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[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH —COPYRIGHT-] POLITICS AND LABOUR, SYDNEY, January 26.—The political Labour League ban opengd its annual conference. Hon. W. A. Hohnan in a speech advised the delegates not to waste time on mere empty talking and resolution carrying. The day for that was gone by. but they required guidance and sound thought to assist in the problems that perplex those holding (he reins. Mr. J. (.'. Watson, ill moving that only the Labour Press be admitted, said that the daily papers were always against them, and they should take the opportunity of tench ing them that'fair play was bonnie play. Richard Meagher supported the motion on similar grounds, and it was carried. FATAL FIRE. Received this dav at 2 n. BRISBANE, This Day.—The Girls' Salvation Army Home at Tarings, a. suburb of Brisbane, was destroyed by fire this morning. Some of the inmates jumped from the second storey. Two were incinerated, and one died of the injuries sustained. Six others were injured. j
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 January 1914, Page 5
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