Prohibition debate at Junkie University gathering in New York
Australian Press Association reports a lively debate as presidents Butler and Brooks attend a New York event. They clash over Prohibition, arguing whether it is enforceable and criticizing clergy support for anti alcohol leagues while urging democratic, lawful reform and clearer enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Australian Press Association
New York
Ween
Butler
Junkie University
Uvaturtaliat
United States
Meckient Brooks
University of Missouri
Dotler
iNo Ani Saloom League
Warhures
Amerie Fioople
Brooks Muandoning
Vauser
Abe Horley
Mattimers
Hoge
Bowser Elected Amid Turbulent Political Battle
Fragmented report notes Bowser’s victory amid clashes within a country party and rival factions. Mentions Me Mowe thy jaminey and details of votes, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
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Loetreil
Meunier
al Fay
The
Country Party
Bowser
Denny
Busser Avas
Vurey
Mendes
Inquest Opens Into Perth Taxicab Driver Death
Immense public interest marked the Perth inquest into the death of John O'Neil, a 32 year old taxi driver. Witnesses described identification, the body found dragged to the river, and a planned trip with associates to Peppermin. The accused, George Willan Auburn, faced the court as the investigation began.
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Perth
John O'Neil
Rose Cody
Swan River
Crawley
Manly
Peril
Kitson
Robert Parker
M. M. G. Lavan
George Willan Auburn
O'Neil
Baunear
u'Nell
Leonard Lawrence McCallum
Government Railways
Midland Junction
U'Nei
Subiacy
Shotten
Durrant
England
API
Conia
Tad O'Neil
Geore
Deeth
Court case details for Mi Butine and Wiel Nihelis Bros trial
A Wednesday hearing涉及 Mi Butine案与Wiel Nihelis Bros对抗 诉讼。证人描述资产分配争议与潜在赔偿。律师代表多方并就资产转让和投资款项谈判。案情涉及若干名个人与企业，法庭与仲裁人就纠纷细节作出判定。
Budget Debate Opens in British House of Commons
The Budget debate opened in the House with a crowded gallery and cheering. Philip Snowden announced a surplus of £4,329 in the previous year, reduced national debt by £17.5 million, and noted revenues driven by excess customs and spirit consumption amid influenza effects. Expenditures and debt totals were outlined, with plans to continue measures to reduce the national debt and support the Middle East and Dominions discussions.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Tig
Reat
Tobi
Don
Marcel
Wade
Juan Te Chancillor
Hy Hurden Ub Dela
Butl er Subject of Strong Attention in Reports
Piypariten of the Press Association notes that London sources indicate the Butler will be the focus of strong attention. The Wednesday dispatch from NDON references ongoing concern and expected emphasis on the matter in forthcoming discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piypariten, Press Association
Ndon
Ois
New Zealand Rail Strike Ends In Public Interest Move
Wellington officials announce an end to the railway strike after union members return to work. Ministerial negotiations resume to settle the dispute, aiming to restore full train service in both islands by near Saturday. Public reaction shows widespread pleasure at the resolution.
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Wellington
Phe
Teks
Tats
Ryeywhere
Unio
Ships for Sydney to be built at Hongkong
Reuters reports Hongkong based Whampoa Company secured an order to construct two passenger steamers for Sydney owners. The project confirms Hongkong as the building site with Australia as the destination.
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Sydney
Hongkong
Reuter
Servic
Whampoa
Campany of
Captain's Error of Judge Ment Framing a Marine Inquiry
A marine court probed the December 30 reef stranding of the steamer Pruti at Round Head near Port Moresby. It found Captain Hudson erred in judgment and deserved censure, with no wilful default and no costs. The hearing highlighted reef damage and duty concerns, while editorial comment covered immigration preferences and fiscal policy debates amid imperial governance.
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Sydney
Pruti
Round Head
Port Muresby
Hudson
Canada Alarmed Over British Trade Shifts
Ottawa expresses regret as British Chancellor signals changes to imperial preferences at the Imperial Conference. Canadian policy warns that McKenna duties' abolition may tilt competition toward American manufacturers, risking Canadian auto exports and prompting domestic plant restarts. London papers praise the Labor Budget while doubting its long term impact.
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Ottawa
Canada
Canaily
Baldwin
yAustealing Press Association
Uttawa
Snowden
McKennay
Dominion
Britain
United States
London
Windnesda
St George
Labor
Steamship City of Singapore Fire Inquest Opens In Adelaide
Coroner opens inquiry into a series of explosions and a blaze aboard the City of Singapore at Port Adelaide. Diver inspects hull while recovery work continues. Fireman Greenshield and others honored at funeral. survivors report kerosene and motor spirit on board and questions over cause with no conclusive findings yet.
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Adelalus
Singapoe
Port Adelaide
McInerney
Rawlings
Singapur
Alice
Hickey
Dunbar
William John Gorst
Pan
Key
Pilot Muir
Flo
Bute
Dheert
Ur Nowty Wold
No. 4
New York
Sjitlt
Adelaide
Joseph Ojeda
Sail
Ure City
Singapore
Ling
Frank LE
Luhi
Muebee
Mort Adelaide
Hate
Nuy
Inquiry Opened Into Death of Albert Greenogan in Singapore
This morning an inquiry opened into the death of Albert Greenogan who was killed in Singapore on Saturday night. The hearing was led by W V Ray for the steamer's captain and owners with Inspector Nobiet representing the police and E Fransdorf of the Fire Brigades Board. The inquiry was adjourned with statements from Fireman Thomas Crocker Boult of the Adelaide brigade.
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Adelaide Hospital
John Key
Rio Rua
Edgar Cornish
Laurence Anthony
Henry Sayers
Patrice Ryan
J. A. Anderson
Quebec Street
Adelaide
G. Anderson
Society For
HL Je Beaver
South Austrat
Royal Humane Society of Australasia
Singapore
Me. E. Farquhar
The
Warriors Board
No. 2
A. A. Kirkpattick
Greensii
Metropolitan Fire Station
Wakefield Street
Jolley
Seut
Frente
Ely Vad
Hun
Creenman
Port Advii
Ingres
Albert Greenogan
Sngapore
W. V. Ray
Nobiet
E. Fransdorf
Fire Brigades Board
J. T. Travers
Greenman
Thomas Crocker Boult
Adelaide Brigade
Pri
German Elections The Issues and Party Standings
Reuters reports Berlin voters face the Reichstag issue of whether to accept the Versailles reparations report as the basis for peace. Nationalists oppose. Socialists and middle parties favor monarchist restoration through constitutional means. Centre Party largely Republican and pro experts report.
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Reuter
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Cerftre
Dr. Heifferich
Dr. Stressemann
German People’s Party
Centre Party
Plasterers in Adelaide halt work after wage dispute
Industrial action by the Plasterers in Adelaide triggers a cease of work as union and employers clash over wage terms. An executive meeting was called as members plan further action while companies seek to maintain operations amid the stoppage.
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Raheays
Cnaibay
Lesher
Living Wage Increase Recommended in Adelaide Region
A government body today presented its report to the Minister of Industries proposing a higher living wage for adults in the tetrapolitan Adelaide area. The recommendation marks an increase over the previous rate and was issued by the Byard of Twilistey appointed units.
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Imperial Wireless
Adelaide
Byard
Twilistey
Unites the Lindi Irod Hold
Tul
Appeal for Seamen Fails on Watery Crisis
Sydney in Wednesday report shows an appeal for twelve seamen for the steamship Karoola to cover losses from a sinking. The waterfront situation grows tenser as developments widen. The Seamen's Union denies plans to tie up all McIlwraith McEachen steamers.
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Sydney
Seamen's Union
Mcllwraith
McEachen
Wyrallah Inquiry Verdict Due Next Wednesday
In Melbourne the inquiry into the wreck of the steamer Wyrallah proceeds with Mr Ham representing the owners. He challenges the accuracy of statements about Captain Watson and others, arguing Dilkers caused confusion. Mr Tain and Mr Bracken are featured, and the court will deliver its findings next Wednesday.
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Melbourne
Wyrallah
Ham
Watson
Dilkers
Dilkera
Warallah
Tain
Bracken
Wayrallah
Feeei
Thy
Fire Strikes Motor Garage in Luurne
A blaze swept a motor garage in Luurne damaging the main workshop and surrounding rooms. Fire brigade reported about 40 cars burned or damaged, with roughly 30 cars in an adjoining room saved and patrons’ vehicles rescued as crews battled the flames.
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Luuurne
Waithesitey
Keliin
Nussvitaireet
Patrona
Labor Leaders Elected In Sydney Meeting
Sydney report states Arch Stewart was unanimously reelected real Secretary of the RP and J Haman from Victoria named Federal President at a labor leaders gathering held on Wednesday.
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Sydney
Arch. Stewart
J. Haman
Victoria
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