bern and London reports describe German papers denying access to General Nobile. Conditions said to be grave with a nervous breakdown, delays in rescue, and the absence of full accounts of the Teal ship’s destruction. Nobile leads an expedition marooned on ice, awaiting rescue as airmen promise delayed relief in hours.
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United Service
Bern
Wedneadby
Gorcesponuenls
Londol
Nobile
Crasheus Yehen
Heralds Appeal Dismissed in Melbourne Libel Case
The Herald's appeal against a jury awarded damages of 1000 pounds to Joe Geupar was dismissed by the State Supreme Court in Melbourne today. The case involved a libel accusation following cross country jockey remarks and related publications.
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Melboimne
Herald
Jasgaray
Jolieal
Geupar
Far Aber
Berald
Adelaide Station to be opened this Saturday
Adelaide Thursday report from Railways Commissioner W Webb states the new calla station will be ta ished on Saturday. Work to transfer staff from temporary offices between the station and Torrens Lake begins Saturday and will take several days to complete. It is expected that many employed on the building will be discharged on Saturday.
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Adelaide
Calla
W. Webb
Steward Missing From Steamer Loonguny
A steward aboard the steamer Loonguny from Melbourne is reported missing after the vessel arrived at LAUNCERTON. The man, Marwcell, known as a merited worker with a Melbourne family, disappeared after a late watch and was not found by early morning.
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Launcerton
Thursay
Loonguny
Melbourne
James Maxwell
Marwcell
Graft Commission Concludes Inquiry
The Political Craft Commission finished its inquiry today and plans to submit Jude Scholos report to the committee. The proceedings centered on alleged graft and corruption within municipal circles as officials faced scrutiny.
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Atk
Jude Scholos
Coiaree
Contented Husband Dramatic Melbourne Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Melbourne item about Stella Muller and alleged misconduct. The readable fragments reference a grant or decree, a 2 de étee, and ongoing work changes. Details are unclear, but the piece centers on a domestic dispute or conduct ruling affecting a husband.
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Stella Muller
Grantad
Étee Nisk
Erouni
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