Talks in London and Tokio Move to Settle Chin Crisis
Reports from London and Tokio say talks between British and Japanese officials progress toward settlement of the Tientsin crisis. Arita and Craigie conferred as consultants suggested a preliminary framework, with resumption of discussions on the Kulangsu dispute and potential guarantees for security and peace in the region.
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Tokio
Tientsin
Sir Robert Craigie
Arita
Sociated Press
Ese
Amoy
Kulangsu
Wool Market Tu rns High as Demand Surges
Fragmented report shows wool prices firm with strong competition in Bradford area, sales totalling about £345,000 over two days. Realisations around £185,000 yesterday, with buyers from Germany and Japan noted. Market observers cite limited supply and persistent demand, though overall tone remains cautious about long term gains.
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Tom Celia
Ram
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Wisa
Leaslers
Germany
Japan
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Bradford
Prenth
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Willy Strane
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Sydney Woman Wins £30000 In Mammoth Casket Draw
In New South Wales many tickets shared prizes as a Sydney woman, Mrs Browne, wins the major prize of 30000 pounds. Other winners include recipients in Vancouver and multiple second prizes. the winner plans prudence, buying a home and a rail line, while reporting mixed feelings about the windfall and family needs.
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Wight
New South Wales
Vancouver
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MeVer Deapan
Min J. Browne
Jey
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Chelten
Mulgrave Street
Browne
Stic Seth
Ui Tor Bele
Mammoth lion at Mackay fair draws crowd and prize list
The Daily Telegraph reports a mammoth lion exhibit at the Mackay fair drawing large crowds. A large prize list and scenic entertainment accompanied the event as attendants wheeled the beast and navigated safety concerns amid a busy program.
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Mackay Veterinary
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Yuyar Gull
Andina Bole
Japan
Daladier
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Aid
Tomy
Anne Teat
Mike Ear Gees
Europe
Telrin
Liliere
War sanctions debate strains cabinet over potential conflict
Readable fragments outline a London discussion on sanctions and potential war involving Japan, Italy, and the United States. Officials weigh economic penalties, the risk of provocation, and the possibility of intervention while Britain seeks to avoid a broader conflict.
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London
Japan
Italy
Minietera
Herrier
Tientoin
Ahanghel
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Manus
Britain
Light Company
George
Albert T
Adelaide
Nice
Women Follow Fashion Like Sheep
June 19 report from Couenistall notes Miaw Margaret Pynegy recently returned from the United States and Canada where she acted as a mannequin. The article claims she toured with a fashion group and comments on hats and fashion codes.
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Lovun
Margaret
Coolies Strike Ties Singapore Naval Base Work
Workers at Singapore naval base stage a strike disrupting construction and other wages. Reports indicate four thousand Aniaite laborers participate, protesting conditions and pay. Authorities vow to address the disruption while ensuring essential base operations continue.
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Singapore
Naval Base
Opposition Aldermen Resign Over Budget Consultation
Opposition aldermen announced resignations from several committees citing lack of consultation on next year’s budget framing. The Lord Mayor and council officers argued over committee governance and the separation of water and sewerage departments, with a special meeting planned for Monday to address budget and committee formations.
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Mooroise
France
Fommilter
Ang
Moon
Wore
Traitalt and Electricity Committee
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Hetard
Enanice Committee
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Ales
Sidermett
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Arkinstall Sent For Trial In Supreme Court
Arkinstall and Dorman Evans are committed for trial for the murder of Howard Romans Chambers, a Whitley driver. The case, appearing before the Supreme Court, begins in August with concluding evidence presented.
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Dorman Evans Arkinstail
Elecate Ee Ice
Cameron
Drastic Cuts Debated At Loan Council Meeting Canberra
At a Canberra Loan Council session on Tuesday officials considered reducing total government borrowing from the reported 52.5 to 155 million pounds to around 40 million. Discussions centered on semi governmental borrowings, state and commonwealth needs, and a proposed allocation across states including New South Wales Victoria Queensland and others. The council did not finalize figures, with further pruning and a national borrowing strategy to be discussed.
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