Coalminers Reject Terms of Resumption in Militant Showdown
In Sydney and Kurri Kurri districts miners reject proposed settlement terms after furious meetings. Leaders from the Miners Federation faced hooting and calls to resign while militants push to prolong the struggle and prepare new campaign plans.
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Boll Te
Cdrtain
Miners’ Federation
Rees
Davies
Home
Thera Wna
Lonilora
ME. A. Crankes
Mrs-Rees
Sydney
Miniaof
Wpraar
Minera
Allentt
Mosh
D. Rees
Ninik
D. Davies
Faecal
Jgdges Aloulil
Plana
Atinern
Faetora
Minera Toaiga
Nuit
Mr. Town
Newfoundland hurricane leaves dozens missing at sea
Reports from St Johns say a violent hurricane off Newfoundland endangers 70 mariners including four women aboard steamers missing since Friday. Rescue efforts recovered some crews from wrecked ships while others were picked up from lifeboats or capsized pilots boats. The Hertha is among ships reported driven ashore and burned fuel supplies exhausted.
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ST. Johns
Newfoundland
Sorgia
Hertha Wys
Man Slaughter Verdict and Judge’s Harsh Sentences
Norman Albert Innatto found guilty of manslaughter in Brisbane after driving a car into a stationary tram, killing Gertrude Callaghan. Court heard a strong mercy recommendation, with Innatto sentenced to six months imprisonment with hard labor. Nolga’s mother and family present collapsed in court. victim aged 50.
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Mmili
Chiu
Ion
Marni Sini
Norman Albert Innatto
Nolgu
Ane
Noalan
Havin
Gertrude Callaghan
Quean-a
Rigbane
Tr Yeas
Nolan
Queen and Chasse Treeta
Me. F. W. O'Rourke
Parliaments Protest Ends With Deputation Promise
In Sydney on Thursday about 500 unemployed men marched to Parliament House to meet the Minister for Public Works Buttenshaw. Police kept order as crowds were directed to the Domain after being told the Labour Bureau could only employ 200 workers, leaving hundreds disappointed. A deputation was promised for later consideration.
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Sydney
Parliament House
Towy
Buttenshaw
Moreau
Berlinmhat
Domain
Labour Bureau
Pukow Mutiny Seizes Locomotives and Wrecks Railways
Reports from Nanking describe a large mutiny at Pukow with ten locomotives seized and all railway facilities damaged. Rebels forced railway staff to operate engines, derailed trains, and looted supplies including two armoured cars. Loyal troops were ambushed as they defended stations, while a punitive expedition is being organized from Nanking toward Puow.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Atorea
Comforta
Honane
Madame Chinn Kai B
Danielag
Elui Speditil
Britain Suspends 234 Million Migration Agreement
The Military Government agrees to suspend the 234,000,000 migration agreement, a move announced on Thursday. Details indicate a pause in the treaty's enforcement and funding movements pending further government action.
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Canbenes
Linn
Prospecting Brisbane Geophysical Survey in Chillagoe District
The Imperial Geophysical Experimental Survey of Melbourne, under Commonwealth direction, coordinates with the Queensland minister to prospect ore grade in Chillagoe. If results look favorable, mining operations may be undertaken by the State Mines Department to exploit any findings.
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Brisbane
Chillagoe
J. C. Ferguson
Minea
Ar. Atherton
Melbourne
Blate Mines’ Department
Arty
SUSTENANCE PAYMENTS REPORT FOR BRISBANE
SUSTENANCE PAYMENTS FOR THE LAST MONTH TOTALLED £26 084, A SHORTFALL FROM THE PREVIOUS PERIOD. THE REPORT NOTES A SLIGHT INCREASE OVER THE SAME MONTH LAST YEAR AND COMPARES MONTHLY TRENDS IN UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF.
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Brisbane
Disorder in the Assembly Over Settlers Bill Hearing
Reports of a tense session as Mr Long and the Minister for Agriculture clashed during debate on a Settlers Bill. An order was issued for removal after Afr Lang resisted withdrawal, and Yaka walked out amid the uproar.
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Sydney
Tha
Long
Afr
Lang
Nik
Election Candidate Brisbane Commitments Public Office
A candidate named Mr PF Brisbane has been committed to service at the C P B office in Brisbane following a pulsing service to canvass the electorate for the federal election. The report notes his commitment to the electoral process and the official channels involved in his appointment.
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Brisbane
Thuradgy
Ik Uattion
Pulsuin Dervicce
Cyclone damages homes and streets near Gundaroo
Cyclone wrecks property in Gundaroo district near Sydney. Houses burned and destroyed. trees uprooted and fences blown down. Debris and scattered wreckage along streets despite overturned terraces and displaced plank fragments found yards from affected buildings.
Fashion debate mocks plus fours and dress rules
London commentary ridicules worn outfits from trousers to evening dress calling plus fours monstrous and impractical. The piece critiques footwear and skin exposure while joking about spring fashions and public health ideals.
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London
Institute of Public Health
Adelaide acquits mother in Welland murder case
Gladys Tandléa Gay was acquitted in Criminal Court of murdering her four year old daughter at Welland on August 29. The court heard the mother was found in an unconscious state with a bottle of Lysol nearby and two other children dead in the home. The defense claimed mental derangement due to illness from a man, and the jury returned a not guilty verdict with detention for the government's pleas.
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Adelaide
Gladys Tandléa Gay
Criminal Court
Welland
Ehildaren
Governac
Government restricts art unions to educational charity or religion
The Attorney General announced new government rules on art unions in Brisbane. Unions may be permitted only for educational charitable or religious purposes and prizes must be wholly British or Australian manufactured.
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Brisbane
Thurylay
Rita Thsit
Goniluet Art Union
Lite
Athiel
Onanrinyg
Legislation Advances Living Wage Standards
Sydney report notes a bill introduced in the Assembly at night to set living wage provisions. Proponents push a standard based on a worker, spouse, and one child with an hourly wage to be fixed by the industrial commission. An allowance of for one child is discussed as part of the wage framework.
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Sydney
Rumreday
Binners’ Federation
Rishmond Main
Pelaw Main
Burrl
Wien
Gavlowntzs Far
Gaip
Reduedd waRee
Industrial Commission
Ambiguous Court Remarks On Swerve Incident
A fragmentary report notes a statement about a swerve to avoid a woman and a judge considering how the prisoner's condition in gaol might affect the length of the term. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates but implies sentencing depends on the prisoner’s condition.
Queensland politics stirs imperial trade doubts
Queensland politicians debate Empire trade support as Sir Balwarn Dawon presides at a lunch of the Empire Engineers' Association. The Queensland Agent-General warns that policy experiments hinder progress and questions if Australia has given sufficient early aid to Empire commerce.
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Laxdyn
Queensland
Empire
Balwarid Duwaon
Australia
St Kilda Mystery Shocks Melbourne Husband Denies Quarrel
Thoraday report says WiTinn Bigg, husband of a woman found dead at St Kilda, claims no real quarrel with his wife though religious differences and home tensions existed. He feared for his wife and was distressed by her death, noting she never threatened to take her life.
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Melbourne
Thoraday
WiTinn Bigg
Himhoand
Kilda
Rollgiaun
Hobiefa
Po Alo
Auleldo
Pure Silk Leg Hosiery and Handbags at Remarked Prices
Readable fragments describe ladies legs silk hosiery with lace embroidery and sheer silk hose in mixed shades and terms. The text also lists various smart handbags including under the arm bags and evening bags with trimmings, prices, and color options in a period retail ad style.
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Alama
Owith
Sachs
Cray
Moshrooma
Locke
Frichs
Morocco
Bach
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