Tram Strike Drags On As Arbitration Fails
Melbourne report on a tramway strike with Justice Powers presiding at a compulsory conference. The Tramway Board refuses reinstatement of gripman Howard, and a legal hearing appears likely. Talks held under Sir Alexander Peacock adjourned without settlement, with a writ deadline extended to 4.30 for applications.
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Melbourne
Jr Justice Powers
Yaleral Arbitration Court
Justice Powers
Alexander Peacock
Tramway Board
Howard
Alcxander Peacock
Justie Powers
Pritay
Turhusrd
Courts Dismiss Prosecution After Bondi Death
In Sydney on Monday the Attorney-General ordered a nolle prosequi in the case connected with a young woman’s death at Bondi. The arrest of refinery Lawrence Green and nurse Mundsun was reported, but the prosecution will be discharged.
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Sydney
Woat
Bondi
Lurent Green
Mundsuaton
Labor leaders plan early state campaign in Sydney
Mew Labor campaign figures in Sydney announce plans to mobilize state elections as soon as national leadership concludes. They vow no delay in timing and express confidence Cabinet moves will not require a long campaign, signaling readiness for a hurried national election in 4925.
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Sydney
Mtr Lang
State Labor Party
Luvy
Tio House Ag
Women workers seek wage review by State Industrial Court
Industrial Adelaide Monday report that Trades and Labor Council will apply to the State Industrial Court to have the women's basic wage reviewed. The current rate of 35 is claimed as the lowest in Australia, with Victoria and Tasmania lacking court fixed minimums. Milne of the Typographists Society may advocate if the court agrees.
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Adelaide
Trades and Labor Council Ha
Howard
Australia
Victoria
Tasmania
Milne
S0ciety
Queensland police threaten half hour strike in Brisbane
Police in Brisbane warn of a half hour strike over grievances from pay, demanding uniform pay parity with New South Wales. A parade occurred and talks with the Home Secretary are planned while the cabinet weighs a 2300 expenditure request. Stopford dismisses the strike as non essential.
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Brisbane
Treasury
Home Secretary
Sydney
Queensland
New South Wales
Serr Fary
Mabinet Swift
Tume
Stopford
Hospital board power struggle in Adelaide labor council bid
The Adelaide Hospital Board faces a push from the Trades and Labor Councils to appoint two representatives to the board. Secretary Mr Howard confirmed repeated attempts by the council to gain influence over hospital control, amid a union movement that claims about forty thousand members and broad worker advocacy in Port Adelaide.
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Adelaide
Adeii
Ttye
Howard
Eli Couneil
Pirt Adelaide
Egypt's Independence Question Sparks Parliament Debate
In Cairo on February 28, 1922 Premier Zaghlul Pasha told Parliament he could not explain why British troops stayed after Egypt was recognized as independent. He said negotiations could proceed without conditions only if Britain would grant full independence to Egypt and the Sudan, and he rejected the four British conditions. Nationalists shouted for complete independence.
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Australian Press Association
Cairo
Zaghlul Pasha
Egypt
Soudan
Interview on Irish boundary dispute with James Craig
London interview with James Craig, premier of Northern Ireland, argues against a commission for arbitrary boundary settlement. He favors a joint statement between governments on the principle of consent and mutual agreement to avoid external meddling and future strife.
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London
Sunnay
Cap
James Craig
Nortern Ireland
Ura Coly
Ohoir
Unin
Bazaar Strives For Charity Amid Village Fair Ambience
A local bazaar and fete organized under the mayoral auspices showcased stalls, musical performances, and competitions led by community figures. Funds raised are expected to reach about £33, benefiting mothers and civic causes, with Queen contestants Kathleen Murdock May Lilywhity Mary Terra and Jean Lover Asatroll highlighted in the afternoon’s proceedings.
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Gucaar
Operanion Iin
Tellisery
Mrs. Talter
Wilson
Tennert
Arthur Wilson
Feo Maderson
Wade
Speare
Junie Cratic
Mesdames Porson
Pitagerall
Smd Fritsdort
Flowolath
Mysdhies Lelyes Hilt Coupenoriad
Mysdames Pickering
Couvenor
Murdock
Leilger
Ainsbury
Caigsford
Mayoriss
Kathleen Murdock
May Lilywhity
Mary Terra
Jean Lover Asatroll
Xternoon
Yi ‘Ooedings
Canada Prefers British Link With Australia Over U S Says Journalist
Sir John Willison in Sydney argues Canada backs protection and preference, favoring Britain and Australia over the United States. He notes Canadian parties endorse higher British duties, and Canada seeks a similar Australia agreement with preserved capital investment and mutual trade advantages, including newsprint and fruit markets.
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Australia
United States
John Willison
Sydney
Canada
Britain
Liberal Party
Farmers’ Party
Great Britain
Dominions
Australis
South Africa
New Zealand
Japanese Elections Clash With Faction Fights
Disorder marked the post election scene as Morioka and other areas report disturbances with factional rallies and candles lit in protest. Early results show party splits and continued tension as observers note shifting support in key districts.
Spanish forces clash in Morocco as Aizpuru advances
Reuters reports heavy fighting in Morocco since Wednesday. General Aizpuru with 7000 men led three columns in an effort to halt the Rif uprising, complicating revictualling for Spanish troops. In Halle clashes police injured as ten Communists killed. Also notes United States rugby victory over Romania 7 9 and upcoming match with France. Other items mention American football and Australian golf results.
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Reuter
Daily Express
Madrid
Morocco
Aizpuru
Halle
Parla
United States
Rommie
Americana
Hyland
Dritilat
Fury
New York State
Kirkwood
Hagen
Radium Treatment Featured In Cancer Reversals At Hospital
A Daily Mail report from St Marys College Hospital describes radium removing birthmarks and shrinking a facial cancer. A child with a large nevus on the head was cured after two radium applications, leaving only a faint trace. A breast cancer case improved after several rays and surgery avoidance, with the patient reportedly well. A nasal rodent ulcer reduced from a disfiguring growth to a small spot after six radium sessions, with the disease’s return uncertainty noted.
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Suchus! Wersly College
Daily Mail
War
N.vaye
Walking record hints at Olympian trials for Paris 1912
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a walking event linked to Olympic trials for Paris 1912. The text mentions a walking record, a participant named Minnay Prot to sailing, and a late return. It references a 224 mile date and a team with a rough outing against ducks, with unclear names and places.
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Yabe
Minnay
Tag
Olympic Jaans
Paris
Aboriginals Arrested for Robbery in Blue Mountains
Sydney reports police after a rash of house thefts in the Blue Mountains. Two Aboriginals were arrested during a rugged search. one was found lying in a cave with stolen property in their possession.
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Sydney
Blue Mountains
Elderly Sub-Postmistress Maintains Duties at Middlezoy
An eighty-year-old sub-postmistress in Middlezoy Bridgewater England continues to perform official duties. A chemical engineer suggests a honey and water mixture in a car radiator can prevent freezing in winter.
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Middlezoy
Bridgewater
Eng
Night of Revelry at Pirie Hibernian Ball Delights Catholics
The Catholic community of Pirie celebrated two major social events, notably the St Patrick's Day Ball and the Hibernian Ball. The Lost Jute Mall venue hosted the 1424 Hibernian Ball with strong attendance and lively music by Mr. Dixon's orchestra. A splendid supper followed, reflecting the community's talent for thorough entertainment.
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Pirie
Portia Mystery: Treviso Villa Tied to Shakespearean Locale
Paris Morning Post correspondent cites M Abel Lefranc finding a Treviso villa north of Venice as Portia’s home and the Last Act garden scene location. Lefranc, proponent of Derby authorship, links the site to the plays, with rooms depicting Hercules and the Argus, Venus, and other legends.
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M. Abel Letrane
Inet
Paris
Morning Post
Treviso
Portia Ved
Venice
M. Lefrano
William Stanley
Earl of Derby
Verona
M. Lefranc
Paolo Veronese
Hercules
Shakespeare
Argus
Portia
M. Lerane
Venus
Adonis
Italy
Derby
Volcano Active in Hawaii Inspires Spectacle
An Hawaii eruption near Kilauea creates a two mile high dust plume and dramatic sighting at Volcano. Reports from Government station describe crater activity with steam gas emissions and ongoing tremors as lava flows and instability continue.
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Uley
Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Volesto House
Stathorr
Sven Fn
Rocky
Java
New War Horror A Deadly Gas Discovered
London University Professor Burns warns of a new poisonous gas that can be spread by aircraft and contaminate basements and subways for days It is described as deadly and easily distributed with potential to cause widespread fatalities within a wide radius and requires urgent caution and response.
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Prorssor Burns
London Univrsity
Abattoirs Wages Agreement Reached in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Monday an agreement was reached concerning wages for abattoir workers. The settlement covers drivers, cleaners, and general labor staff, with potential uplift to several job categories and a review clause. The deal was brokered by industry and union representatives and is set to take effect shortly after formal ratification.
Tonsillitis Epidemic Reported in Pirie Weather Conditions Cited
Dr Leiteh notes tonsillitis and colds rise in Pirie as warm days and cold nights alternate. Epidemic levels exist though not severe, with many experiencing chills and throat soreness typical for September and October.
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Leiteh
Pirie
Violent disrupts Mass as New York parish repels violent man
In a New York church a severely distressed man, shouting and tearing through the aisle, caused a panic among about a thousand parishioners. Seven police officers assisted in subduing him after he resisted restraints. he was eventually placed under care as an ambulance was summoned.
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Epis
New York
Hespin
Thos
World Fliers Servite UUVER Sunday
Alasaagtreetived reports that uythers Mierican gloldt flere Lely Kanuge Ishun, one of the Abustion lads in May, for Ata Island. Their next trip wil be across the leeing Sea to Kawtehatka.
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UUVER
Uythers Mierican
Ata Island
Leeing Sea
Kawtehatka
Missing Airmen Safe After The Night Flight Disappearance
Fragmented OCR reports an airmen disappearance over a gale while attempting a long world flight. Three crewmates are listed among others missing near Port Walters. rescue teams search in rough seas and uncertain weather as authorities verify identities and status.
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Corduyal Alaskar
Abu Martin
Americ R Avis
Port Walur
Liquor Trade Conference Held Discusses Licensing Reform
Mr Noonan reports on a Federated Licensed Victuallers Association conference in Sydney from April 29 to May 7. Debates covered stronger licensing supervision, uniform trading hours across the Commonwealth, and measures to curb abuses. Discussions included recognizing reputable brokers and aiding Western Australia against prohibition in 1925.
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Adelaide
Mathers
Nounment
Victuallers’ Association
Syt
We Nuonin
United Lenardietmallers
Commonwealth
Noonan
26 Miles Walk For Wager From Tweedvale To Adelaide
A young man named P Pfeiffer started from Tweedvale at six yesterday morning and walked to the Adelaide General Post Office in four hours and thirty-two minutes. The 25 mile road wager required using the new route with no shortcuts. He was followed by cars and appeared not unduly fatigued upon arrival.
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Adelaide
Tweedvale
P. Pfeiffer
Adelaide General
Pfeifer
Pfeitfer
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