AUSTRALIAN LABOUR PARTY
LESSENING DANGERS OF WAR By Telegraph—Press Association. Copyright. Melbourne, April 21. The annual Labour Conference approved the sending of delegates to the British Empire Labour Conference, lhe view was expressed that it was desirable to have representatives at Labour conferences abroad with a view to lessening the dangers of workers being misled into future possible wars. The conference, after an address from a visiting Reconstruction Committee, instructed the incoming executive to appoint representatives to co-operate with a proposal for assisting German workers.—Press Assn.
FAKED BALLOT-BOX APPEALS (Rec. April 22, 0.5 a.m.) Sydney, April 21At the Labour Conference Mr. Willis during a discussion on the faked ballot box appeals, said the position was now simplified, as three of the parties involved had intimated that they were not prepared to accept the decision of the conference. Of those most intimatelv concerned in the matter only Mr. Bramston now remained before th© conference. This being the position, it would be a farce to further analyse the evidence and judgment should go against them by defa'Hio debate has not concluded.— Press Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 178, 22 April 1924, Page 6
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