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  2. SETTLEMENT IN SYDNEY AWAITED BY LABORERS

    This morning a meeting of the executive of the Melbourne Wharf Laborers' Union was held, and at its conclusion Mr E. Jones, the president, announced ...

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  3. "A DIVIDED HOUSE"

    Industrial unrest is the rule not the exception. Each strike, each lockout is merely a new example of the rule. But what makes tho rule? "The ...

    Article : 485 words
  4. N.S W. VOLUNTEERS

    Full tram services are to be provided for the Spring race meeting, also trains for horses. Sleeping cars will be attached to the ...

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  5. STRIKE EXTENDING

    Declaring that hemp which had been handled by volunteer workers was "black," more than 200 rope and cordage employes ...

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  6. SHOOTING OF A FIREMAN LEADS TO ARREST OF MEN

    Two men were arrested at Scarborough this morning in connection with the shooting of Fireman Alfred Vincent Green while his train was ...

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  7. GANGS OF AMATEURS IN STRIKERS' PLACES

    Two hundred more country men arrived on the Sydney Cricket Ground today, bringing the roll call of the camp to 5600. ...

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  8. 1024 VOLUNTEERS WORKING 28 VESSELS

    There were 1024 volunteers employed on the waterfront today, handling the cargoes of 28 vessels. The total number of oversea vessels ...

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  9. NO BAN ON STRIKE LEVIES

    Mr W. M. Hughes, the Prime Minister, today denied the statement that the Federal Government has under consideration the question of making it an ...

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  10. 17,742 IDLE AT NEWCASTLE

    According to a statement prepared by the Department of Labor and Industry there are 17,742 persons out of employment in the Newcastle district. ...

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  11. DIMBOOLA CREW OBTAINED

    An officer of the Melbourne Steamship Company stated today, that a crew had been obtained to man the steamer Dimboola, which will leave ...

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  12. CORONER INVESTIGATES SHOOTING BY VOLUNTEER

    The inquest on Mervyn Ambrose Leslie Flanagan, 33, carter, who was shot during a disturbance at Camperdown on Thursday, was continued ...

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  13. BOTH SIDES ARE SILENT, DECLARES THE LORD MAYOR

    Alderman R. D. Meagher, the Lord Mayor, stated today that he had no communication in answer to his proposals from either the Government or ...

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  14. LOCKOUT CHARGE REPEATED BY TIMBER MEN'S SECRETARY

    Referring today to the statements made by Mr J. J. Love, President of the Timber Merchants' Association, in the course of which he denied that ...

    Article : 433 words
  15. "BLACK FLOUR"

    Carters and drivers employed by prominent flour millers declared flour "black"' this morning, and refused to cart it to the wharves for shipment. W. ...

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  16. DEREGISTRATION SOUGHT

    W. H. Thompson writes from Bendigo :-- "I see by your report in Saturday's 'Herald' that the waterside idlers have ...

    Article : 298 words
  17. I.W.W. MEN SENTENCED

    For being members of the Industrial Workers of the World, three men, Rudolph Hamilton Mathias, Monty Miller, and Arthur Benjamin Wilson, were ...

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  18. POSITION NOT CHANGED REGARDING STATE MINE

    Messrs A. Asquith, president, and J. McVicars, secretary, of the Powlett branch of the Australian Coal and Shale Employes' Federation, ...

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  19. SUSSEX STREET QUIET

    There was a large supply of eggs on the Sussex street market today. Prices fell a penny a dozen, new laid suburban arrivals bringing 10d. ...

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  20. PRESIDENT OF ENGINEERS REPLIES TO N.S.W. PREMIER

    Mr W. Padgen, president of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, who occupied the chair at the mass meeting of unionists hold in the Town ...

    Article : 439 words
  21. BLACKSMITHS GO OUT

    An extension of the strike at the Government ship building yards at Williamstown was brought about today when four of the blacksmiths left work. ...

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  22. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    Waterside workers at Port Pirie still refuse to work on wharves and wheat stacks. Yesterday two train loads of coal were received at the smelters from ...

    Article : 133 words
  23. RESERVE OF MEN AVAILABLE, SAYS OFFICIAL OF BUREAU

    "Though hundreds are going out to work from here every day," said a National Labor Bureau official today, the number coming in shows no ...

    Article : 158 words
  24. COAL BOARD TO CONSIDER BUTCHERS' FUEL AND POWER

    At the request of the Coal Board Master Butchers are to meet at Sargent's Cafe, Elizabeth street, at 8 p.m. tomorrow to state the amount of ...

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  25. GOVERNMENTS ARE BLAMED FOR NOT YIELDING TO MEN

    "What your correspondent 'Common Sense' says is only too true. "Australia, at the present time, is unfortunately devoid of statesmen who ...

    Article : 195 words
  26. ADDITIONAL YARD CLOSED

    Mr R. Bowers, secretary of the Timber Workers' Union, said today that an employer this morning drove two teams into a timber yard within two ...

    Article : 63 words
  27. 15,921 VICTORIANS IDLE

    As revised again today, the official figures issued by the Labor Department show that there are now 15,921 persons in Victoria affected by the ...

    Article : 292 words
  28. MELBOURNE GLASSW0RKERS

    That the glass bottle workers in Sydney have gone out on strike is a matter that has not yet affected the Australian Glass Bottle Manufacturers here. ...

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  29. BAIRNSDALE AS BACKER

    At a public meeting last night the following motion was unanimously carried :--That this meeting of the people of Bairnsdale accord the utmost ...

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  30. FOOD ECONOMY IN CAMPS AIMED AT BY INSPECTION

    It is hoped by the Defence Department that the appointment of two inspectors of food in camps will have the result of ensuring the best and most ...

    Article : 112 words
  31. ROPE WORKERS JOIN

    There was a further extension of the strike today, when more than 200 men employed by George Kinnear and Sons Proprietary Ltd., rope and cordage ...

    Article : 255 words
  32. CONTINUOUS PRAYERS SUGGESTED AT TOWN HALL

    "Only a Woman who Knows the Value of Prayer,", writes:--"Noting that today had been set apart as a day of prayer and that our worthy ...

    Article : 169 words
  33. HORSE SHUNTERS RESUME

    Horse shunters employed at the Spencer street goods yards, who ceased work yesterday, resumed this morning, and work proceeded as usual. ...

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  34. THE RETORT COURTEOUS

    Replying to the complaint by Mr T. J. Ryan, Premier of Queensland, that the Gulf District in Queensland was short of food and could only be helped ...

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  35. INCREASED PAY EXPECTED FOR RAILWAY EMPLOYES

    It is unofficially estimated that the Classification Board will recommend increases of from sixpence to one shilling a day in the rates of pay for ...

    Article : 51 words
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