The Parliamentary Labour caucus meeting yesterday ended in disorder, during a discussion as to how caucus secrets were disclosed, in what was termed the "capitalistic Press." ...
Article : 618 wordsThe Parliamentary Labour caucus, deeided at a special meeting yesterday to reject the Basic Wage Bill as amended by the Legislative Council. ...
Article : 1,038 wordsBy a majority of six votes, the House of Representatives at a late hour to-night agreed to the second reading of the States Grants Bill, which abolishes the per capita payments ...
Article : 427 wordsAltogether some 15 villages have been seriously affected by the earthquake. In Kyoto prefecture, 6000 buildings have collapsed and 600 have been injured. Eighty thousand ...
Article : 238 wordsSpeaking at the twenty-third anniversary meeting of the Australian Women's National League to-day on the proposal to withdraw from the States the per capita grant, Mr. Bruce expressed his willingness to retire if a change of leadei-ship were thought desirable, but ...
Article : 79 wordsReports from Pekin say that the elzure of Madame Borodin was at first discredited it is now greatly perturbing the Sovict Embassy, where it is stated Chang Tsung-chang has ...
Article : 823 wordsThe Geneva correspondent of the Australian Pross Association says: Arlsing from the Imnerlai Conference discussion of a future for mula for drawing up British treaties and the ...
Article : 733 words"Passions are infiamed and prejudices excited," said Mr. Bruce. "The people are confused, and do not know right from wrong: but you must trust those who ...
Article : 490 wordsInformation received by the Japanese Consulate-General in Australia indicates that the most severe earthquake occurred in the Tango district (Kyoto prefecture) on March 7, at ...
Article : 87 wordsPublication of testimony takon in executive session by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reveals that Senator Iteed took strong exception to Britain's despatch of a ...
Article : 125 wordsHearing of the allegations against police traokors of having shot a numbor of aborigines and thon burnt their bodies, in the East Kimberley district, was continued by the ...
Article : 404 wordsThis morning's bulletin says that the Duchess of York, who has contracted tonsilitis, passed a fairly good night. This evening it was announced that her ...
Article : 437 wordsMr. J. W. Allen, general secretary of the Graziers' 'Association, commenting on the Premier's statemont that land "must be acquired" to satisfy "land hunger," Enid that ...
Article : 421 wordsAlderman Walder, Bocrotary of the Reform party in the City Council, yesterday replied to the statement by the Lord Mayor in the "Herald" regarding the controversy arising ...
Article : 690 wordsThe Navy Estimates for 1927 at £68,000,000 show a reduction ot £100,000, compared with the current year. New construction is increased from £9,083,693 to £9,983,446, and ...
Article : 124 wordsAt Evanston, Illinois, 35 doctors and others have worked, two together in 15-minute shifts, for 70 hours keeping Alfred Frlck alive by artificial respiration. ...
Article : 151 wordsThe Home Secretary (Sir William JoynsonHicks), in the House of Commons, moved the second reading of a bill to bring the title of sovereign into consonance with he nresent ...
Article : 187 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly yestorday the Chief Secretary (Mr. Lazzarint) made a statement in regard to the appointment of Patrick Henry Farley and Mrs. P. M. Beat, as Justlces ...
Article : 496 wordsThe First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. W. C. Bridgeman, was asked in the House of Commons whether any modification of the naval construction programme was proposed, in view ...
Article : 294 wordsA report from Amsterdam Bays that the International Federation of Trades Unions is considering extensivo retrenchment, including removal ot headquaiters to a cheaper centre, ...
Article : 72 wordsThe Melusia, which reached Sydney from Rnbaul yesterday, brought with hor 14,000 ounces of gold. The consignment is stated to be one of the largest yet despatched from ...
Article : 119 wordsA member of the Royal Air Force, Corporal East, while engaged in paraohute drill at Biggin Hill, stepped off an aeroplane with a parnchute, which did not open until too late, ...
Article : 171 wordsProblems confronting the primary producers, exporters, and merchants were discussed.at tho annual luncheon of the Wholesale Merchants' and Brokers' Associations at the ...
Article : 349 wordsA writ has been issued in London on hehaif of W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Company, Ltd., claiming £173,650 from the South Australian Hallways Commissioners in ...
Article : 184 wordsThe present number of unemployed is 1,169,500, which is 62,300 more than at the corresponding date last year. When account is taken for the fact that nearly 100,000 fewer ...
Article : 68 wordsIn his report for the year, which ondod on September 30, 1920, the Director of Navigation (Captain J. K. Davie) discusses the coasting trade provisions of the Navigation Act, which ...
Article : 138 wordsLarge signed photographs of the King and Queen, each four feet square, which have been despatched by the Fordsdale to Australia, are intended for the Prime Minister's room at ...
Article : 304 wordsLecturing at the Royal United Service in stltutlon, an engineer, Captain Phillipa, said that the consumption of petrol In Britain had increased 300 per cent, in five years. If no ...
Article : 103 wordsLieutenant-Colonel Bruxner, M.L.A., formerly leader of the State Country party, commenting yesterday on the per capita crlsls in the Federal Parliament, said:— ...
Article : 172 wordsAnother ambitious scheme for the. creation of a soclal colony in Merida collapsed, as Part of the general burst of the land boom, with the filing of a petition of involuntary ...
Article : 163 wordsThe dispute on the northern coolfields, prin. cipally due to the demand by the Colliery Officials' Association for the empleyment of additional dopiltles, was the subject of ...
Article : 97 wordsWorkmen engaged in making excavations near Wynyard-square for supports for the approaches to tho Sydney Harbour Bridge, discovered yesterday some old wooden pipes ...
Article : 145 wordsDeclaring that the Canadian Constitution was inferior to tbe Constitutions of England. Australia and South Africa because it had in no way changed, Mr. J. S. Woodsworth (Lab.) ...
Article : 111 wordsHannah Talbot, a marrled woman, who was convieted in the Criminal Coui t on Wudnosday of having criminally libelled Doia Alice, Francis, of Islington, was sontoneod to four ...
Article : 73 wordsAccording to a cable message from London, a rumour is current in shipping circies that one of the principal groups is negotiating for the purchase of the Australian ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Fri 11 Mar 1927, Page 11
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