The Trades Hall disputes committee is hopeful of reaching a satisfactory settlement of the seamen's strike by the end of the week. The secretary to the Trades Hall council (Mr. E. J. Holloway) reported to this effect at the meeting of the council last night. ...
Article : 995 wordsDr. Gye (biologist), who, with Mr. J. E. Barnard, expert in microscopy, is responsible for the discovery of the organism which causes cancer, has now suddenly ...
Article : 129 wordsShortly before noon yesterday we ran into a heavy rainstorm which broke up the man[?]uvres and gun-pointing practices. Strong winds continued throughout the day ...
Article : 537 wordsThe possibility of a revival of the activities of interstate criminals in Melbourne, and the withholding of crime reports from the press, form the subject of a report ...
Article : 491 wordsThe Australian Commissioner in the United States (Sir James Elder) has arrived in London partly for a holiday. partly to visit the Empire Exhibition, of ...
Article : 365 wordsThe application by the Australian Tramway Employees' Union for increased wages while the American Fleet is in Melbourne was considered by the Tramways Board ...
Article : 89 wordsOn the day of the arrival of the American Fleet the steamer Rosny will leave williamstown at 10 a.m., Port Melbourne at 11 a.m., and St. Kilda at 11.30 a.m., conveying passengers down ...
Article : 73 wordsDr. Spablinger conferred in the House of Commons with five doctor members of the House who recently went to Genova to investigate the Spahlinger treatment of ...
Article : 52 wordsWhile declining to comment further upon the discovery by Dr. Gye and Mr. J. E. Bornard in London of the organism which causes cancer, the director of the Walter ...
Article : 619 wordsSir.—The best vantage point to view the arrival of the Americal Fleet coming through the Heads and turning to go up to Melbourne is Springbank Estate. ...
Article : 95 wordsSir,—I am afraid that the sad significance contained in my quotation, " The past is nothing—and at last the future can but be the past," has been lost upon Mr. A. ...
Article : 344 wordsSailors of the American Fleet will now be making plans for the spending of their shore leave, as in six days the ships will berth at Melbourne and Sydney. It is expected that the fleet will divide into two squadrons on Tuesday evening, so that the ships will enter the Heads at Molbourne and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 66 wordsThere are accidents in politics; but it is not often that an all-night sitting occurs by accident. Yet the all-night sitting of the House of Representatives on ...
Article : 418 wordsIn interviews with officers in charge of branches of the police force, in consequence of complaints of secrecy in the Police department, the acting Police ...
Article : 293 wordsNineteen ships are now laid up at Melbourne. More than 430 seamen and 306 officers are unemployed. The only five vessels now discharging cargo are the ...
Article : 545 wordsSir, —Complaints are made that the time of members of the police force should be taken up with serving sammonses in civil [?]ses. It appears that the main ...
Article : 293 wordsFor the last wot or three days there have been reports of conflicts between agitators, union officials, and strikers, due to the decreasing strike funds and the ...
Article : 157 wordsSYDNEY, Thursday.—At a largely-attended meeting of the Seamen's Union it was agreed to maintain the "black" emburgo upon all companies except the ...
Article : 272 wordsThe Navy Office announces that advice has been received from the commander in chief of the United States Fleet that the wives of the following officers will be in ...
Article : 85 wordsMr. Webber, Labour member for Abbotsford, occupied the whole of one sitting day of the Legislative Assembly yerterday with a motion in favour of the abolition of State ...
Article : 458 wordsThe official report of the Miners' Conference states that a resolution was unanimously agreed to in favour of informing the Government that the Miners' ...
Article : 165 wordsSYDNEY, Thursday.—In reply to a wireless message from Admiral Robinson, on the U.S.S. California, expressing appreciation of the generous treatment planned for the ...
Article : 67 wordsWhen not occupied in trying to ensuare visiting Australians London's confidence tricksters do not scruple to impersonate cattle and sheep men from the Antipodes. ...
Article : 289 wordsA wireless message from Admiral Coontz is expected hourly by he Pert Phillip pilots informing them of the extent to which their services, offered free to the fleet, will ...
Article : 120 wordsPlans for raising money for the construction of a National War Memorial in Melbourne were discussed at a meeting of the memorial executive committee, presided ...
Article : 397 wordsThe "Daily Express," in a strongly worded leading article, says that the miners have made a mistake in refusing to parcipate in a court of inquiry. "The ...
Article : 119 wordsVolunteer crews will be sought this morning by W. Holyman and Sons Ltd. for three vessels—the Aqaroa, Murrawah, and Kooringa. In taking this step the ...
Article : 1,016 wordsArrangements are being made by the Railways department to run special trains to Queenscliff to enable persons from Melbourne to see the American Fleet entering ...
Article : 161 wordsThe Senate sat throughout Wednesday night to deal with the amendment of the Navigation Act. When the bill was introduced on Wednesday afternoon it was ...
Article : 2,905 wordsRepresentatives of the Trades Hall industrial disputes committee again conferred with the shipowners yesterday afternoon, and they stated afterwards that a basis ...
Article : 676 wordsThe "Daily Telegraph" points out that though the grave decision of the Miners' Conference militates against an early settlement, it should be noticed that the ...
Article : 166 wordsAlthough the State Ministry has decided that a public holiday shall not be declared during the visit of the American Fleet, it is probable that facilities will be ...
Article : 95 wordsFlying into an adverse wind, Commandante de Pinedo and Chief Warrant Officer Campanelli, who are engaged in a flight from Rome to Tokio, left Melbourne for ...
Article : 208 wordsIn reply to a message sent by him on Tuesday to Admiral Coontz, Mr. William Stewart, the Grand Secretary of the United Grand Lodge of Freemasons, has received ...
Article : 63 wordsAs Reginald Craythorne, the heroic steward who lost his life in the fire on the steamer Canberra at Sydney left his wife in poor circumstances and ...
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Advertising : 118 wordsIn connection with the visit of the American Fleet, Mr. Donald Mackinnon will deliver a lecture, "What America Can Teach Australia." at St. John's Hall, ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Fri 17 Jul 1925, Page 11
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