Contempt of Court Proceedings Reported In Adelaide Hearing
A chaotic courtroom scene in Adelaide featured claims of illness from cold and stuffiness, with witnesses including Mr Nk Webb and Mrs Whitford describing unhealthy conditions. The deputy president voiced discomfort as the hearing for the case involving employers and employees adjourned to the next day.
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Adelaide Westt
Fotie
Ron Lal
Sil
Whitford
Aw.u
Hearty B. Knox
Prince of Wales Meeting At Port Phillip Heads
A garbled report describes the Prince of Wales voyage near Port Phillip Heads with escort destroyers. The fleet anchored close to the Heads before noon. the Renown post was claimed to be damaged. The flotilla later moved toward Queenscliff while the royal party viewed from the Anzwo and were greeted at Port Melbourne by cheering crowds.
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Vie Atleshie
Renda
At Wales
Nisvin Port Phillip
Aessinger Dotilla
Pistito
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Tattoo
Tire Tims
Prince of Wales
Melbourne
Killa
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Bejarke
Unclear union meetings discuss smelter offers
Reports from a Water-Silo Workers Federation gathering note topics including the Lewes of Welles and a related O.N.U conference. A carpenters society meeting discussed offers by the Smelters Company and a joint conference with company reps. outcomes or decisions were not announced.
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Lewes
Welles
O.nu
Pepiel
Smipenteers
Myimburs
Watt to lead Australian delegation at Spa conference
Britain plans a united Empire approach for the Spa conference with Watt named as Australia’s delegate. Sir George Party likely to represent Canada and Sir Jay Allen to speak for New Zealand if he arrives in Britain in June. Milner to represent South Africa remains undecided.
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Bnaland
New Zealand
Milner
South Africa
Australian Premier Seeks Mass Population Inflow
In London Premier Theodore of Queensland urged Australia to attract millions of people and capital. He condemned any policy hindering immigration and stressed the need for growth during a public speech in London.
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Center
London
Theodore
Queensland
Australia
Amusements MQHT Plays at Cooee Theatre
It is difficult to choose between the merits of the picture plays to be screened at the Cooee Theatre tonight. An unusually lone program features two topical gazettes. Violet Sipkins stars as a child of the slums with energy and skill, then moves into society life. The circus item provides wit and a good supporting act. The dramas Suffie Lewy and Wroax Me complete the program.
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Cooee
Violet Sipkins
Adrienne Bay Company stages Gaming Homie in Port Pirie
One of afl-two-rare visits to Port Pirie features the Adrienne Bay Company led by Francis Hugo presenting Gaming Homie at Casino Theatre last night. The comedy drama follows the entangled marriage plot of Jack de Villiers and Jinny, with strong turns by Misa Adrienne Hay and Miss Ethel Roberts amid a large, swinging audience.
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Charlie
Frank Gordon
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Anne Corrie
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Conrad Power
Jacoba
Royal Commissioner urges reorganization of Territory administration
A Melbourne Age report summarizes findings by Royal Commissioner Jus tine Ewing on the Northern Territory administration. It notes multiple departmental heads, interdepartmental conflict, and inefficiency. The government faces four potential remodellings and a push for businesslike reform.
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Northern Territory
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Royal Commissioner
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French Government Proposes Takeover of Corn Crop
Paris report states the Council of Ministers approved a draft bill allowing the state to purchase the entire current French corn crop and all imported corn. Provisions enable extending the arrangement from year to year.
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Reiter
London
Tursdey
Paris
Council of Miniators
Next Year's Census Count of the Empire
Arrangements are made for the census next year the last decennial count of the United Kingdom population was in 1911 The Ministry of Health will oversee the census and its powers will be defined by an act Parliament must pass It will likely be conducted on a Sunday in April and cover the entire British Empire including Canada Australia New Zealand and India The proposal follows a recommendation of a representative committee and aims for a comprehensive set of questions while many new ideas have been suggested but may not be adopted
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Ministry of Health
Eng
Lana
Local Government Board
British Empire
Rourne
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
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Venta
Alfting
Destroying the Atom Method Foretold in Pearson's April Issue
A Pearson's Magazine April feature by Sign Jesmond discusses Ernest Rutherford's split atom breakthrough and its potential to transform daily life and global power. The piece cites ethical fears of militarists, imagines a world with automation ending labor and taxes, and even envisions a warless, longer life future echoing a song about Tipperary.
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Sign Jesmond
Mr. Desmond
Mr. Tesman
Von
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Tipperary
Sports Om Beates At Olympia Skating Rink Carnival
A lively sports carnival at the Olympia Skating Rink drew a large crowd. Contest results include Mile handicap J Stephens and J Potato race M Neal L Unstead, Musical Chairs Miss R Clarke and Miss Forrestal, Backward race M Noal and J Stephens, Wheelbarrow Revell and Meschie, Couples W Raftery and R Clarke. No incidents marred the event. skating reserved for intervals.
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Olympia Skating Rink
Brown
Amise
J. Stephens
M. Neal
L. Unstead
R. Clarke
Miss Forrestal
M. Noal
Revell and Meschie
W. Raftery
Nimk
Military Ball Tonight at Olympia Hall
A large subiliary ball is arranged for tonight at Olympia Hall with skating and dancing facilities. The venue is prepared for a large crowd, spectators pay a small gallery fee, and military officers in full dress will be present.
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Hhe Gallary
Poles claim Bolshevists driven back near Kiev front
War reports say Bolshevists were driven from suburbs near Kiev and captured villages on the left bank of the Dnieper within 27 to 44 miles from Kiev. Fierce fighting continues in the Vapniarka region as Poles press for advances in key sectors.
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Keipe
London
Moscow Wireless Service
T Not Confem
Kleff
Dnelper
Keiff
Vapniirka
Crystal Brook Show Decision On Liquor Sale
A North Western Agricultural Society meeting discussed continuing the annual Huss with liquor sales only for soft drinks. A ballot rejected altering the plan. prize money for the show was increased by 20 percent and £200 was set for prizes in machinery.
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Sammal Meeting
W.g.ta
Huylia
W.G.T
Agricultural Society
J. A. Frith
Ben Wesiin
P. O'Shaughnessy
Nevis Tewre Peshtvert
Terese
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Saaeunitt
Weston
Mos
Michinteg Santion
French President Deschanel Falls After Rail Accident
Reports from Paris indicate President Deschanel survived a rail incident and received medical care at the palace. Authorities stress the fall was not fatal and confirm he began a hospital stay for observation, with French officials denying any coup or attack linked to the event.
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Times
Vatus
Fregal
Deschanel
Thaberlike
Hamdauillet
President Carranza Funeral Crowds Stir Mexico City
Reuters dispatch from Mexico City reports Colonel Herrera stating President Carranza committed suicide. An autopsy was said to challenge that theory but great throngs attended Carranza's funeral drawing large crowds.
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Reuter
Mexico City
Herrera Tas
Carranza
Germany Sails to Hire 190000 Skilled Workers in Russia
A German delegation negotiates with the Soviet government in Moscow to employ 190000 skilled Germans in Russian factories. The initial plan would send 25000 workers, including 700 metal workers 300 textile workers and 1000 railway repairers.
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the Times
Berlin
Im Moscow
Wheat Fool Dividends Declared for Australian Wheat Pools
Adelaide reports three additional dividends on wheat assigned to the Australian Pools. For South Australia the 1947 48 pool pays 3d per bushel, the 1948 19 pool 6d, and the 1919 20 pool 2/9d, all amounts net of railway freight. Officials note silver price movements affect coinage plans as Parliament considers notes rather than metal.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Senate considers position on Ireland amid U S relations
The Times reports Sir Auckland Geddes will meet President to ease an interregnum and Ireland's crisis, affecting American sentiment. Republicans push to shelve recognition of the Irish Republic but a compromise may pass with conditions and sympathy for Ireland, tempered by election pressures.
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Washington
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Britten
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Ireland
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White House
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Ifue
Irecer
Farmers’ Freedom Force could defend against strikes
London report says the Irish Farmers Union considers forming a permanent national militia named Farmers' Freedom Force to counter labor movements and Bolshevism. The plan envisions county units of 100 able-bodied men ready to muster at short notice and clash if the government fails to act.
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London
Ineh Farmers’ Union
Iran
Star
Dublin
Home Rule Proposals and Irish Question Debate
A deputation urged amendments to the Home Rule Bill to create a bicameral Irish Parliament with a powerful Council of Ireland. Waller Long said the government faces a difficult task without Irish Nationalist or Labour support. He noted concessions risk inflaming outraged sentiment and promised Cabine consideration of the proposals. In Dublin a Times correspondent reports a wariness of cattle drivers and tramport workers amid boycotts and disruptions to port operations.
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London
Acling
Waller Long
House of Common
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House of Commons
Ireland
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Prices Commissioner predicts immediate relief from price drop
The Prices Commissioner said South Australian consumers expect quick relief from cheaper American goods. He blamed drought for Australian price levels and noted a 65 percent advance in Kalbbs indices for April while wheat shortfalls persist. He warned against credit extravagance and urged debt reduction and restrained spending to restore normal conditions.
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Davidson
South Australia
America
Australia
G. H. Kalbbs
India
Americas
Credit Lafaviin
Sterling Exchange
England
New York
London
Kaiter
New York Nation City Bank
Poison and compensation in wartime medical case notes
Fragmentary 1919 report documents medical examiners and surgeons including Dr. Hurrell and Dr. Southwood, detailing compensation and referal duties, with duties extending to August and March dates. The text references allied medical staff, surgical cases, and claimant duties amid wartime employment.
Labor calls out government over NSW union dispute
Secretary of the Labor Council Mr Garden warns of trouble as industrial unrest rises in New South Wales. He cites recent clashes at White Bay dockyard between A.W.U. and O.W. unions, with the government pressuring workers to join the recognised union and threatening dismissals for noncompliance.
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Cirotes
New South Wales
Owe Bis
Fistralion Workers” Union
Garden
Labor Council
White Bay
Jury Acquits Men in Telegraph Case
A telegraph case jury delivers verdict of not guilty for the men charged. Court proceedings concluded with the acquittal announced in the evening session.
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Cuiina Telegrad
Ian
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