Union of Australia Proposed by Coal Federation
A proposal to form the United Mining Coke and Smelting Workers Industrial Union of Australia is described, with a constitution masque and Harrier Miner publication. The plan aims to unite all smelters workers but reports indicate consultative input from only certain unions, amid rhetoric about class exploitation and the necessity of workers controlling production.
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O.B.U
Coal and Shale Federation
United Mining, Coke, and Smelting Workers’ Industrial “Union of Australasia
Harrier
Port Pirie
Aw.u
Feasl
Peace Bonds and Labour Laws Amid Industry Debate
A fragmented excerpt discusses social ownership of production and central direction by workers, with references to arbitration and strikes. It outlines regional classifications for coal, metalliferous, and coke industries across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, and other Australian regions within a broad constitutional framework. The text signals labor mobilization and governmental control measures without detailing concrete actions or dates.
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Watath Industries
Ama
Une
Artiteation Chor
IP Iso
Wales
New South Wales
Owl
Queensland
Victoria
Australia
Wirrabara Social Honors Soldiers and Local Football Injury
Wirrabara hosted a Friday evening social honoring returned soldiers with speeches and medals presented by the Wire tabard Ladies Welcome Committee led by Mr W H McMurray. A football injury occurred at Wirrabara Rovers versus Murraytown when Alfred Mackie broke his right arm during a marking attempt requiring hospital care. Shearing conditions were reported as generally excellent with high clip quality in some districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McMurray
Mei Ghimberlain
Weste Bristow
A. @ Middleton
F_D. Manning
H. Huntsen
Chamberlain
Brinlu
D. G. Garrifters
Pic
W. G. Carruthers
Hart
Pinede
Pascoe
Middleton
Ellen Anderson
Mist G. Porter
J. E. Gammill
Duncter
Foothatter
Wirrabars Oval
Wirrabara Rovers
Murraytown
Alfred Mackie
H. &. Dunatons
Boderso Centre Hospital
Revival Expected After Suppression of Papers
London reports a revival of suppressed papers under new names. Authorities plan to return essential parts of the seized journals to their publishers, indicating a possible resumption of the publication.
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Reuters Service
London
Sian
Fein 'Zane the
Raid on Fiume sparks Allied powers clash and backlash
The report details reactions to d Annunzio's raid on Fiume, with Italy denounced and Allied leaders debating response. It notes British and American involvement, the threat of a League of Nations framework, and movements of troops to Malta while Dalmatia and Trieste tensions rise.
Lenoir Accuses Calllault in French Newspaper Plot
Ernest Lenoir claims in Paris that Calllaus induced his father to push a scheme to buy French newspapers during Cuillaux era. He asserts treason was instigated by Callliaux and faces possible confrontation at trial with a guillotine verdict or compelled testimony.
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the Times
Paris
Ernest Lenoir
Ciallaux
Lenoir
Seu
Calllaus
Verne
Cuillaux
Cruilty
Culliaux
Saya Tenuir
Lanoir
Csillaun
New Unwritten Law Pleaded Victim Too Wicked to Live
In London a Daily Telegraph report from Tokyo describes Yamai a Pand Supply Department official who murdered a rich importer. He claims moral grounds compelled the act, calling the victim wicked and unfit to live. A leading counsel will press an unwritten law defense as details emerge of a 25000 yen payment to secure a concession.
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United Servic
London
Seprees
Tn Forts
Japan
Yamais
Pand Supply Department
Yamada
Uve
Yamada Wus
Action in England sparks labor unrest and price protests
The Times reports large demonstrations in Hyde Park by about ten thousand workers demanding government action against profiteers. Protests urge abolition of profiteering or removal of officials. A West London butcher’s manager faces three weeks in jail for overcharging. A cleaner’s £1 pressing fee is dismissed. Residents in many districts hold open market sales with woods sold at half shop prices.
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Times
London
Greatritain
Hyde Park
Eye
Gaul
Sauinel
Distetuls
Church union debated at Adelaide conference
At the Church of Christ Conference in Adelaide the push for church union sparked debate. Pastor Hagger warned against rushing into union while Pastor J E Shipway urged caution about compromise on the word of God. Members in Part Pirie and Port Pirie split over the issue as some sought broader union while others remained firm on scriptural principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Church of Christ
Church Union
Hagger
Union of Churches
Union
Christendom
J. E. Shipway
Pirie
Uslom
Port Piste
Wolves of Kullup Finalized at Cuo-eh Theatre
Amusements feature the finalization of Wolves of Kullup at the Cuo-eh theatre with Priscilla Dean as lead. The program includes The Brazen Beauty with scenes of a storm interruption and a ranch girl aiming for New York fashion. Jimmy and the Lee Kid perform in the popular film of the evening, alongside Good Sight Nurse by Watty Ar buckle. Enid Bennett to headline tomorrow with Naughty Naughty reading, amid union sanction notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopom
Jimmy
Lee Kid
Watty Arbuckle
Enid Bennett
Alpina
Two Churches Unite Under Christiam Name in Port Pine
In Port Pine, the Baptist church and the Church of Christ agreed to union under the Christiam church name more than seven years ago. A common building was used on Gortmde street for worship while the Thelstian group also met there, with Dr J. Tohnetin guiding the arrangement. After several years the union dissolved by mutual consent, while Raplivia continued in its peasant building and Church of Christ followers remained.
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Ong Little Ley
J. Tohnetin
Church of Christ
Seamen's Strike Ends with Interim Agreement Signed
A Melbourne based settlement moved by a special committee ends a seamen strike. Terms include eight to ten shillings extra per day tied to the Seamen's Compensation Act, wage protections, and home-port absence allowances. The agreement allows a joint representative for inspection of ships to discuss alterations and conditions within the act, with ongoing negotiations to determine feasible structural changes. A separate Broken Hill miners conference is set for continued talks tomorrow.
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Efinoyners
Sams Solon
Ates
Wagan
Seaatian
Labuy Feehull
Stina Weil
Arthur Henderson and election stance in Postwar Britain
Mr Arthur Henderson describes his repeat election to represent Widnes in the House of Commons aligning with Labour Opposition policy against the coalition government since the armistice. Mr Benferan protested British intervention in Russia and naval and army actions. Event note dated September with fragmentary references to Anstal Brook.
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Reuters Servis
Paris
Humanile
Arthur Menderson
Widnes
House of Commons
Benferaon
Russia
Baltic States Collapse Open Neutral Zone In Baltic Front
A Thmep report notes Bathoniin, Lativian, and Lithunian delegates may meet Bolsheviets to form Pecoa blocks, risking Vinland joining the Balta States. The Times cites London saying Esthonian peace delegates report talks with Belahevints broken off. duch armistice terms call redraw of frontiers, creation of a neutral zone, and surrender of Bolshevik forces to neutral powers.
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London
Bolsheviets Et Yurley
Vinland
Germany
Baltic
the Times
Ballas
I Reuter
Copenhagen
Lubtish Information Bureau
Russia
Slill
Lie Bolsheviat Sect
Puwar
Soviet peace moves and Petrograd garrison notes
Reuters dispatches from London report mixed signals from Hunala about Soviet intentions. One message says the Soviet government will seek peace negotiations with the Allies on specified terms. Another letter claims Trotsky informed the Soviets that forces from Bashkiria will reinforce Petrograd and Bolshevik troops to the north, with a West Front briefing soon.
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Reuters Latrige
London
Hunala
Petrograd
Sovio
Bashikirs
Wholesale Executions Reported From Stockholm
A fragmentary dispatch from Stockholm reports mass executions by Bolshevik forces in Iuga, with victims including women and children. Descriptions allege brutal torture, with exhausted prisoners left in agony in prison yards as authorities and observers note the horrific reach of the conflict.
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Stockhols
Guido Schnidér
Iuga
Bolshevists
Nerod
Antn-Coveret
Rivodanakel
Elpgunls
Public Eye at Pirie Station Masters and Clerks
Mr T A Taylor station master at Pirie is replaced on leave by Mr P J McCarthy who will travel to Adelaide for a medical examination. Delegates from AW.U to the Labor Party conference at Adelaide returned Saturday. A parade of officials and soldiers, including Captain Woolnough and Mr Wisdom, report illnesses and travel as seen in local notices.
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T. A. Taylor
Allway Station
Pirie
Duty Center
Moniday
Sydney
P. J. McCarthy
Taylor
Adelaide
McCarthy
Eclievs
Cryatel Brook
Woolnough
barbar_ums
Wisdom
Oliphant
J. Mibourn
Sum
Port Purio
Mel
T. Grit
Piria
The
Returned Soldiers' Association
Ur P. Hague
Belet
Pinte
Guttulding
Yesterday’s Arrivals at Pirie Welcome Home Vets
Private L. Marsohel of the 48th Battalion returned to Pirie by taxi and was welcomed at the Town Hall by Mayor Dr. M. B. Goods on behalf of citizens. He has served three and a half years on active duty. Also noted are Driver A. G. Simpson of the 4th Battalion with four years of service.
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BH. L. Marsohel
48Th Battalion
Pirie
Tal
F. W. Marachel
First Street
Istana
Mersohel
Solomontown
M. B. Goods
Delmar
Lorry and horses bolt through Ellen Street causing collisions
A heavy lorry pulling two frightened horses bolted from Podera Wharf yesterday morning and veered along Ellen Street. It collided with a pony cart and a motorbike, then with a motor car near Queen's Chambers. No injuries were reported and the lorry was recovered. owner Mr W A Newton faced the incident near Pirie West.
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Aliaes
Ellen Mrcel
Queen's Chambers
Ellen Street
W. A. Novtow
Zuisp Street
Peterbough
J. Pumin Jonking
Imalde Tie Tetanonomes — Tamugating
Sas Brawan
Mr Neil
Gavernmynt
Pirie West
Collision damages lorry and car in urban incident
A damaged motor car owned by Harold Goods and an Excelsior cycle owned by MP Malinews were involved in a roadside incident. Wicker upholstery and the lorry frame suffered damage while occupants escaped unharmed as horses were restrained and drivers attended to the scene.
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MP It
Malinews
Harold Goods
Ankas
Kaiser Intrigues for Throne and Lusimunication in Berlin
Fragmentary report recalls Meuter’s Serving in Lunlon and a German monarchist agent arriving with Lincoln in August. Lincoln, deported from England, held conferences at the ex-Raker’s castle near Ameromman and Hol, then traveled back to his town on a Saturday.
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Meuter
Lunlon
Jie Arulutous
House of Commons
Twbilek Lincoln
England
Ameromman
Holand
Lincoln
Daly Full Camisoles and Far Less Price List In Melbourne
Freshly opened from Melbourne to all isles. Lot of Daly full camisoles and ladies undergarments offered at low prices. Includes topless corsets for warm weather, cotton vests, lisle hose, and fine cotton garments with low yard prices.
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Easton
Melbourne
the Isles
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