Trade union threat to plunging ships into darkness
Sydney and Melbourne shipping tensions flare as seamen threaten to strike over wage and employment disputes. Negotiations fail to avert stoppages with vessels from the Union Steamship, Tasmanian and other fleets facing crew withdrawals, disrupting trade and port calls across Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Tames Allen
Brisbana Chamber of Commerce
Aid
Halievers
Avhun Sil
Onda Mannifachiyad
Arishana
Anil
Sydney
Seaments Union
Give &Y
Linia
Andatill
Fenland Artielea
Melbourne
Iaritima
Aiod
Ne Manta
Bydney
Melfigurn Oy
Federal
Ariag
Ball Gouneis
Airy Holloway
Wis
Loken
Renmore
Uilen
Aydney
Maritime Transport Group
Jena
Melhourne
Wipport
Fay Yilorimoni
Borakan
Tepes
Mner
Thas Hegn
Pinon
Avery
Wessals
la Nowesatlo
Angormning
Spiney
Smoreair
Cresva
Mie
Union Bteamship Company
Enna Atetimier Baril
Moniay
Tageminta
Tne Aya
Bouth Coast Company
Morimidall
Uilan Steamahip Company
Piadyenzar
Lovula
Wyrooma
Yaeadila
Moelhotrne
Opposition Meeting Debates Country Progressive Candidacy
Brisbane reporters describe a heated evening as speakers attacked the Country Progressive partner slate for Kelvin Grove and accused the United Party of planning to defeat it. W M King and P Boyes faced charges of orchestrating maneuvers while W T Barnes urged funding for proponent MPs, with McDonald defending the party’s stance and outlining loyalty to Kelvin Grove candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Kelvin Orava
WM. King
M. LA
P. Boyes
W. H. Timea
Ww. Kolsanod
Taylor
Placrd
W. TY. Barnes
Country Party
Amd
Barnes
Pinay
T. McDonald
Downey
Iywas
McDonald
Iain
Cate. Kerr
Ml.a
Mr.McDeonadd
Tariff study weighs on farm machinery in Melbourne report
A Melbourne tariff inquiry report examines how duties affect agricultural machinery imports and local manufacture. It notes mixed effects, with some price reductions possible if protection remains, while urging limited duty cuts to sustain domestic producers and encourage overseas firms to establish local works.
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Melbourne
Toesay
Mikor
Ho Hooks
Ala
Maewy “Harria
Thy International Marvester Mo
AVON
CABS
Die
Loval
Murtry
Elonie Sere Marrone
Agricuiret
Nbie
Jerone
Ian
Unsularnhl
Pried
Rodliiettoas Ar
Nso
Itho Hope Ag
Ovargeas Firma
Consiidvs
Federal Parliament Debates Immigration and Shipping Act
In Melbourne the House of Representatives resumes debate on the shipping strike and the Immigration Fil. Mr. Gregory argues the bill risks aiding British vessels. Mr. Wy supports the bill to ease migration, while Mrs Maloney and others oppose. Debate touches government concessions and broader policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Brea
Gregory
Onnwlton
Francie
Mas
Brisbane Abattoirs Cost to Consumers Debate
A Brisbane council committee discusses the potential establishment of abattoirs in Brisbane. The plan, with a budget near 870,000, aims to control meat supply and prices for consumers. Members urge appointing W. Pillorey and The Everett to report on the broader feasibility and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brishane
Greater Brisbane
Ali. Folly
Tarstan
W. Pillorey
Tha
Adelaide
Tolis
Sydney
Brisbane
Abinttelis
Travers-ton Inquiry Progress In Brisbane Hearing
Brisbane Tuesday report on the Travers ton inquiry shows continued questioning about the Waggs position and the events leading to the accident. The inquiry adjourned at the session's close with orders to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Traverston Itenith
Mnerostan
Brisbane Wool Sale Report Stresses Strong Buyer Attendance
A Brisbane auction scene shows large turnout as buyers pack the selling room. Prices trend sharply higher than local guides with top lots drawing strong demand, Melbourne and Sydney parallels noted, while market tone remains buoyant amid calm import conditions and steady competition.
Brich of German Pianos Dyanged Tone Prices Rise
A damaged clipping reports a chaotic piano market with German pianos damaged and prices rising. The association and Manatawhisers are mentioned in connection with a tune and a tally of six thousand dollars for pianos, reflecting a disrupted trade scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brich
Tunsday
Cate i A Manatawhisers
British coal dispute dominates Parliament reports
Fragmented telegraph transcript shows ministers debating the coal stoppage. Executives threaten action as scathing questions about poll outcomes arise. Ministers discuss conciliatory steps and possible termination of current arrangements with ministers from South Wales and other regions.
AALS LA Monday Blorthing Tins Proposal
AALS LA Monday presents a government proposal to increase the pension annuity from 6000 to 793000 kro en. The report notes fiscal implications and potential rollout details for the public plan.
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Np el bin
Chinese Unrest in Shanghai Report From Shanghai News
Fragmented account describes labor unrest and foreign affairs involving the General Labor Union in Shanghai, with references to Chinese candidates, foreign powers, and authorities. The piece mentions volunteers, street tensions, and calls for stability amid international scrutiny. Names of individuals and places are garbled but indicate tension between Chinese groups and foreign influence.
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Elcome
Velerwa
General Labor Union
Cuinean
Greenpy
Monty Tien
Lan Otha
Dav Unger
Ghapel
Paveowen
Rive
Arley
Horijer
Roy
Ttn
Niles
Biikiah Governan
Hinling
Mitrasty
Ushamghab
Conaurinig
London
Oxtenigha
Australian Bavelio Aiton Ke Pia AT
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases about Australian topics, numbers, and dining terms. No coherent event or personfully identifiable facts emerge to form a solid news item or summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavelio Aiton Ke
Pia AT
State Cabinet Sets Plan to Resume Works at Government Buildings
After a cabinet meeting in Brisbane, officials announced that construction at the Government Tauranest building and related works will be temporarily halted due to builder strife. A phased restart is planned, with operations to resume on July 82 under temporary measures to chart the executive installations.
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London
Monilay
Perenne
Yorkeeblie
Tasha Raw
Anne Depreesion
AA Semele
Auieelton
Comindas
Mag- Milla
K.G
Aierwodd
Una
Biv
Aft
Sherwani
Ameial Ae
Inter
He Nationa
Nin
General Workers, Nti
Conciliation Questons
Hrisbane
Australian Commonwealth Line Faces Strike Trade Challenge
Shipping unions warn the Australian Commonwealth Line may sail without interunion interference as a vacant agreement with the Marine Transport Group affects crew staffing. The Muttava and Warspray routes face disruption between Sydney and Melbourne, while union hopes for interstate crew support dim amid wartime labour concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe Atrike
Baingi
Marine Transpart
Unionuta
Interatta
Uniion
Iine
Ein Ho
Interstata
Lt Ab
Maphtava
Jamea Patrick Limited
Sydney
Melbourna
Hank
Ananda
Wotoritda
Nsuel
Dominion Migration Debate Tries Empire Population Policy
In Parliament, Sir Kinloch Cooke pressed the Dominion migration question as Mr W G Ormordy-Garagail urged cooperation with Dominion governments. Mr盈 Grnighy-Gore said blame for Australia’s position lies with state governments, not the empire, and the discussion touched on the Colonial Secretary’s salary estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Kinlogh Cooke
Roy Gard
A. Ormedy-Garagailhay
Anzlows
Kinlock Cooke
Australia
Grnighy-Gore
Polley
Awstralia
Ormshy-fore
Anglo Soviet relations in British press report
London dispatch notes mixed British opinion on Anglo Soviet ties per Daily Telegraph correspondent. Chambers cites Mr Baldovsky views and suggests British pressure shaped the Terilieh upragiyganiae accord amid Bolshevik influence fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audientian
London
Awitsa Chambers
Lajmedlats
Dpomatia Sopresgondent
Daily Telegraph
Chumbberina Renencka
M. Baldovsky
Bolshovik
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MR. King
W. H. Barnes
Eee Brigbane Abattoirs
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Traveston Inquiry
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Wand Standard
Prighs
Londox
Trostny
Montis
PME
Renan Way
Healyaeven
Siva
Meegh
Joreshig
Pita
Nur
Arie
Gwynere
Shanghai
State Radio Station
Dominion
Hoquah OF Commons
Rakovsky
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