Hughes Opens Imperial Conference Report in Parliament
Melbourne Friday reports Mr Hughes presented to the House of Representatives the work of the Imperial Conference. He claimed the empire’s wartime grants confirmed partnerships among nations and urged a unity of foreign policy. He warned Australia’s distant position cannot shield it from global turmoil and stressed constitutional caution.
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Melbourne
Hughes
House of
Australia
Losdgorge
Poole
Australis
Feslin
Stig
Slesia
Europe
Swat Fire At Barrier Hotel Damages Property
Fire at the Barrier Hotel reached a box of kapok and tar at the rear, triggering smoke and alarms. Responding inmates and bystanders moved quickly with water and buckets to avert a broader blaze as Pirie fire brigade arrived after a call.
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Swat
Barrier Hotel
Pirie
Belgade
Strike inquiry ends suddenly in Sydney rally context
A Royal Commission investigating a railway strike in Sydney abruptly terminated proceedings today. The commission, active for two weeks, had anticipated continuing for two more months, but the inquiry was halted with limited public detail.
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Sydney
Royal Commission
WORLD INDUSTRIAL OUT LOOK SCHEME TO REVIVE INDUSTRY.
Unclear text reports a plan to revive industry and maintain a state subsidy. It notes unemployment rising and authorities sending children to aid distressed districts. Government funds of £3,000,000 to £3,700,000 were under consideration but not expanded. Some seek using money for relief rather than subsidies to employers.
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Balancy S
Sailors expel extremists and penalise abuse in Mersey
In London a conference of the Salons and Piremen's Union resumed as votes were taken to expel Iraqi members and discipline a number of Mersey area committees. Reports described executive attacks as scallywags and hoarding house runnees amid internal disputes and reforms.
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Reular
London
Piremen
Vondon Widay
Iraq
Mersey
Miners' Strike A Blunder Warns of Quiet Settlement
In a presidential address to the Sailors and Firemen's Union conference in London, Mr Havelock Wyisoo labeled the miners' strike a colossal blunder. He argued the dispute could have been settled quickly through commerce restoration and mutual confidence between employers and workers.
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the Times
London
Havelock Wyisoo
Sailors and Piremen
House of Representatives Discusses Piman gs in Melbourne
Members discuss estimates for new works and public works. The Treasurer reports that the Diggers loan has drawn 210,005,180. New South Wales shows £44,000 over quota and Western Australia £115,000. House adjourned to Wednesday.
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Melbourne
New South Wales
Western Australia
Sinn Fein conference bid rejected in London reply
Reports quote Mr Lloyd George and Mr de Velasco discussing a proposed Sinn Fein conference in London. London indicates no recognition of Irish independence possible, while offering a fresh invitation to meet delegates. Dublin meanwhile faces sectarian violence as mobs clash. Protestant and Catholic areas see killings and shootings through the evening.
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Reuter
London
Lioys’ George
de Velera
Inverness
Satan
Ireland
Walions
Dublin
Dan Birann
Sinn Boia
Dail Blain
George
Soldiers Take Charge of Tipperary Town
Armed police and soldiers seized control of Tipperary after a stabbing and gunfire left a constable dead and three soldiers wounded. A military force moved in, maintaining control as two more constables were injured and the town was placed under force.
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Tipperary
Puttishel Io Hire James
Indon
Hopes For Peace Through Negotiations In Dublin
A London Times leading article argues that patience is essential for Irish British talks. It cautions against overconfidence and notes that a October 4 conference could yield progress if negotiators pursue clear principles and steady diplomacy despite lengthy preparation.
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London
Dublin favors peace as Sinn Fein envoy signals reply
Dublin reports a likely Sinn Fein reply from Mr Lleyn Geargn on an early date. Public feeling supports a tactful invitation to confer while caution remains about the temper and motives of younger Dal Bians as peace prospects hinge on a decisive moment.
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London
Tinuransy
Wyhg Times
Dublin
Sinn Fein Ly
Lleyn Geargn
Te Dall Bian
Phe
Conference Delegates Named For Peace Talks In London
The Times correspondent at Gairloch reports a probable conference of ten members including Britain’s Prime Minister Lara Bishophead Sir Humax Greenwood Worthington Evans and Churchill or Shortt. Five Sinn Fein delegates have already been chosen.
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He Times
London
Priday
the Times
Gairloch Saye
Britian Yenpesenta
Lara Bishophead
Humax, Greenwood
Worthington Evans
Wineton Churchill
Shortt
Sinn
Wein
Trouble in Belfast Rioting Strikes Catholic Workers
A Belfast disturbance prompted seven hours of riot activity reported by The Times. A military presence was observed as Catholic workers on Drumlin Road faced pressure to quit work by the afternoon.
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Times
London
Belfast
Sanall
Drumlin Road
Children Aid Fancy Dress Ball At Olympia
A charity fancy dress ball held at Olympia drew 452 children in colorful costumes. Local teachers and musicians led the program, prizes funded by townspeople, and proceeds of 27 pounds were donated to the Distress Helier Fund. Adults danced later, with judges awarding multiple costume prizes and praising the event’s success.
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Olympia
Wight
Larke-muimiers
Delpalors
Mesdames Jones
Hayball
Warnes
Tarsz
Groves
W. Smith
Pile Weet School
Mesiunes Johns
Starke
Petty
M. McLaughlin
Johns
Masses
Athoa
Troninson
A. Arbon “Adat
Smith
Brown
A.B. Minas
Varios
Distress Helier Fund
J. H.stacey
J. Rossana
Gerken
Maximi
Ruby Cookhurn
Jean
Jen— Kins
Glaser Ramsay
Maggie Brown
Ridgewar
Ethel Leisienna
Merle, Brown
Hack
Whlte Plerots
Wellzing
J. Heftersn
B. EB
Wardes
Pirie Smelters Bowls Club Annual Meeting Report
Mr F O Tonkin chaired a large Pirie Smelters Bowling Club gathering where secretary B A Burgoyne presented a year’s report. Receipts totaled £464 48s 6d with disbursements £128 4s 2d, leaving a balance after expenses for green top-dressing and electric lighting improvements. The club noted 49 members, 14 not employed by Emeline Company, and honoraries acknowledged. A season of tournaments and walk and match events featured teams from Adelaide and Jamestown, with Top winning the cock of the walk emblem. The committee discussed green expenditure, club finances, and plans for a new green, backed by the Smelters Company, as members supported the current arrangements and potential increased membership fees.
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Pirie
Nisl
Tonkin
Anaes
Secratary
B.A. Burgowne
Mbrice
Via
Mess
H. St
Somerset
M.L
Warren
F. I1
Rushing
T. RK Disdin
F. Jenetns
G. Mixsen
P. ‘Tookin
Hy -Smerden
Burgoyne
Mr. Watte
Giles
Clair
W. Meadows
Dr. Tucker
ML Grauk
Uma
Doyley
T. ‘Tontsy_ve
J. R.gissson
Iowa
AL Shapley
Coltell
B. Top
Adelaide
Visitea Ng
Jamastown Rywling Cab
Pte
Tamestown
Bowling
Mittee
Tomlin
George Dey
Afford
1. C. Aford
Quelein
Dowling
Broken Hill
Bmel
Howls
C. B. Marlin
Ike
Chin
Plank
Hey
B.taph
Pinle
Stl
J. Glaskow
Ald Dawn Ab
Ibanimans
California Shaken as Earthquakes Hit South Coast
South California experienced a sequence of quakes last night and today. Damage to property reported along the coast. No further details on injuries or exact epicenters available in the fragment.
Prices of Metals in Melbourne From Late Report
A Melbourne note reports on metal prices with figures for lead and related commodities. The text shows figures like 95/7/6 and 10/6, with various price listings and foreign exchange references.
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Melbourne
Thureday. Priges
Bre Lead
Asta ‘Bachauge
Sageeban
Spay
U Ap
Standera Agiz
Share Market Blight Report From Adelaide Brokers
Share market notes from Adelaide traders on Friday September 40 detail quotes for Investment Wheat, Lead, Simotion and North stocks, with Gold prices for White Hope, Golden Hops and Great Boulder among others. Names cited include Ain O Gee and Brothers licensed brokers on Alexander Street.
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Alexander Street
Adelaide
Ain
O. Gee
Eharebroter
Stick Exphanse
Opper
Wallaros
Brokoo Hill
Sith
Simotion
North
Sou
Zmo Corporation
Whhite Hope
Golden Hops
Celebration
Matooroa
Associated
Great Boulder
Murrin
Monger Proprietary
South Katourlie
Industrial = Wilcox
Moffin
Public Service Federation session endorses Commonwealth organisation plan
A lengthy session of the Australian Public Service Federation passes a resolution for a new Commonwealth body to unite all officers under the Public Service Act except teachers and railway staff, aiming for registration in the Commonwealth Arbitration Court. Officers elected include Patron Calin, President Somerset, Vice-presidents Tonkin and Jepkingy, and other posts. The meeting notes forthcoming trophies and football greens, with a club initiative tied to the South Australia Bowling Association.
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Adelauwe
Hriday
Une Interalate
Australian Public Service Federation
Inie
Public Service Act
Ute Gammbonwealth Arbitration Court
Calin
Prasis
My. H
J. Somerset
Messrs
FO. Tonkin
J. Jepkingy Sreen
Brackenridge
FL Quinn
Treasiter
G. Dey
E. Tapp
R. A. Burseyne
Commillee
R.dibdin
J. Glasson
A. J. Hemingway
H. Gford
A. Gottell
Lrastens
Afessus
G. Tonklis
T. J. Duchin
J. 2. Jenkins
Stout Aitiate
South Australias Bowling Association
Burglars Fire Revolver at Man in London Area
Report says Mr Charles Howie was attacked by burglars who fired a revolver at him and stole £20. Howie sustained a grazing wound to the forehead during the incident.
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Charles Howie
Revolvee
Me. Howie
Australia urged representation at Washington Conference
Mr J Boyt, president of the Chamber of Commerce, stated that Australia should be represented at the Washington Conference. Mr Hughes indicated the Federal Parliament will have a chance to discuss representation at Washington, and trade with Germany, as well as the New Hebrides question.
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Melbourne
J. Boyt
The
Chamber
Gt. Commerce
Australia
Washington
Hughes
Germany
Sunday religious services and events across multiple churches
The report lists church services and events including Church of Christ with Pastor Shoaway, Baptist Sunday school anniversary led by Rev Ghenmel, cantata The Chordest Gift, South Baptist Church morning address The Mystery of Godliness, Salvation Army sessions led by Commandant and Mrs Walker, Methodist Church sermons by Hey Gordon Raw e, and St Pauls and St Bernab es worship with addresses on David and The Lord is my Shepherd.
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Church of Christ
S- Showay
Baptist
P.ghenmell
Ail Kerner
Pirie South Baptist
Niet
Salvation Army
Walker
Tam
Gordion Rawe
Billie Sodyesses
St Paul's
Pie
St. Bernabse
Solormontown
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Aela
EMME
Port Pirie
Adolerod
Sinn-Fein
Pronises
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Springfield
Rockyvilly Sweet
Tyneeal
Donegal
Sandy
Shaftesbury Square
Avixen
Herburt
Gremlin Road
Gelegates
Isao
Fimen
Gritannia Cafe
Sters Club
Mie Nést Hijsinese
Ceviston
Norm, Hughes
Yoracconiet
Solomontown
Pirie West
Workmarehip Ab Guarantese
Tor Genie
Rellettad
West End
G.J. Smith
Ansom Straa
South
California
TOR Federal ‘Union
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Ing
Sagara
Pont Irie
Cape
Aes
Mataria
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