Queensland basic wage debated by arbiters amid federal reports
Brisbane reports the Queensland Arbitration Court judges McCawley and Macpaughton signaling a wider review of the basic wage after the Federal Basic Wage Commission report. Melbourne notes retrospective pay around £100000 to Commonwealth officers. Sydney cites increases to raise federal basic wage to £4 a week costing hundreds of thousands for Public Service staff.
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Brisbane Fraud Case Pleads Guilty in Police Court
Henry Beasley alias McNeil pleaded guilty to two charges of fraudulently obtaining goods by posing as English cricketer Makaponoe. Convictions in Melbourne cited. Magistrate Archdall called the offence very serious and imposed six months imprisonment with hard labor on each charge, to run concurrently.
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Arbitration Court sets gas workers wage rates in Queensland
Brisbane Monday. In the Arbitration Court Justice Macnaughton heard an application to vary and consolidate gas employees awards. The unions argued for preference for AJWU members while employers cited cross union membership. The judge reserved decision. New minimums from January 1: Southern 1/93 an hour, Central 1/10 an hour, Northern 2/09 an hour.
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Navy reports advocate three year build program to 68 vessels
The annual report to President Wilson calls for a three year naval expansion starting 1924, proposing 68 new ships if the U.S. stays out of an international league. It argues the present fleet could deter war only if the United States avoids joining a global pact and highlights Hawaii as the Pacific key with a large base to host the fleet.
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Market Letter Early Crops Sell After Speculation
A brief report notes unusual stock exchange activity surrounding the wheat crop during the T.R.A. period. Prices spiked as traders moved to market the harvest, with speculation driving rapid turnover and subsequent sales.
Night of Terror Destroys Cork City Center
Explosions and fires demolish the City Mall Carnegie Library and 18 business blocks in Cork on Sunday. The attack targets Patrick Street with theaters and stores wiped out. Casualties include several missing and two Delaney brothers killed. authorities spread curfews and warn residents as fires burn.
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Late sport notes from Keilron Park meeting
Races at Keilron Park in Brisbane feature Malden Handicap and divisions with Mallys Dream Mimertine Sentiment Exile Nurse Hyco Navy Blue and others placing from 1 to 4 to 1. Times range from 12 4-5 to 14 3-5 with margins of a length or two.
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Queensland and New South Wales cricket squads named for early tests
Queensland selects Hortigen as captain with a 13 man squad for Sydney tests beginning New Year. New South Wales names Collins Mailay Gregory Maenriner Ollfiel Kelloway Taylor Kippax Bogle Andrews Carter Hendry Bardslor for matches in Melbourne December 5 and Adelaide January 7.
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Davis Cup Practice Hampered by Weather in Auckland
In Auckland on Monday Davis Cup teams faced disrupted sessions as rain interrupted practice on the special court. Despite the unsettled weather the teams returned to limited drills as the match venue prepares for upcoming play.
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Australian Swimmers Return From Olympic Games
Australian swimming representatives returned to Sydney today after the Olympic Games. They rate their champions as second to the world but argue Australia can regain premier status if young swimmers are trained with correct methods.
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Snowfall Hits Britain as Snow Grips Regions
Snow has fallen in northern Wales and the Midlands with heavy dumps reported on the Isle of Wight and four inches in some London suburbs.
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Fires and unrest hit Cork amid arson and military control
Reporting from Cork describes widespread fires in the city center including Patrisik street area and surrounding blocks. Fires damaged major buildings while two prominent Sinn Fein members were burned. troops with bayonets and machine guns were deployed at key points as authorities warn against participation in arson.
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Labor member attacks Home Secretary in state assembly
In Brisbane Monday the Labor member accused the Home Secretary in Parliament. The debate covered the Metropolitan Fish Market Board deficit and liquor referendum costs, with cross remarks about civil service loyalty and public works spending. Additional exchanges touched on health policy and the Opposition chief secretary.
Severe cyclone drains New South Wales but eases near Sydney
A cyclonic disturbance battered New South Wales with heavy rainfall and strong winds. Sydney recorded extensive rainfall while ships faced rough seas and rail services were disrupted. Damages to wheat stocks could reach £5 million, and banks may back further government guarantees as negotiations continue.
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Amending Commonwealth Bank Act Planned to Transfer Note Issue
Melbourne today: Federal Executive Council approves proclamation to shift note issue from the Treasury to a special branch of the Commonwealth Bank. The new Act to take effect Wednesday.
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Irish crisis spurs call for self rule and settlement
Father Donnell, released from Dublin Castle, returns to Australia and voices hope for Irish self rule. He criticizes Lloyd George and Labour policies, urges a constituent assembly in Ireland, and asks English voters to support a fair settlement while urging all parties to seek a peaceful solution. He warns progress depends on Empire unity.
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NSW Wheat Scandals Inquiry Concludes in Sydney
The Pring inquiry into the alleged £500 payment to the Labor Party funds in connection with the wheat inquiry ended today in Sydney. Defense counsel argued the claim was fabrication by Bailey and Talbot to discredit Ministers Bailey and Talbot, portraying it as a weapon.
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Victorian coal dispute at Morewell prompts wage demand
Melbourne reports the miners' strike complications as the Miners' Federation demands legal wages. A minimum of 6 pounds weekly is sought with a six hour day and five days a week.
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Miners Seek Higher Pay and Better Conditions
Newcastle coal miners served notices by the Miners Federation asking for a minimum wage of 25s 2d per day a six hour working day five days a week abolition of the contract system and increases up to 23 per cent for some men They also seek retrospective pay rises from the Hitlels award start date if no reply within seven days is received the dispute will move to action.
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Postmaster Arrested in Sydney for Embezzlement
Sydney police court heard postmaster Grennan at Haymarket Sydney allegedly used money in his custody. He claimed the £7678 shortfall arose from financial difficulties and horse racing. He aged 42 years postal service, due retirement in two years, was committed for trial with £500 bail.
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Hospital funding bill advances amid heated debate
In the assembly, Mr McCormack’s remark was unheard at the press gallery while opposition members Read the letter. Riordan refused the letter of vote but pledged to address it on a later vote. Fion and the minister traded audible remarks as progress continued. Speakers urged nationalization of hospitals and support for local clinics, with Corser opposing Brisbane spending. The stock issue bill passed to third reading as the House adjourned until tomorrow.
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Sugar Crop Outlook for North Queensland and Mackay
It is estimated that North Queensland including Mackay will produce 1 171 086 tons of cane yielding 142 778 tons of sugar. Next year the crop may be a record with a cane yield of 1 044 000 tons returning about 251 000 tons of sugar.
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State Steamer Reductions Hit Brisbane Trade
In Brisbane on Monday officials announced planned reductions in state vessels. The State trawler and steamer Lucinds will be taken out of service by year end. The John Douglas boat will be sold if a buyer is found while the Corralo ship at Tunisfail may be used in its place. Government retrenchment is expected to extend to further state boats with possible dismissals.
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Police Commissioner Vacancy Likely to Be Discussed
Brisbane Monday report says the vacancy caused by Mr Urquhart resignation to become Administrator of the Northern Territory will be discussed by the Cabinet tomorrow but a decision may take a week or two. Mr McCormack announced Chief Inspector Bhort will handle duties until a permanent appointment is made.
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Pikedale settlement factory opened by Minister for Lands
The Pikedale Goliers Settlement Co operative Fruit Canning Factory opened on Saturday at Amiens with the Minister for Lands and several MPs present including Mr Lennon. The building is at Amiens and a lead machinery has already been installed. The Minister praised the settlement's prosperity and optimism and said the project would be a road to success.
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Piredall Goliers’ Settlement Co-operative Fruit Canning Factory
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Tax harmonisation suggested by accounting institute
F Yarwood, an accountant for the Australian Public Accountants and permanent trustee bodies, told the Federal Taxation Commission that a single uniform act with one admin department should govern both Commonwealth and State taxes. He argued War Time Profits Tax is unworkable and Federal Income Tax unsuitable for Australian conditions.
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F. Yarwood
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Trmatee
Commonwealth
Ship Stewards Face Possible 8 Hour Day Decision
Melbourne dispatch reports the Botomahana stewards on the Melbourne Tammanian line were notified to cease work after shipowners rejected the eight hour day. Negotiations are said to be continuing and workers may stay on the job until a final decision is reached.
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Meday
Wireless telephony experiments link London and Geneva
Morcani conducted wireless telephonic experiments between London and Geneva. Despite interference from powerful stations, messages to international journalists by Loni Burnham and Professor Graham Bell were clearly heard.
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Wheat Board Changes at Toowoomba
At 6 o clock this morning the Wheat Board in Toowoomba announced the resignation of W C Penk due to ill health. W Hinns of the Vominsinn Milling Company was appointed to the position.
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Railway Collision Near Paria Kills Ten, Injures Score
A tools train veered into a passenger train near Armentiers on Sunday. Ten people were killed and a score injured. The wreck caused extensive damage to locomotives and cars.
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