NO MORE GENERAL STRIKES LUSDOS REPORTS
In a weekly Journals note Lator leaders frame the strike defeat, noting unions lack fight instinct for a broad stoppage and urging money as essential. Bir Ramsay MacDonall contrasts eras, while Wheatley cites fevered turmoil and Mr Braisford blames J H Thomas for uneasy conduct and possible street violence. The strike ends without miners consulted, revealing poor leadership.
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Lusdos
Bir Ramsay MacDonall
Braisford
J. H. ‘Thomas
June Labor Congress barred German delegates entry
The Daily Mail reports Herr Leipart president of the General Federation of German Trade Unions and Knoll, member of the German Federation, were refused permission to enter England to suspend the planned June Labor Congress.
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The
Recorder
Lundyn
Daily Mail
Herr Leipart
General Federation of
Gtrman
International Federation of Trade Unions
Anderr Knoll
England
Disquieting Rumors From London Political Wires
London dispatch reports the Daily News claiming a grave national position while Londoners seem calm. Cabinet and miners met and adjourned with no reported developments, but there is belief the Cabinet lacks harmony and the miners’ Executive plans to seek broad monetary support from unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily News
Veisation Alleged And Denied In Commons Debates
London reports a motion for adjournment of the House of Commons with Arthur Wenderson alleging victimisation across government departments due to a strike. He claims 125000 industrial government workers, only 1000 facing action, while the rest are shielded by forbearance and generosity. He argues those dismissed were those who broke contracts deliberately.
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London
House of Commons
Arthur Wenderson
Druminsals
Thurauay
Knox
Cowmons
von Crum
Mouse of Commons
Arthur Steel-Muithaid
Ine
Mt Jima
Proposals Mutually Rejected in Miner Strife Talks
The Miners conference rejected government settlement proposals for the coal strike. It reported agreement with some points but could not endorse wage reductions or a compulsory wages board. Mine owners oppose amalgamation of mines, wage arbitration, and recruitment limits, warning the wages board could raise costs and force owners out.
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Wondon
Waxes Board
Star
Wages Board
Writhing of Hands and British Strikes Stir Atlantic Debate
A London piece by Maxse attacking Lloyd George portrays Britain’s strike turmoil as a nightmare. It contrasts Baldwin’s leadership with George’s approach and notes unions pressing for national unity while Liberals gain ground amid defections.
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London
Maxse
Lloyd Gee
Britain
Lloyd Gevege
Trim
Scrablitie
Mr. Baldwin
Plecrit
George
Defratiain
The Cilento Action and the Sea's Mercy Tug Lindfield
A Sydney court heard the case of Raphael Ambrose Cilento former Murray Bridge railway master with Willian Webb defending. The commissioner dismissed Cilento for disobedience to a lawful order, ruling his misconduct serious but Webb believed Cilento could not serve in railway work again. Separately the tug Lindfield returned after rescuing the disabled Eastern Moon, recounting a brutal gale and the vessel's perilous voyage, with crews enduring heavy seas and near disaster before reaching safety near Sydney.
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Adelaide
Raphael Ambrose Cilento
Murray Bridge
Che Madox
Mt Pelier
Railway Einer
Tyidemer
Mantua
Leroi
Willian Webb
Glotem Gam Fanitier
MWS
Ale Webb
Murray Bristee
Webly
Government opposes per capita grant cession says Treasurer
Adelaide reporting on federal financial proposals discussed ahead of next week's Premiers conference in Melbourne. Mr Guan states the cession would harm state finances and contradict the Commonwealth's spirit, the Surplus Revenue Act of 1910 and the return of three quarters of customs revenue.
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Adelaide
Guan
Tudiy
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Bomb on a Roof Leads to Arrest in Melbourne
Henry Jenkins aged 30 and the driver were arrested on charges of endangering occupants with an explosive after bombs were thrown at a house on Wallauerby Street Colingwood during the May night. The explosion damaged property. no injuries reported.
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Melbourne
Tiday
Henry Jenkins
Dob Wallau
Erby Street
Colingwood
Money From Russia and Prevention of Entry Suggested
A House of Commons session in London discussed proposed measures linked to money from Russia and preventing entry of individuals. The debate touched on strike grievances and alleged victimisation as ministers argued over potential intervention and support for miners amid ongoing labor tensions.
Life of gaiety days in bankruptcy case at London
Sydney Friday reports well known vaudeville duo White and Clay Smith examined in bankruptcy after a writ by Wilfrid Colton. They claim global losses from Australia to London theater tours. home in Krusland valued £3500 was sold for £500. Roth Smith and wife drew £30 weekly. finances collapsed as tours failed and earnings vanished. Official Assignee C Lloyd notes the couple earned £25,000 in earlier years before bankruptcy proceedings.
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Sydney
White
Clay Smith
Wilfrid Colton
Claysmith
London
Australia
de Watther
Krusland
Otlan
Roth Smith
Emloriaihims
Huw
C. Lloyd
Hiis
New Victorian Governor to tour Mellourne
The new State Governor Lord Sons will drive in Mellourne on June 24, visiting key districts and meeting officials as part of the formal introduction to the province.
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Melbolhe
Lord Sons
Mellourne
Signs of the End At Sydney Labour Dispute Brews
Report details a prolonged mining dispute with workers idle for seven weeks and a return to work under conditional terms. Union leaders seek mediation as engine drivers and officials consider a broader stoppage while federal and state executives prepare talks. Matthew Charlton MP slated to attend in Sydney.
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Sydner
Ite
Furty
Matthew Charlton
M.P
Sydney
Arbitration Court Hears Metal Workers Claim In Australia
In the Wederat Arbitration Court the Depuy President heard the Metal Workers Union of Australia seek termination of their 1924 award. Frank Derham for employers warned of industrial bans if granted. The court adjourned as political factors in New South Wales influenced proceedings. The Gasworkers Union request for reduced hours was held over until the reconstituted court operates.
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Melwoltine
Frisky
Wederat
Depuy
Chd
Ana
Moutinekals Union of Australia
Frank Derham
Tin Smployers
Uniont Sey
Tech Ul
New South Wiles
Thaers
Gasworkers’ Union
Federal Parliament debate in Melbourne House and Senate adjournments
The Melbourne session reports parliamentary activity as the House of Representatives discusses referendum ballot questions and banking of notices. Debates cover the Referendum Act, remuneration for judges, and wartime profits bills. The Senate advances Oil Agreement and Industry bills before adjourning until Wednesday.
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House of Representatives
Bruce
Chaclton
Bibson
Ale Machin
Earle Mage
Tarim
Lathan
Atorage
Jnasie
Gourk
Vttvot
Jane
Titizanks Iy
Bingine
Latham
Jude
Judge
MeScullen
Senate
Depraved act by a mother in Alexandria tragedy
Sydney suburb scene reports a terrified morning at Giaconat street Alexandria where a mother Wellamore, 49, and her two daughters Enid 16 and Dorothy 4 were found slain, all bodies in a passage near the kitchen with a razor beside the mother. Neighbors and police describe a blood filled scene as husband William Moore, a factory worker, left for work and learned of the murders after neighbors alerted authorities. The husband, unaware of his wife illness, faced a night of unrest before the tragedy. Police continue inquiries into the fatal acts and surrounding events.
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Sydney
Giaconat Street
Aleandria
Rage
Margaret Mary Felixmore
Enid
Dorothy
Dew
Themas Wellamore
Tulwold
Teun
Desettby Vrs Wellsmore
Federal minister plans Port Augusta to Adelaide rail link
The Federal Minister for Works and Railways said a bill will be introduced to authorize the Port Augusta to Redhill Port Augusta Adelaide East West rail link with a third rail on the Hawke line between Hedlitt and Adelaide. The project aims to divert West Line traffic from Kalgoorlie to Adelaide and is part of the broader Perth to Kalgoorlie line upgrade.
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Melbourne
Lavey
Port Augusta-fedhil
Adelaide
Hill
Federal Public Works Committee
Port Augusta
Redhill
Hedbitt
Adelide
Kalgoorlie
Will
Ea. HeniSte
Perth
Shortage of Coal Strains Melbourne Transport Efforts
Melbourne coal supply is running extremely short. The continuing travel constraints affect transport drivers and workers. The situation is described as desperate as efforts to maintain services continue amid shortages.
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Melbourne
Old trainer dead shocks Australian racing world
Sydney reports the death of a veteran trainer and breeder in Melbourne. The obituary notes his long career in the sport, his influence on Australian horses, and lists horses he trained or drafted, including Tartan and Moun Lin Kins.
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Sydney
Dow Tepton
Mani
Sheariog
Melbourne
Australian Eleven Hit By Cambridge Bowling Turbulence
Cambridge bowlers restricted the Australian Eleven to 235 as Woodfull top scored with a crucial innings. Meyer's and Enthoven's partnerships anchored the Australians, while Cambridge fielded tight in the sticky conditions, with Meier and Mulroy contributing with the ball as the innings unfolded amid heavy rain and lengthy overs.
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M.S
London
Mulley
Grimmett
Myder
Mihardaop
Macartney
Bulmy
Golling
Robbin
Fey Enllioven
Meyer
Meterdson
Mt van Ute
Wirligedson
Wiehwr
Koon
Ruthoven
Wichardson
Tyler
Hyder
Sportine
Andrews
Hin
Mulroy
Levine
Woolhall
Serious Accident in Adelaide Roads Injures Horses and Rider
A serious accident occurred on the Enhill Road at Surnside this morning involving three horses and a van employed by Mr MP Barnett of Shape Gully. The rider was taken to Adelaide Hospital in a deep unconscious state with head injuries and shock. The report lists numerous names and bowling figures, indicating a detailed local notice of the incident and participants.
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Theenhill Road
Williams
Barnett
le Yan
Adelie Hospital
Alexanter Mives
Lowe
Elis
Nyder G. Duleepeinhi
Terrific squall wrecks Salisbury area and telegraph poles
A violent windstorm swept between Salisbury and Smithfield damaging property and uprooting 42 trees. Telegraph poles and a wireless aerial were bent, a house roof partially collapsed, a 40 gallon drum blown across the road, and a dairy damaged as workers assessed losses likely near £4000. Authorities and postal staff arrived to repair the storm wreckage.
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Salulay
Morth
Sallabury
Smithfield
W. E. Panfold
Penfold
Mr. Teaves
Gawler
Industrial Powers Debate in Adelaide Frays Federal Plans
Adelaide reporters note Premier Gunn seeks further details before backing federal industrial initiative. The article suggests Labor faces Liberal opposition and hints at shifts in policy by the Nationalists, with implications for Commonwealth Arbitration Court powers and state control over wages and hours.
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Adelaide
Gunn
Furmer
Labor
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Mal
Wevnsland
Nes
South Wales
Wernaland
Criminal Court Proceedings Resume in Adelaide
Victorian Parliament issues and resumed sessions as the Adelaide court prepares for resumed criminal hearings. Coroner reports the case of Miss Mien Kew, previously bound for trial in a fatal 4 young woman incident, with Justice Napier and Chief Justice Sir George Murray among those presiding in forthcoming sessions.
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Priduy
Essley
Adelaide
Mien Kew
Horis East
Mareh
George Murray
Ghief Justice
Poole
Napier
Hue Court
Judeyvont
Juan
Elenitrown
Willan Teague
Greek worker injured in quarry accident at Glen Quinend
A Greek workman named Denis Bri Jay, an employee of Guirries Ltd, was struck by falling stone and injured while working at a quarry in Glen Quinend. He sustained a severe skull fracture and was taken for medical treatment.
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Adrtane Bri
Jay Denis
Guirries, Ltd
Glen
Regular Polar Journeys Forecast by Risber Larsen
A garbled forecast from Captain Messer Larsen at Wo Antdintsen aviation station notes a Polar expedition plan. The text hints at testing weather sense and possible wake effects, with unstable wording and unclear dates or locations.
Wharfage Demand From Outer Harbor Deputation
Overseas harbor authorities pressed for additional wharf facilities at Outer Harbor Adelaide. A deputation met Premier Med Gumn seeking substitutes. The Premier will refer the matter to the Harbors Board, noting a statewide harbor improvements program planned for the coming year.
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Adelaide
Outer Warbor
Med. Gumn
Harbors Board
French Brain Government Action After Meeting Controversy
A chaotic report outlines ministers' two meetings and debates over government restraint on resources amid speculation. It notes M. Poret and others questioning policy, with the cabinet to consider halting speculative activity and stabilizing the economy during a tense period.
Debt Settlement Demand Stirs Industry Report
Special report from The Rear London outlines mounting pressure on manufacturers as a federation seeks debt settlement terms. The fragmented text references Winston Charons and a push to forward a Teller to others, signaling industry-wide financial strains and potential settlements.
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London
Federation of Srntiet Trices
Winston Charons
From Citations to Chaos in a Swung Balance
A garbled OCR montage from a South African context describes a 23 year span, a change in leadership, and a flagging municipal mood. It mentions Tamaniaty and a Cologne reference, with implied tension between authorities and a population in unrest.
Berlin prepares for emergencies amid police orders
Amid tense times in Berlin the city readies for any disturbance whether from Communists or Nationalists. Police have received special orders and leave has been halted, signaling heightened precaution and readiness for potential unrest.
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Hag Bow
Guilty of incest remanded for sentence
Adelaide report states William Henry Tapp, 0, a wae Chester of Mailaia, was found guilty of incest. Sir Justice Napier ordered remand for medical examination and a report to determine fit for sentence. The proceedings note incapacity and the need for expert opinion on restraint.
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Adelaide
William Henry Tapp
Chester
Mailaia
Justice Napier
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