Shipping Strike Rumors From Sydney Spark Alarm
The British seamen’s strike drags on with rumors of a crackdown. Reports say Victoria Military Barracks Sydney plans to quell possible insurrection if Tom Walsh is deported. Leave halted, rifles called in, and ammunition stockpiled as guards restrict entry.
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Labor Daily
Sydney
Victoria Military Barracks
Tom Walsh
Inonworkers
Newcastle
Auerss Vale of Confusion L
Walther
Lollins-street
Melwyterne
Labor Dalle
Vietorn
Military Barracks Plays Down Victoria Rumors
Sydney reports from the Military Barracks dismiss rumors of large scale activity at Victoria Barracks as greatly exaggerated. Extra restrictions protect stores, guards block strangers, and troops move only to relieve others heading to Liverpool for training in a pre war ceremonial revival.
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Sydney
Victoria Barracks
Labor Daily
Liverpool
Liengreen
Ucchering
VESSELS TRY TO LEAVE AS SYDNEY STRIKE CONTINUES
Seamen's strike in Sydney areas keeps several ships at anchor while others depart ports with crews intact. The Demoducus White and Blue Funnel vessels resume duties. Dominion liner Adelon leaves for Melbourne. White Star liner Ceramic due soon with 140 passengers. Union leadership changes as J Jobber is replaced by J Cannon amid talks of a new Empire Seamen's union.
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Sydney
Australan
Melbourne
Purl Adelon
Melourne
White Star Ner Ceramic
Spidey
J. Jobbeter
J Cannon
Lmpire Seamen's Union
Violent disturbance blocks Queensland steamer line
In Queensland volunteers clashed with strikers causing a crowd to capsize a jelly yesterday. The incident blocked railway lines and endangered the steamer Malvina carrying 1300 tons of frozen meat as the refrigerating plant risked failure.
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Queensland
AL Gladstone
Malvina
Deportation Act Targeted in Melbourne Speech
Jock Garden addressed Socialist Hall critics arguing the first election shows working class opposition to the master class. He claimed Labor victory would lead to the repeal of the Deportation Act within a fortnight and end Communist propaganda, switching focus to other political messaging.
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Melbourne
Jock Garden
Tonn
Flarold Parsons
Mus
Brat Bac
Celio
Mele Choir
Peter Connelly
Town Hall
Holden’s Motor Body Builders May Reduce Workmen
Adelaide Saturday report warns strike could force layoffs at Holden’s Motor Body Builders Limited bringing unemployment to 2300. Lack of raw materials from struck ports and delayed parts from American factories threaten production just as the busy season begins. If the strike persists, standing off workers and eventual closure are possible.
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Adelaide
Holden
Motor Body Builders Limited
BW. Holden
Frm
Australia
Mr. Holden
Penalty or Holiday in Fremantle Gaol
Prisoners at Fremantle Gaol receive different diets and privileges based on status and tenure. Seamen sentenced there reportedly enjoy superior treatment under a special Act, while ordinary inmates follow a stricter regime.
Whalers Sail From Fremantle Proclaim Seasonal Profit
In Fremantle a crew of whalers arrived to prepare off season operations. Boats departed with 3 000 tons of oil destined overseas. A rouseabout earned 2133 in wages and bonus after three months at sea. Mr Austen Chamberlain elected Lord Rector of Glasgow University.
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Fremantle
Nave
Mpeg Whales
Fremantile
Chamberlain
London
Austen Chamberlain
Glasgow University
Persian Gulf Cyclone Sinks 40 Vessels. Death Toll Reported
Reuters dispatch from Bombay describes the Persian Gulf cyclone as the worst in living memory. It reports over 1000 lives lost and 40 ships sunk, with another message citing up to 7000 deaths.
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Reuter
Bombay
Bushine
Persian Gulf
War Service Homes Commission reports year losses and construction issues
The annual report shows a loss of £41,861 for the year ending June 30. Difficulty in securing skilled builders in New South Wales led to unfinished work. Queensland private construction influences used local timber. some disputes over timber price. An arbitration awarded £121,844 44/8 to BL Driver and Co. for hardened timber. The commission faces a £1059 loss on a contract due to electrial installation cost cuts. A writ of £90,000 was issued against architects. Several states report housing occupancy by tenants and veterans, with varied demand and disposal difficulties across New South Wales Victoria Western Australia South Australia.
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Adelaide
War Service Homes Commission
New South Wales
Dirm
Peport
Queensland
BL Driver and Co
Melbourne
Uueeis
Feuumle
Victoria
Western Australia
South Australii
Obituary for Mr Ernest Gale longtime Gladstone mayor
The death of Mr Ernest Albert Gale former mayor of Gladstone occurred after extended illness. A respected resident and community leader he served as mayor for five years and held roles in the Methodist Sunday school Salvation Army and various clubs. He leaves a widow and three sons and the funeral drew a large Gladstone procession with a service at his residence and graveside rites.
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Adelade
Ernest Albert Tile
Gladstone
Teen Cowell
Adelaide
Gale
Methodist
Institute Gummutes
Immnber
Ie Preenuson
Foresters
Reptubiles
Orange
Salvation Army
Victoria
South Australia
Wavetun
Taig
Timothy Gale
Carrieton
Edith Parham
Kapanda
Broken’ Hill
H. A. S. Gale
W. G. Gale
Alf. Gale
Greeks Capture Petritch and End Offensive in Balkans
From Athens a report says Petritch fell to Greek forces and the campaign is deemed ended. A Bulgarian note accuses Greece of crossing 20 miles into Bulgarian territory with ix miles advanced, causing casualties including seven missing.
Greek Bulgarian tension reported by Athens and Geneva
Athens reports Bulgaria occupies Greek territory but denial follows. Greece informs the League of Nations secretary that the Greek minister in Paris and three military officers will attend the League Council deliberations on the dispute. A Geneva communique says Greek authorities complain of Bulgarian troops occupying a blockhouse in Greek territory.
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Greece
League of Mitions
Paris
Greves
League Coupeil
League
Greece Invades Bulgarian Territory Aliquot Front Line
London Friday report notes a Greek invasion preceded by bombardment along 16 miles of frontier. Greek forces allegedly pillaged and advanced into Bulgarian soil, with casualties reported in Petriteh. Bulgaria says it will seek League of Nations action and rejects indemnity demands until Greek evacuation.
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London
Petritech
Thursay
Petriten
Petriteh
Ha Corres Youueny
Stas
League of Nations
Bulgaria
Motoring Fatality Near Maitland Road Details
Mr and Mrs Edward Nankivell of Swain Avenue Toorak along with Miss Maryankivell were driving from Adelaide to Minlaton when their car left the road near Maitland. The vehicle overturned. Mrs Nankivell died under the car while the other passengers were injured and taken to Maitland Hospital.
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Maitlan
Edward Nankivell
Swain Avenue
Toorak
Maryankivell
Nankivell
Artlaide
Minlaton
Job Quinn
Ihtes Rifles
Maitlanti
Caillaux May Offer Resignation Over Finance Crisis
Paris reports indicate Finance Minister M. Caillaux plans to resign to the government amid a worsening French finances. While his stance calmed nerves after Herriot acts, his reputation suffers as critics press for real improvements and possible forced bond conversions sparking cabinet tensions. Deputies meet October 24 to decide on his laws.
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Pahs
M. Caillaux
Finance
Herriot
Paris
the Times
France
M. Gaillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Evacuation of Villages by Bulgars Amid Greek Advances
The Bulgars had evacuated 10 villages, seven now occupied by Greek forces. Thousands of refusers are camping in open air as Greek units advance, according to a correspondent report dated yesterday.
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Lundun
Suuary
O Z
Vilages
Investor balks at 54 percent Conversion Loan terms
An investor with £15,000 in the 1925 war loan indicated dissatisfaction with new rates and planned to reinvest in industrial stocks. J. T. Colling said Treasury could buy the position and that surrender would let him cash out and re-invest, noting strong public subscriptions and a rush toward the conversion loan.
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Melboldxe
J. T. Colling
Treasury
Trea~sury
Collie
Nils Holding
Escapee Recaptured After Leap From Brisbane Express
Charles Allsop who leaped from a Brisbane express near Sydney while under escort on theft charges was recaptured yesterday at a Kensington house. He yielded a loaded automatic revolver but offered no resistance to detectives surrounding the residence.
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Sydney
Charles Allsop
Brisbane Express
Kensington
Woman Found Dead With Throat Slashed in Ryde Bush
An elderly man gathering gum tips in the Ryde bush found a woman's body with a throat wound and arm cuts. The discovery prompted a police inquiry as officers investigate the case and seek clues.
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Sydney
Ryde
Heated cabinet meeting on Shaneial situation
Report notes Irfring's cabinet held a heated session over the Shaneial issue. Opinion pieces imply a decisive stance is likely, with ministers pressing for a firm course despite unsettled details.
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Yess
Irfring
Weekend Motor Crash Toll Hits Four Injured In Sydney
In Sydney on Saturday a car driven by Malcolm Memning collided with a telegraph pole. Four occupants suffered injuries including Miss Olga Bourke 25 with arm wounds and lacerations, Miss Nora Hrowk 22 with body and arm injuries, Mr Hvory James upor with body injuries, and Malcolm Fleming 33 with head and leg wounds. Bourke admitted to hospital. others treated at home.
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Sydney
Malcolm Memning
Olga Bourke
Darlinghurst
Nora Hrowk
Darlinghurst, Injuries To Body and Arms, Hvory James Upor
Yeates
Malcolm Fleming
William-street
Miss Bourke
Three Casualties In City Traffic Collisions
Three pedestrians and a cyclist were injured in morning traffic incidents. Lordly Actuated of Hindmarsh, 39, suffered a fracture at the left leg after being struck near Bertieshest. Arthur Hamilton of Hindmarsh Hospital, and Arthur Harrisom of Glencoe Park were also hit. Maris Murphy of Maylands, on a bicycle with a bus, was injured at the Ave and Trevelyun junction. All were taken to Adelaide Hospital for treatment.
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Bertieshest
Hindmarsh
Adelaide Hospital
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Arthur Harrisom
Wailing Avenue
Glorencé Park
Ty Wee Mieringy
Kensingtn
Kensington
Dentham-strest
Pranklin-street
Maris Murphy
Auguste-street
Maylands
Teamways Trust
Cork Avene
Disastrous Bolt Strikes Port Road Dray in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Saturday a horse hitched to a spring dray lost control along Port Proud Alberton and collided with a tram standard near Commercial Road Railway Station. Dray overturned, driver Imanuel Liccione his wife and brother and several children suffered abrasions and were taken to Port Casualty Hospital.
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Port Proud
Alberton
Port Adelaide
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Liccione
Port Road
Commercial Road
Port Casualty
Admiral Coontz at Home After Historic Trip
Admiral Coontz returned from a red European trip described as the greatest and most gallant act ever attempted. He paid lavish tributes for New Zealanders and Australians’ great hospitality.
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Reuter
Washington
Admiral Coontz
Tyeebee
Navy
Locarno Pact Causes German Cabinet Rifts
Reuters reports anticipated resignations from Ministers of the German National Party as their governing board brands Locarno treaty results unacceptable. A government majority for ratification is still expected despite the defection.
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Reuter
British Army of Occupation to Withdraw from Cologne
The British army on the Rhine is ordered to move to Wieabadeit as soon as possible after evacuating Cologne. Future strength of the occupation force is unclear, but the level is expected to be considerably reduced.
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Cologne
Rhine
Wieabadeit
Patchy Nationalist Move On Locarno Treaty Sparks Debate
The Nationaist stance against Locarno stirs excitement but no government crisis yet. The German Reichstag Party’s decision is awaited as President von Hindenburg, Merv Luther, and Stresemann stay in Berlin to negotiate with party leaders toward a settlement.
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von Hindenberg
Merv Luther
Herr Streseman
Communist Leaders Arrested In London Court Case
In London on a Saturday, twelve Communist leaders including Pollitt Wintringham Campbell Inkpin Cant Rust Bell Gallagher and Manningion were brought before Bow Street Court on charges of unlawful conspiracy and incitement to mutiny. A large crowd outside sang the Red Flag as police detained a man carrying a red flag. The prosecution contends they led illegal organisations linked to Moscow with aims to overthrow government and incite class war. The cases were adjourned.
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Reuter
London
Saturuay
Harry Pollitt
Thomas Wintringham
J. Ross Campbell
Albert Inkpin
J — Ernest Cant
Wiliam Rust
Thomas Bell
William Gallagher
Murphy
Stepanav
Artiot
Manningion
Wits
Bow Street
Aarge
Ted
Tom Mann
Travers Humphreys
Communist Party of Great Britain
Young Communist League
Moscow
Allegian
Schneider Cup Race Delayed by Stormy Weather in Baltimore
The Schneider Cup aerial race schedule is pushed to Sunday due to stormy weather. Bert Minkler from Australia qualified on Saturday after engine stalling. The British seek a machine substitute after yesterday’s crash as the race is postponed again to Monday in Baltimore.
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Meuter
Baltimore
Bert Minkler
Warfare in Holy Land: Druses clash reported from Adana
Reports from Adana describe intensified fighting in the Holy Land with Druses and local factions said to be engaging more fiercely than previously admitted. The dispatch notes casualties and broader tensions in the region as reports filter through to Constantinople via the Australian Press Association.
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Constantinople
Gaturdey
Adana
Druses Demascus
Trtherto
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