Tribunal to post night award on barrier strike at Broken Hill
A tribunal led by Mr Justice Bomanis considers a barrier strike affecting surface workers at Broken Hill. The decision on pro rata reductions and a possible abolition of the Saturday half shift is awaited after arguments from both sides. The chair hopes to publish the award soon, aiming to settle hours and conditions for the surface base staff.
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Broken Hill
da. O'Reilly
O'Nsiy
Justice Bomanis
Wadairground Varkers
Mir
Bryken Hill
Benaider Tal
Liemen
Ariguments
Manor
Wien
Minster
Imor
VOL Stites Auto-Snutrow Mezht
Expropriated German Firms Monopoly of Goods Probe
In Melbourne today, Hughes told Mr Foster in Parliament that cotton, tea, and barley could grow in Australia but required suitable labor for commercial success. Government plans to appoint one agent to inspect expropriated German firms and manage their assets were discussed, with indications of action against the expropriated entities.
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Melbourne
Hughes
Sr K W. Foster
House of Mepresualuatives
Australia
Lsbor
L. Gumningholm
Bats Snes
Germen
Gwinest
British Coal Owners and Miners Confer Over Output
London Monday a joint conference between coalowners and miners sat for three hours to discuss the drop in output and ways to secure increased work. The talks adjourned to allow committees to meet and negotiations were described as friendly with hope for a mutually satisfactory settlement and a decision to be submitted to miners' delegates in London in September.
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London
Cottferenca
Nations Conference
Welsh Miners Stand Firm Over Wages By Output
Report from Cardiff shows the South Wales Miners Federation executive council endorsing a policy against linking wage level to output. They urge any future changes to be studied and discussed with all workers, resisting immediate concessions amid ongoing negotiations.
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Reubir
London
South Wales
Gardiff
Atinoes’ Federation of Peat Britain
Ie Counell
Special Law for Jews in London Erupts in Anti Jewish Legislation
The Bunearian National Henge Assembly passes a restrictive act labeling Jews a separate nationality. The minister says the measures aim to expose Jews to Zionist influence and allow limited university admissions, provoking censure as a breach of the place treaty.
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London
Fe Bunearian Na Henge
Bateson
Bagi
Polley
Great European floods and quake victims homeless in Europe
Reuters reports massive devastation across France Switzerland Italy and northern regions with damages estimated around 50 million francs. factories damaged homes swept away communications disrupted rail lines bridges submerged lakes Como Maggiore overflowed Como partly underwater and towns hit including Liguria and Carlagnam.
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Reuter
London
Montay
France
Switzerland
Phin
Alsope
Lemen
Maggiore
Como
Liguria
Italy
Carlagnam
Wich
Adelaide Motor Vehicles Bill Faces Key Committee Debate
In Adelaide, the Motor Vehicles Bill underwent second reading in the House of Assembly with amendments discussed on speed limits and heavy penalties. Members argued over regulation scope, owner versus driver liability, and the impact on road safety while preserving the bill’s goal of workable controls.
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Ma TL
Hill
House of AsSembly
Hil
Il Jet
Accus
Adgiaile
Lse- Om
Aringot Sunn
Ganerat Putin
Sation Tor
Morris
Mulcu Power
A W. A. Hamilton
PH. Suieston
G. B. Laer
P. Reidy
Verran
Laffer
Dutha
Devars
Jam Ando Fruit Exports Seeks Commonwealth Supervision
Government moves to supervise jam and canned and fresh fruit exports to address complaints of substandard consignments to Great Britain and other markets. Steps include tightening inspection, standardising tins and packaging, and safeguarding Australia’s export reputation.
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Broser
Reprisals in Trecastle Manchester Guardian Exposed
London reports from Monday reveal General Sir Hubert Gough urging reprisals and ruthless war against Irpit recruits as the Guardian notes that Belfast and Cork saw retaliatory actions. A Cork bombing damaged a drapery shop, wounding bystanders. later, reprisal raids left two boys shot and several houses fired.
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Servier
London
Hubert
Gough
Manghest
Tsi
Tina Ist
Guardian
Reuter
Cork
Umlaire
Countess Markievicz Arrested Amid Irish Tensions
London reports Countess Markievicz, a House of Commons member, has been arrested in connection with the Sinn Fein movement in Ireland. General MacReady recalls recall and cabinet action is expected. Belfast remains quiet though police faced orchestrated riots with targeted assaults on constables and detectives.
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Better
London
MarkieWer
House of Commons
Ireland
Reuters Service
Belfast
Nile
Black and Tans Destroy Homes in Trim Destruction
The Daily Mail reports in Trim that 200 Black and Tans armed with rifles and a machine gun opened fire in the market place as reprisal for a prior shooting. They patrolled streets, raided homes, and arrested suspects while seeking barracks buyers. The Demondoy factory, a Loyal Industry site, was destroyed.
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United Servics
London
Almonade Maotory
Armored Cabs Patrol Belfast Streets Amid Unrest
Reports from Belfast describe armored cabs patrolling as weeks of disorder escalated with two attacks on police. Civilians were killed in reprisals as fires and gunfire disrupted districts. Police and crowds clashed while trams halted and order was restored after violent Sunday.
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Moater
Belfast
Mongay
Bulfast
Warnhe
Wars of the Poles Bolsheviks Pursued at Peace Talks
Reported progress at a peace conference as Bolsheviks seek armistice terms. Soviet government offers to abandon certain demands and considers eastern Galician control with a referendum. Polish forces press for recognition of Ukrainian Lithuanian and White Russia independence.
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London
Oyes
Pripette
M. Nolte
Polisi Ormis
Curzon Nine
Ukrsinia
Lithuania
Lithuanian Polish tensions push for League intervention
London reports the Lithuanian Polish dispute has intensified with Poland accusing Lithuania of aggression against Bolshevists and occupying Lithuanian territory. Poland has launched a new offensive and Kopoczewo is cited. The Lithuanian sister parties appeal to the League of Nations for immediate action to halt Polish aggression.
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League OF Nations
London
Andllave
Bolshevists
Masseie Lous
Andaiave Qeenpietl Kopoczewo
Poles Capture Grodno Reported in War Wire
London dispatch says Poles captured Grodno after heavy fighting and took many prisoners and war matériel. Messages note fronts near Minsk with continued Soviet pressure and retreat dynamics as fronts shift.
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Renter's Service
London
Warsaw
Grodno
Lithuania appeals to people for peaceful settlement urged resistance
London dispatch says Lithuania asks citizens to resist invasion with improvised tools if official help fails. Government seeks peaceful settlement with Poland but calls for readiness to defend homeland using choppers, scythes, and other makeshifts.
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London
Poland
Goods Robberies In France Label Forgery on Wagons
Paris railway detectives exposed a vast theft network that altered wagon labels to divert loads of merchandise. A cloth consignment from Havre to Rouen bore a forged label at the Paris station, allowing thieves to swap cars with new addresses and escape. Sugar wagon thefts were reported, with arrests mentioned.
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Houter
Ondon
Paris
Havre
Ant Yemi
Hse
Murder Plot at Cherbourg Deepens with Identified Victims
United Service report from London states victims in Cherbourg murder identified as Greeks from Salonika. The murder theory is established as fact and a deep plot behind the crime is believed to underlie the affair.
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Cherbov
Prom
United Service
London
Paria
Cherbourg
Salonica
Uheory
Oremen and Packers Union elects new Adelaide secretary
At a Storemen and Packers Union meeting in Adelaide on Tuesday, F. Mo'Dabs was elected secretary of the Adelaide branch following Les Hunkin's resignation. The new secretary is well known for leading the Lalor movement and has served as union president for two years and organizer for three.
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F. Mo
Dabs
Adelle
Les. Hunkin
Lalor
Lay Union
Body Found in Torrens Near Welland
Aged Chiude Percival But Ten, 9 or 41 months? missing from home since September 9, found floating in the Torrens near Welland this afternoon. An ADEM aide reported the discovery.
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Chiude Percival But- Ten
Welland
Func
Torrens
Prices in Iron and Steel Stir Queensland Hearing
Adelaide's Prices Regulation Commission heard claims that an association of wholesalers fixed iron and steel rates. Testimony named Starks Scarfe Colton Palmer and Preston Crooks Breaker Rhodes and others, with prices ranging around £23 to £33 a ton and galavanized steel stabilizing at £25 46 a ton.
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Quesdag
Te Prices’ Regulation Commission
House of Assembly
Prise May
Archibald Somerville
Harrie, Scarfe and
Go's
Wrines
Iran
Fael
Icon
Windort
Miainada
Diane
Colton
Palmer
Preston
Crooks
Rhodes
the Metal and Manufacturing Co
J. &.Robinson
Prevost
Seith
Dider
Irem
F. Goudon
Condon
T. A. Corbin
Elder, Smith, and Co
Elder, Smith and Co
Broken Hill Proprietary Co
Hardware
Cank.com
Tle Utilb
Bh.p
Anthie Tenry Preston
Zolton, Palmer, and
Hardware Association
Varius
Iota Meni
BSP
Prions
BHP. Co
Aramilla
Colin Steel
England
Reclamation Work Strike Ends as 48 Workers Paid Off
Amid a strike on Tal Bend swamp land, 48 members of the O BU were paid off today. Eighteen other workers were dispatched to fill their positions, with shifts continuing under the ministry’s supervision.
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Ade
Pascoe
O BU
Tal Bend
Frange Gets a Dictator Rise in Frane Policy Fears
Ambitious plans for Frange lead to fears of a presidential dictatorship. Frange's leader Milierand seeks monarchical authority, predicting dominant influence over government and parliament. Millerand condemns domestic unrest while pledging a strong focus on France's greatness and future relations with Britain.
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London
Prange
Dewi
Frais
fPor Examala
Milierand
Franie
Muen
Fries
Eis
Beuter
Paps
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
France
Russian Crown Jewels Scam Exposes London Dealers
A Daily Herald story from London details a complex sale of Russian Crown Jewels run by Mrs Glassman and associates. Negotiations occurred in Whitechapel, with agents sent to Watton Garden. prices cited include 51000, 28000, 38000 pounds and totals approaching 400000 pounds for safes. The scheme involved Bolshevik subsidy claims and propaganda spread via various outlets and networks.
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Herald
Amrs Glassman
E. Lansbury
Vic
White
Whiterhand
Edwar Lansbury
Daily Herald
Rothstein
Vin
Politeness of murderers returned and cleaned up mess
United Service reports that after a shooting in a Paris hotel the four men murdered a man, were restrained by the barmaid's screams, then carried away the corpse and cleaned the scene before authorities arrived, stealing posters from the door on逃?
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United Service
London
Paris
Sack Helm
Sentimental Bloke film sold in England deal completed
Mr Frank Talbot says negotiations are concluded for the purchase of the Gaumont Company and the Sentimental Bloke film for a large cash sum. He retains two dig fol em in the plot. Mr Carroll is in America nearing a deal with a big corporation as disputes linger in Perth and Era.
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London
Frank ‘Talbot
Gaumont Company
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