Empire Air Service in Tasmanian Talks Stalled
Thursday in the House a government source said no close communication had occurred with the Agent-General for Tasmania regarding Mr Burney's imperial airship scheme. He could not yet comment on the project’s core aspects while Burney was told safeguards could yield acceptable prospects of feasibility between India and Britain.
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Fanmons
Tasmania
Mr Ashboll
Burney
al- Hinughbw
India
Death of Mrs Fenton Me Guurne on Friday
Friends mourn Mrs Madey Fenton tallied as fatally shot on the Yarra Bumk yesterday. Reports say Mr Penton contested his wife’s belongings and offers were made to take the infant daughter. The Mullins of Mr Penton claim his son disowned the marriage and hid his wife’s vision to the stage amid lingering tensions.
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Madey Fenton
Yarra
Hani
Vehicular Crash Disrupts Pirie Street Late Night
A collision occurred around 10:30 pm in Pirie with a car driven by William Nance colliding into a Pirie residence area. Passengers Dorothy and Thelma Nance and Patrick Daly and Thomas Whetspace sustained injuries, with Mr West Nunve’s bogey damaged. Police and rescuers responded, shots fired mentioned, and residents reported a shaken scene leading to further inquiries and community concern.
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Persis
Ollers
West Nunve
Pirie
Wiliam
Nance
Dorothy
Thelma Nance
M Patrick Daly
Thomas Sa
Pimivll
Simi
Itil
Poli Fonds
William Sonee
Alan Rereiv
Irish Peace Moves Delay Dáil Debates in Dublin
Reports from Dublin say feuding factions in Northern Ireland gathered to discuss the peace committee's report and the Dail Eireann debate was adjourned. In Belfast four men were shot as gunmen attacked a tramcar crew and police barracks in a separate incident.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
Messrs
Collins
de Valera
Rport
Aleu
Reuter
London
Thure
Belfast
Mustrage
Meuter
Industrial Problems Threaten TM Ye
Industrial difficulties threaten TM Ye as operations confront supply and production hurdles. Officials indicate ongoing disruptions may affect timelines and output levels, prompting contingency reviews and potential cost impacts across affected sectors.
OMINOUS DECISION OF ENGINEERS AT RANDWICK SHOWS
A mass meeting of Amalgamated Society of Engineers at Randwick shows members resolved to exhaustion of legal remedies and warn they will resort to the only measure left to secure their rights. The meeting indicates rising industrial tensions and potential action.
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Evaney
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Randwick
Labor legislators CO uncover seyi vote notes
A committee of Federal and State Labor representatives in New South Wales discusses aligning with the Brisbane conference to oppose a new rider. The panel reaffirms adherence to assertive tactics and urges expulsions from party ranks for dissenters after recent elections.
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Visu
Valine
Plenary political commission adopts temporary non aggression pact
Genoa conference notes the plenary political commission unanimously approves a temporary non aggression pact to be observed by each state. The United States reserves its decision on the Russian affairs matter until the situation clears. The Dual sitting of the conference is scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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Genoa
Thurs
United States
Russian Affairs Commission
Reuter
Vanderlip Sees Genoa Conference as Clinical Exposure
Frank Vanderlip, NY banker, reports to the American Chamber of Commerce that Genoa exposes social diseases like excessive reparations claims and military spending. He warns against American bank reserve involvement and notes friction between France, Britain, and Italy over the conference.
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Washington
Frank Vanderlip
New York
Genoa
American Chamber of Commerce
Russia
America
Vanderlip
France
Germany
Paris
Great Britain
Italy
Reuter
Hospital Board approves nurse staffing increase
The Pirie Hospital Board heard the department approved the increase of Miss Meluering’s subir Trem from December tied to the government approval, with funding provided from the sublimit fund. Mr Blight urged repayment of ride to Miss M Kerney and referenced government costs. The motion passed with the chair asking for government approval and to disallow further funding disputes.
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Birie
Mixs Meluering
Blight
Mies Mytnerey
Jas
Sumtaritan Fund
Sumtaritan Fund Se Tit Cin Hardship T Ihe of Mon Her. Mr. Duckson
Pytslie Works
Willy
Engineering unions split and conference adjourned
The Amalgamated Engineers Union has broken away from other unions and declined to continue negotiations on the Mackenzie report. The engineering conference is adjourned to Saturday while groups review their positions in sections.
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Landon
Thors
Frothe Utter
Anmnen
Mackenzie
Engineerin
Varias
Reuter
Turkish atrocities inquiry proposed for Asia Minor
Paris reports that the high commissioner in Constantinople is asked to cooperate with British and Allied colleagues to set up a commission of inquiry into reports of Turkish atrocities. A similar commission is to be sent to Smyrna to investigate further in the area.
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Paris
France
113Igh
Honsinatinople
Smyrna Ig
Melbourne electricians strike looms amid arbitration plans
The Industrial Visnries Committee of We Trades Mall Gonnpile considers terminating electricians strike as expiry nears. A womanitice will specify arbivistion proceedings and next steps.
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Melbourne
Industria Visnries
We Trades
Steike
Export of Ores Urges Commonwealth Action
A letter from the Port Kembla Progress Association urges the Commonwealth Government to curb ore exports and partially protect miner products. It argues the embargo would not affect Port Kembla's position as copper prices fail to cover production costs, and notes current global metal market conditions.
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A Tellet
Commonwealth
Ute
Port Kembla Progress
Warner Hoyan
Stolen Jewellery Case Ends in Parental Acquittal
In Melbourne the Criminal Court heard the case against George Gregory Cronin a traveller aged 21 charged with breaking into Mayfair the residence of Robert Simpson grazier New South Wales and stealing furs and jewellery valued at about £300. Cronin his father Samuel Cronin and his mother were also charged with receiving the goods along with Mary Badham who Cronin lived with. The jury retired and returned verdicts finding Cronin and Badham guilty while acquitting Cronin’s parents. Sentencing was deferred.
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Melbourne
Criminal Court
George Gregory Cronin
Mayfair
Robert Simpson
New South Wales
Samuel Cronin
Mary Badham
Cronin
Two Pirie men face charges in Crystal Brook court
William Dowrick was charged with intoxication and fined 407. John Patrick Healy faced larceny charges for taking a gold watch chain and locket valued at £20 from A M Sullivan. The case was dismissed on resumption, then Healy was rearrested and committed to Gladstone Gaol for sentence at the next criminal sessions.
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Pirie
William Dowrick
John Patrick Healy
Crystal Brook
Davidson
Weston
Dowrick
Eslick
Healy
A.M. Sullivan
Griffen
Gailty
Gladstone
Peterborough Hospital Board Advances Urgent Needs
The Peterborough Hospital Board, with 42 members present, notes a satisfactory start and smooth operation. Upgrades include a septic tank for the isolation block, new staffing lines, and procurement of blankets, rubber sheeting, hot water bottles. An extra nurse and probationer will be appointed. funds may exceed £10 between meetings for urgent needs.
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Peterborough
Shortage of Charge Nurses Spurs Salary Debate
The article reports a shortfall of charge nurses and a push to raise salaries. It notes hospital understaffing at Ply Hospital Wala and proposes salary scales rising to 140 pounds in year one with annual increases, aiming to align public and private hospital pay. The piece cites General Hospital leadership and a conference resolution backing higher wages to attract nurses.
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Rothertiae
Gerard
Dweksin
Iiter
Nelent
Pivie
Pirie
Greklnri
Sceundine
Canis
Spread of bubonic plague reported in city health update
Fragmentary notice indicates health officials address bubonic plague spread linked to Pahlington area. Mentions hospital, alerts, and public health response though specific details are unclear. Entities suggest municipal health department and local hospital involvement.
Sundowner Company to Stage Australian Comedy Drama in Pirie
The Sundowner Company led by Mr. Lea Budrick announces a new season in Pirie with Down of Ure Parm as the opening production. An all-Australian comedy drama in four acts, praised by critics, will feature leading actors and scenic studios. Tickets and pricing are advertised in a later volume as plans call for Saturday and Monday performances at the Pirie facility.
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Sundowner Company
Lea Budrick
Pirie
Runnama Eeht
Nur Fay Ssuruyy Aunier
Obulst
Coast Ultouitie
Art of Cricket fragment reflects on Warwick Armstrong
The Timers namamenting on Warwick Armstrong's cricket book mentions a nurse and a magical moment in cricket lore. The passage critiques Armstrong’s missed team care and hints at a past season’s notable reactions.
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NTN
Warwick Armsteong
Atosieonz
Ronweive Linn
Gregory
Hubert Wos Wise Header of fie Golaminers at Mari Tyak
Message from Louisville States reports Hubert as head of the golaminers on the new Tehh at Mari Tyak Hooktrow. He has twenty years of experience in mintus and says the new project offers strong insights. He notes several observers and raises questions about the machinery.
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Sydney
Louisviogs
Hubert Wos
Mari Tyak
Mintus
Prendergast Illness Cancels Local Masses
A telephone message from Adelaide after midnight says Dr Prendergast III cannot travel this week. He fell ill yesterday and his medical adviser ordered rest in Jal for a day or two. Mass celebrations at Salomon town and Crystal Brook are canceled tomorrow.
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Adelaidette
Hey
Prendergast
Lo Pirie
Fir
Jal
Salomontown
Crystal Brook
Sudden Death in Pirie Card Party
A sudden death occurred at 8 Warrum Street Pirie when Mr J Oliver father of Mrs Mussared collapsed and died two minutes after feeling unwell during an evening card party. He was active in friendly society work and contributed to the social branch.
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Mussared
Warrun Street
Pirie
J. Oliver
Cable News Fragment Highlights Isa0 Headed Item
A clipped cable news item discusses Isa0 headed coverage appearing on the page. The brief note notes broadcast focus and placement but provides limited readable details.
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Buch
Jockey Charged With Melbourne Conspiracy Case
A conspiracy charge against jockey Arthur Niemann was continued. Niemann testified Thatcher owner of Seal King paid £10 for travel expenses to Adelaide. Witness Williamson said he would add funds to reach £30 and an offer of £100 to pull the horse was alleged. The case was adjourned.
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Melbourne
Arthur Niemann
Niemann
Thatcher
Seal King
Adelaide
Williamson
O.B.U. tensions threaten against general strike
The article reports that the O.B.U. faces internal doubt and external threats as sectional strikes loom. Union officials warn a general strike would collapse the O.B.U. while critics say its real constitution was never adopted and assets would shift to the O.B.U. Council of Action.
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C.B.U
Council of Action
O.B.U
AWA
Central of
Ue Awa
Aw.c
Ordue
Inter-Slia
Ks Awa
Union
O.b.vism
Wey
Labor Daily
Bays Vines “Sun
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