Dooley Link to Mount Victoria Ticket Scandal Allegations
A long testimony by Mr Hynes alleges Dooley pressed for tickets to back Suttor for a Labor seat, with payments and influence claimed to secure a legislative council position. Hynes claims he was used as a tool, confronted with bribes, and later cast aside, denying criminal intent while detailing past offenses. The 1923 May 16 statement challenges Dooley and Suttor while vowing not to retract.
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Hynes Relalf
Dooley
Alf. Wemberable Tickels
Suttor
Ml.c
A.I. We
Wynog
Wwe
America
Mount Vietoria
Taswit
Amerina
Dooly
Etuli
Donley
Lithgow
Sydney
Dowley
Tanmary
Caine
Syelney
Emiepamy
Mae Dooley
Bee
Kim
Amin Grent
Parliament House
Sattar
Vietima St. Mills
Doe
Mtr
Jobo Payne
Iusinous Secnetary
Payne
Sutter
Suter
Mount Victoria
Stoent Victor
Sutton
Manley
Mayne
Legislative Council
Ayia
Timilee
Tegal
Unis
Am Ly Cmt
Tie
Favan
Arburtie
Drona
Heong
Pealey
Npaananisariierts
Ba Omer
Labor League
Horiley
ALP
Mr. Dooley
Mr. Suttor
Communist Party Notices In Sydney District Group Meeting
Sydney district workers are urged to attend a meeting on Tuesday May 23 with Gormrude Heffron conducting a speakers class on May 30 and the following Tuesday. A Saturday night dance is praised though alterations are pending. The Young Communist League promotes class struggle while a children’s school gathers weekly. Comrade Tom Glynn’s health and past record are noted, with a testimonial fundraiser planned for June 27 at the Communist Hall in Sydney. Subscriptions expected across industrial centres and through the NSW Labour Council Trades Hall.
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Sydney
Gormrude Heffron
Young Communist League
Fareauy
Baio Ane
Qourraden
Glynn
Tom Glynn
Australia
N.S.W
Communist Party
Gigo
Communist Hall
Garden
Ns.w. Labour Council
Trades Hall
Red Revolution Perils Warns Movement Leader
The Ter 4. T. Watkat, head of the Bren's Own Movement tied to the Methodist Church, toured Nawreantle Oy Sumlay and addressed Ye Tighe ill Motherhood about The Movils of the Red Revolution. He warned the Red Revolution would replace ballots with bullets, accusing Labor Council and Red International ties and urging communism as the path.
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T. Watkat
Methodist Church
Nawreantle
Peitfoinan
Rey. M. . Walker
Red Revolution
Red Clement
Pavape
Bulshevik
Russia
Sydney Labor Council
Red International
Spiritial
Walker
Maes
Lenin
Jesus Chroist
Thesia
Tip
British Building Trades Ready for Action Vote Outcome
British building workers reject wage cuts of 1d. and 2d. per hour and back a strike ballot threshold. They record 140,952 votes for acceptance against 963, with a 606 majority against acceptance, signaling a strong stance amid employer pressure and internal offers.
Labor Council Urges Release of War Protesting Prisoners
At a Sydney Labor Council meeting a resolution called for immediate release of LWW members jailed under the Criminal Syndicalists Law for opposing the European wars. It also demanded freeing American labor agitators and repeal of the law, linking to a global workers’ pledge with the Red International of Labor Unions.
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Sydney Labor Council
LWW
America
Workers of All Lands
Red International of
Labor Unions
United Front
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E. Shilee HL Weipense
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D. Jeffery
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