American Laborites received word that the railway strike becomes effective in Britain to-night, negotiations having failed. ...
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Article : 189 wordsThe Fiume danger is increasingly grave. It is regarded in the highest quarters as threatening the world's peace. The feeling ...
Article : 187 wordsSir Douglas Haig attended yesterday's Cabinet meeting, and conferred with the remier for two and a half hours. ...
Article : 73 words[?], in a telegram to the chairman of the Council at Carnarvon, where the Premier was due to speak to-day, explains that his absence ...
Article : 438 wordsThe Tamworth conference, representing the shires, municipal council, repatriation, and other bodies, was important from more aspects than that of ...
Article : 818 wordsThe "Daily News" says: We are faced with the gravest possible industrial disaster. Every branch of industry is paralysed. The nation seemed to ...
Article : 199 wordsAs the result of a sailing boat capsizing in Double Bay yesterday afternoon Robert Ridland, a returned soldier, was drowned within 25 yards of shore ...
Article : 118 wordsA scheme has been completed to carry on a reduced railway service. Mr. Thomas, when leaving Downing-street after the conference, said: "God ...
Article : 138 wordsM. Clemenccau speaking in the Chamber of Deputies, declared that Franco had conquered, with the help of the Allies. it was impossible to separate ...
Article : 106 wordsPresident Wilson has abandoned his tour, announcing ill-health as the reason. A message from Wichita, Arkansas ...
Article : 119 wordsWashington Labor Conferences was discussed by the Adelaide Labor Council. The President reported that the Executive recommended that no delegate be ...
Article : 72 wordsBritain is practically trainless. No trains have moved from London since midnight. (Reuter's Telegram. ...
Article : 644 wordsThe strike opened quietly, the men leaving the depots without disorder. Trains from Edinburgh, Glasgow, and South Wales started crowded last night. ...
Article : 163 wordsA Rome correspondent says the only ray of hope visible lies in the proposal of the Italian Government that it should be allowed to regularise d'Annunzio's ...
Article : 81 wordsSydney seamen are emphatic in their view that the N.S.W. seamen will cease work on Thursday next unless tho coastal steamship owners sign the ...
Article : 82 wordsA meeting of Nationalist delegates was held yesterday afternoon to receive nominations for candidates for the Northern Tablelands electorate. The ...
Article : 73 wordsMinisters when they learned that the leader of tho Opposition had been notified by Sir Charles Wade that he intended to leave England in December ...
Article : 65 wordsReuter's Copenhagen correspondent says a South Slav detachment began an advance on the town of Trogir, which was occupied by Italians. ...
Article : 95 wordsMr. Thomas makes a statement charging certain Ministers whom he does net name with lack of tact at yesterday's conferences. He even alleges that they ...
Article : 124 wordsAt the conclusion of a mass meeting of operative bakers it was stated that the men were standing solidly together, and had no intention of resuming until ...
Article : 237 wordsMembers of the Railwaymen's Executive described the close of the conference with the Cabinet as an emotional and dramatic moment. The two ...
Article : 120 wordsBoth Albury and Harden branches had resolutions on the business paper at the Railway and Tramway Officers' Association Conference, asking for the ...
Article : 429 wordsThe latest reports from the great provincial centres show that the standstill is complete everywhere. The tube and underground strike in London is holding ...
Article : 138 wordsIt is anticipated that all the London 'busmen, trammen, and taximen will strike to-night in sympathy with the railway men. Already 250,000 men have ...
Article : 69 wordsWith clerical staffs and girl ticket collector's, the railways employ 1,000,000. The Government estimates that 250,000 transport unionists and 800,000 ...
Article : 76 wordsA sensation was created by the news of the drastic step to be taken by the Government to cope with the food problem. The Government proposes to ...
Article : 84 wordsThe "Sydney bakers' strike was settled to-day. It was decided at a mass meeting of members of the Operative Bakers' Union to accept ...
Article : 131 wordsWith the exception of the "Daily Herald," the newspapers unanimously condemn the railwaymen for suddenly foreing industrial war on the community ...
Article : 122 wordsSombre news comes from all Parts of the country concerning the stoppage of industry. The steeel works are closing down. ...
Article : 83 wordsMr. Thomas, replying to newspapers urges them not to make the issue a revolution, but to recognise it as a pure question of hours and wages. ...
Article : 61 wordsin the finals at Hendon, Doust and O'Hara Wood (Australia) beat Ritchie and Dixon (England), 4-6, 6-1, 6-2. ...
Article : 28 wordsExcept the Labor "Herald'" the newspapers appear unanimously against the strikers. The "Weekly Despatch" says messages from many part show that the ...
Article : 67 wordsMr. Cramp, chairman of the Railwaymen's Union, and other union representatives, conferred with Sir Erie Geddes at midday. In some quarters this is ...
Article : 74 wordsThe eastern "high"' is still situated over about Queensland and the coast of New South Wales. Sultry conditions should predominate during Sunday ...
Article : 92 wordsAn official return issued to-day [?] that the British warships lost during the war numbered 254, including thirteen battleships, 22 cruisers, 65 destroyers, 54 ...
Article : 57 wordsThe death is announced of Madame Patti, the word-famous singer. ...
Article : 21 wordsThere were extraordinary scenes in London this morning, tram and bus ...
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Daily Observer (Tamworth, NSW : 1917 - 1920), Mon 29 Sep 1919, Page 2
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