Miners Confront Uncertain Return to Work in Labor Row
In Sydney on Wednesday signs point to no immediate resumption of work as the Miners Federation debates affiliate ties with the Pacific Secretariat. Leaders confront the risk of defeat as militants soften stance and seek federal aid while planning regional meetings to gauge sentiment.
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Queensland Parliament backs egg pooling board plan
A large Brisbane audience heard Minister for Agriculture open the conference on egg production under the Eye Pool Board. Debate centered on costs, export charges, and potential extension of control, with a 42 to 17 vote in favor of the policy and talks of a poultry stock tax or bounty to boost exports. The interstate conference and next month’s meeting were arranged to continue the discussion.
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Hali
Two Young Women Involved In Park Incident
Two 20 year old women, Rothe Tren and Torophine Fwonls, were sentenced to nine months imprisonment for being involved with a man the court described as a rapist in Daview Park. Police had earlier located them in Wemenday Hut Prisbane and connected the case to the alleged assault.
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Ena
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Torophine
Olen Wivera
Murder in Camp Welieediye Leaves Parents in Grief
Police investigate the death of Thane O'Brian in a remote camp. The victim was found with severe head injuries, and authorities are pursuing leads as dawn breaks on the morning after the incident. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Byoney
Thane O'Brian
Torpedoed 100 Men Sacrificed In War Tragedy
London reports a poignant WWI tragedy as the 5700 ton monitor Glatton is torpedoed in Dover harbour. The attack killed many aboard and the crew sacrificed efforts to prevent wider destruction. Victims, including officers and men, to be buried with naval honours at Gillingham cemetery on April.
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O Keeffes Case Against Bank Continues Over Drafts
The hearing in the O Keeffe v Bank case resumed as Frederick O Keeffe sues for £20000 damages over alleged wrongful dishonour of three cheques. He had an overdraft that peaked at £20106 and was told no further increases would be granted. The bank stated no loan of £11009 was given in September 1925 and that an arrangement to keep overdraft near the limit was unclear. The court adjourned until tomorrow.
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Costly Development and Migration Commission Debate
In Canberra the Senate debated the Development and Migration Commission, noting a high cost and limited progress. About £8,000,000 had been spent, with the commission budget at £12,250 per year and 12,280 migrants in 1985. Government plans to abolish the body aim to save around £1,000,000 this year, offset by ongoing administrative expenses.
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McCowan Brisbane Bond Forfeit In Polo Court Case
The attorney general to day fiat a portion of the bond for Robert McCowan, forfeited by two bondsmen after he failed to appear at the polo court. On remand for a charge involving a minor, he was found to have fled.
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Tobert McCowan
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Eten
Bomber Crash Shuts Down City Flight Event
A damaged wartime report describes a bomber crash near Worthy Pronk causing multiple injuries. Squad leader A Allerion and several crew members were aboard. Authorities investigate the collision and assess the wreckage and casualties.
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Alvin Beaters
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Referendum and greater power debate in Parliament
In the House of Representatives the debate on amending the Constitution saw Mr Latham oppose a radical proposal to abolish the Constitution and grant Parliament unlimited power. He warned it would erase the people from amendment, threaten states, and centralize power from Canberra. Brennan and Thompson argued amendments would force elections to reflect policy, risking federation and unity.
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Wireless telephone test links Sydney to London
Marcone, vetting in Sydney, opened an electric and radio exhibition at Sydney Town Hall. An electric signal to Signor Mire triggered lights within a second of dispatch. The test illustrated wireless telephony aiming to connect Sydney with London, using a rapid signal to establish communication.
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Landon
Tariff Duties Crisis Report from Canberra Proceedings
Canberra reports reveal attempts to evade tariff duties affecting British suppliers and Australian firms. Investigation notes relocate to protect vital materials while parties pledge not to bypass regulations.
Women Feneing Union To Be Formed
Due to rising interest in feneing for women a new Women s Feneing Union is planned with emphasis on organizing activities and supporting members through shared resources and events.
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Page argues for job creation and free trade with Britain
Dr. Page criticizes the Labour Government for raising costs and unemployment and urges expansion of export industries. He proposes removing duties on electrical goods to boost Australian industry and electrification, arguing Britain should be offered free access to Empire markets and that manufacturing must gain cheaper production to hire workers.
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Victorian Country Party
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Eheern
Momend
Unclear historical report from Anzac Square meeting draw
Fragmentary note from ANZAC Square proceedings shows representatives discussing the Miniator Ioe Works and Commonwealth Office. Text indicates no funds were available in the current year and edits appear corrupted.
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Canterra
Hats for Your New Show Hat Special Prices Displayed
An assortment of men’s hats offered with cut brim satin lining and various colors. Prices range from 19/6 to 25/-, including felt and fur felt options in fawn, grey, and light tones. Sizes span typical ranges with multiple style notes and exclusive designer designs advertised.
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Exquisite New Millinery Landing Hats for Winter
Landing Hat Fashions showcase new shapes and colors. Featured are black felt and straw hats with ribbon trims, rope bolga-felt sailor hats, jade green fronted designs, brown felt with red leather insets, and blue felt lido hats. Prices range from six to twenty eight shillings.
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Dainty Lingerie opens new Marvelroy and Charm range
Local shop debuts an extensive lingerie collection featuring Marvelroy in White Pink Arcoh and Black with prices listed across multiple styles. Dominant lines include Kayser branded hosiery, Marvelray gloves, and children's Charm Alpamary set. Stores advertise varied color options and affordable pricing.
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Phin Priow
Bandit Bloomers
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