Heated exchanges mark basic wage inquiry in Adelaide
In Adelaide the board of industry hearing on the basic wage opened with heated exchanges. Mr Daly pressed for less personal comment, arguing past declarations caused unrest and kept workers at perilous duty levels. The acting president pledged a fair, tight ruling and urged parties to seek conferences to improve productive efficiency and reduce tension.
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Adelaide
Board of Industry
Ferry
Jethro Brown
J J Daly Roansel
Daly
Peres
Mr. Daly
Bayer Reflectionia
Jast
Broken Hill Boys Jung
Bonnets
Prince of Wales Passes Good Night After Accident
London dispatch reports the Prince of Wales, thrown from his horse Little Favorite, spent a restful night. Public opinion grows supportive as the Chronicle notes his duties and athletic pleasures, while urging moderation to protect his public value and popularity.
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Londo
Sundae
Prine of
Wales
Detter
London
Munday
Prince of Wales
Fremantle Bookkeeper Aims Suicide. Found Unconscious
John Murras, a 30 year old book-keeper at Ti hiss Bualsheds Fremantle, attempted to end his life on Saturday afternoon by cutting his wrist. He was found unconscious but showing signs of recovery and there is hope for improvement.
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Fremantle
Ruysere
John Murras
Ti Hiss Bualsheds
Builders Laborers Not To Resume In Adel Meeting
A Builders Laborers Federation meeting at Trades Hall in Adel decided by show of hands not to resume work, despite Federal Secretary Saath urging return to rates set by the Arbitration Court. The crowd jeered as speakers claimed maximum benefits had been reached and debated de-registration actions while considering whether striking workers should return.
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Adel. Mornday
WOOKATA DISPUTE ADUATIDE JUDGMENT AND APPEAL
Industrial Court heard a dispute as workers faced a strike over Wale disputes. Hewitson announced a judgment soon and considered appeal, with Clifford warned for involvement and Detendaras noted as Waterside Workers defender. Verdict found the strike the core action and ill effect of attempted settlement.
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Hewitson
Cleland
Moran
Clifford
Esmselfed
Draft agreement outlines Greek Republic moves
London correspondent reports a draft accord from talks between the new Republican Premier and Rosalist leaders. It envisions abdication conditional on royal retention of civil list and crowns, republican restoration by National Assembly plebiscite, Senate with Royalist participation, and elections under impartial government.
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Reutye
Pergie
London
Mundus Keurer
Athens
Alos
National Assembly
Canberra Parliament House to open after delay
The Canberra Parliament House in Melbourne is reportedly ready for occupation after delays in the provisional hours and parliamentary business. Officials indicate May arrangements for the opening have been fixed, with ceremonies planned to mark the occasion.
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Melbouikh
Dhe Jes
Lee
Diug
Girl Shot Dead in City Office. Youth Arrested
In Currie Street city office a young woman Hilda Jones aged 18 was shot dead by a youth, who was later arrested. A rifle was found beside the suspect, and a witness described the moments before the shooting as police took the assailant into custody. The tragedy shocked the scene as investigators examined the office and surrounding area for clues.
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Hilda Jones
Youth
Alel Mide
Munday
Ilda Dery
Knoxville
W. Ada. West
Gurelo Thi Bers
Wu O’elock
Herbert Neal
McMaln
Marrrifle
Neal Newl
Dawson Street
Fullarton
Ure Turner
Adelaide Hospital
Utr
Stewart
Buston
Urm
Weber
Shorthesy
Hice
Lurtie
Mr. Harrison
Sunione
McMylon
Spol
Taccui Rane
Oeed
Tamale
Ulin Sigay
Morrison
Jones
Mossps Bickford
Eternal Triangle Court Evidence
James Mantel, 35, faced North Police Court in Sydney for feloniously shooting his wife Mary with intent to murder on February 6. Mary testified they had lived with Sidney Murray for two and a half months. Mantel punched her, fired a revolver, and bit her head during a struggle when the gun was found empty. Mantel was committed for trial. bail was refused.
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Sydney
Moonday
North
James Mantel
Mary
Sidney Murray
Mantel
Circular Quay
Hersif
Koites
Fred
Mantrl
Addy
Boy Charlton to Paris in Olympic bid unclear
fragmented notes report Boy Charlton heading to Paris for the Olympia event with Sydney. conflicting lines mention a finalty and objections, with steps to raise funds for Towmiy Adrian's expenses and possible fee arrangements. The text is garbled but indicates preparations and unresolved questions.
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Sydney
Muinias
Harlton
Ldet
Olympia
Towmiy
Adrian
Chinese Cabinet Holds Open View on Russian Question
Shanghai Monday Reuters reports that China’s cabinet is not divided on recognition of Russia. Beijing seeks a satisfactory settlement on Mongolia rights, Russian troops withdrawal, and cancellation of Russian Mongol treaties before normal relations resume.
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Reuter
Shanghai
Reuters
China
Russia
Mongolia
Mt. Kakhan
Cony
M Karakhan
Mong
French Exhumed for Re burial
Australian report describes exhumation and re burial of soldiers with details of Dover, a destroyer, and the Gummy at Dywer Castle. The account notes a shell of Mise and a figure named Neal, who swooned, as Stable Stewart assumed charge at Uterile and Westbied.
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Britain
France
Dover
Dywer Castle
Easton
Neal
Vonstable Stewart
Uterile
Wisn
Murray Bridge Crew Raises First £1000 For Olympic Fund
Adelaide Monday Secretary Mr West of the South Australian Rowing Association announced the Murray Bridge crew had raised £1000 toward the fund to send them to the Olympic Games in Palestine. He warned the total required was far higher and urged public support with subscriptions and a button campaign. At the Abattoirs, a special auction raised funds with bonds and bids contributing £344 15s so far, with further country sales planned.
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Jones
Neal
Goustabla Stewart
Adelaide
West
South Australian Rowing Association
Australia
RAID ON FRENCH RAIL HUB BY GERMANS AT LILLE
German clerks used a private Lille house with 14 telephones to conduct telephonic links to Paris and Germany. Police seized books and documents after raids. French finance ministry issued circulars banning foreign currency advances to curb speculators as France aims to stabilize the franc near 82 to the dollar.
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Australian Press Association
Paris
Lille
Germany
Minster of Finance
United States
France
Financial Bill Seeks Currency Stabilisation Measures
Reuters notes Mondal’s bill adopting Articles 4 and 32 to abolish the state match monopoly. The finance ministry called the measure purely fiscal and non poll related, and the controversial Article 32 was discussed as part of the package.
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Reuters
Germans Emigrate to South America Colonies Forming
Reuter's Service reports emigration rising from western Germany with thousands to Brazil in six months. Seven thousand will depart Baden and Württemberg for Paraguay where the government grants each man 50 acres by the railway. Emigrants take agricultural and domestic gear to establish Baden Württemberg colonies.
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Reuter
Cologne
Sunuay
South America
Germany
Brazil
Baden
Wurtemberg
Paraguay
Fragmented notes on early aeroplane propulsion theories
Fragmentary OCR from a historical page discusses predicted aviation advances. It mentions propeller and engine concepts, structural challenges, and speculative methods for achieving heavier than air flight, with references to terms like airships and a imagined future for powered flight in England.
Interstate games highlight South Australian lawn tennis championships
The South Australian Lawn Tennis Association hosted interstate events with men’s and women’s championships and the women’s and mixed doubles finals. Light changes and court conditions drew comments while performances varied from patchy to brilliant, with Scott and Solyman among notable players.
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Adelaide
South Australian Lawn Tennis Association
Melvar
K. Barker
Amy Sulumon
Tome
Thiz
Wis Vais
Importations and price controls proposed by Hoover
U S importations report connected to trade injuries. Senator Hoover informed about possible combinations among cit companies influencing prices and distribution. Commodities such as hemp, potash, quinine, tin, mete ores, tea, quebracho, nitrates, caine, crude rubber and gutta percha cited. Four later commodities under Hellish. Legislation may be adjusted to let American manufacturers combine to secure better prices.
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Anshington
Hoover
Apper
Op -Actuily
United States
Old Maw Rescues Woman From River in Brave Act
Descuins, a retired tradesman, saved a woman from drowning after she fell into the river. He dashed out, used a weapon to create distance, and pulled her to safety before locking his door at home. He has won medals for past sea racing feats.
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Alvetealiany
Sinae
Germans sentenced for murder in Leipzig trial
Six members of the Nationalist Rossbach or Hikalion were sentenced by the Leipzig State Tribunal to terms ranging from six to twelve years for the brutal murder of a man named in the case. The defendants were accused of taking part in the fatal act after suspicions linking him to a committee.
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Leipzig
Rossbach
Hikalion
Railways Inspection Tour From Adelaide to Peterborough
Railway Commissioners depart Adelaide for a inspection tour by special port war train. They will reach Gladstone by noon then Wilmington at 1.30 pm and Peterborough by 5 pm. Overnight in Peterborough then head to Pirie at 4 am and depart to Port Broughton. They will stay in Brinkworth for the night.
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Peterborough
Adelaide
Gladstone
Wilmington
Ing
Thursisy
Pirie
Pourt Broughton
Brinkworth
Court Hearing Set on Murray Appeal Dismissal
Melbourne court hears Mr Gopalan for Murray as leave to appeal against the Criminal Court of Murray's death sentence for the murder of Mr. Bertiman is considered. After long argument the High Court orders the matter to be argued next Wednesday.
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Melbourne
Gopalan
Ahi Murray
Ke Meath Ubu
Criminal Court of Murray
Bertiman
Hest
Jockey Sentenced to Three Years For Malicious Wounding
Monday Hurey Uore a Sydney jockey was found guilty of maliciously wounding his wife by shooting with intent. He was sentenced to three years penal servitude. Mel Dove, called as a witness, refused to give evidence and was allowed to leave the box. They have been reconciled.
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Hurey Uore
Sydney
Criminal Court
Mel Dove
Naval Squadron Welcomed Under Sunny Skies at Port Melbourne
British Naval Squadron receives an enthusiastic greeting as the fleet arrives. Steamers Woorouna and Afgeeia carry mort Mathonrae beach crowds along Po Wey and rendezvous with ministers and citizens. Vessels, tugs, yachts, and rowing boats line the shores as Melbourne crowds gather. Trains from the city to Port Melbourne bring large numbers of sightseers throughout the day.
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Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Raive Found Dead In Cockingatta Boarding House
Report states Vette Aubin recently married and living at a boarding house in Cockingatta Tweed Menda. Dead body found in the home with water noted nearby. Clad in worn tavies. Local authorities investigating circumstances of the death.
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Vette Aubin
Cockingatta
Tweed Menda
Trouble Over Crew Selection in Seamen’s Union
The article reports a dispute within the Seamen's Union over crew selection. Superintendent Innes states that free selection is permitted but tied up by unresolved decisions, causing tension among union members and officials.
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Innes
Alteration to Contract Advertisements
Classified notice notes alterations to contract advertisements filed by overtisers. Details specify changes to terms and reference the contracting authority. Public notification urges interested parties to review and submit any objections within the stated deadlines.
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