Alleged Breach of Award Adjourned in Pirie Court
A breach of award case involving Herbert Budock, secretary of the Hole Busivose and Domestic Atpbloyes, was adjourned at Pirie Police Court. The matter concerns a November 3, 1920 award for an Industrieist Curl tin employee and a week ended September 43, with medical illness causing delay.
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Joln
O'Mara
Ligousee
Intel
Pirlo
Herberti B. Budock
Sccrestary
Hole
Busivose
Atpbloyes
Dajon
D.G. Scott
Sal
Pirie
Afr
J. G. Sweeney
Warren
Sweeney
Wurpen
Pirio
Noel Webb
Industrial Court
Mr. Sweeney
Court of
Mer. Sweeney
Mr. Warren
Svas
Dublin declares Ireland a unit in tense debate
The Dail watched a conference unfold as a delegation from Antrim protested inclusion in the North Ireland Parliament. Mr de Valera defended Tre land, warning against division and asserting self-determination as the fundamental principle, while noting that Irish unity requires more than simple minority suppression.
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Henlyine
Antrim
North Ireland
de Valera
Treland
Funds for Emigration Guaranty Scheme Debated
A Times letter from Sir B Biglands outlines a British plan to fund emigration to Australia using German reparations bonds. He urges the Treasury to guarantee internal and principal on such bonds, enabling Empire development finance. He notes banks would face difficulties if the scheme fails, while Britain plans to issue bonds valued at £550 million by December.
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Sabe Servier
Losdon
Thursany
White Australia
Times
Abr
Biglandsebalraun
Simple Development Parliamentary Committee
Ajcees
Lord Northelife
Australia
Eno
Laréat Britam
Anilly
al of Fonda
Mn Biglands
Port Broughton Excitement Over Proposed Petroleum Finds
Reports from Port Broughton and Adelaide describe mounting excitement as promising petroleum indications were reported on a Muniecdo beach site. Several claims have been pegged, with prospects noted by Do Garisj who inspected the deposit yesterday, and observations of oil seeping into the ground suggesting potential underwater flow.
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Port Byougugh
Adelaide
Do Garisj
American Relief Committee disburses aid in Iceland and Belfast
London dispatch reports the American Relief Committee has collected 4 850 000 dollars and fully distributed it in Iceland. It notes 109 000 dollars went to Belfast families of 10 000 workers expelled from the shipyards, as Irish Conference preparations proceed with government representation by Lord Birkenhead Sir Hams Greenwood Mr Chamberlain and others.
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Wouter'a
London
Sexy
York
Mr. Pulleyn
Hnmigcation Industrial Savings Bank
le American Gummunities For
Judgy Campbell
Variny Committee
Ireland
Iceland
Belfast
Livya Deorze
Lord Birkenhead
Hams Greenwood
A. Chamberlain
Worthingtys Evans
W. Abubehill
League of Nations danger of overreach in aims
The Times reviews the work of the League of Nations and asks if its methods suit peace goals. It argues success will be judged by how well the body avoids overreaching while ensuring global stability and reform.
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London
Tn & Yeading
Wehlah
League
the Times
Golom
Washington Conference debate in House supported government motion
In Melbourne on Mesday the House debated Mr ey's motion to select a delega tion for the Washington Conference. The amendment was rejected 3a to 15 with Considine opposing. Government actions were approved by votes, and the House adjourned until next Wednesday as Prime Minister's Imperial Conference statements were accepted without debate. W M Tugives stated Sen Pearce must go to Washington next week to discuss policy with representatives.
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Melbourne
House ‘of Representatives
Snd
Inntéo
Str
Fléming
Goernment
Considine Tao
SGT
Mollanto
W. M. Tugives
Pearce
Washington
House of Representatives
Sel Pearog
Land for migrants debated in Melbourne house session
In Melbourne, MP Groom questioned how much land would be available for migrants under the Murray Waters Scheme. He sought specifics on land allotments and related arrangements, signaling ongoing scrutiny in the House of Representatives.
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Melbousne
Erichy
ML. B. Groom
Mr. Bay
House of Representatives
Murray Waters
Solicitor Kidnapped at Skibbereen
A solicitor from Cork, Travers Wolt Brown, was abducted at Skibbereen. He was taken to a distant destination after being seen at a hotel. The incident appears connected to London and Melbourne authorities. A House of Representatives question notes plans about Australian representation and commissioner appointment. The case adjourned to November 7.
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Roulee
London
Travers Wolt Brown
Cork
Skibberewn
Melbourne
Batle Page
House of Representatives
Bogianil
Justice Powers awards provisional wage settlement for engine drivers
Mr Justice Powers delivered a provisional award in the Federal Arbitration Court in Albany Bell Ltd's claim by the Federated Business Drivers and Firemen's Association. The award fixes wages for locomotive engine drivers at various weekly rates, with higher pay for heavy crane and winch operators and lower rates for junior attendants, noting employees on shift work generally have no complaint if treated reasonably.
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Melbourne
Justice Powers
Cockatoo Island
Walsh Island
Tates
Jstice Powers
Torarth
Funeral of NSW Premier J Storey Draws 9000 to Hyde Park
Sydney mourners pack Hyde Park as 9000 people lead by Fire Brigade band attend the funeral for New South Wales Premier J Storey. A service is held at St Andrew’s Cathedral with Archbishop Riley and other dignitaries. Public life figures across judicial, military, naval, labor and government send wreaths while traffic is halted for the funeral procession.
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Sydney
New South Wales
J. Storey
Forday
Hyde Park
Fire Brigade
St. and Frnew's
Archbishop Riley
Porth
Ware
Amd
Hughes Eulogises Uniform Railway Gauge Scheme
Melbourne report notes Prime Minister Mr Hughes said he had not read the gauge committee report though understanding it. He supported a uniform gauge for Australian railways as essential to national progress and productivity, expressing that open gauge would hinder national unity and economic growth.
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Melbourne
WM. Hughes
Hughes
Canberra Deputation Seeks Canberra Buildings Plan
A Melbourne deputation urged the Commonwealth to advance Canberra projects. They pressed for the advisory committee's recommendation of 617000 for the first year's program, noting only 200000 was funded. They asked plans for a conference hall and hostel be referred to the Public Works Committee and for costed steps toward establishing the capital. Mr Hughes favored reviewing the advisory committee report later in the week.
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Melbourne
Fed
Canberra
Hughes
Prabfic
Gabriel
Woman Turns Tables Firearms Thwart Robbers at Drummoyne
Mrs Howie of Drummoyne heard a noise at the back of her house yesterday. She retrieved a revolver from an adjoining room and shot at an intruder in the hand, forcing him to stand before the weapon. Two older men escaped, with nearly £400 worth of goods ready for removal.
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Sydney
NSW Premiership Tensions Rise Over Leadership Bid
NSW political scene features MEGIAA seeking the office in Sydney amid cabinet reshuffles. Mr. Dooley is commissioned to form a cabinet while Labor members question administration leadership. Rumors place Mr. McGirr as a rival candidate to Mr. Dooley for the premiership.
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New South Wales
Mr. Dooley
Labor Party
McGirr
Premleeshiy
Mc Dooley
Prices of Metals Update Amid Market Fluctuations
MELUQUENE Friday reports prices of metals for Teak group and metals bureau. Data shows shifts in soft foreign lead and silver values with small declines and daily changes noted.
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Taa Teak Group
Pishaige Yesterdny
Share Market Blight Hrothars and Adelaide Shares
Share quotation updates from Adelaide representative Mr D Gov. Sande, listing numerous stock prices and investments. Notable entries include Breakdown of Lead at -32/9, British 48/6, Junction 4/5, North 29/6, South 25/6, and Zing Corporation 9/7. Investment notes cover Elestralytic zinc and various gold and gas listings with dates and figures.
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Blight Hrothars
Lcensed
Iand Timers
Alssander Street
Swupin
Thei Adelaide
D_ Gov
Sande
Sharebroker
Stop Exehaugs
Adelaide
Murria
Adelaide Steaminhip
Late Advertisements For Solomontown Church Meeting
A Solomontown Methodist Church notice lists Rev Gordon Rowe and events including Cameos of the Apostles Peter and a discussion on Protestantism text. An anthem titled Mug Sun Salt be Ko More is mentioned. A club meeting is set for Monday at 7 pm at the YMCA Tooms with membership open to both sexes, applications via secretary or YMCA.
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Gordon Rowe
Peter
Q Soloz
L. Roper
B Pam
Y.mg.a. Tooms
YMCA
T. Hopkins
Hotie Seo
Town of Port Pirie Public Notice on Claims and Objections
Citizens are notified that lists of names are prepared and exhibited at Solomontown Ward Post Office West Ward Port Pirie and Lewis and Sons in Bulen Street North Ward. Claims for insertion must be lodged with the Town Clerk by November 1 next and objections by November 3 1994. Council will meet in the Council Chamber on Tuesday November 4 1994. Forms available at Town Clerk’s Office. Ernest E Cardett Town Clerk.
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Pork Pirie
Solomontown
Te. Pos
Omer
West Ward
Oise
Ort Pirie
West
Lewis
Amr
Organized Workers Union Adopts Internationalist Line
A special conference of trade unions endorsed revolutionary aims against international capitalism. The union urges solidarity, calls on the state to provide full sustenance to the unemployed, and supports Communist ownership of the means of production over worker ownership.
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Wade
Gooseass
Sydney Tradys Hall
Huraday
Tully
Conference of Trade UN
Hiona
Liniang
Arbitration court talks with premiers on overlapped courts
Melbourne discussions focus on expanding arbitration courts and proposed conference of premiers later this month. Mr Hughes says the plan would include a consolidation of state arbitration courts and related reforms.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Fee Feld
Victoria Labor Leaders Split Over Industrial Wing Action
Politicians in Victoria discuss how industrial wing actions may widen a rift within the Labor Party. Labor militants face strain between union faction and party politics division as tensions rise among leaders.
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Liticiens
Victoria
Labor Party
Labor Politicians Split Feared In Party Rifts
Fragmentary report notes mood within the Labor movement in Sydney as strains grow over factional divisions. Agreement on forming a new organization and contesting the postal workers’ section is hinted at amid internal opposition to the current party.
Federal political crisis debate on federal estimates
In Melbourne on Friday October 49 the House of Representatives debated a reduction in federal estimates by 22,817,108. De Page of the Country Party urged trimming administrative costs and limiting govt spending to the means of the Commonwealth. The government opposition resisted, arguing for continued expenditure, with a motion tied to a one month supply bill and a date set for further discussion on January 19.
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Melbourne
country”Party
de Warie Page
Tig ‘Iytion
Snolion Jis
Country Party
de Page
Waal Af
House of Representatives
Onjaer
Inscribed Stock Fraud Case Involving Mr Woods
A report cites Mr Woods of the Stock Exchange discussing inscribed stock frauds against the Commonwealth Bank. He notes only two transfers were filed and forged. The amount involved reached 46,000 and bank officials stated the Commonwealth Government would honor all transfers.
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Melbourne
Woods
Commonwealth Bilik
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