The House or Representatives sat and night discussing the Salaries Increase Bill in the utmost good humor. The second reading was carried by 45 ...
Article : 83 words"Le Petit Parisienne" publishes the impressions of a correspondent, who, after a long conversation with Tehiteherin, is of the opinion that Bolshevism is not only ...
Article : 165 wordsIn the House of Lords, the Lord Chancellor emphatically declared it was the policy of the Government, whether the struggle were short or long, to employ the ...
Article : 159 wordsIn the House of Commons, Colonel Walter Guinness maintained the Government had acted perfectly correct Towards Poland. He pointed out the present state ...
Article : 934 wordsThe A.L.P., has issued a circular to unionists urging the industrial and political sections of the Labor movement to form a consultative body, whose meeting ...
Article : 225 wordsAt the Burwood Police Court, further evidence was taken in the case of the alleged sticking-up of the booking clerk at the Strathfield railway station. ...
Article : 295 wordsFollowing is the complete text of Mr. McTiernan's statement. The Attorney-General, referring to the fact that the amendment of the Federal constitution ...
Article : 597 wordsThe Senate passed the Twenty Millions War Loan Bill through all stages, also the Increase of Salaries Bill without amendment. The Senate adjourned ...
Article : 163 wordsThe English dockers and Irish transport, workers have agreed not to handle munitions intended for use in Ireland.. ...
Article : 29 wordsRegarding the wool profits, Mr. J. R. Collins is now examining the figures, and the cash will presently be available for distribution. ...
Article : 143 wordsThe "Daily Mail" estimates that the British troops driven out of Enzeli number between four and five hundred. A handful of others remain, and their fate ...
Article : 87 wordsMr. Garden, secretary of the Trades and Labor Council, referring to the letter circulated to all unions regarding the reorganisation of the Labor Council, said ...
Article : 115 wordsThe Premiers Conference opened today and adjourned until Mr. Hughes could be present. ...
Article : 19 wordsThe Full Court to-day reserved judgment in the appeal of the Norton trustees against a verdict in favor of the Union Bank, in a claim for £17,000. ...
Article : 35 wordsRecently the Pure Foods Inspector visited Dubbo, and as a result several milkmen were fined. Immediately after these prosecutions the dairymen of Dubbo ...
Article : 39 wordsA woman who was called by the police in a criminal charge at the Central Police Court refused to give evidence. The magistrate entreated her, but she ...
Article : 66 wordsThe Minister for Health and Motherhood, referring to the argument that it would be wiser to pay the proposed mother subsidy in kind rather than cash, said the ...
Article : 137 wordsA traveller from Russia states that Lenin's programme in support of Trotsky now includes the establishment of democratic rule, with free trade and the ...
Article : 51 wordsIt is estimated that between 170,000 and 200,000 persons will participate in the soldiers war gratuity bonds in New South Wales alone. A staff of about 200 ...
Article : 63 wordsDr. McGill, head of Canada s Grain Commission, told a Parliamentary delegation that probably Canadian wheat will sell this year at three dollars to five ...
Article : 215 wordsJohn Watson Brown and Leslie Wood, who were convicted of Customs frauds, were brought up for sentence to-day. Wood was sentenced to eighteen months ...
Article : 86 wordsA Moscow wireless message claims that the Reds have occupied Disualepel and forced the River Berezina on a sector of twenty miles, and that they also captured ...
Article : 60 wordsThe suspicions case of illness on board the mine-sweeper Geranium has definitely been diagnosed as pneumonic influenza. The patient's condition is critical. Several ...
Article : 55 wordsThe "Morning Post" states that the Japanese have disarmed the Bolshevists in Siberia, and now hold all the important towns eastward of Baikal, although the ...
Article : 85 wordsMr. G. Nesbitt, M.L.A., has been informed by the Works Department that although the railway between Ballina and Booyony has been approved by ...
Article : 48 wordsCharlie Chong, a Chinese cabinetmaker, was fined £30 for selling liquor without a license, and £10 for offering a police officer £10 to induce him to neglect his duty. ...
Article : 65 wordsThe Amalgamated Tributers in the Marshall Hill End mine fired out a cut, and it is officially reported that the face still shows rich stone, and gives every ...
Article : 40 wordsThe Industrial Registrar reported to Judge Rolin that two trades unions (the Bricklayers' and the Leather Workers') had failed to pay the fines imposed upon ...
Article : 92 wordsThe Government is considering the appointment of Mr. Bryant as Immigration and Publicity Officer in London on the eve of the general elections. It is thought ...
Article : 37 wordsAt the Police Court, Richard Willis was charged with obtaining £80 by false pretences. It was slated that while a warder at ...
Article : 74 wordsAt the State Governor's invitation a large company visited Government House to consider a project to raise £30,000 as a victory and peace thanks offering to ...
Article : 171 wordsAt the inquiry as to the cost of clothing and blankets before the Necessary Commodities Commission, Colonel Lassetter stated it astonished him where the money ...
Article : 203 wordsA Honolulu message reports that Japan is immediately to open negotiations with Russia for a buffer Stale in Siberia. A. Tokio cable messgae states that the ...
Article : 65 wordsIt is stated in Labor party circles that if any attempt is made to take wheat away to England the position may be serious. The wheat, it is said, must not ...
Article : 127 wordsThe hunt was a fine three-and-a-half hours sport, with one good kill. The Prince had two falls, both harmless, after his horse had crossed the hedges. Several ...
Article : 153 wordsThe Labor Council has decided to place the proposal for a 44-hoar week before Mr. Justice Higgins. ...
Article : 24 wordsSir Auckland Geddes, in an address, stated that Americans and British should seek to dispel the cloud of misrepresentation and misunderstanding which tends to ...
Article : 46 wordsIt is now estimated that there are over, 12,000 unemployed in New South Wales. ...
Article : 21 wordsLondon's post-war period of extravagant luxury and buying, and the enormous shop profits, shows signs of ending. The verge of the busiest season finds West ...
Article : 130 wordsThe Labor Council appointed, a committee to endeavor to change the Eighthour Day holiday in October to May 1 which is regarded as the international ...
Article : 41 wordsThe legal difficulties which barred the sale of Anzac tweed lengths has been cleared away, and it will be available for distribution to returned men at the end ...
Article : 66 wordsIn the House of Commons Mr. Winston Churchill remarked that the Government had enormous responsibilities in Ireland, Constantinople, Cologne, Palestine, ...
Article : 60 wordsThe shop hands and caster section of the Operative Plasterers Union threatens to strike unless the demand for 2 an hour end a 44-hour week is conceded. About ...
Article : 49 wordsThe Federal Statistician states that during April, compared with March, there was a general increase throughout the Commonwealth of 5.5 per cent, in food ...
Article : 31 wordsThe date upon which the Venereal Diseases Act is to be brought into operation has been postponed until December. ...
Article : 26 wordsA New York afternoon paper says dent Wilson has decided the Allies and Germany must work out their own financial recovery unaided further by the United States. This decision is ...
Article : 132 wordsRobert Remington was run over by a train near Strathfield Station this morning. His right leg was torn off, his right arm crushed, and the top of his head split ...
Article : 74 wordsMr. Bonar Law stated that the new Anglo-Persian agreement did not involve Britain in any obligations to Persia. ...
Article : 23 wordsThe Minister for the Navy, stated this morning that the assertion of Sydney union secretaries that a thousand men had been discharged from the Cockatoo Island ...
Article : 84 wordsA deputation from the Board of the Prince Alfred Hospital waited on the Minister for Health and stated that the late Government had promised to ...
Article : 109 wordsBefore the Necessary Commodities Commission, Robert Harper, Ltd., applied for permission to raise the price of a shipment of rice they were expecting from ...
Article : 83 wordsMr. Winston Churchill, speaking at a luncheon at the opening of a military tournament, said that now we had again the broad sunlight of victorious peace, ...
Article : 143 wordsA Matewan (West Virginia) message reports that twelve men were killed, including the Mayor, in a battle between the police, citizens, and the private ...
Article : 58 wordsThe Federal Government has removed practically the whole of the War-time restrictions on trade. The meat contracts made with the ...
Article : 112 wordsA remarkable collapse occurred in Hill End gold shares on the Stock Exchange, which dropped, ten shillings a share within an hour. The crash is said to be the ...
Article : 78 wordsCharles Jausen (37) a farmer, was found with a fractured skull lying on the footpath in Woolloomooloo. His condition is critical. It is thought he was assaulted. ...
Article : 33 wordsWall street stocks continue to go downward, and Canadian Pacific shares were quoted at 110dol., which is the lowest for years. ...
Article : 77 wordsAt the opening of the Protestant Federation at Bathurst, the Rev. Mr. Ditterick president of the Victorian Methodist Conference, said the movement was ...
Article : 101 wordsThe coal miners of West Muitland have sent a war savings certificate for £1000 as a subscription to the State Two Millilon Loan. ...
Article : 38 wordsGeorge Smith (36), was caught in some machinery at the Sunlight Laundry, Slimmer Hill, through his clothes being caught in a wheel on which he was fixing the ...
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Daily Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1915 - 1954), Sat 22 May 1920, Page 5
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