The State Cabinet has decided that railway employees who enlisted should receive the monetary value of accrued leave due at the time of enrolment. It has also ...
Article : 406 wordsIt is understood the latest suggestion of the Federal Government as announced by Mr. Hughes has come as a bombshell among those engaged in the wool industry. ...
Article : 115 wordsThe official summary of the Turkish Treaty was handed the Turkish delegates in Paris, this afternoon. The issued Treaty was divided, into thirteen parts, ...
Article : 866 wordsCarranza is being detained at Esperanza, awaiting transport to Vera Cruz, where he will embark for New Orelans. Revolutionary leaders assert that ...
Article : 128 wordsFearing that the strike of the men on the underground railways and tramways will fail, the Confederation of Labor has called out the federated electricians. ...
Article : 181 wordsGiving evidence before the Basic Wage Commission, Mrs. Duncan, treasurer of the Housewives' Association, submitted a list of clothing, costing £1349, for the year, ...
Article : 107 wordsThe Withdrawal of the Laborites concluded the organised opposition to the Home Rule Bill. The Independent Liberals are following their example. The ...
Article : 175 wordsAt the inquiry into the prices of clothing and blankets, Mr. A. J. Lawler, an inspector under the Necessary Commodities Act deposed that he went to a ...
Article : 207 wordsMr. Goldfinch, Director of Raw Materials, in an interview by the " Yorkshire Observer," commented unfavorably on Mr. Hughes' scheme for the disposal ...
Article : 155 wordsOfficials are frankly astonished at the progress of General Obregon's rebellion. It is learned authoritatively that the State Department will not hesitate to ...
Article : 55 wordsMr. Dainels, Secretary to the Navy, continuing his testimony before the Senate Committee, said President Wilson was dissatisfied with the way in which Britain ...
Article : 253 words"The Times" Paris correspondent telegraphs that M. Millerand, the Premier, in addressing the journalists, denounced the Confederation of Labor, which, he said, ...
Article : 93 wordsMr. F. J. Dunleavy, who has returned to Sydney from a visit to Mexico, says that graft and corruption are rampant there. The overthrow of the Carrauza ...
Article : 48 wordsWhile the first division of the Sydney to Melbourne express was a few miles from Henty yesterday the driver noticed a column of smoke issuing from the side of ...
Article : 182 wordsIn the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Frederick Roberts, Mr. Winston Churchill stated there was a small British military intelligence mission in Warsaw, ...
Article : 110 wordsThe House of Commons entered on the committee stage of the Home Rule Bill. Mr. Asquith moved an amendment providing for a single Irish Parliament with ...
Article : 242 wordsMiss Golding, giving evidence before the Basic Wage Commission, said she found, on going through the Sydney shops, that workers' wives and children were ...
Article : 42 wordsThe drawing of the prizes in the No. 7 Golden Casket look place at the Stadium to-day. Mr. Kirwan, who acted as conductor of ...
Article : 145 wordsMR. Storey says that the report in a morning newspaper that he nearly collapsed at a meeting of the Labor party yesterday is not a fact. He denied the ...
Article : 108 wordsIn the House of Commons, referring to the appointment of a Canadian Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States, Mr. Bonar Law" said this new ...
Article : 187 wordsConfidential advices have been received at the Japanese Embassy that Japan has begun to make peace with the Bolsheviks. An agreement has been framed to ...
Article : 108 wordsThe country representatives of a city firm which does a large business among farmers states that the announcement that the Government intended to float a ...
Article : 193 wordsThe Prince's party has struck a new atmosphere in this West Coast mining district, where the cheering has not been so wholehearted, and there has been some ...
Article : 79 wordsThe Federal Executive of the Federated Society of Boilermakers and the Iron Shipbuilders' Union decided that any member or branch who takes part in a ...
Article : 62 wordsIn the House of Commons Mr. Long said the Allied warships on the Black Sea would continue to bombard the Russian coast until the Bolshevist's ceased ...
Article : 55 wordsPassengers who lauded to-day from the Marsina, which arrived from Rabaul via Papuan ports, stated that the recent reports as to serious food shortages have ...
Article : 96 wordsMr. Watt, met a score of London journalists and explained his mission. He afterwards surprised them by opening out freely, although stipulating that his ...
Article : 328 wordsA stop -work meeting of the boys employed at Matters, Ltd., Alexandria, decided to demand that the difference between their military pay as trainees and ...
Article : 41 words"The Times" Cairo correspondent telegraphs that the instructed section of the natives strongly disapprove of the recurrence of the student outrages against ...
Article : 95 wordsThe debate on the Knox Peace Treaty resolution was resumed in the Senate. ...
Article : 26 wordsAccording to a message from Young, the draught outlook is so serious that horses and prize cattle, which have been nursed for two years, may have to be ...
Article : 49 wordsDissatisfaction exists among many employees in the Government Printing Office owing to the alleged non- payment of the 17 increase recommended by the Board ...
Article : 33 wordsSome months ago a party consisting of Mr. S. McDonnell, Professor. Harding, of the Sydney University, and Mr. J. Lann[?]gan O'Keefe, a civil engineer, left ...
Article : 147 wordsThe Senate passed several Appropriation Bills and the Aliens Registration Bill to their final stages. The Sugar Purchase Bill was read a ...
Article : 46 wordsSenator McCumber, discussing the Knox resolution, declared that the intention of the League of Nations campaign was a colossal blunder. "All President ...
Article : 61 wordsThe Locomotive Enginedrivers' Association has forwarded a number of suggestions in respect to the amendment of the industrial Arbitration Act to the ...
Article : 98 wordsA message from Bukbarest states that Hrabovsky, the Roumanian, delegate to the Inter -Allied Commission at BeKesch[?], in Hungary, recently disappeared. It has ...
Article : 66 words"The Times," in a leader on Wednesday, said the terms af the Treaty are severe. Turkey declined to even remain neutral, and has only herself to blame. ...
Article : 214 wordsIn the House of Representatives the debate was resumed in committee on the Senate's rejection of the clause in the Repatriation Bill giving co-operative ...
Article : 175 wordsDespite the absence of an American representative on the Inter -Allied Control Commission to supervise the fulfilment by Germany of the disarmament ...
Article : 57 wordsSignor Nitt has resigned the Premiership in consequence of the defeat by 192 to 112 of the Government in a debate on the internal policy which the Catholics ...
Article : 53 wordsThe secretary of the executive of the Seamen's Union states the men are very restive. The principal grievance is the owners' refusal to treat accidents as ...
Article : 116 wordsMadame Stanenlean, a Roumanian, who is engaged on a world tour, was among the passengers by the Marsina to-day. She has just completed a visit to the United ...
Article : 95 words"The Times" Berlin correspondent telegraphed on Wednesday that the Entente had sent a French officer to examine the neutral zone and test the statement ...
Article : 67 wordsMarshal Joffre, giving evidence at the trial of the Maubege surrenderers, said resistance was very valuable, and had the town fallen a day sooner the ...
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Daily Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1915 - 1954), Thu 13 May 1920, Page 5
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