Negotiations with the Government, which were entered upon by the men to-day, for a settlement of the railway stop-work meeting dispute, ended thin afternoon in a deadlock. ...
Article : 610 wordsThe Initerary of the Imperial Press Conference during the visit of delegates to Australia has been issued. The delegates will arrive in Sydney on ...
Article : 461 wordsThe action of the Federal Government in preparing the way for the operation of the deportation clauses of the Immigration Act has led to serious threats on the part of officials of maritime unions. Immediate action is expected in Sydney under the deportation clauses, ...
Article : 111 wordsNo official statement was issued at the close of to-day's conversations between Mr. Churchill and M. Caillaux. There will probably be a further meeting to-morrow.—Reuter. ...
Article : 411 wordsA Chinese cabinet works and furniture factory, carrying heavy stocks of valuable prepared timbers, was almost completely destroyed by fire last night. ...
Article : 494 wordsPlay in the United States doubles championship began at Chestnut Hills (Boston) to-day. Results in the opening round were:— G. L. Patterson and J. B. Hawkes ( ...
Article : 259 wordsAfter more than three years' imprisonment in pack ice the schooner Maud has returned to Nome (Alaska). The Maud had ventured in the Arctic under command of Captain ...
Article : 496 wordsThe Federal Cabinet further delibrated today upon the strike of the British seamen and upon the details of its plans for coping with the situation. ...
Article : 282 wordsAn optimistic feeling was evinced in some quarters in Sydney yesterday that the strike of British seamen would be shortlived, despite the action taken by the local maritime unions ...
Article : 197 wordsIn the final of the women's singles championship at Forest Hills, Miss Helen Wills (United States), holder of the title, beat Miss K. McKane (England), 3-6, 6-0, 6-2. ...
Article : 362 wordsThe view generally held in State political Labour circles is that the seamen's strike may come to an end before this week is out. The State Ministry, it appears, does not desire ...
Article : 164 wordsThere is much speculation already regarding the personnel of England's test teams to play against the Australians next year. Critics are practically unanimous that ...
Article : 184 wordsWithout warning, the roof of a brick kiln at Bakewell Bros.' pottery in Mitchell-road, Alexandria, on which seven men were working collapsed yesterday morning. Four men ...
Article : 353 wordsThe announcement that the Federal Go-p vernment intends to put into operation the deportation clauses of the immigration Act has been received with apprehension in union ...
Article : 787 wordsThe Labour Socialist Congress International at Marseilles found it impossible to draft the text of a resolution regarding the security pact which would be acceptable to the ...
Article : 218 wordsThe attempt of the Opposition to secure the adjournment of the Legislativr Assembly this morning to discuss railway matters was frustrated by the Speaker amid a roar and ...
Article : 321 wordsThe Empire Press Union delegates arrived at Wellington this evening. They were given a warm welcome by Councillor Luckie on behalf of the Mayor, who is ill, and by ...
Article : 73 wordsAt the instance of the plaintiff in the suit of Thomas Campbell against the Federated Seamen's Union of Australasia, Ltd., and certain of the executive officers of the association, ...
Article : 240 wordsThe United States Navy Department has made a change in the arrangement, for the flight from San Diego, via San Francisco, to Hawaii, by two navy planes. ...
Article : 87 wordsWing-Commander De Pinedo to-day took off from Antomonan (Luzon) in continuation of his flight, but was forced down by squally Weather, and landed in Santa Cruz lagoon.— ...
Article : 36 wordsMajor J. J. Astor, M.P., a member of the Imperial Press delegation, interviewed tonight, expressed appreciation of the unbounded hospitality of the people of New Zealand, ...
Article : 266 wordsA desperate affray took place in an open street at Woolloomooloo just after 7 o'clock last night, Mrs. Mollie Collins, aged 29 years, being shot three times by her husband. ...
Article : 509 wordsThe Princes of Wales left Buenos Ayres at midnight on Sunday for Puetele, a night's journey from the capital. He will have three days' rest, add will engage in big game ...
Article : 41 wordsThe french Ambassador at Berlin (M. de Margerin) has handed to the Minister for Foreign Affairs (Dr. Stresemann) the French reply to the German Note on the proposed ...
Article : 98 wordsAn official communique issued in Madrid claims that the enemy's fire at Alhucemas was silenced by the opportune arrival of the warship Alfonso. The communique admit, ...
Article : 68 wordsThe European members of the crew of the P and O. Company's R.M.s. Chitral, having been invited to send representatives to the meeting held in the Trades Hall, appointed ...
Article : 200 wordsThe Japanese steamer Sydney Maru grounded on the Mait Island Reef, near Rabaul, early on Monday morning. An attempt to refloat the vessel at high tide was ...
Article : 427 wordsGanger O'Connor, about whose summary dismissal the Wooloowin-Northgate section of the railway was declared black, resumed duty this morning, following the intervention of the ...
Article : 76 wordsA message from Brussels says:—A fortnight hence no trace will remain of the war's most daring naval exploit. The work of removing the cement-filled blockship Vindictive ...
Article : 480 wordsThe Geneva correspondent of the Australian Press Association telegraphs as follows:— The first world congress on child welfare ...
Article : 119 wordsLord Burnham, when interviewed, said that, as a member of the Imperial Overseas Committee, he had been posted, as far as one could be posted, on New Zealand, but all his ...
Article : 112 wordsSeveral applications for variations of the three engineering awards, which will expire on December 31, came before Mr. Justice Powers in the Arbitration Court to-day. ...
Article : 309 wordsAccording to a cable received in Sydney yesterday, the crows of the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer. Opawa, Orari, and Kaikoura, and of the Federal Steam Navigation ...
Article : 65 wordsThe Sydney sittings of the Royal Commission on National Insurance were concluded yesterday. Evidence on the existing pensions system was given by Mr. H. Theggie, Deputy ...
Article : 243 wordsIt is reported by the Belfast correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" that the ban placed by the Archbishop of Armagh on night dancing had quick effect. ...
Article : 128 wordsThe shipowners and seamen are gratified at the reception of cable messages from Mr. Bruce, pledging every effort to prevent illegal interference with the crews of British ...
Article : 142 wordsEx-Senator William Plain, the Nationalist nominee, was to-night selected by a joint sitting or both Houses of the Victorian Parliament for the vacancy in the Senate created ...
Article : 87 wordsCranes are busy at Dijon clearing away the debris of the fourth French railway smash since August 13. It is how ascertained that, in addition to three deaths, 27 ...
Article : 68 wordsThe Sydney Maru was refloated witghout assistance, and is processing to Rabaul. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 26 Aug 1925, Page 13
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