Ownerships Succest Returns to Work on Interim Basis
Sydney report on the Broken Hill tribunal's discussion of an underground hour cut plan with mine owners' rep Mr Emery advocating no reduction. Interim measure lowers underground hours to 69 per week. owners urged to resume on Oasis pending a Technical Commission report while warning of broader industry agitation if hours drop.
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Sydney
Broken PA
Justicn Edmands
Emery
Mine Owers
Sout
Africa
Emersil ii
Mr. Emery
Broken Hill
Australia
Indus~ Teloe
Technical Commission
Mills Face Recession Pressure In House Debate
In Adelaide Thursday Mr J Gunn pressed the Premier in the House of Assembly on measures to prevent mill closures. The Premier replied the government had done all possible and Victoria faced the same issue as South Australia. The Wheat Board could only sell flour at large sacrifice, which the board did not feel justified making.
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Adelaide
J. Gunn
House of Assembly
Esen
Victoria
South Australa
Wheat Board
Mks
W. Angus
Ilegw
Senate Passes Arbitration Bill in Melbourne Report
The Senate passed the Arbitration Bill to the report stage in Melbourne today while the Westralian Farmers Agreement bill was under debate on the second reading. The New Guinea bill reached the report stage as the arbitration measure moved forward after passing all stages.
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Melbourne
Senate
Naval defence warships put in reserve general stoppage of new construction
Melbourne report on navy estimates for 1920-21 totaling 3,265,878 pounds with 1920-21 plans to reduce the fleet and personnel. Several ships to be placed in reserve, with nucleus crews for others, and no new construction. Australia to receive British vessels and training schemes to be reorganized under a naval reserve system.
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Melbourne
Laird Smith
House of Representatives
Tt Biusl
Australia
United Kingdom
Mvy
Anzac
Geranthm
Marguerite
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Sydney
Meet
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Swallow
Una
Adelaide
Flinders
Australis
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Wupcelaien
Wo Gent
Trening
Naval Board
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Tle
Royal Australian Naval Brigade
Royal Australian Naval Reserve
Postmaster-General's Department
Admiralty
Navy
Teoreantond
Nivel College
Jervis Bay
Yaiming
Gockmarn Naval Base
Port Stephens
Geelong
Balbriggan terror reports rise in English papers
English papers today recount riots in Balbriggan with a Royal Irish Constabulary visit to a hotel ending in a dispute. Burkes among police sent away, shots fired, one Burke killed, another wounded, later attacks in Balbriggan and neighboring towns. Postman and others shot. a priest maltreatment reported. multiple murders noted.
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Us Service
Datin
Evening Newa
I Bublin
Burke
Balbriggan
Seale
Traiec
Murder at Dublin Hotel Targets County Councillor Lynch
Uniformed men entered a Dublin hotel at three this morning and shot dead county councillor Lynch in his room. A porter was restrained at the desk while the assailant, recorded in the visitors book, fled. police later found Lynch with a large facial wound and confirmed the fatal shooting. The incident occurred amid ongoing political tensions and a report referred to Lynch as a republican judge.
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London
Dublin i
Limerick
Calif Service
Don
Dublin
Lynch
Aler
Untitled fragment reports murder claim with bayonet wound
In London a report claims a man was killed with a bayonet wound to the neck. The source describes the alleged killer and the victim, noting the gory details in a brief, unverified dispatch.
List of Irish crimes and reprisals reported by The Times
A recent Times report details Irish incidents including an unknown man found in a Carlow cornfield with a note warning spies and informers, two policemen killed and four wounded in County Clare during an ambush, a mail train halt at midnight with seized correspondence, and a Castle Baldwin barracks fire after evacuation. An inquiry into Balbriggan is in progress.
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London
Dublin
Sligo
Castle Baldwin
Italians Seize Houses as Soldiers Eject Them
Rome reports a housing movement where apartment tenants occupied their homes declaring Rothes illegal and refusing orders. Armed guards removed occupiers from several villas with no violence. The Vatican was warned of planned seizures of religious buildings including St John Lateran. government aims to prevent further property seizures as tenants seek rights amid a housing famine.
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Rome
Rothes
Vatican
St Sohn Lateran
Charge of Manslaughter: Carlos Declared Not Guilty
In Adelaide on Moore Street, the court concluded the Moore Street tragedy case with John Henry Ryan found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to 42 months imprisonment. James Luke Carlos acquitted after a jury split verdict, with mercy urged for Ryan and Carlos discharged. The Crown said it would not proceed against William Tomes Feirtie.
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Carlos
Adelaide
Moore Street
John Henry Ryan
James Luke Carlos
Slabehtar
Inter
Ryan
William ‘Tomes Feirtie
Premier Warne Britons Lose Ground in By-Election Debate
Lloyd George denounced Labour Extremists threatening constitutional gains of twenty years. He warned Soviet Russia’s tyranny echoed in Hussite era darkness and said workers’ freedoms would vanish if extremists win. Reuter’s Service reports London remarks during coalition by-election campaign.
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Reuter
London
Coalittor
Lford
Mr. Lloyd George
Lloyd Gwongwwiso
Hussis
Poles and Lithuanians Engage In Ongoing Border Clash
Reuters report from Warsaw notes that despite a Paris settlement, fighting continues with Lithuanians bombarding Polish posts near Lake Glucice as Polish forces conduct advances and occupy towns. A separate telegram from Riga states the Polish Russian peace talks began yesterday with cautious Soviet hopes for peace.
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Reuter
London
Poland
Lithuania
Paris
Lake Glucicc
Risa
New York Bomb Outrage Testimony Shake Wall Street
Four workers testifying in the Wall Street explosion inquiry say they spoke with the death wagon driver who claimed orders from an unknown firm to go to the Morgan office. They describe the driver as German or of German descent and note the driver vanished after the tragedy.
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Ravterrs Service
New York
Wall Street
Morgan
Poultry Diseases Bill Sparks House Debate in Adelaide
In the South Australia House of Assembly Mr Q R Laffert moved the second reading of a Poultry Diseases Bill to allow quarantine of yards and penalties for disease control. Supporters warn tick and disease spread endangers a £1,000,000 industry while critics call the bill drastic and unworkable, adjourned after debate.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Q. R. Laffert
Mr Butterfield
HL Chapman
Butterfield
Chapman
Anonymous warnings sent to New York clerks in alliance era
Clerks in the circles of several prominent men in New York received anonymous warnings signed "TNT." Most warnings are regarded as hoaxes though officials treat them with caution.
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Renter's Service
New York
Mal
TNT
Hotelkeeper Charged Over Illicit Liquor Supply
A Adelaide hotelier, Peter Neil Johnson, licensee of the Colonel Light Hotel, faced police court today on charges of unlawfully supplying liquor at about 8:40 PM. The case followed a protest by a recently mounted constable and inquiry into six young men linked to disturbances at west side hotels.
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Adelaide
Tar
Peter Neil Johnson
Municipal Corporations Amendment Bill debate in assembly
The Thauseaf Assembly discussed the Municipal Corporations Amendment Bill. J Gunn urged consolidating nine Acts and called for a law consolidation committee. The bill seeks franchise expansion, clerk exam standards, and audited coined books. Second reading passed.
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Adelaide
Thauseaf Assembly
J. Gunn
Tt Y
A. Anstey
Omtec
Mill
Lord Lytton names Under-Secretary for India in new gov
Public Eye notes a cable message reporting Lord Lytton has appointed an Under-Secretary of State for India. It mentions Lord Sinha recently elected as Governor of Bihar and Orissa, the combined province in India.
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Lord Lytton
India
Lord Sinha
Bihar
Amd
Orissa
Ose
Ind
Coughs and Colds Remedy From Old Text
For a cough or cold pour a tumbler of juice mixed with hot water. Finish by taking a small amount and repeating as needed for relief. The passage describes a simple home remedy with lemon juice and warm liquid to ease symptoms.
NEW WHEAT POOL DISCUSSED IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr WW McHughes explained the formation of a new wheat pool in which the Commonwealth would participate. The key issue was securing freight at reasonable rates and financing farmers with large sums. Negotiations aimed to sell 300000 tons of wheat to Egypt and a likely earlier sale could bring in about £13,000,000.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
WW. MC Hughes
Atest
Commonwealth
Egypt
Aneler
FG. Tudor
Halse
Mushea
Bendigo
Stock routes debated in South Australia Assembly
In Adelaide the House of Assembly debated restoring land for closer settlement. W.G. Moseley defended closing travelling stock reserves in Kenyaka Bookunda Palmer and Willochra and transferring them to Land Board allotments. Opposition from M A O Malloran and W Harvey was noted. The minister said he would not press the motion amid council opposition.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
W.G. Moseley
Commissioner of Crown Lands
Kenyaka
Bookunda
Palmer
Willochra
Land Board
W. Harvey
M.A. O'Malloran
Relief for Pirie Distress and Whyalla donations rise
A Pirie Distress Relief Committee report shows 76 applications approved for aid, three rejected, one deferred, and a later grant due to rain conditions. Donations total £65 10s from Whyalla and local figures. new committees formed to coordinate funds and distribution.
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AAW
Whyalla
Lacy
Webb
Wr. K. A. Hopkins
W. Robinette
Perry Se
Aw.u
Ty Smelters Co
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