Australian labor unrest prompts 4 hour week dispute in Sydney
Sydney labor protests over a four hour week disrupt engineering yards and shipboard crews. Trades Hall reports workers refuse or accept shifts as leaders warn of broader action while the state cabinet considers a bill to cut hours for workers. More than 10 000 showrers and 300 copper workers face pay or job implications amid a national campaign to curb colored labor aboard ships. Paris greets a new British ambassador as ex-Viceroy of India named Lord Mountbatten reports from London.
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Sydney
Enginenps
Wisco
Trades Hall
Yorky i Cocketun
Garden Islands
Callway
Smiedley
Iran
Metiers Limitet
Euiremakers' Union
MEX
Lambert
Showrers
Theodore Disappoints In Queensland Loan Effort
Premier E G Theodore accuses conservative press and Nationalist foes in Queensland of a deliberate campaign to ruin state credit. He says rivals sabotaged a London loan attempt by sending a delegation to England and undermining finances, calling it a sordid conspiracy by Labor opponents.
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Adelaide
E.G. Theodore
Queensland
Theodore
Savines Bank
London
England
Labor Party
Theosdore
Amine
Fate of McSweeney in doubt amid Swiss telegrams
Reuters reports from Viege Switzerland quote Lloyd George proposing conditional hunger striker release if Sinn Fein guarantees end to police killings in Ireland. He warns unconditional release of the Lord Mayor of Cork would demoralize Irish forces and threaten the Government of Ireland.
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Reuter
London
Viege
Switzerland
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Mc Sweeney
Livya George
Cork
Erolichmen Appeal to Sinn Fein Incident in Abstention Oath
Fragmentary report notes a dispute involving McSweeney and others urging Sinn Fein to call off a strike and release a vote or oath of abstention, with unclear specifics and dating. The readable text centers on a political appeal and a call for abstention action amid ongoing tensions.
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United Service
London
Pie Buglinty Friends of “McSweeney
Implomas
Sinn Fein
Himuere
Eastbourne Tragedy Arrests Stir Case In Murders
United Service reports two unemployed local men arrested in Estourne over the murder of Irene Munro. Once army chums, they were connected to the case as investigators pursue evidence. Beach chose not to respond to her statements.
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United Service
London
Estourne
Irene Munro
Elairveseny
Beach
California's land law sparks Japan protest
A Reuters dispatch from Washington says the Japanese Ambassador M. Shideshara will demand intervention by the United States government to prevent passage of the proposed California law that would prohibit Japanese holding land in the state.
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Reuter
Washington
M. Shideshara
United States
Shaw
Struggle with Bolshevists and Poles at Peace Talks
War-time dispatch from London reports Bolshevists and Poles at odds over peace talks with Poland pressing for guaranteed terms and Lithuanians facing Polish forces on the frontier. Reports detail large Polish detachments, captured prisoners, and German mediation efforts as tensions rise along East Prussia and Lithuania fronts.
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Fdauter
Paris
Bolshevists
Poland
Naw Feoheh Wap
Lille Retina
Amit
Ariiy Elpeles Meyane
Ory Lion
Bilest
East Prussia
Abeuie
Germany
Bulsteviaty
Hsu
Polar
Lithuania
Erie
London
Sue
Kirmis
Lithwin
Miske Unseated In Third Round By Dempsey
In Vancouver Monday, Dempsey defeated Miske to retain the World Heavyweight title. Miske showed early promise but faded as Dempsey dominated from the start and scored a decisive knockout in the third round.
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Miske
Neuler
Vancouver
Ani
Ebalsiger
Simi
Van
Dempsey
Miskey
St Mark's Club Wins South Australia Premiership Trophy
Members of St Mark's Football Club hosted a celebratory evening at the residence of Pirie Football Association president Bir W. Neal to mark their premiership victory. Delegates and umpires joined, with speeches praising play, noting Salomontown as previous holders, and detailing trophy custody, captain Billy Neal, and various club awards and honors.
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Pirie Football Association
Bir
W. Neal
St Mark's Chub
P. Tobin
Richardson
A. Nelson
Salomonown
Salomontown Club
Bert Symonds
St Mark's
Billy” Neal
Solomontown
W. H. Neal
Solamo
Pooersnion
Waelf
Ind
Persnally
Joe 2. O'Callaghan
Hutoglass
Billy Noa
Clu
Tram
Me P. Uyuch
Fgrts
Condon
Father Mahoney
W. Moal
Sutrace
A. Sandery
Noah
L. Minos
Pine Ledge Friendly Societies Pi A Quarterly Meeting
The Pine Ledge MA Pi A quarterly meeting was held last night presided by P G J Picken in the absence of the N G. The secretary presented an instance sheet showing 4 proof of £27 for the three months. The AP 244/6/8 sum had been disbursed in sick pay. The total turns of the year were £727/8/8. The balance sheet was approved and the attor's report praised the secretary's book-keeping. Bro E H Richmond P G Loyal Mersey Lodge Devonport attended and a Past Grand certificate will be presented to Bro Olsson on his return from Sweden.
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Pine Ledge
PG. J. Picken
E. H. Richmond
P.G
Mersey
Devonport
Tanmania
N.O
Granit
Bro. Olsson
Sweden
Electricians Locked Out As Court Of Inquiry Appointed
The Minister of Labour orders a court of inquiry into the lockout by employers after electricians agree to return to work following the ministerial appeal. The move marks a first under the Industrial Fores Act. About 4590 electricians are affected with thousands more in engineering trades facing unemployment threats.
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Reuter
London
Vie Hua
Perils of the Air Over Tennis Championship Photos
A military air crash in London kills two aviators and injures a child while photographers cover the American tennis championship. Lieut Grear and Sere Sax died instantly. four children perished and one was wounded when a plane crashed into a nearby field during the event.
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Huvnter
Parest Hills
Tieleportine
Lieutemmt Grear
Os Service
London
Suler
Port Pirie Soldiers Memorial Fund Concert Next Monday
The men's choir of Port Pirie will give a concert at the institute to aid the Soldiers Memorial Fund. The choir has trained steadily since formation and shows notable talent. Conductor inspires a high level of precision. seating plans are at Francis' shop, Ellen Street, for advance bookings.
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Port Pirie
Sell v Memorial Fund
Splendid 4
Teva
Aso
Francis
Ellen Street
Federal public service debate on arbitration bill
On Tuesday in Melbourne the second reading of the Public Service Bill sparked a long House debate. Tim Ryan moved to withdraw the bill until the service indicated its desire to remove the right to appeal to the Arbitration Court. L E Groom said the move would curb varying awards by giving the service an arbitrator.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Tim Ryan
Arbitration Court
L. E. Groom
Federal Public Service
Poles Invasion Alleged in Galicia Conflict
London dispatch reports Poles accused of invading Galicia and occupying villages in Easter Galicia. A Vols contingent crossed the frontier in November, drawing prompt international actions. Polish forces reportedly surrendered after facing a prepared opposing force and many were interned.
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London
Monnay
Vienna
Czerha
Slovakia
Gulicia
Nive Feumbier
Germans Mobilize Plebiscite Voters Across Regions
The Times reports Germany moved 100000 voters into four plebiscite areas to influence the nationality transfer vote. In Schieewe they opposed the proposal, but were shifted toward Den jwarh and Kant Prissiv on the Vistula question. Germans prepared with armed elements to back their stance in the plebiscite.
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Warsaw
Germany
Schieewe
Kant Prissiv
Vistula
Poland
Unger Silesia
Bolshevism in Bohemia claims new Soviet republic
A Moscow message says Bolshevik forces formed a center behind Polish lines have proclaimed a Soviet republic in Bohemia and occupied key military points. Bolshevist propaganda spread among Turks with Russian efforts focusing on infection of the nation.
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Koon
Moscow
Bohemia
Republic
Mlitary
Pointe
Times
Mobiday
Search for oil offer in Australia for discovery
The Federal Government offers £50,000 for the discovery of an oil field in Australia. Prime Minister announced in the House of Representatives that the Ministry would provide the reward to anyone locating a viable oil field on the mainland.
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Melbourne
Australia
House of Representatives
Bank of Australasia declares interim dividend and bonus
The Bank of Australasia in London declares an interim dividend of 0. a share and a bonus of £2 a share. The dividend equates to 40 percent per year and the bonus 10 34 percent per year.
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London
Frida
Bank of Australasia
Bolshevist Red Dawn Sinks. Crew Losses Reported
Paris report in Temps confirms a sudden accident on the Bolshevik warship Red Dawn. Twenty eight or thirty crew members are said fatally hurt with the vessel sinking. Kemel Pasha, returning from Moscow, is described as a Bolshevist agent supplied with films and pamphlets for propaganda purposes among his followers.
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Paris
Temps
Red Dawn
Anay
V' Kemel Pasha
Returnia
Moscow
Hilms
Smong
Tests of lignite chemistry in Adelaide prompted inquiries
Me W Angus asked in the House of Assembly about coal deposits at Moorlands and other sites. The Premier said tests are underway to determine quantity, nature and value of products from distillation. A modern drill operates near Adelaide and £5000 is allocated to tests on pulverised brown coal.
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Adelaide
W. Angus
House of Assembly
Department of Chemistry
Department of Mines
Thought of Dominions in The Times Addresses Empire
The Times of London publishes leading notes urging timely awareness among the people of all parts of the Empire. It emphasizes mutual knowledge and updates as the war affects dominions and seeks to keep citizens informed about distant events and efforts.
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the Times
London
The
Times
World Crop Shortage Warning From Daily Mail
The Daily Mail reports the world's weather crop yield will meet only needs for the year. No grain will be left over, per current estimates.
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United Service
London
Daily Mail
Morality debate at international women's meeting
United Serv London Mandar reports women to discuss morality effects of dancing and dress at the International Women's Committee meeting in Christiania. An American delegate motions against excess ties to immorality, urging domestic strain and spending scrutiny. In South Australia country football, a team praised for skill and leadership. Mr Neal receives thanks for hosting a town event with football cricket and lacrosse figures present.
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United Serv
London
Mandar
Christiania
Wed
South Austtalia
J. J. O'Callaghan
Neal
A. Sander
T. Cornish
St Mark's
Tee Tall Meeting of A W A Hall
A Wednesday meeting agenda outlines erection of officers and team distributions. Key participants include POE Lynch and local organizers. The event focuses on structuring leadership roles and assigning duties within the hall activities.
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Hall
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