Eight million people are attending the "Victory" fetes in Paris. The marshals of France, Joffre, Foch, and Petain, inaugurated the week's ...
Article : 270 wordsCommencing on Sunday'next the following arrangements, will be put into operation on the railways:- On Sundays approximately 50 per ...
Article : 1,511 wordsLast evening Detective Sainsbury, acting on behalf of the Commonwealth Government, served a summons upon Mr. T. Walsh, secretary of the Federal Council of ...
Article : 291 wordsCount von Bernstorff, who was German Ambassador to the United States until he was dismissed by the American Government, has an article in the "Demokratische ...
Article : 186 wordsA meeting of the council of the Victorian Railways Union will be held tonight. Questioned yesterday regarding the business of the meeting, the general ...
Article : 184 wordsNo tramcars, whether cable or electric, will run in Melbourne or its suburbs after 7 o'clock in the evening to-morrow, and this restriction will remain, in force as ...
Article : 329 words"We will not strike," said a leading official of the Port Phillip Stevedores' labourers' Union last night. "Since the iudiutrial crisis in 1917 we have been without the ...
Article : 176 wordsADELAlDE,Monday.—At the conclusion of a case in which the masters, mates, and engineers employed on, tugboats and barges secured improved conditions before the ...
Article : 134 wordsAccording to the "Daily Chronicle" correspondent at Weimar, the coat of the German Government, the orthodox Socialist revolution has failed, and all the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 163 wordsStockholm has learned that the Russian Government has nationalised all foreign trading, and has confiscated the stocks of many private firms. ...
Article : 120 wordsLondon's peace festivities on Saturday will open with a great procession of 5,000 British sailors and soldiers, service women, contingents of Australians and New ...
Article : 133 wordsADELAIDE, Monday.—The emissary of the Melbourne Trades Hall Council (Mr. T. J. Smith) has been busily engaged in Adelaide and Port Adelaide in connection ...
Article : 638 wordsMelbourn, union leaders gave evidence yesterday that they viewed strike possibilities with extreme caution. Matters "hung fire" as far as the Trades Hall was ...
Article : 477 wordsTwo more cases in which returned soldiers sought the aid of the Court to recover allotment money came before the Courts yesterday. ...
Article : 694 wordsIt was considered yesterday that an absolute coal famine would involve the following union memberships on a huge scale, the estimated numerical strength of each union ...
Article : 487 wordsIn dramatic circumstances the general secretary of the Seamen's Union (Mr. T. Walsh) was served last night with a summons to appear before the City Court. ...
Article : 334 wordsThe German National Party (formerly the Conservative Party) has telegraphed to the Queen of Holland, requesting her to refuse to permit the extradition of the ...
Article : 50 wordsGeneral d'Espcrey is leading the Allied advance against Bela Kun and the Hungarian Soviet forces in Hungary forth-with. ...
Article : 29 wordsSeveral Unionist newspapers protest against Sir Edward Carson's revival of the Home Rule controversy without waiting for the Government's scheme. Opposition ...
Article : 167 wordsReports reaching London from Berlin state that a Roumanian offensive against Hungary is imminent. The Inter-Allied Council in Paris has sent ...
Article : 59 wordsThe landing on Sunday morning at Pulham (Worcestershire) of the British airship R 34 at the close of her return journey from America was accomplished without event. ...
Article : 232 wordsSYDNEY, Monday.—The Sydney branch of the Seamen's Union threatens to call upon the seamen throughout the world to cease work in the event of the ...
Article : 257 wordsConsideration was given by the Coal Board yesterday to the questions of "peace illuminations" on Saturday. it has been decided that the use of "lighting ...
Article : 616 wordsThe President of Fiance (M. Poineare) has presented the City of Amiens with the Legion of Honour as a recognition of the sufferings borne by the population during ...
Article : 73 wordsAs the result of the flouting of the Arbitration Court by the Seamen's Union, much distress is being felt by innocent people. Among those who are undergoing great ...
Article : 389 wordsWELLINGTON (N.Z.), Monday —The steamer Inga, arrived at Wanganui on Saturday with a cargo of coal from Newcastle for the gasworks. This morning, ...
Article : 91 wordsFelton, the Australian sculler, has challenged Barry for the world's rowing championship. It is expected that the match will be decided over the Putney-Mortlake ...
Article : 32 wordsIt is believed that Mrs. Eliot (formerly Mrs. Atherton), a London society beauty, who died in tragic circumstances last week, left no wiil. Her fortune presumably will ...
Article : 62 wordsAn armistice has been concluded between German-Austria and the Jugoslavs. The last-named have agreed to evacuate Klagenfurt, a rich mineral area 262 miles south ...
Article : 33 wordsAs the Minister for Education (Mr. Hutchinson) was absent from the meeting, the State Cabinet yesterday came to no decision regarding the request by returned soldiers ...
Article : 140 wordsFurther trouble has arisen In connection with the distribution of relief in Collingwood, resulting in resignation of the Impurer of the relief committee. Mr. Butcher. In resigning the position, ...
Article : 309 wordsSYDNEY, Monday.—It was stated definitely to-day that, the object of the visit of Messrs. Holloway and Russell, the two "emissaries" from the Victorian Trades ...
Article : 602 wordsThe committee of inquiry into the question of bakers' nightwork has recommended total prohibition of nightwork.by act of Parliament, commencing two years ...
Article : 47 wordsSir,—It will surely be admitted that the payments made for services should as far as possible be commensurate with the value of the service rendered. The unskilled ...
Article : 377 wordsA group, about twenty-five in number, of "independents," belonging to no one school or association, are combining to hold an exhibition of their paintings at the ...
Article : 62 wordsTwo hundred and eighty-four members of the House of Commons, representing the coal interests, are to wait as a deputation on Mr. Lloyd George to protest that the ...
Article : 63 wordsSir,—It seems gross presumption on the part of Mr. Mathews to criticise Captain Glossop, and the pilly explanation or excuse is colossal ignorance, or. as the boys ...
Article : 187 wordsThe levy on capital predicted by the German Finance Minister (Herr Erzberger) as one means of meeting Germany's huge indebtedness to the Allies aims at raising ...
Article : 60 wordsManned by a volunteer crew, the Straits steamer, Wainui, left Melbourne yesterday afternoon for Launceston, carrying troops and soldiers' dependants, who, as a ...
Article : 329 wordsThe strike of Paris waiters is breaking down. The men, who demanded eight hours, a minimum wage, and liberty to wear ...
Article : 37 wordsSir,—We want leaders, and there is no doubt what the result would be if. a fight is made now. There are sensible men enough in this country able and willing to ...
Article : 141 wordsWhen the Melbourne City Council, met yesterday, Alderman Sir Henry Weedon asked the Lord Mayor (Alderman Cabena) whether any provision had been made to ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tue 15 Jul 1919, Page 5
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