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  2. For Australia

    At the Town Hall Recruiting Depot up to 3.30 p.m. today four volunteers had been accepted and 13 rejected. Two men were referred to the Medical ...

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  3. The Wheels of Industry Are Slowly Turning Again

    Volunteers on the waterfront today numbered 9.13, or 58 more than yesterday. Twelve oversea and seven interstate and coastal ...

    Article : 116 words
  4. NORTHERN INDUSTRY

    Mr Justice Powers, deputy president of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration in July last visited the Northern Territory and ...

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  5. N.S.W. Government Firm and Deadlock Continues

    At a mass meeting in the Town Hall today of 5000 members of different unions, motions were carried repudiating charges of disloyalty, and affirming the ...

    Article : 146 words
  6. CENSUS MAY BE TAKEN

    It seems from a reply made by Senator G. F. Pearce, Minister for Defence, to a question today, that a strong effort to improve the number of ...

    Article : 136 words
  7. SYDNEY'S ACTION AWAITED

    Pending receipt of definite news from Sydney, it is unlikely that Melbourne wharf laborers will re-consider their position. Neither the possibility of ...

    Article : 84 words
  8. WAREATEA'S CREW LEAVE

    When the seamer Wareatea arrived from Launceston, today, the crew left the vessel. The Wareatea, which brought a ...

    Article : 81 words
  9. 15,082 VICTORIANS AFFECTED BY STRIKE

    Including 3815 employes in the boot trade, who are working only part time, there are now 15,082 persons in Victoria affected by the strike. ...

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  10. STRIKE PAY COUPONS ARE ISSUED BY UNION

    Since money for strike pay is scarce, the Wharf Laborers' Union is issuing coupons for the supply of food. These coupons are to be presented to grocers, ...

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  11. DEFENCE COMMITTEE MEETS BUT NO ACTION IS TAKEN

    Officials of unions concerned in the Industrial upheaval, and members of the executive of the Melbourne Trades Hall Council, met again in the Trades ...

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  12. APPEAL AT RICHMOND

    A recruiting rally will be held at Wertheim's piano factory, Bendigo street, Richmond, on Monday, at 12.30 p.m. Sgt-Major Durand will make the ...

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  13. OFFICIAL BAND WELCOMED

    At Beechworth the people gave the Official Military Band a welcome at the railway station, Beechworth, bands playing, the visitors to the Shire Hall, ...

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  14. SHORTAGE OF COAL SUPPLY AFFECTS THE BAY SERVICE

    Owing to the shortage of coal, the steamer Awaroa, which has been the only vessel engaged in the bay trade, abandoned the trip advertised for ...

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  15. TIMBER TROUBLE EXTENDS

    Mr R. Bowers, secretary of the Timber Workers' Union, said today that between 70 and 80 more men had been thrown out of work in consequence ...

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  16. CODE INDICATORS REVISED

    The Manual of Telegraphic Code Indicators for units of the Australian Imperial Force and the Australian Naval and Military (Tropical) Expeditionary ...

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  17. WATERSIDERS COUNSELLED BY A FELLOW UNIONIST

    James Webb, No. 1798, of Melbourne Wharf Laborers' Union, writes from Kensington:-- Unless his Honor, Mr Justice Higgins, ...

    Article : 538 words
  18. DEMANDS ON BUREAU MET

    Still the supply of volunteer labor at the National Bureau, Collins street, exceeds the demand. Hundreds of men are daily in attendance, and all ...

    Article : 69 words
  19. COMMISSIONERS' VISIT MINE

    Railway Commissioners are visiting the State Coal Mine, at Wonthaggi, today, and they may interview some of the employes who struck work ...

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  20. WHARFMEN'S PRESIDENT ARRESTED THIS MORNING

    Timothy William McCristal, president of the Sydney Wharf Laborers' Union, was arrested this morning on a charge of sedition. ...

    Article : 268 words
  21. MEN ON STRIKE DENY DISLOYALTY CHARGE

    Motions repudiating the accusation of disloyalty and affirming their intention to resist the introduction of conditions ...

    Article : 893 words
  22. FEWER TRAINS RUNNING

    Today the reduced schedules of suburban and country train services came into operation. Should the strike continue next week further reductions will ...

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  23. THIRD SPORTSMEN'S UNIT IS NOW NEARLY COMPLETE

    The third unit of the Sportsmen's Thousand has been allotted to reinforce the 21st Battalion, and this week 53 men for the unit have been sent ...

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  24. NEARLY 1000 MEN WORK ON WHARVES

    Despite the rain, and generally unpleasant conditions, 948 volunteers worked on the waterfront today, as compared with 885 yesterday. ...

    Article : 280 words
  25. REMEDIES ARE DISCUSSED FOR IRRESPONSIBILITY

    W. T. Power writes from Richmond: Your correspondent, Mr J. H. Singleton, suggests the formation of one union for married men, and one for ...

    Article : 138 words
  26. WAS FAVORITISM SHOWN IN CASE OF SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS?

    Mother writes;--I have four children to bring up alone. My boy who attends one of the Technical schools, volunteered for strike work like many others. ...

    Article : 218 words
  27. MEAT TO GO TO BRITAIN

    At the result of a conference which representatives of meat exporters had with Mr F. Hagelthorn, Minister for Agriculture, and Dr S. S. Cameron, ...

    Article : 140 words
  28. VOLUNTEER BEFORE COURT OWING TO STRIKER'S DEATH

    Following the affray at Camperdown yesterday afternoon Reginald James Wearne, 27, and James Everard Flanagan, 30, were before the Newton Police ...

    Article : 219 words
  29. HOW LABOR LAWS OPERATE

    Mr H. M. Murphy, Secretary for Labor, has in the hands of the publishers (George Robertson and Company, Melbourne) for issue early in ...

    Article : 70 words
  30. WOOLGAR TO BE TIED UP

    When the steamer Woolgar, 5500 tons, arrives from Adelaide and West Australian ports tomorrow, it will be taken out of commission, and the crew paid ...

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  31. MINING COMPANY AFFECTED BY BROKEN HILL STRIKE

    "We are meeting today under very depressing circumstances in that our mine has closed down and our workmen are all on strike," said Mr F. C. ...

    Article : 207 words
  32. THE FORUM

    An impartial and friendly analysis of Australia's Industrial turmoil will be made in The Forum page of "The Herald" tomorrow by Mr ...

    Article : 103 words
  33. LABOR AND EAST MELBOURNE

    A ballot for the selection of a candidate to stand in the interests of Labor for East Melbourne State Electorate will be held in the Temperance ...

    Article : 109 words
  34. DEDUCTIONS AGREED UPON IN WAR PROFITS MEASURE

    It was agreed by the House of Representatives, in considering the War Time Profits Bill in committee today, that deductions of the tax should be ...

    Article : 68 words
  35. Under the Clocks

    Pressure on space has forced the transference of the Friday feature "Under the Clocks" to another page. ...

    Article : 27 words
  36. BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY

    The half-yearly meeting of the Broken-Hill Proprietary Company Ltd, was adjourned this afternoon owing to non-arrival of documents from London ...

    Article : 40 words
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