Maritime Dispute Talks in Melbourne Amid Labor Split
A maritime dispute in Melbourne sees the A.C. and maritime committees seeking settlement terms. The Australian Federated Labour movement faces tensions as shipowners push for roster changes while the A.O. U. and cooks seek inclusion in negotiations. Leaders including ex Senator Johansen and Labor figures comment on the talks and possible resolutions.
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Tursaay
Despie Wa Marine Gotie Union
Ime
Speers
Maritime Guides
Atty
Lgab
A.c.t.utub
Uilelinos
Mc Hannan
W. J. Duggvo
C. Crofts
A.C
Shipaymura’ems
Sialing
Marine
AO. U
Cooks Move Conference Refused
Sydney report from Tuesday notes a conference decision rejected amid evolving discussions. The brief states a ruling blocked initial plans and indicates ongoing negotiations with no final agreement.
Industrial Appeals in Melbourne Debated Legislation Rise
The government plans to abolish the present Court of Industrial Appeals and replace it with an Industrial Appeals Court or similar body. Critics, including Trades Hall, argue the move limits appeal powers and lacks court-like features. supporters claim it would align with wage board structures and workplace talks.
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Melbourne
Utzday
Labor
Lerodion
Court of Industrial Appeals
Bourda
Yound-Labs
Arbitration Biel in Melbourne Alters Railway Unions
In Melbourne on Tuesday Messrs A Drakeford MLA and RV Ksaue secretary of the Australian Federation Locomotion and Railway Union along with A Calderei secretary of the State Industrial Unions Committee signed the ratary of the Australian Federated Locomotion Enainanien’s disnounting.
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Turetay
A. Drakeford
Enainanien
RV Ksaue
Avatrallan “Railwaya Union
A. Calderei
Lett
RAILWAYS CASE HEARD IN FEDERAL COURT
In Melbourne on Tuesday Justice Quisk noted surprise as Victorian Railways Commissioners argued the Arbitration Court should refrain from ruling on railway workers claims. They sought to proceed to the Railways Arbitration Board with wage and condition applications. Union counsel insisted the application was premature, aiming to block an award. The judge, after argument, refused the Commissioners' application.
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Tuewlay
Judha
John Quisk
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J. Carolan
Victorian Railways Commissioners
John Qajok
Railways Glassidoation Board
R. Keane
Australian Hallways Union
Tailway
R. Hobson
aMo~ For
Vistoria
New Sout Wales
South Australia
Txxmatila
Fils
Suniper
Ston
London
Stolhebarg
Storina
Bill
Rumburg
Talailley
Botten
Stolzenburg
Soujlin
Brine
Tudehope
The
Cooks’ Union
Gadgorale
Dake Tyersab
Blue
Kale Griga
Court finds boy guilty in obstruction on rainy line
In a local court, a schoolboy pleaded guilty to placing an obstruction on a rainy line and was ordered detained in a reformatory or similar institution for an indefinite period. A motorist with five passengers was involved in a wreck nearby, with details noting the accident but lacking full clarity.
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Porbes
Omky O Mionese
Young Farmer Fatally Injured by Savage Stallion
A young farmer was killed after being attacked by a savage horse on his father’s farm near Blenbetslade. The incident occurred Tuesday in CHWISPCHURGH and left onlookers stunned as the injured man succumbed to his wounds.
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Gons
JH A S Accident Fund Meeting And Financial Totals
The Fortnightly meeting of the Reeident fund of the Broken 3 Associated Smelters Proprietary Ltd shows a May 7 credit balance of £4000 7 2. Receipts from member contributions and the Company's subsidy total £152 6 6, making £447 8 , benefit payments total £2499 10 78 with accidents £181 14 , industrial sickness £14 , total £2499 10 78. The Mayel viability on May 1 was £4373 12 41. Payments approved include accident £9 sickness £433 industrial sickness £0 total £35. Membership on May 7 was 166, on May 24 4465.
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Broken 3 Associated Smelters Proprietary Ltd
Mayel
Parliament Delegation Protests Amendment Objection
Members of Parliament from Canberra travel with delegates to discuss a proposed amendment. J Zenllin and J Brennan of the Labor side are named as objectors. The delegation aims to challenge or oppose the amendment viewed as undesirable.
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J. Zenllin
I Brennan
Labor
Ws Dn
Dolenates
Unemployed seek shelter in Light Square quarters set up
A government premier stated this morning that a building had been secured in Light Square for sleeping quarters for the unemployed. He described efforts to provide shelter as hundreds of men marched past the window of offices, counting their numbers and seeking aid.
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Adrlamb
A. L. Potter
Intruder Questions Unemployed Passengers in Assembly
An intruder in the assembly spoke to Premier Collins about keeping unemployed travelers with no money aboard the Melborne express to Murray Bridge, asserting his identity as Nir Taffer. He was hustled out of the gallery by a posterman amid the disturbance.
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Uesnne
Fal
Murray
Bridge Dils- Ampenler
Nir
Taffer
Spreker
Rade
Father Diaturbance
Arctic exploration stance reshapes polar expedition aims
Capt G M Wilking voices views on polar expeditions focusing on speed and solitude. He argues Tubore exploration should emphasize quick, solo ventures and suggests accompanying Geo Noble in an airship. Further details mention Spitzbergen access from Alaska and potential collaboration with Mindlig-new Tend.
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Arcte
Tie Tubore
Saya Uurt Thors
Wacersvaier Oratt
Spitzberken
Alasl
Wins
Finen
Geo Nobile Ins
Nationalist Aims Address at Australian Women's League Conference
Prime Minister Bruce told the Annual Conference of the Australian Women's National League that the Nationalist Party stood for all sections of the people and cooperation across Commonwealth and States. He warned against hostility between governments, urged employer and employee cooperation, and argued for a broader unity beyond Labor.
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Sem
Brucn
Austrasian “Women’s National League Today
Labor Party
Australia
Oriana
Fatal Quarrel and Phosgene Gas Tragedy in Industrial Origin
London reports a fatal dispute linked to a Stolzenburg Ghamiel Works incident where phosgene gas release caused deaths and injuries. Government evacuations, hospitalizations, and public alarm followed amid unionist tension and arbitration debates. In Melbourne a separate fatality occurred after a quarrel at a mission station, with relatives involved and police investigations ongoing.
Man of Means Remanded on Theft Related Charge
MebBOURSE Tuesday reports the case of John Farquharson stylishly dressed, facing a charge of obtaining a motor car by false pretenses. His solicitor Mr Manchester argued a fourth share valued at £70,800 plus income of £1,200 a year. The court remanded him on £60 bail.
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John Farquharson
Ian
Triad
Manchester
Te Boneh
Letter to the Editor on Monday meeting remarks
Sir a letter from BOTTRALL argues a misimpression created by The Recorder about his statements at Monday night’s meeting. He asserts his remarks referred to the absence of a committee discussion at commencement and that if a special meeting had been called, the motion to refer to the committee would have been handled differently after the press entered the chamber.
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Jin
Foto
Wen
Bottrall
Thors
Walter
Australian Tourists Visit Guildhall to Inspect Empress Empire
United Service reports Lord Mayor opens tour of Australian seats in London. Tour delegates inspect the Burpee and embassadors of the Burpee. Objective cited to strengthen the Empire’s prosperity. An aeroplane engine used to power floodlights at an American air porte is mentioned.
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Touay
Waldam
American Air Porte
Child Endowment Hearing Highlights Malnutrition in Melbourne
Melbourne reports show that in thickly populated districts during unemployment periods many children in South Melbourne Port Melbourne Collingwood and Fitzroy suffer malnutrition. Mrs Mary aifeckett of the Kindersorden Unto testified that poorer children in kindergartens display distinct symptoms and require support.
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Federal Commission of Child Endowment
Mary Aifeckett
Fee
Sorden
Yar J Tong
South Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Collingwood
Fitzroy
Japan China Trade Boycott Spreads Amid Turmoil
Tokyo reports merchants plan to halt buying Chinese exports until a ruling ends the boycott. In Peking, Chang Hsiao Li ns forces reportedly withdraw as negotiations with Japanese agents unfold. Nationalist stance and Manchurian withdrawal suggest heightened tensions between Japan and China.
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Omoe
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Japan
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Colombo Outrage Exposes Attack on Mayor Party
Indignation rises after a motor car carrying the mayor and mayoress of Revreastie in Aust. was ambushed near Colombo. Stones shattered windshields and dented bodywork as eight attacked the first car, injuring Mrs Sutter and Mrs Gibson among others. Police and leaders vow full investigation and possible resignation.
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Miners Entombed After Explosion At Pennsylvania Mine
In Pennsylvania United States an explosion trapped 200 to 300 miners at the Mather Coillfery compound. Reports from Vancouver indicate no survivors and confirmed deaths among the entombed workers as rescuers searched the mine on Monday.
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Vancouver
Mather Goillfery
Pennsylvania
United States
Youth Rampage in Tayragong Village Leaves Several Hurt
In Pasanant, Tayragong province, a youth identified as Ned attacked villagers with a double barreled weapon. He injured seven, fatally harmed a woman, and killed another. He was pursued by police but not yet captured.
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Pollus
Sammy Mandell Beats Jimmy McKearin in 13 Rounds for World Title
Vancouver report: Sammy Mandell defends the lightweight crown in a gruelling 13 round bout against Jimmy McKarnin of Ireland. Mandell retained the world title after a hard fought contest in the ring.
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Vancouver
Sammy Mandell
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Jimmy Mckarnin
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Crossing Smash at Adelaide Rail Crossing Kills Two Horses
Two horses died when a tram car collided with a wagon near Entwvright crossing Islington line yesterday afternoon. Proprietor Fordham of Prospect leaped clear and escaped injury. horses were dragged into a cattle pit after the crash.
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Adelaide
Islington
Gordon. Fordham
Prospect
Ula Vail
Che Torey
Fordham
Plane Beyond Repair In Atlantic Flyers Report
New York dispatch reports the Atlantic Flyers aircraft damaged beyond repair after unsuccessful escape attempts from Greenland Island. German owners dispatched four men to build a replacement plane at Cuetius Field and plan a return voyage to Europe with Capt. Bormann Koehl Baron Von Hatmafold and Major James Witzmivuriee aboard.
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United Service
NEAW
Burglary at Ballarat Jewellery Store Reported
In the early hours thieves invaded Ballarat jewellery shop Brickart and Folson. They escaped with diamond rings valued around £1300, leaving a tray of rings missed by the raiders.
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Melbourne
Brickart and Folson
Ballarat
Earring Husband Cruel to Wife Faces Maintenance Order
A court heard Ruby Wilko seek maintenance from her husband Wallan Wilson amid claims of drunkenness threats and abuse. The defendant admitted guilt to charges of cruelty and was ordered to pay £24 weekly for wife and children plus £2 2s costs, with custody awarded to the wife.
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Lenis
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Nats
Fordarea
Boy Bourner Injured After Tree Climb in Norwood
In Adelaide on Tuesday 14 year old Charles Herbert Bourner climbed a tree on a vacant allotment near Sydahham Road Parade Norwood. He slipped and snagged a rusty iron chain, became entangled, and fell striking his body on the chain end. Passersby aided him and he was rushed to hospital. An operation was performed and he is reportedly progressing but in serious condition.
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Norwood
Sydahham Road
Charles Herbert Bourner
Fatal Tank Explosion Injures West Thebarton Worker
A welding foreman, A Gillingwater of West Thebarton, was killed instantly at 7 30 am when a Petra tank exploded at Me Leonard Sonn’s welding plant. He had worked there about a month after a four month unemployment, and he is survived by a widow and four children.
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A. Gillingwater
West Thebarton
Petra
Leonard Sonn
West Dushurton
iGillingwater
Vide Wie Jans
Tami
Gillingwater
Yshory
French tennis figure honored for services to the sport
Paris reports that President Doumergue has appointed Norman Brookes and Chevel Hine to the Legion of Honor in recognition of their contributions to tennis. The award acknowledges their roles supporting professional players who recently toured abroad.
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Doumergue
Norman ‘Brookes
Chevel Hine
Legion of Honor
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