Lead market and smelters wage regulation debate
Industrial adviser Mr G Mussen comments on wages critics from Messrs Gluray AWU and L Sapier Garpe nt ers. He notes by products like sulphur may offer value though plant profits depend on zinc and silver markets. Investigations continue and a workable scheme will be submitted for employee understanding, with company experiments to protect worker health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mussen
Yommenters
Gluray Awu
L. Sapier Garpenters
Musaen
Napier
Gray
Port Pirie
Troan
Ponty
Ek Periemerin
Alifferenl
Mie
Mauistes
Employee Letter on Wage Adjustments at Smelting Company
A letter from an employee urged fair wage adjustments and praised the Smelting Company's improvements in housing water supply holidays sick fund and first aid. The writer argued for balanced gains and joint efforts to keep prices low and boost worker welfare while maintaining company competitiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Aml
Worl Yard
Wee
Ruuna
Suatrul
Alna
Chamberlains Tablets touted for sick headache relief
Advertisement claiming sick headaches stem from a sluggish liver and digestive issues. It promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a cure by stimulating the liver and cleansing the stomach and bowels, praising the product as wonderful.
New Labor Policy Aims to Raise Worker Welfare
AWWA official Mr L Gray outlined a policy shift toward better labor conditions and shorter hours rather than wage hikes. He cited Britain’s experiments with shorter shifts, citing Lever Brothers as a model, and urged focus on health, hours, holidays, and general welfare to boost productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solson
AWWA
L. Gray
Port Time
Gray
Firay
Lassay
Ue Union
Wml
Cour
Rod Parward
Barrier labor trouble sparks port union meeting
Delegates from Broken Hill’s Port Pirie sub-branch Federated Railway Drivers and men Association gather at Ue AWA to explain the Barrier Ranges dispute with the FED. They declare the action of Broken NUL mining companies a lockout and vow to act with member support if employment is refused. A mass meeting is planned for Sunday at Red and ANC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM Jenkins
Broken Hill
Glent
Port Pirie
Asancjathin
FED
Snemlion Ty
Hhe
Broken Nul
Mnvbers
Adutier
Pirie
The
RED
Meeting at Humic Sympathetic Hesulations
Fragmentary report outlines a gathering on the barrier issue with brief attendance by Adniniork and Wertnes tay. Key figures discuss attitudes toward continued action by the broken group and consider future responses as the Ven award process nears finalisation on the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulnu
Adniniork
Beerken Hit
Industrial reform and labor questions in Australia discussed
A partial and garbled report reflects debates on industrial reform, working hours, and labor conditions in Australia. It references a largest company’s proposals, economic contrasts, and calls to improve workers’ welfare amid wartime and postwar transitions. It also includes unrelated lines about supplies and a poetic digression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiployers
Australia
Aud
Chamberlain's Palo Balm Promoted for Pains and Aches
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Palo Balm as a universal liniment for rheumatic pains cuts bruises and bruises. It claims fast relief and widespread use with the balm deemed suitable for any liniment use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Champerlain
Winnipeg Strike Sparks Publication Suspension Across Media
Reports from Winnipeg say allied workers have joined strikers forcing a suspension of publication. One issue of Labor Journal appeared with claims that arbitration was refused. Telephone services were halted and police mobilised as unrest spread, with warnings Manitoba could lose rapid communication if the city joins the general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanuuugen
Ally
M. Fenin
Hussia
Surviving Violence and Press Suppression Report
Fragmented OCR text notes a crisis involving survivability amid political pressure and media suppression. Mentions Mia Li VANGHAVER and Winnie, with references to a strikers’ action and public reporting constraints. No clear dates or locations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utwutar
Vanghaver
Mia Li
Mayer i
Cainantian Goyer
Winnipes Ehaynen
Major Hawker Decorated at Buckingham Palace
London May 24 Major Hawker and Mr Grieve were revived at Buckingham Palace today. Four were decorated for the Air Puree Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Hawker
Mr Grieve
Buckingham Palace
Hen Case Yesterday Draws Health Board Notice
Three new cases were reported to the Local Board of Health by Dr Leitch, totaling nine in two days. A house on First Street Pirie North Extension now has four cases, with several residents ill. Quarantine remains limited and officials fear ongoing spread without stronger measures. isolation residents Mr and Mrs Moss improving after a week in hospital and expected to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Leitch
de Close
First Street
Pirie North Extension
Lim
Cou Ant Ar
Bott
Eied
Dre
Leitel
de Leitch
Moss
Uren
Webb
Wito
Mey
Adelaide Bulletin Report of Hospital Patent Deaths and Cases
The Dullawing bulletin issued to Exhibition Hospital lists four patents and notes Wednesday deaths. It records names and dates including May 26 and May 28, with case counts and the Halietin issue frame tied to Adelaide isolation hospital at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Exhibition Hospital
Mom
Winster
Wright Street
City
Waller J. Rather Wes
Annsteel
Stepney
Stowell
Wew MO Case Report From Bhokan Mill
A new case from MO reports a 24 hour period involving a facility named Bhokan Mill. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate ongoing investigation and reported activity at the site.
Master Boat Workers Union sets repairs tariff increase
The Master Boat Workers and Repairers Association committee met and revised repair rates, raising hitching and work fees from 9d to 4d per pair. The new tariff likely starts June 1, with enforcement after a forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaive
Heather
Flor von Tiematinas
WEQUTOR PAYS COBTE AVELAIDE
The case involves the firm of Anrihy ands Meuariney Peupty facing charges over adulterated food marketed in Whith Was. Prosecution details and insurer actions were adjourned as several witnesses refused to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avelaide
Anrihy Ands Meuariney
Arearine Whith
Provonton
Australian cricket match report from Lord’s adjournment
In London on May 28 the Australia tour game at Lord’s against Middlesex ended with Australia at 162 for 4 wickets. Collins scored 64 and Kellaway contributed solidly as Middlesex tried to respond. The write up notes the adjournment of play amid a tense afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Ue Juseheon
Middlesea
Hh Avia
Iafiing
Wick
Collins Muide
Kellaway
Middlesex
Amusements Promoters Rally Support for De Gean Family Benefit
A charity entertainment for the De Gean family drew a large crowd and raised over £20 to aid their immediate needs. The program featured Charlie Snaplin with Weaien and Pauline Starker in The Mom, Houdin's adventures, Maric Martavas, and other acts. The Conversetires and The Talivont Raiders contributed, while selections by Melon Holmes and Dorothy Gist highlighted the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gean
Fhe Entertainment
Wla Uy Casino
Syiqpathylie
Asxlslupey
Toglatit
Moab Abteactive
Chariie Snaplin
Weaien
Pauline Starker
Fale
Fied House
Hite
Muehtatan
Ania
Houdin
Maric Martavas
Avetratian Gazette
Wenand Washburn
Melon Holmes
Wan & Hraia Witich
Fort Piri
Am African Gazette
Comery
Phil Percival
Selan
Sydney
Body Found on Beach Near Harbor Town
Report from the Harbor Board notes the discovery of a man’s body on the shoreline. Police identify the deceased as Clarence Frederick Amos, believed missing from Nurwood village since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Frederick Amos
Australia plans voyage to Nuter Harbor and patrols sea routes
The Australia reports steps to sail from the North Sea to Nuter Harbor west on Thursday arriving Sunday. A naval officer explains an attack vessel will accompany the flagship on the voyage and engage near Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Aus Iniliy
Australia
Ty Nuter Harbor
Isteish Naval Willeer Haph
Ge de Clare
GMG
Unclear health risk ad warns against bowel illness
The message argues statistics show more deaths from bow el complaints than seek tents and urges buying Chamberlain's Colle to insure against serious bowel attack risks for the family.
Allies reject German plan for League mediation office
London reports Allied governments did not favor Germany's concept of an international mediation office and a permanent arbitration court to settle disputes. They doubt such bodies could maintain world peace and prefer an executive council of leading leagues members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Genauny
League
Allian’ Sonmell
Germany
Mmetbers
League For
Carpenters Strike Members Seek Reemployment
Reported in The Nacorder the carpenters union failed to hold a vote to end the strike. Idle workers are returning to the mills at the standard rate while some have already registered for re employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellers
Jeff Port
Mie
Calm liquor conference yields two year deferment pact
Last night at the Bar ye Hotel a talks between Motelhelpers Association and Employes Dawn produced a friendly settlement. The union log dated April 10 published in The Recorder states terms were accepted and the pact runs for two years with no further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Yey
Motelhelpers Association
Employes Dawn
Ters
Mien
European delegates invited to study postwar situation
A Bern congress delegation received an invitation to Germany to investigate postwar conditions. Arthur Henderson will represent England with others from Holland France and Belgium. A visit date awaits peace treaty. Reuter reports martial law proclaimed at Slotila due to food shortages and government disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Germany
Congrest
Arthur Henderson
England
Mynherr Wilant
Holland
Miotraal
France
M. Huyeauat
Belgium
Veill
Alga
Reuter
London
Berlin
Slotila
German Armistice Commune Protests British News Censorship
Protesters in Berlin denounce British control of news on the West Rhine after censorship cited by the German Armistice Commune. They accuse the British government of restricting foreign intercourse reportage and demand press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters Service
London
Lable
Germaine
Berlin
Treaty of Death in Germany as Independent Socialists Reject Peace
A fragment reports Nerv House stating the Independent Socialists refuse to form a government to sign the proposed peace treaty. The Times notes any German government signing the treaty faces political death. Widespread party clashes ensue as factions jostle for advantage amid turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Service
London
Fred Berlin
Nerv House
Herr Noske
the Times
Germany
Germans Plan Massive Emigration to Escape Taxation
From taxation concerns hundreds of thousands of Germans intend to emigrate to America Canada and Australia. Berlin reports official departments plan to regulate migration to other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Express
Berlin
America
Canada
Australia
Offi
GERMANY OFFERS MAP OF PEACE DEMANDS
The Times correspondent in Berlin reports German counter proposals to the Allies include indemnities of one hundred milliard marks. Germany seeks a League of Nations mandate over former colonies, a free harbor at Danzig, a commission to delimit territories, and adherence to President Wilson's 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renter
London
the Times
Berlin
Germany
League of Xetions
Dantzig
Winon
Hospital Improvement F and Saturdays Working Bee
The hospital committee held a meeting to recruit Ramsay and McMahon as new members. Arrangements were made for Saturday afternoon work on hospital grounds including repairing broken retorts and sand removal at Kingston Park. A tea service for volunteers was planned, while a ladies committee led by Mrs Acker and Miss G Smith will assist, and charity collections rose from £30 2s 2d to £58 1s 4d through open boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Improvement and Samaritan
S. Smulth
Ramsay
McMahon
Kingston Park
Scanlan
Gounell
Pees Son
Ouctoniire
G. Smith
Saldadhiy
Peace terms for Austria announced by Allies
London May 2. It is announced that Allied peace terms require Austria to unconditionally renounce lost territories. The Hungarian army is to be limited to 200000 men and her navy will disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service
London
Austria
Uli
Kanga Hop Plans Long Prize Trip to Australia
The text outlines a £10,000 prize journey by Kanga to Australia. Participants will travel by various routes including Malaysia Egypt India and Borneo. The plan is to divide the journey into twelve sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Maly
Egypt
India
Borneo
Lawen Cycle and Motor Repairs On Florence Street
Partial readable notice notes repair and paint work for vehicles. Mentions Florence Street Pax Tin and a motor repair shop operated by someone named Gepert Mas Haat with references to up to date cars for hire.
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Yowpany
Inany
Great Britain
Lord Leverhuine
Leywr Bros
Limi Lev
Port Stinfight
House of Lorde
Aly
Hurkani
Lever Bros
Port Suntight
Lord Leverhulme
Tans
Bngamt
Conppeian
Aod
Lopes
Coe
PHUE
Humic
Von
Elile
Esquimaux
Fce
Rou
Weuter'n Service
Vangouvell
Winaipes
Amt
Syorkers
Manitoba
Yoon Dep
Tralian
Unitey Service
Major Vaveher
Wetudt
We Limited
Gubie
Elici Hiab
Australien
Alantic
Svacmath Bageers
Major Wawher
Dnsitiin
Vaie
Wequtor
TH Welgame
League OF Nations
Argu
Carpenters
Europe
Aag
Unite
Wendmans
Germary
Kanga
Hop
Lawen
Florence Street
Paxt
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