Cooks Dispute Negotiations Between Unions and Owners
In Melbourne a preliminary conference between union representatives and shipowners addressed proposed settlement terms. Talks, chaired by AUIu- WWéiin Lounell, formed a 5 member committee to work with AGOTA E and the Maritime unions. Appleton outlined terms demanding full crew manning and abolition of the ruster system, with free selection and transfers between ships. The meeting aimed to define a path to settlement without Cook’s direct involvement, seeking an imminent accord pending further talks.
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Melbourne
Mundy
AL & Basisst
Hepre
AG. T.L
Wooks
Lroffs
Ine A.get.u
Tnds
Wie
Auiu- Wwéiin
Lounell of
Trades Enlans
Appleton Fort
Tio Tally
Parker
Meg Appleton
Sydney Union Protest Over Interference Report
A Sydney meeting protested what was called interference by the O.T.U. in union affairs. The gathering warned Melbourne to halt meddling and anticipated potential outcomes from the dispute affecting the death of the Cooks Union.
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Sydney
Monitay
Cooks’ Union
Inday
O.T.U
Melbourne
Queensland Opposition Comment On Arbitration Act Amendment
In Melbourne on Monday Prime Minister Bruce argues the Arbitration Act amendment guards union rights and preserves the constitution of union organisations while signaling opposition to a longer peenent plan. The remark frames the bill as protecting individuals and unions amid political debate.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Marine Cooks
Queensland
Iniquitous Bill Rally at Melbourne Town Hall
Melbourne crowds gathered at the Town Hall to protest a controversial arbitration bill. The speakers labeled the measure oppressive and one sided, arguing it infringed on Australian workers rights and undermined existing labor acts. A motion declared the bill unwarranted interference with unions and the management of calls by Australian settlers.
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Melbourne
Medit Sention
Power of Unions in Australian Labour Party Debate
Adelaide Monday Ming inductees and allied unions move toward a conference on austerity. Delegates from the Amalgamated Engineering Union and 12 other unions are listed. several others have not yet replied but are inclined to favor the proposal. Mr Mood notes debt unions abstained or delayed as part of the mobilization.
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Adelaide
Ming
Booth
Maat Industry
Printing Industry Simployes’ Union
Carpenters and Joinery
Municipal Tramwaye ‘Association
Plasterers’ Society
Adelale
The
Curlers and Univeras’ Union
Federated Clerks’ Union
Liquor Trades Union
Meat Industry Employers
Uni Bricklayers’ Socety
Builder Laborers Federation
Festerated Tramworkers
Watsrauie Workers
Timber Workers
Toare
Mood
Alleged Forged Notes in Ocean Grove Case
Melbourne Monday report details touted forged notes tied to Ocean Grove with suspects Stefan Karasiwiz John Frederick Howarth Benjamin Thomas and Ralph Miller among the principal figures. The prosecution’s key witness Sanford Marehuko testified meeting Karasiwiz at Newport about twenty months earlier and described their subsequent visits and alleged conspired acts.
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Melbourne
Geelong
Stefan Karaasviz
John Frederick Howarth
Benjamin ‘Thomas
Ralph Miller
Sanfiid Maréhouko
Kerasiwiz
Hayiarin
Thomas
Ronald Harnieou
Ayers
Sorrowful Passing of Senator J Grant Reverberates
Melbourne reports Prime Minister Bruce and fellow MPs mourn the death of Senator J Grant. Colleagues describe him as a conscientious worker with moderate views who earned respect. Senator Needham notes the news was unexpected amid his long battle with a painful illness. The Labor movement laments the loss of a devoted advocate.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Sen. J. Grant
Labor Party
O. P. Pearye
Sen. Grant
Senate
Sen. J. Needham
Sen
Labor
Boat Capsize Near Port Lincoln Leaves Four Afloat
Four fishermen from Port Lincoln adrift after their boat capsized in Port Lincoln waters during an afternoon outing. The party, including Lionel White aged 23 and Montes Pi Lill 42, were rescued after an hour in the sea. Others listed: Kelly 55, Ronald Johns 21, and Mua ladys Lith 24. Coast guard and bystanders aided as nets and gear were salvaged.
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Port Lincoln
Lionel White
Lionel White, Aged 23, Ato Sint
Montes Pi Lill
Port Linen
Kelly
Granme
Monald Johns
Newley Brard
Mualadys
Care of the Teeth and Endowment Debate in Melbourne
The Royal Commission on Child Endowment heard from a Melbourne dental surgeon who warned neglect of teeth harms health and society, linking it to crime and insanity. He urged state-supported dental care and parental endowment, noting many dental issues are preventable while criticizing endowment as ineffective, as the commission adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Pedoral
Royal Commission On Child Endowment
Irdotin
Heath
Dental
Melbourne Dental Hospital
Nevon
Forest Products Work Proposed In Australia
Prime Minister told a gathering that a forest products research division is under consideration. He cited waste in Australian forests costing the country hundreds of thousands of pounds and noted plans to appoint a head for the new division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
M. Bruce
Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Avisteallan
Boas
England's Next Captain For Aus Tests Debated
London writers argue England lacks technical superiority over Australia and must rely on generalship to counter climate and turf. The crucial choice is England captain with candidates Chapman Fender Jardine. selection hinges on strategic mind and temperament.
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United Service
London
Australia
Marylebone
England
A. P. F. Chapman
Fender
Champion Sculler Bert Barry Receives New Taclug Boat
London Sunday reports Vicsted service noting Sir Charley Allom presented Bert Barry with a new Taclug boat to defend the Sculling championship of the world. The boat, named after the donor, replaces the one used in Canada to defray expenses.
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Vicsted
London
Charley Allom
Bert Barry
Canada
Barry
Government to pay five shillings per mile for mail route
A report from Ottawa indicates the government will compensate at five shillings per mile for mail transportation. Estimated annual cost is about $92,000 with 160 miles opened and 10 more expected, amid round-trip service changes and broader mail routes adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Gandhi Post
Ot- Nee
Iyaye
Leen
INNISFAIL MURDERS A STIR IN CHINESE COMMUNITY
Four Chinese men, Hong Kei and his 13 year old son killed in Innisfail area. Police faced difficult task as heavy rain hampered tracking. A witness near Boone reportedly heard cries as the killings occurred, but arrived too late to help. Community alarm grew amid rapid development.
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Anniseail Q
Monza
Hong Kei
Boone
Tragic Fremantle Hanging Of John Milner At Gaol
John Snimpater Milner, 23, was hanged at Fremantle Gaol for the wilful murder of Ivy Lewis committed near Darkan on February 28. The crime described as brutal was confirmed by medical testimony, and Milner reportedly sent a final note to his mother in England before the execution.
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Fremantle
John Snimpater Milner
Ivy Lewis
Darkan
Feruary
Milner
Minor
Pirie Town Council Favors Committee Discussion On Camp And Projects
The Port Pirie Town Council held a special meeting to decide on the Weeroona holiday camp proposal and related matters with Trotting Club and Speedways agreements. The mayor urged opening items to committee review first to allow full public understanding, with a report for the press later.
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Weeroona
Trotting Club and Speedways Ltd
Port Pirie
J. C. Fitegerald
Council
Coffey
Munro
Middleton
Te Cannell
Francis
Countcil
Rovers Triumph In Sloppy Shift Work Football Match
In a low quality round, Rovers beat Warriors with a feeble 4 among threes display. Scoring was uneven with Rovers dominant in the air, Sayner and Howard standouts, while Warriors showed limited firepower and execution fell short.
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Rovers
Warriors
Ravers
Jand
Atr Pal
Warrines
Torward
Whale
Sayner
LJ Howard
Sauleiaien Peothers
Ant Waly
Hatehinenn
Mine
Thompson
Warelers
Toris
Furely
Havers
Maward
Hares
Redt
Waviiy
Alherw
Abin
Nis
Asia
Ghaley
Worrall
Warriorn
Walsh
Qliyay
Rovers: > Goals 10 Behinds, ‘Wiarriors
Dominie
Ami
Hove
Mick Zulinsen
Selves
Xual
Wwingere
Gout Mthinnon
Kenny
Wi Rowe
Jaares Seemaur Wiest
Howar Inet
Jonley
Mckay
Sinners
Taek Zithrinian
Maerie
Zahevitch
Ern
Rome
False Pretences in Melbourne Court Judgment
A Melbourne judge ruled on a case of false pretences involving a man named Monnay. He received a three month sentence for defrauding £5 and an additional month for making a false declaration in connection with the Binwell Gift, with the period suspended pending restitution.
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Melbourne
Monnay
Willams
Beday
Sentat Beok Rumner
Monine
da Monine
Binwell
Kellogg Proposes Dominion Involvement In Peace Pact
United States Secretary of State Kellogg outlined plans to invite Canada and other dominions to participate in a League of Nations style peace framework after Britain accepts peacemaking terms. He suggested Canada may seek a separate arbitration accord distinct from wartime arrangements.
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United. Service
Washington
Suse
Retioue
Canady
Lin
Kellogg Satoy
Canada
Wit Lawry
Nis
Giant Bank of England Gold Removal Underway
The Bank of England begins its largest gold transfer into new vaults. Each day six hydraulic trucks carry bare and sovereigns from the reserve, guarded by armed sentries as two directors accompany the operation. The process will take many days and moves about £162,000,000 in value under strict safety measures.
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United Service
London
Bank of England
Bank of England Gold Reserve
Empire Day sermon at St Pauls warns Britain must stay strong
London reports quote Bishop of Glouster urging empire day attendees to recognize empire as an evolving, essential state. He argues Christianity historically lacks reasons to end empire, cites piracy as danger if seas loosen British control, and claims Britain must defend and sustain its dominions through colonization and trade. The bishop says empire has brought peace and governance, and Britain must remain strong to guard open seas and holdings.
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United Services
London
Suneay
Heddiam
Willey
St. Paul's
Wis
Beitish
Neane
Knot
Briain
Sean
Railways Conference Deliberations Extend Until Wednesday
ML notes that except for occasionals no one questions the annual conference of Australian railway systems and their uniformity aims. The object at the juncture is to secure uniform practice across branches and relate. Strachan and other branch offices of the railway system, Mr James Proser, commissioner at New South Wales Hallways, press the conference.
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Melbourne
Malbourne Tafoy
Pall
James Proser
New South Wares
Pressind
Mob Attacks by Strikers In United Service Case
News report from VGLOMED detailing a cowardly assault by a mob of strikers near the Grama. A passerby and her husband were targeted with violence, stones and iron bars, resulting in injuries. Police and authorities indicate ongoing investigations and arrests.
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Hare Ee
Font Chrohafours
Kandy
Ian Racapedt
Kelp
Aira
Gibson van
An Safily
Meesihsan
Soldier Settlement Policy Debate and Comfort for States
The piece discusses a wartime soldier settlement program and a parliamentary inquiry into how states respond to settlement requests. It reviews potential legislation, state shares, and the methods used to finance and distribute land and resources, noting concerns about adequate support and administration.
Endurance Swimming Woman's Remarkable Feat
A historic endurance swimming achievement by a female swimmer is highlighted with reference to a previous record and the context of competition. The article notes a notable performance and mentions lingering questions about the swimmer's training and background, including connections to a well known trainer and prior events.
Record Swim Finish After 30 Hours At Water
Mrs Huddlestone recalled the early incident when AWtu, ABM, Haken were in the water as a record swim of 30 hours 10 minutes 15 4/5 seconds was completed this morning in Chicago.
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Chicago
Mra Huddlestone
Arly
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J. Grant
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