Coal stoppage threatens vast unemployment in industry
In the coal dispute no settlement is seen. Up to 30,000 miners and 1000 engine drivers and numerous carters and workers have been laid off. The Miners’ Council remains in Sydney and plans no immediate meetings. The steamer Dimboola bound for Melbourne Adelaide Western Australia will tie up and sail Friday. If the coalfield strike lasts two weeks, other industries will halt, with brickworks near closure due to coal shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarsus
Miners’ Council
Sydney
Dimboola
Melbourne
Adelaide
Western Australia
Ile
New Soth
Wales
Warmvis Uffeliewrs
Cabinet Rejects Trades Hall Request In 48 Hour Debate
The state Cabinet refused the Trades Hall Wisputey Committee request to use government contracts with private firms to bridge the 44 to 48 hour gap. It also declined a second appeal for Cabinet representation to discuss the 48 hour dispute. The minister for labour, J Baddeley, warned the move would signal no confidence in the minister. Prospects for settlement look dim as employers push 48 hours with 44 in a staggered plan before a potential federal court reconstitution. Members of the federal union are expected to strike within days, with little chance of agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigsiddd
PF. Baughlirt
Trades Hall Wisputey
Trm
Labor
J. Baddeley
Moulders' Union Award Battle Ends in Federal Court
In Melbourne the Federal Arbitration Court refused to cancel the award for the Federated Molders (Metals) Union of Nuatura Jia. Deputy President Sir John Quick ruled the NSW branch sought release from federal duties to push for a state award and 44 hour weeks, while 48 hour rates persisted. The award remains in force in NSW and Victoria until July 6, 1926, with rights for both sides to pursue new Commonwealth or state awards in multiple states. The court said future similar applications would be judged on their merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quick
Melbourne
Federal Arbitration Court
Juhn Quick
Federated] Mowers (Metals) Union
Nuatra Jia
Honor
New South Wales
New South Wales Industrial Commission
Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Nino m
Wales
Sir John Quick
Seamen's Union meeting at Port Adelaide in early talks
A stopwork session of the Australian branch of the Seamen's Union was held at Port Adelaide this morning to discuss registration, union threats, and five points. Officials Woodford and Walsh feature in efforts to reconcile factions and appoint a general secretary amid division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. Walsh
W. Farhary
No Recognition in Melboutine Meeting Notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear reference to a meeting in Melboutine with mentions of life cites Mt Mey and Tosday Vo singoraink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melboutine
Tosday
Singoraink
Metisatione
Life
Mt Mey
Amazing career. Famous crook arrested in Philadelphia tale
A London based con artist Carl Edwardes alias Jules Baron Beverbrook, described as a famous crook, was arrested after a long international pursuit. The suspect, a bigamist, allegedly stole about £200,000 in money and jewels from women he married, deserted them, and then changed his name. The victim Belews had multiple marriages to Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Serview
Philadelphia
London
Carl Edwardes
Julias Baron Beverbrook
Jotta
Darims Abe
Sful International
Edwards
Belews At Edwards
Australian Eleven Match at Oxford concludes in Australia favor
The Australia side dominates Oxford as the Australian Eleven chase top placings in the Oxford match. Scorers include Samities 3 4 20 161 and notable bowling figures like Butterwirtz none for 12 Metantia two for 53 Green stork three for 61. The page outlines lineups for both teams and summarizes bowling and batting performances with several misspelled names reflecting the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobab
Es Tee
Butterwirtz
Metantia
Greenstork
Seerurier
Tor
Richardson
A. Nolmes
Taylor
Stephenson
Italy and Turkey in mounting trouble amid threats of war
The Daily News Smyrna correspondent reports Turkey mobilising an army of 300000 as tensions rise with Italy and potential clash in Asia Minor. Kemal Pasha is praised for seeking Turkish independence amid population decline and looming ammunition and defensive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superhel
Megurder
Landon
Turkey
Jurgy Molian
Smyrna
Daily News
Ehal- Jongud
Aluie
Neadils
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Kemal
Lim
Asia Minor
Max- Sulit
Ule Wat
Motive and Marriage Rumors Stir Amritsar Court Tale
A court in Indore hears a civil suit over a woman accused of dancing for money and a contested marriage to a merchant in Amritsar. The complainant mother opposes the match, claiming the daughter’s lifestyle and past may derail a stable union while a financial dispute looms over the contested betrothal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indore
British Miners The Workers' Mistake Speakt Specht
London reports quote Mr J J Clyde at Bournemouth criticizing calls for a national strike. He urges financial support for miners and industrial action against owners rather than government opposition, arguing a national strike would harm workers and unite government and employers against them. The remarks warn that such action risks class conflict during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. J. Clyde
Bournemouth
Iiners
Hefarios
East Melbourne Murder and Arbitration Plans Described
Melbourne detectives lack definite clues in the Tulwhy Avis murder case as a federal arbitration court considers registration. A proposed plan calls for a member ballot, drafting rules to fit arbitration, and a three month spread for general union elections after registration. Commonwealth court urged to delay registering competing bodies to allow settlements. Woodsford heads to Sydney for a conference on settlement terms and tensions over refusals to accept terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tul
Miepurus
le Ing
wMieral
Commonwealth —Arbitration Court
Woodsford
Sydney
Monday's Play in Turbulent Warbled Cricket Report
Warbled notes recount a cricket match with Australia totaling 10 324 while Ox-Ray Aieapett hits 41 and Bl 20. Oxford score 131, wickets fallen 81 at stumps after a thunderstorm. Greenstock and Metiaulis bowled 70 minutes, Taylor’s brilliant pulls, Andrews and Wrights in steady form. Grimmett and Ryder open bowling, Brown impresses, yet the innings lingers with errors and partial recoveries amid a fog of misprints and weather interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A Auble
Jondon
Wild Wagwilis Dhrivkly
Australia
Ox- Ray Aieapett
Blis
Osford
Tle
Greenstock
Ant — Metiaulis
Bydyp
Uregary
Uttedt Ealy
Sik
Klis
Erie
Grimmett
Ant
Phede
Esample
Nen
Ryder
Hichardson
Imam Hour
Oles
Brown
Shimmedt
Mailoy
Ehamwe
Bittyinen
Italy plans power drive to offset coal shortage
Rome outlines a program to overcome coal shortfalls by developing hydro power and wide-scale harvesting. The plan calls for 110 million on construction and 1,290,000 in harvest infrastructure, plus 40,000,000 kw of hydro capacity and a 6 million hardware budget to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hays Power
Deppent
Haves
Mussolini at Genoa Celebrates Allied Victory Anniversary
Genoa reports Mussolini delivered a bellicose speech on the anniversary of Italy joining the Allies. He was greeted with bouquets, salutes, and a procession of Fascisti as he urged Genoa and sailors to uphold Italian supremacy in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Mussolini
Italy
Ine Fascisti
Mediterranean
Nu Vebon’s Ila At Piha Reported By Home
Minor Mussolini is restoring Nu vebon’s Ila at Piha as reported by Home. The brief item notes efforts to renew the site and mentions local activity surrounding the restoration project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Nuvebon
Piha
Alleged abortion case on trial at hospital ward
The Crown alleges that a physician performed an abortion at Mes Hilson Male Hospital. The fragmentary evidence points to a March date and indicates a trial atmosphere with referenced witnesses and proceedings surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Banjet
Ethel Hudsch
Elizabetl
Wae
Coord
Utah
Leigh Yrarly
Thee
Macca Lds
Hilson
Male Hospital
Vejenpres
Fomurrow
Whitsun Celebrations in Internal Germany Noted
A brief wartime report from Bril in on Whitsun events describes a Communist victory over the Government. Semi military units deter population panic as villagers sing favorite songs while police report casualties and rising prisoner counts amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Villagners
Meg
Ex Soldiers Attack At Steel-Hel Metds Demonstration
Rommunists attacked a steel-helm protest march, stoning vehicles and attempting to tear the Iran crosses from their cars. Ambulances were kept busy as injuries and chaos spread during the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gologne
Iran
Adelaide Workless Crowd Presses Government Office
A crowd of about 140 unemployed invaded the Attorney-General W J Denny's office in Adelaide on Tuesday seeking work. They presented a reed representative of The Press and urged the Government to supply jobs, prompting Denny to promise swift contact with authorities. Several prominent protestors were in the vicinity as the scene unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
W. J. Denny
Vay
Call of
Opposition Voiced Over State Finances At Premiers Conference
The Premiers protested the Commonwealth plan to end per capita payments, arguing state finances would deteriorate. NSW and other states warned of revenue losses and higher taxes if grants shift, with calls for referendums and sustained federal revenue sharing. The conference adjourned amid disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbucuse
Commonwealth
SM. Brice Premisi
McRell
Wales
Mievers
New South Wales
de Stites
Hurston
Federation
South Wales
New Sour Wales
Mian Promion of
Vigioriay
Tasmanian
Western Australia
Jonas Tikant
South Adatralie
Mr. Gallery
Athelo Miyo
Fatis
Tasmania
Bruce
Rontervner
Premiers face Commonwealth vote on proposals
Melb Blues state Premiers speak tonight with firm resolve about Commonwealth plans. They say they will push ahead only if a public opinion is sought first, signaling caution before presenting proposals to Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbulane
Commonwealth
New Aerial Service From London Announces Early Morning Flight
Promoters unveil United service from London with an inaugural flight at 9 in the morning. The ship departs for Marseille on a noted date in May, signaling a rapid expansion of air and sea travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service London
Wotan
Merseins Laity
Croydon
London
Fae Marsailles
Broken Under Competition at Fokker Aeroplane Works
United Seaview reports from Landon on Monday that the Fokker aeroplane works, producing 95 percent of Holland s aircraft, faces disruption. Competition from France and Germany and a stalled third site threaten ongoing production and the founder s role remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fokker Aeroplane Works
United Seaview
Landon
Holland
France
Germany
Fok Kue
Fokker
United
Mount Two Volcano Eruption Report Sparks Casualties
Telegrams from Sappore report a violent eruption of Mount Two on Monday night. Destruction near Hy farin and Mehive favoring areas caused square piles of debris. Authorities fear casualties and ongoing hazards as evacuations and assessments proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Sappore
TOWED INTO PORT Eastern Moon in tow to Sydney Harbor
The steamer Devon towed the disabled Eastern Moon into Sydney Harbor about nine in the morning. Cadet crews performed well amid 60 foot seas and 35 mile an hour winds, with the Devon’s crew praised for the perilous tow and minor damage to the Eastern Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Devon
Sydney Harbor
Ferry Hoate
Gord Mowe
T Ug
Consideraby
Devena
Anderson
Aly
Davesi
Boronia Disaster Inquest Finds Crossing Dangerous
Melbourne reports an inquiry into the Boronia level crossing disaster held April 26. Ten people died and several injured when a motor van was struck by a train. The coroner ruled the deaths accidental and criticized the crossing as dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tesday
Gotoner
Boronia
Peldryen
Remarkable case of missing man found in Sydney hospital
Frank Pitman formerly of Ballarat Victoria who vanished about a year ago has been traced to a Sydney hospital where he has lain for some months with memory loss unable to recall his identity or where he came from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Frank Pitman
League sub committee proposes compulsory publication of harmful inventions
The United Service report from Geneva states a League of Nations sub committee has drafted proposals to speed intervention by mandating the public disclosure of inventions usable for chemical or biological warfare. The plan stresses transparency to deter development and enable timely action by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
Geneva
League’ of Nations
Egypt Gives Zaghlul Victory In Egyptian Elections
The Cairo election results show Zaghlulists leading with 32 percent, followed by the Liberals 29, Nationalists 6, Independents 4, and Unionists 3. The Daily Mail notes Zaghlul’s return could bring new challenges to British authority as Egypt’s future under British protection remains debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vgn Vasa
Uhe
Ue Gorury
Zagh
Mationalists
Independents
Unioniele
Ante
Daily Mail
Zaghlul
Tase
Britain
Zeghiu Pasha
Egypt
Civil Court hears misconduct case in Kingswood
Mari Dorothy Marks Meath sues Harold Rosalis Heath in a May and June 1921 period alleged misconduct with an unknown woman. Heath counters with his own charges against Meath for cruelty and filthy language, plus a separate accusation involving Albert Victor Jutilee Thomas. The proceedings reference hospital operations for Meath in September 1925 and interactions with Claude Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Mari Dorothy Marks Meath
Dailinry Avene
Kingswood
Harold Rosalis Heath
Ste George Murray
Ace
Respondent
Albert Victor Jutilee Thomas
Park Terrace
Wayville
Malbourne
Salesman
Sensis
Glen Osmond
Kensingham
Grenfellaint
Adelaidt
Botanic Gardens
Pelikovicr
Veale
Clade Winchester
Hos~ Pilst
Claude Winchester
Winchester
Opta
Claude
Thief steals money from Safety Coach Company garage
A thief broke into the Safety Coach Company garage at Allenby Gardens last night and stole £20. Entry was gained by removing two galvanized iron guards from the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Safety Coach Company
Allenby Gardens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seamen’s Union
Oxford
Spek
Lundon
Osfyrt
Aseid
Seon
Renin
Gregory
Malley
wvart-Brown
St. Ellis
Rimmett
Ue Halas
H Gregory
Leger
B Hirewery
Y Whedsull
Grimime
H Mirhaedson Bulleywayth
Iehardine Melanson
Abell
Tonians
JoMetaulis
Wowlful
Holmes Coe
Metanilis
Firemnstiek Aurea
Screamer
Fy Taylor Ryker
Ly Tereemstuck Grogues
Bastin
Ib Grins Richardsyn
Meat Ellis
St Abell
Serene
Grinnell Wy Greenstork Malloy
Samdeles
Bligerent
Wapoleopg
Welee
U16cussion
Japan
League
Aii
Delirous With
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!