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  3. Mitchell Attacks Hours and Wages

    It had long been apparent that the Premier, Sir James Mitchell, like the proverbial parrot, was not saying much, but he was thinking a lot. Apart from his regular "produce more" deliverances, his optimistic utterances, and his forgetting of the ...

    Article : 1,207 words
  4. WHEAT MANIPULATORS' MACHINATIONS

    There are ample signs in the Eastern States that the primary producers are at last becoming awake to the fact that they, and their interests, count little to the men they elect to Parliament if the political interests of the latter clash with the ...

    Article : 1,412 words
  5. THE FIGHT IS ON

    The heads have now decided it's time to take a chance, And Mitchell has been given the order to advance. For many past reverses they now for vengeance seek, And start a grim offensive upon the shorter week. ...

    Article : 124 words
  6. GIVING HIM HIS DIRECTION

    (Mr. Justice Piddington, lecturing in Perth, said he did not use the terms' "Capital and Labor," but "Labor and Direction.") Capitalist: "There you are, did chap; there is your road. And the directions are plain enough foranyone to understand." ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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