Rebuffed Unions Ease Tensions at Waterside Meeting
A Waterside Federation meeting pegged sailors and allied unions against halting work. Officials affirmed no overtime resumption until officers decide. Bakers and butchers support the seamen stance as management weighs the pay dispute and safety concerns following a voyage fire.
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Gaiuay
Federation
Coraasea
Tiomenaus
Sydney
Misibourne
Owirt
Adsinife
Beeby
Tulge “Hoahy
Brisbane judges confront harsh crime and compensation debates
The article reports on Brisbane Sunday discussions by judges deploring crime against youth and the debate over restitution for victims. It cites Archbishop Duhig and the case of two murdered police officers in West Pasta, along with calls to lengthen imprisonment and require damages or contributions to victims' families in Sydney.
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Brisbane
Enid
Duhig
Se ‘Brothers
Albion Loriy
Indra
West Pasta
Sydney
Sawmill Destroyed in Rockhampton Fire
A blaze Saturday night gutted a Rockhampton sawmill, with offices and stacks saved from the flames. The mill was insured for £35 with the State Insurance Company. A reported partner from Tooville, Leemine R, was tied to a monthly share payment of £1860.
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Rockhampton
State Insurance Company
Tofnaville
Bolick
Thor Portnor
Empire Film Quota Debated Amid Production Push
A draft measure proposes a wind and buck booting curb to encourage Empire filming and guarantee a one percent compulsory quota for a year. The plan aims to channel production to meet demand once legislation is in place and enforce the quota on Empire products.
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Tondon
Imperial Confire
Peace Talks Hint at League Weighing War Prevention
In Paris amid speculation on Austen Chamberlain and Briand talks, German press fears punishing the aggressor with disarmament. The Sunday Express reports Churchill authorized British reps on the League finance committee to consider a 210 million credit for an international war chest, to be available only if other powers consent. The aim is to deter war through preventive measures rather than punishment.
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Uereva
Austen Chamherlain
MM. Briand
Paris
Germany
Selbraneal Pf
Litaiegr Voubeul
Anc Dupreente Ouy
France
League
Musao- Tink
Prevent
Geol
Berg
Hain
Sunday Express
Winston Churchill
Charchill
London Book Scandal in Diary Evidence Delayed
A London Sunday report notes the prodened action against Asketh Pearson linked to the book Whispering Gallery. The inquiry, resumed Friday with Allen Lane stating Pentasu claimed he wrote the book from Bir Reynald Rods diary. Bir Reynald's approval is awaited as Threnage is adjourned until Saturday for further evidence.
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London
Asketh Pearson
Wau
Allen Lane
Pentasu
Reynald
Rod
Getty
Burglars alarmed at Toooolawaid railway station
Burglary attempt at the Toooolawaid railway station aroused M G Launder and constable Timeiésou when two men fled after an explosion. Intruders prised tarpaulins to muffle the blast and attempted to enter through the ticket window. A penny and many railway stamps were the only apparent contents. Police continue inquiries.
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Toogooliwal
M. G.lawnder
Glannder
Polic
Thuy Ran Sway
Wil Allkaugl
Timeiésou
Launder
Goola
Geliignite
Beichstag Bans Trashy Books in Cultural Stand
The Beichstag adopted a bill to curb publication of immoral books and magazines, aiming to protect German culture. Loyalists and Communists denounced the move as a black day, while opponents warned of banning works by famed literary figures and even sacred texts.
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Berle
Queensland locomotives to be completed before Christmas
Five heavy locomotives of the Queensland Railway Department are under orders at Ipswich workshops. The commissioner J W Din idson yesterday said one engine would be completed before Christmas and the remaining four would be in service before the end of next term.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Onldr
Ipswich
Qmr
J. W
International war chest proposal for Geneva council
London reports on a Finnish plan to create an international war chest for use by nations at Geneva next week. Britain and allied powers would raise funds, with guarantees from Parliament, to support defense and postwar needs. The proposal faces criticism over taxpayer burdens and risks of unequal burden sharing.
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London
League Council
Geneva
Piuniah
Britpitt
Brent
Aggrens
Iain Ibn Heavy Dirmuindnt
Munttlot
League
Pinulide
Meribure
Regia
Britain
Killed As Car Collides With Motor Cycle on Prince's Highway
Sunday in Kogarah two killed and three injured in a collision between a thotw car and a motor cycle on Prince's Highway. Driver Stanley Tolland of Hurstville. rider John Shoufield with pillion Gerald Stanford. Five or seven? Were killed, others injured. details uncertain due to damaged text.
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Bydney
ceslKrion
Prince's Highway
Kogarah
Stanley Tolland
Hurstville
John Shoufleld
Gerald Stanfore
Fioufield
Ail Stanford
British Coal Miners Unite Across Parties in New Union
London Saturday report notes a miners meeting where representatives formed a new countrywide union free from political party influence. Labor MP Mr Spenger was initially regulated by the local Labor party but claims the party now leans toward communism.
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London
Ondlields
Minera’ Association
Couneetion
Mie Elie
Spenger
Earwigs War of Parasites in London and New Zealand Plots
Fragmented report cites a London earwig parasite war led by Dr. Tigard with 26 units to destroy earwigs. In New Zealand similar efforts are noted as officials discuss plans to curb infestations. The wording is garbled with unclear names and terms, but the core idea centers on parasite threats to pests and countermeasures.
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London
Tigard
Corinthia
New Zealand
York
Etillings Eich
Otto
Counted Out at Pub Rally Against Premier
Sydney, Sunday A remirkable demonstration erupted at the annual reunion of Les Glebe Publican Club. Attendees and Labor member Mr Keegan condemned the Premier amid jeers and interruptions lasting several minutes before order was restored.
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Sydney
Les Glebe Publi Behan
Exchange
Buttrdiay
Keegan
Par+ Hiainvnit
Hoogan
Koegan
Wild Storm Tears Through Abercorn District
A violent hail storm swept Abercorn on Thursday, wrecking homes and destroying timber. The residence of Mr. and Mrs. C J Smith lost its roof and walls, and Mrs. Smith and the children escaped injury. The school and railway camp huts collapsed, with several workers injured. One worker’s camp was blown away and a buggy sent hundreds of yards into the bush. The storm felled tree tops up to 13 inches in diameter and caused widespread damage to outbuildings. many residents faced exposure and injuries.
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Eidswold
Abercorn
C. J. Smith
Hamilton
Compulsory Voting Debated In State Assembly
Melbourne report notes plans to introduce compulsory voting at state elections in coming weeks. Government aims for operation by the next elections held in the early part of the coming year. Cabinet to meet tomorrow to discuss raising extra revenue and a bookmaker turnover tax proposal previously rejected.
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Melbourne
Tt iv
Lang Denies Dictator Claim In Labour Party
Sydney report notes Mr. Lang's denial at Cessnock that any Labour party member could wield dictatorial power. He argued no one could hold such powers longer than practical needs, and rejected claims of influence by a rival “mien spirit.” He affirmed his Australian patriotism and intention to act in Australian interests.
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Sydney
Cessnock
Lang
Labour Party
Labour
Australia
Agame Guild
Collision on Victoria Bridge Injures Five on Sunday
A tram collided with a motor vehicle on Victoria Bridge in Brisbane yesterday afternoon at about 1 o clock. Five people were injured though none seriously. The tram and car were badly damaged and outbound traffic was disrupted with heavy congestion on North Quay and the bridge during the midday hour.
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Brisbane
Ivanator
Victoria
Cout
Health Congress to Meet in Australia this November
Delegates from Apar Melbourne and Britain prepare for a three week Health Congress to begin November 10 in Melbourne. Attendees include representatives from United States France Little-China New Zealand Samoa Fiji Papua Solomon Islands and other regions.
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Melbourne
Fiinal Punitlo Health ‘Congress
Australia
Malbourne
Britain
League of ‘Nation
United States
Lfrasee
Luttle-China
New Zealand
Peil
Sulay States
Samoa
Fiji
Papua
Solomon Jelanda
Wrecked Sloop Plucky Stoker Reaches London After Bermuda Loss
London reports arrivals of survivors from the wrecked sloop Plucky Stoker off Bermuda. The group reached port with accounts of sailors who swam to safety and others who died during the perilous voyage. Survivors describe a perilous passage and the loss of several crew members in the incident.
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London
Bunday
Anik Tam
Elong
Bermuda
Prnlac Ou
Atohese
Anyliy Ha
Fowler Surrenders After Court Appearance in Detective Case
Finlup-A feta fon weer damed mt Mywsobiest ret pokier heaquarters aithout 9 celor Ii on Galleny mornings. Wathor Fowler formerly a left iva surrendered himself and was cured on warrant last April. Charges alleged he dumped with Lea O'Kul Neal Otholm and Daniel Join McPlarxon, also on the detective force, taking tiyory from Clarence O'Callaghan with intent to stent. Fowler appeared in court Saturday and remained till Thursday. bail set. Four detectives sought arrest while three others were tried and found easier. O'Sullivan jailed for three years, Olhglm 11 months, McPherson nine months. Fowler’s exact place during 20 months remains a mystery, he refused to disclose it. A coincidence tied to Olholm’s March 14 discharge and his pneumonia death later, noting Fowler’s surrender. McPherson also released from guard.
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Melrotane
Wathor
Rafna Fowler
Lea
O'Kullivan
Neal Otholm
Daniel
McPlarxon
Clarence O'Callaghan
J Fowler
Warraya
Bowler
Anil
O'Sullivan
Olhglm
Fowler
Olholm
Peteridge
Tom
Ngbernoon
Wat
McPherson
Guol
Marie’s Return Delayed Train Welcomes Queen Marie
The arrival of Queen Marie in Bucharest was delayed by weather and other delays. The train reached the station late while porters and bystanders watched. Reports described the scene and noted the British railway system’s vast freight volumes, including millions of parcels and thousands of tons of steel and meat.
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Bucharest
Marie
Eb Annan
Nicholas
Willelinn
Bathers Rescued From Dangerous Bondi Reef Shark Sightings
A large number of bathers were assisted from the water at Bondi after dangerous reef conditions and a shark sighting. One man was carried from the water. lifeguards and crowds helped others back to shore as the shark appeared near ten yards from the beach.
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Sydney
Sundey
Watt
Tony
Carl Gurluring
Mit
Mhinty
A. Wiallieo
Bondi
Bronte
A.'R.'edmonds
Edmonds
China Will Not Join Any Power In Far East Action
A dispatch from Wantington states that the United States will not participate in any maneuvers by the Powers to intervene in the Yongte crisis. Washington says the situation is an internal affair and American forces will only protect lives and property if necessary. The British plan to reinforce if needed.
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Bhangilat
Olelal
Wantington
America
Mena
Ter
Britain and China naval plans loom in crisis talk
A London press report cites British government plans for a possible naval demonstration with foreign partners to forestall developments around the China tensions. Sir Austen Chamberlain signaled that Britain, France, and other forces may act in concert if needed. The current China squadron includes five cruisers four sloops twelve gunboats twelve submarines and other craft with new destroyer reinforcements from the Mediterranean. The government contemplates further increases with potential features and options.
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Austen Chamberlain
House of Commony
Britain
Pircrafe
Dar Tigr
Mediterranean
Cobham Arrival in Washington After Harsh Flight
Sir Alan Cobham and Lady Cobham reach Washington after a bitterly cold flight from Philadelphia. They are presented to the British Chargé d’Affaires within an hour of arrival, as official duties begin in the capital.
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Austration Press Association
Washington
Alan
Lady Cobham
Bers Medlay
Philadelphia
Presidentt
Captain Williams Leaves for Sydney Flight Detained in Sydney
According to Air Board advices Captain Williams departed Nolsan's Bay at Wadeior Sydney aiming for a later leg in the afternoon. Weather and sea conditions may force a return to base with the air escort expected to accompany the aircraft back to Port Dock.
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Empire’ Films
Aucklang
Pearson
Weitees
Nations’ War Chest
Unnion
Profobal
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Health Congress
APAR
Raibvaya
Surf Thrills
China
Ambehiga
Alan ‘Cobhai
Captain Williams
Mak
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