Political clash over collective ownership proposal in Labor Party debate
A parliamentary article critiques a Labor Conference proposal for collective ownership of the means of production and exchange. It argues the plan would ban private property and shift control to municipal councils and the state, warning of bureaucratic expansion and widespread disruption across services and industry. The piece frames the debate as a test of the Labor Party's intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sano Wen
Lysine
P.L.L
Labor Party
Labor Darty
Trades and Labor Council Opposes Industrial Disputes Bill
Notes from Lithgow describe the Trades and Labor Council opposing the Industrial Disputes Bill. Robert Pelley argues for a fair wages board, while supporters claim the bill is a non party measure needing trial and adjustment. The piece condemns outside members for preemptive opposition and urges progress through careful reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
Lithgow
Robert Pelley
Weaters
Mead Te
Trades and Labor Couuncil Prem
Venezuela Debates Arbitral Path to Peace and Pressure
United States Senator SM Cuilom chairing Foreign Relations committees drafted a resolution to empower a calming power to take strong action. Venezuela’s government rejects a proposal to arbitrate. The dialogue questions whether popular support would aid such policy and whether the U S can undertake it amid international peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senater SM
Cuilom
United States
Venezuela
New York
Atoms Sult
Ebba Root
Drea
Interralina
Muihee
Congress Wielles Waverancat
Palence F
Uncle Sum
Labor Party Declaration Ends Coalition Prospects
The Victorian Labor Party declares no alliance or coalition with any party and no member may hold office unless in a Ministry of pledged Laborites. This reinvigorates opposition to Deakin and Fisher, underscoring Labor’s aim to block a formal coalition and maintain its independent influence in federal politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Labor Party
Federal Labor Party
Deakin
Fisher
Labor Party
Mr. Deakin
Willan Lyne
Hous
Commonwealth Generaly
Socialiatia
Labor Shadow newspaper note in New South Wales
The Shadow is a newly printed Labor paper from Walker Oter aimed at raising title to organise the Labor vote across New South Wales. It highlights Lord Byauchame and Wavey Treweck, the youngest Labor canvasser, with details on the Labor Bazaar at Trades Hall and signatures of State Parliamentary party members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
New South Wales
Lord Byauchame
Wavey Treweck
Trades’ Hall
Two Sovereign Remedies Eucalyptus Extract Endorsed by Court
Experts at the Supreme Court of Victoria proved the volatile eucalyptus extract from Genuine Sander and Sons safe and effective. The notice warns against crude oils sold as retracts, citing four deaths and urging consumers to use the genuine product only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Victoria
Sander and Sons
Shipping Firm Leaders Align Estate in Liverpool
London report notes Meyers Loveh Farrison and Forwood of a Liverpool shipping firm aligning their estate. The aides Leech Frrison and Forwood are highly regarded in Liverpool shipping circles. Sir W B Forwood, Cunard director, former Lord Mayor, long Chamber of Commerce president, and Liverpa Quarter Sessions chairman, figures in the leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Meyers
Loveh
Farrison
Forwood
Liverpool
Leech
Frrison
W. B. Forwood
Cunard Company
Die Mayer
Chamber of Commerov
Liverpa
Intercolonial Council Governs South Africa Railways
London dispatch notes the Intercolonial Council established under an 1908 Order to advise on the financial administration of South African railways and related expenditures. It details council composition, from the High Commissioner to elected colonial assemblies, and the authority shared between the Transvaal and Orange River Colony governments.
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London
Momiuy Evesing
George Farman
J. P. Pilspetrick
Quina
International Council
Orange River Cotopigs
Lord Selborun
Transvaal
Railway Committee
Railway Commission
Coumnl
South African
Ile
South Africas Constabulary
Orange River
Orange River Colony
The Indian Telegraphists Strike Ends in London
London evening report says the Indian isograph operators ended their strike after negotiations. Government assurances were sought to address grievances including pay and working conditions. The resolution followed discussions with officials and union representatives in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eripalated
Indian Frontier expedition to pursue Moesmands
London dispatch reports an expedition of about 120 men from Peshawar moving toward the area between Peshawar and Kohat to strike at the Mohmands Pathans who have shown recent restlessness and disobedience. The operation aims to quell disturbances on the frontiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peshswur
Pathan Wihé
Peshsorur
Kohat
Valding
Fire Devastates Chelsea Suburb. 14 Bodies Recovered
London reports a massive blaze in Chelsea suburb with over 60 missing and 14 bodies recovered. The fire swept about a square mile, destroying churches, libraries, a children's hospital, factories and tenement buildings. damage estimated at £2,000,000 leaving 10,000 homeless. Underwriters claim alleged incindiary causes and wind carried embers across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chesses
Boston
A.S
Chelves le
Seaton
Chalsea
TRE Standard Oil Company
Regarts
Nur
Longworth Bill Aims 1.9 Million for Ambassadors’ Homes
In London on Monday evening Mr. Nicholas Longworth introduced in the House of Representatives a bill to appropriate 1 900 000 pounds to provide residences for American ambassadors in Paris and other cities. He and his wife Miss Allo Roosevelt toured Europe and the East and observed how United States representatives were housed.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Paris
Allo Roosevelt
Longworth
Europe
United States
Wesleyan Methodists in London See Large Droop in Members
The Wesleyan Methodists in London report a decline in membership with a drop of 5008 from the ordinary roll the largest in fifty years. The number of full members falls by 4392 and trial members by 117 percent, while the fund tally decreases by 2435.
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London
Germany's 22 Monarchs and Financial Burden
London reports State Councillor Martinnes discusses a future Germany with 22 monarchs and separate governments. He claims civil lists and governance would strain the empire financially, estimating a burden near £51,102,000, and lists the included kingdoms, duchies, and free towns.
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London
Martinnes
Germany
Prussia
Bavaria
Saxony
Wurtemburg
Bader Reese
Merktenburg-Schwerin
Saxe-Wettar
Meiidenburg-Strelnin
Oldenburg
Brunewick
Saxe-Meiningen
Sere Altenburg
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Anhalt
Suffragettes Rally Against Churchill in Manchester North West
London reports suffragists push hard to defeat Winston Churchill the President of the Board of Trade as he seeks reelection for North West Manchester. Campaigners mobilize across venues and streets to sway voters.
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London
Vsrge
Winstom Churchill
Board of Trade
Manchester
London Merchant's Crime End in Suicide After Murder
London report states William Bochholtz, a St Paul’s Churchyard merchant, killed his partner Power in Staines out of jealousy and then took his own life. Wilhelm Cuchholts, tied to Bucholte and Company, is noted as a lace firm member.
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London
William Bochholtz
St. Paul's Churchyard
Power
Staines
Wilhelm Cuchholts
Buch‘olte and Company, Limited
St. Paul's Chareau Yard
Old Change
City
Swain Ulationery Shop Show Canvas Valued Preview
A local shop promotion at Swain Ulationery apé Book Shop opposite Government Savings Bank offers an event with canvualiet by the time Reveteie. It advertises the latest Pasty Geode Pictures Frames Leather Post Cards Albuma and 460 eit. for gifts and to invite friends to visit.
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Swain
Ube
Maore
Murky Racing Card Notes From Old Turf Column
Fragmentary betting notes show references to horses and stakes such as Mountain King and Cumberland Stakes, with stray comments about indigestion cures and medical claims. The text appears as a jumbled handicap page snippet with partial horse names and event markers.
Bondi tram accident recall and runaway car incident
A late night tram run runaway near Bondi caused several injuries as passengers were jolted by an abrupt reverse move toward the sand embankment. Mrs Woods and Mrs J McKrown sustained serious injuries and were taken to St Vincent's Hospital. other injured passengers were cared for at the scene and later conveyed home. The operator stated the fault was a misfit in the brake mechanism and that no other car was derailed. No one else appeared to be endangered.
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Wonderland City
Yast
Aquarius Flotel
Bosch
Reiner
Woods
Darsinotrest
Glebe
M'Krown
Forbes-strees
Darlinghurst
St. Vincent's Manpilal
Lehee
de Beberman
Burt
Elles Willams
Biregeratdatrnet
Wavarler
Chook
Florene Reid
Charlee Brown
Bou Road
Woull
Julia Weintaoy
Plaranee ‘Weinrshe
Aasies Weinrate
Stirs Weinrahe
Mr. Kneeshaw
Trai
Iele
Odd Fellows In Conference In New South Wales
The Grand Lodge of the Oddfellows of New South Wales held its annual meeting at Castlereagh Street Sydney. Elected chair by W Sommerville the gathering heard of growth in numbers and finances and discussed government subsidies for charities and local shows. Browder Edwards was nominated Grand Master for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wale
Castlereagh-street
Sydney
Sommerville
Grogs
New Outs Wales
Alao
Dorphais
Bamaga
Browder A. A. Edwards
New East Lynne opens at Stapcard with Rowland Challis
STANDARD THEATRE presents a musical comedy drama opening Monday night featuring Miss Rowland Challis in dual roles Lady Sabe and Madame Vine. The English performer drew solid attendance amid holiday actions and a lively ballroom scene highlighted by Miss Nine Smith and others. Evening shows run Wednesday to Friday with anticipated changes in musical numbers and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stapcard Theatre
Rowland Challis
East Lynne
Lady Sabe
Madame Vine
Indy
Missee Ninesmith
Queenie Foul
Elly Parkinnon
Lily Langtry
Madge O'méagner
Baby Burton
Peri
Bootshop Burglary Sparks City Police Action
About half past 4 this morning a plate glass window at George Hilton bootshop 9 Liverpool Street was smashed and about four pairs of boots valued at 4 pounds stolen. Constable Tookey on duty nearby heard a noise, arrested four men, who were later brought to Central Police Court and remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hil Ton
Liverpool-streat
City
Tookey
Central Police Court
Stamp Duty and Probate Sums in Sydney News
Stamp duty receipts in Sydney last week totaled £6213 10s 2d with £5809 18s 8d tied to the late Mr Edward Parnell of Newcastle. Probate value placed at £67,000. details of Mr Parnell's will to be published in the Evening News. Also reports wreck fittings washed ashore at Cutta Beach.
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Sydney
Edward Parsell
Newcastle
Parnell
Evening News
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George ST
A. Saunders
Eller
Wold
Mt Fe
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George-St
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the Wages Boards System
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the Indian Telegraphists
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Lady Duidence
Lora Fitzroy
Clarence
Luciai
Matyson
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Suffragettes
Churchill
London Merchant's Crime
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Ieeerottag
Martindale
Isseyeysyey
Strkes
Mountain King
WAR Bed
Electron
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Stonet
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