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  2. LABOR FIRM IN VICTORIA

    Although Mr. Justice Higgins has threatened to deprive the waterside workers of the preference clauses in their award if the men do not return to work by ...

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  3. IN THE PUBLIC EYE

    This afternoon Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson, Governor-General, inspected the new buildings at the Defence Department. ...

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  4. [?]STRIKERS' STRONGHOLD

    The first consignment of coal from the Wallarah colliery, which is being worked by volunteers, reached Sydney today. Two other ...

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  5. STRIKE MAY AFFECT FUTURE

    A deputation from Wonthaggi today received a hint from Mr. H. S. W. Lawson, Minister for Education, that the permanency of the State coal mine ...

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  6. IN QUEENSLAND

    Mr. T. J. Ryan, the Premier, has sent a telegram to Mr. W. M. Hughes, in reply to the communication forwarded by the Prime Minister ...

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  7. POSITION OF XAVIER BOYS IS EXPLAINED BY RECTOR

    The statement supplied to you on Saturday, that I called at the National Service Bureau, and offered the services of the boys of Xavier College, ...

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  8. ULTIMATUM FAILS

    Although Mr. Justice Higgins has threatened to strike out the preference clauses in the waterside workers' award unless the men agree by tomorrow to ...

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  9. CARRYING COAL TO NEWCASTLE

    Yesterday 1413 tons of coal wore hauled from different collieries to Newcastle by train, and 1709 tons were shipped. ...

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  10. CITY MORE NORMAL, IN SPITE OF STRIKE

    More trams were running today than at any period during the strike. Yesterday seventy-nine tramway strikers returned to duty, and this ...

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  11. BROWN COAL FOR FACTORIES IS UNDERGOING BAR TESTS

    With the view of testing brown coal as fuel for furnaces under more favorable conditions than is possible with the ordinary bars used for black coal, ...

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  12. MOTOR CAR BODY BUILDING TO BE ENCOURAGED BY STATE

    Advising a deputation representing the Victorian trades interested in the building of motor bodies not to be afraid that the Government would go ...

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  13. NEWCASTLE MEN RETURN

    Additional men continue to apply at the railway for re-employment, and many are also seeking work at various private industrial works. ...

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  14. SKILLED MEN MAY RETURN TO THE STATE SHIPYARDS

    Late this afternoon the Public Works Department regarded it as likely that the engineers and boilermakers who stopped working at the State ...

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  15. PORT PIRIE TO HAVE FUEL

    Arrangements were being made by the National Service Bureau to load coke at Bellambi, on the South Coast, for despatch to Port Pirie in order to ...

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  16. SOLDIER STATES VIEW

    There are the boys in the trenches, living in a perfect hell, water up to their waists, nights of misery and ...

    Article : 183 words
  17. SILOS TO BE BUILT

    Officials of building trades unions today expressed pleasure at the announcement by Mr. W. M. Hughes, the Prime Minister, that the construction ...

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  18. LESS LABOR NEEDED

    There was a further decrease in the number of volunteers employed on the waterfront today, when 854 men handled cargoes, as compared with 947 ...

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  19. EXPLOSION AT JETTY

    "I have received information," said Mr. G. W. Fuller, the Acting Premier, today, "that at about 3.20 o'clock this morning two piers at the Wallarah ...

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  20. VOLUNTEERS AHEAD OF DUMPS

    Volunteer workers have made such excellent progress loading wool on lighters that they are ahead of the dumps, and yesterday had to suspend ...

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  21. FORM ONE BIG UNION

    Sentiments expressed in "Union Jack's" letter, in "The Herald" on August 25, open up a very good way ...

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  22. MINISTER VISITS BROOKLYN

    Mr. F. Hagelthorn, Minister for Agriculture, visited Brooklyn today, and expressed himself pleased at the manner in which National Service ...

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  23. "SUGAR FAMINE IMPOSSIBLE"

    "I would like to assure the public that there is no possibility of a sugar famine," said Mr. W. M. Hughes, the Prime Minister, today. ...

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  24. TIME EXTENSION GRANTED TO USERS OF FUEL AND GAS

    Attention is directed to a late advertisement, correcting one in another portion of this issue, with relation to the use of coal. It is now officially ...

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  25. CHIEF JUSTICE REPLIES TO DENIAL BY TREASURY

    In the Criminal Court today, Sir John Madden, Chief Justice, contended that he was right when he referred on Monday to a case connected with the Treasury. ...

    Article : 494 words
  26. CONSPIRACY CHARGED

    In the charges of conspiracy against E. J. Kavanagh, M.LC., secretary of the Strikers' Defence Committee; Claude Thompson, secretary of the ...

    Article : 75 words
  27. POLICE WILL TAKE ACTION TO BREAK UP ASSEMBLIES

    "I have given instructions that if unlawful assemblies or processions are held in the city the police are to break them up, and, if necessary, ...

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  28. FIRST COAL COMES IN

    This morning the first coal from the Wallarah mine, which is being worked by volunteer labor, reached Sydney in the collier Tuggerah. ...

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  29. MINISTER'S VISIT DELAYED

    Owing to the strike, Mr. W. M. Hughes, the prime Minister, said today, Mr. W. C. Grahame, Minister for Agriculture in New South Wales, who was ...

    Article : 56 words
  30. HOW MARRIED MEN FARE

    Mr. J. H. Singleton (Coventry street, South Melbourne) writes--I have spoken to a number of married men since the strike started, and they are ...

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  31. LABORERS WOULD MARCH

    Representatives or the Melbourne Wharf Laborers' Union intend asking for permission from Alderman Sir David Hennessy, the Lord Mayor, for ...

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  32. WONTHAGGI COAL MINERS STRUCK ON OWN VOLITION

    "When the men heard that Mr. A. C. Willis, the general secretary of the Coal and Shale Miners' Federation, had been arrested, they ceased work on their own ...

    Article : 317 words
  33. WORK FOR 35 VOLUNTEERS

    Up to noon today at the National Service Bureau 35 men had been sent to work, the number including timber stackers, drivers, carters, stevedores, ...

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  34. BONDI OF THE BARRIER

    A dispassionate view of the strike situation at Broken Hill discredits recent sensational and highly colored narratives and statements. Life here ...

    Article : 333 words
  35. TIMBER MEN TO MEET

    In addition to a mass meeting of members of the Timber Employes' Union, which is to be held at the Socialist Hall at 10 a.m. tomorrow, a ...

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  36. UNIONISM AT FAULT

    "The letter of Mr. James Webb (No. 1798) appearing in "The Herald" on August 25 is typical of present-day unionism. That is to say, it is couched ...

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  37. PREFERENCE IN QUESTION

    On behalf of National volunteers who have been doing the work of wharf laborers since unionists ceased operations, the question has been asked if ...

    Article : 104 words
  38. FEWER TRAINS TO RUN

    In our advertising columns today are particulars of the reductions in the train services, to take effect on Friday. ...

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  39. CONCERT BY CHEEROS

    A concert by The Bendigo Cheeros in aid of the lady Mayoress's Patriotic League, Malvern branch, will be held this evening. The Athenæum Hall was ...

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  40. FARMERS READY TO HELP

    At a meeting of the Lardner branch of the Farmers' Union on Monday night, volunteers were called for national service, and every member ...

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  41. CITY WEATHER

    City readings by Gaunt's instruments in Bourke street at noon today were.--Barometer, 30.062; falling. Thermometer, in the sun, highest 84; shade, ...

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