Industrial Ships Hold-up Sparks Arbitration Court Action
In Melbourne the Federal Arbitration Court heard a case for the Commonwealth Steamship Carriers Association over ships held up at Sydney. Counsel urged a variation of the award to compel masters and officers to observe it. Adjournment was ordered to await further replies from Sydney. In Sydney the transport unions planned a meeting to seek a solution to the waterside dispute.
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Melbourne
Federal Arbitration Court
I. Lathyin
Common Wealth Steamship Cayners' Association
Sydney
Nowcasthr Amthor
Pirie Te
Powyers
Transport Group of Unions
Canada
London
Asius
Quade
Londons
Ida Nod
Joan
Broken Hill unions plan conference on wages and conditions
Delegates from unions met at Trades Hall to discuss methods to address industrial issues caused by refused wage increases and poorer conditions. The Workers Industrial Union led talks inviting Trades and Laborers' Union back to the conference and supported delaying the conference to gain authority from Workers' Industrial Union delegates. The Boilermakers plan to send reps failed to materialize.
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Toins
Ite
Enion
Trades and Laborers’ Union
Hw Workers’ Industral Union
Cald
Hie Workers Industrial Union
Boiletaakers
Government office cleaners wage award fixed
In Adelaide, Dr Sethro Brown fixed a weekly wage for office cleaners in Government service at 857, effective today for two years. The case adjourned to Monday to hear Partners’ minutes. the judge proposed 283/. The award matches wages paid by the Commonwealth and states.
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Adelaide
Monier
Industria
Sethro Brown
Ncci'dent
Ofl
T. Brown
Reminera
Wembley Workers Dissatisfied at Exhibition Meeting
A London report notes widespread discontent among Wembley Exhibition workers including attendants guides and refreshment staff. A representative meeting urged government action, seeking relief for four weeks and a provisional anti engineering measure amid unsettled conditions.
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London
Sundaz
Wembley Exhibition Way
Alleniants
Suni
Liner Undamaged by Grounding in Sydney Port
A vessel arrived in Sydney this Monday amid unclear weather notes. The report mentions an undamaged liner and refers to Bribuny on a river, with fragmented OCR text noting an arrival and feed by a student.
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Sydney
Arlene Finer Urvlely
Stuundine
Brisbane
French Balloonists Drift Across Channel Adventure
Sunday reports describe balloonists who rose over Paris on Saturday venturing across the English Channel. Over the Isle of Wight they were seen at noon. One jumper leaped into the Solent, swam half a mile to shore, and was hospitalized exhausted. A second balloon traveled 25 miles further before landing, with no injuries reported.
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Renee
London
Patis
Ballon
Isle of Wight
Solent
United States Triumphs Over France in Olympic Rugby Final
The United States defeated France 17 to 10 in the Olympic rugby final. The Americans opened with a four minute try and controlled the pace, outpacing the French with superior speed and power. French players struggled with the hard tackling as the U S team dominated the latter stages of the match.
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Reuter
BARTS
United States
France
Thei -Fiestory
Prntach
Denmark Edges Hungary In Davis Cup Tie
In Copenhagen Denmark defeated Hungary by three matches to two as the Davis Cup tie moved toward decisive singles. The result reflected strong performances from both nations with the host nation securing crucial victories in the doubles and late singles.
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Reuters
Sen Jet
Copenhagen
Siuaay
Denmark
Hungary
Desigiack -Aviil
Uly
Baby Welfare Struggles to Raise Funds at Town Meeting
The Baby Welfare movement faced financial strain with a push to boost donations from local residents. At a Sunday meeting, volunteers planned to open village gates on June 3 and organize town bands to hold benefit concerts on separate Sundays to support the fund. Donations were urged via the Town Clerk's office or by Mr. Robbelle.
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Bie
Sivgllers
Evlieeriou
Robbelle
Pirie
Te lowoie. Excerpt on ministerial address and prohibition talk
A fragment notes a minister from the Vem diveanee AlMines delivering a sieving address to the Bap Church after a May meeting. It mentions a May 4 date and a Dewey delegate, with emphasis on a prohibition stance and a receptive congregation.
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Dewey
Equilibrium Between Manufacturer and Farmer Speech
Sir Mark Sheldon delivers the Presidency Address to the Associated Chamber of Commerce in Adelaide. He defends White Australia and a protective policy, urges balanced national growth, and proposes direct aids like road building, railway subsidies, tax relief for small farmers, and currency considerations to stabilize exchange with Britain and the United States.
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Adelaide
Australia
Polins
Aiy
Mark Sheldon
Chamber of Commerce
Mark
United States
Europe
Lowish
America
World Pliers D Oisy Progress Criters
In a fragmented report the notice references D Oisy and progress along a wireless line between Hong Kong and Tokyo, with mentions of Peking and about 35 hours hover time. It notes Trout and a service that reports tolls and a house.
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Hongkong
Momlays
Trout
Tokyo
Peking
Courageous act saves drowning man near anchorage
A Danish man Peter Mollaitz tested his life by calling as Nelson, pilot of the Natal, leaped from the pilot boat The Garina and held the drowning man and Mollaitz until a life buoy was reached. Both men sank. Mollaitz died. Nelson survived and was later helped aboard. The event occurred amid rough seas and shark activity. Nelson is a member of the Pilot Boat Association and resides on Fifth Street, Pirie.
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Anchorage
Peter’ Mollaitz
Gyer ix
Tewakelon
Rho
Drywnine
Nelsop
Natal
Nelson
Peterxa
Hutchingons
Nelson -Weng
Hyty Vhingon
Natalytheewe
Mollnite
Mollalte
Hutching
Nelaouawam
Garina
Pirie
Piloy Boat ‘Association
Fifth Street
Pirla
Weel
British Politics Referenced Incoherent Party Intrigue
Fragmented OCR transcript discusses British political figures with garbled names and quotes. Mentions of Chamberlain and Heaw brook or Romiemtet appear, with unclear context and numerous garbled phrases, reflecting a damaged historical page.
Germans Move Toward Germannwealth Admission Stirs Debate
The interview notes Senator Pearce urging controlled immigration to Australia noting Germans will not be freely admitted until December 1925 amid agitation by Mr. Gable MB for looser rules. The article frames the policy debate over German immigration and government control.
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Melbo
Pearce
Srinabnt
Germany
Peawe
Hiv
Australia
Gable
M.B
Tram Strike Threatens Melbourne Transit Disruption
Melbourne authorities announce tram service suspension until July 1 due to a strike. The board led by Noyes speculates the move might inflict greater harm to workers than to the city, prompting negotiation and potential reevaluation.
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Melbourne
Ilies
Geipman
Anita
T Ie
Noyes
Death After Adelaide Motor Collision Claims 96 Year Old
A 96 year old resident of Slit Lon sieal Prospeel died after a road accident in Adelaide. The wreck involved a motor lorry driven by Cusgeave of Taylors-road Phievaktun and a vehicle carrying Mrs Parrot and Mrs Worgan. Parrots Lees and Werrll were injured. Mrs Worgan sustained slight injuries. Hospitalised at Adelaide Hospital on Friday night.
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Adelaide
Gold Standard and Commonwealth Bank Reform Proposal
Discussion on ceasing overseas borrowings and returning to the gold standard, proposing to buy Australian gold producers and maintain parity. Advocates reorganizing the Commonwealth Bank to take note issue, with a central board of eminent Australians, and separating savings banking from ordinary banking to avoid vault overlaps.
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Neighboohland
Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth Banke
Commonwealth
Bank of Engle
Sayings
Comonwealth Bank
Labor Paper To Close In Hobart Monday
A brief notice from Libor Dailies Ly announces the closing day of the Labor Daily, named the World. The exact timing and governing details are sparse, with readers urged to note the forthcoming cessation.
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Hobart
Libor
Sinsey
Labor Daily
the World
Holuet
Anniversary Ball at Port Pirie for St Wil Manish Tally
A Wednesday anniversary ball in Port Pirie to honor St Wail Manish Tally is announced with preparations underway. Organizers call for attendees and note scheduled activities will celebrate the community figure and local traditions.
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Alelit
Port Pirie
Duchsio migrates with Alyi in uncertain climate
An incomplete text fragment notes a migration event involving Duchsio and Alyi with uncertain timing and unspecified conditions. The passage hints at a lower threshold during migration and an unusual pattern, but readable details are sparse and names are unclear.
Unruly Adelaide Town Council Meeting and Mayors Departure
An irregular council session ends with the mayor ordering officials and the pressman from The Recorder to leave. The dispute centers on a prior motion about the transfer of the corporation and a demand for the mayor to withdraw remarks as councillors defy seat removal. The Recorder reporter is expelled after tension rises, and the chair changes hands as Geddes resists withdrawal. The meeting adjournment and publication plan follow contentious exchanges.
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Rye
Plaem
Ye -Juunell
Binie
Nigor
Wigeusson
Wits
Foiluyys wuTiUsy
Piri
Sruntfee Corporation
Wedcome
Adelaide
Commonwealth Bank
Geddes
ePhaba Dicker
Wullor
Elfvet
Uwe
Maynt
Geddan
Recorder
Ghambar
Alford
Ty Miyor
Conneillie
Chorbers
Menol
Cownell
T Wis
Counellor
Counell
Ns Sw
Treadgold
Ohair
Geoilny
Nkstr
Courts and Patents Case on Nesci nded Contract in Melbourne
In Melbourne a contract dispute involving Nichaluetros and the Syndicate centers on a negotiated payment of £10,000 and the reassignment of interests and shares. A delay of 14 days was granted for the proceedings.
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Melbourne
Moddas Isthe
Daswan' Wlifel
Niholaa Bros
Daroyges Craut Albert Thom Yard
Sulult
Nichaluetros
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Broken Hill
SIG Union
Wembley
U.S
Italy
Telowie
Port Pirie, Booleroo Centre
Wirrabara
National, Policy
Sir Mark Sheldon
Pita
Jotherso
World Pliers
D'Oisy
Struggle
Edward Nelson
British Politics
Min
Salowin
Stern
Monuay
Austen Chiberlain
Mr. Chamberlai Fomua
Ike
Lord Heawbrook
Romiemtet
Weaverbrook
Vniewers
Hanle
Howard
Commonwealth: Bank Reorganisatione
Labor Paper
Molong
Moihvow
Velbele
Tie Molong
Jrijuriess Esterday
BALL
Duchsio
the. Recorder
Council
Chamber
Mavn ‘Simn
Alfosit
Wilen Wu
Pregetman
Gaunellars
TWE
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