Developments in the negotiations for a settlement of the shipping strike yesterday leave no hope of an immediate settlement, though it is apparent that, both in Sydney ...
Article : 1,010 wordsA member of the South African Parliament, who has been in close touch with the Australian Ministers (Mr. Hughes and Sir Joseph Cook) during their visit to South ...
Article : 250 wordsThe British War Office reports that General Denikin's captures at Kamishin included 11,000 Bolsheviks, 60 field guns, and an immense amount of war material. ...
Article : 87 wordsAfter considering the serious financial position into which extravagance in government is involving the State and Commonwealth, the Melbourne business men who ...
Article : 1,423 wordsSenator Henry Cabot-Lodge (Floor Leader of the Republican party, which is in a majority in Congress), speaking on the League of Nations issue in the United States ...
Article : 229 wordsIn a statement issued yesterday the Minister in Charge of Commodities (Senator Russell) said that it was not yet possible to prepare a comprehensive statement ...
Article : 1,134 wordsLord Jellicoe, who since his return from the islands has been busily engaged in Sydney in preparing his report upon the naval defence of Australia, paid a flying ...
Article : 633 wordsFollowing statements in the Legislative Council on Tuesday concerning the sale of the schooner Dart, Mr. Bowser (Nat., Wangaratta), who was Chief Seirctaiy at the ...
Article : 1,420 wordsAnother deputation from the Trades Hall Relief Committee waited on the Premier (Mr. Lawson) yesterday, to urge that the right of distributing relief provided by ...
Article : 602 wordsHis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, who is paying a visit to Canada, in order to open the new Parliment Buildings at Ottawa, arrived at Topsail, in Conception ...
Article : 66 wordsFurther questions as to the circumstances under which 37,037 bales of cornsacks were sold by the Government were asked by Senator Pratten (Nat., N.S.W.) in the ...
Article : 801 wordsThe second reading of the British Government's Profiteering Bill was carried in the House of Commons on Monday evening by 251 votes to 8. ...
Article : 62 wordsThe South African Parliament has been convened for September 5 next, for the purpose of ratifying the Peace Treaty. ...
Article : 27 wordsPresident Wilson has fixed October 28 for the opening meeting in Washington of the International Labour Conference, arranged for by the Peace Conference in Paris, with ...
Article : 54 words"It is a monumental work," said Mr. Watt last night, referring to Lord Jellicoes' report, "and will be submitted to the Cabinet when the Prime Minister (Mr. ...
Article : 269 wordsThe tramway strike in Cape Town, which involved the total suspension of tramway traffic for nearly three weeks, has ended by the men accepting the offer of the ...
Article : 37 wordsA cordial welcome was given to the Victorian troops who returned yesterday by the transports Oxfordshire and Konigen Luise. The men were conveyed through the city to ...
Article : 102 wordsMajor-General E. Tivey, D.S.O., V.D., C.B., C.M.G.; Brigadier-General T. Grifiths, D.S.O., C.B.E., C.M.G. (with wife and child); Lt. Col, W. J. Bateman, Capt. A. F. Best, Major E. L. ...
Article : 231 wordsA deputation, representing firewood merchants, waited upon the Railways Commissioners yesterday with the request that a larger numbers of trucks be made available ...
Article : 166 wordsThe new First Member of the Naval Board (Rear-Admiral Grant) had only been a few days in Melbourne when his left to accompany Lord Jellicoe on his tour. On ...
Article : 91 wordsDefinite information of the decisions of the branches of the Seamen's Union at the mass meetings which were held yesterday was not in the possession of Senator ...
Article : 364 wordsSYDNEY, Wednesday.— A shooting tragedy occurred on Monday afternoon at Little Springs, near Wagga. Walter Gibbs, accompanied John Tasker, from Wagga, ...
Article : 260 wordsThe following Victorian soldiers are returning on the s.s. Morvada, which left Suez on July 22:- Capt. F. G. Code, Lieut. R. [?] Hopkins, ...
Article : 636 wordsConsignees of goods from overseas anxiously await the manning of the Ships to relieve them from an awkward position. In several ports there are large accumulations ...
Article : 359 wordsSir,—Following up previous letters which I have addrrssed to you on the above subject. I should be exceedingly pleased if you would be kind enough to find space for the ...
Article : 586 wordsIn the Senate yesterday the Minister for Repatriation (Senator Millen), in reply to a question asked by Senator Pratten (Nat., N.S.W.), stated that the total commission ...
Article : 217 wordsWELLINGTON (N.Z.), Wednesday.—In connection with the dispute between the rainers and the coal owners, the latter state that the offer of 10 per cent. increase to ...
Article : 107 wordsBROKEN HILL, Wednesday.—The strike position here now is that a wages board, specially constituted under the State Arbitration Court, will hear evidence on ...
Article : 189 wordsBRISBANE, Wednesday.—A deputation representing the Austrilan Munition and War Workers' League, and introduced by Mr. Kirwan, M.L.A., to-day asked the ...
Article : 263 wordsBRISBANE, WEDNESDAY.— The vessels which have been scarching for the missinig shall steamer Liewellyn have returned to post, and the search will not be continued ...
Article : 89 wordsSYDNEY, Wednesday.—A mass meeting of members of the Sydney branch of the Federated Seamen's Union was held to-day, and decided to accept the terms to be ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Thu 14 Aug 1919, Page 7
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