Power House Site Condemned Amid Safety Debate
A contested power house project faced fresh condemnation as experts argued the site was unsafe due to unstable ground. Officials from the Works Department and engineer J Grier discussed inspections, with calls to pause work. The plan risks and potential costs, ranging up to £10,000, were examined amid urgent work considerations.
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Dndee-wecretary
Dapartmene
G. St Cole Ledger
Wang Tamernin
Power Nous
Regineer
Allways
Itt
Ny ‘Amnon
Oks
Aren
W. Forgan Smith
A. Bruce
Bruce Sal
Bruce
J. Grier
Grithans
Cairns
Alte
I. Wanelkuuk
Barron Falls Earthwork Plans Move Ahead
The Barron Falls project proceeds with two experienced men to clear ground and secure earth to allow safe passage for workers and materials. A government telegram prompted actions. engineers travel to Kurunde as new measures are set to be implemented. Burial arrangements are made for Norman Bilal, who died in the fall of earth yesterday at Sydney.
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Oatang
Ostabet
Sero Palle
yaro-Llevirie Board
W. A. Sal Vins
Hie Dower
Ana
Ehelieer
Collinns
Mnet & Il Conordinaire
Bate You Falls
A. P. Flockart
Kurunde
Norman Bilal
Peace Move Botany Strikers In Brief
A fragmented notice mentions a peace move involving Botany Strikers with unclear additional details. The readable text references a possible agreement or diplomatic effort but lacks concrete dates, names, or locations to specify the event.
Clayfield Robbery Reported Value at Fifty Pounds
A £170 haul of money and jewels was stolen from a Clayfield residence in a jewelry robbery. Mrs Satan discovered the break in after returning home to a damaged back door. The article lists a brooch valued around £20 among the items taken. Police investigation details are incomplete due to text damage.
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Tata
J. Km
Lars
Bam Avro
Cuytehd
Satan
Premier forms new markets in Asia trade talks
The Premier and Mr Kesemura discussed expanding trade between Gueendand and Japan. Kawamure, a top Japanese importer, represented major Australian raw products and the chilled meat trade was to be developed. They explored textile industries and Japan's growing demand for China's cotton and other products.
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W. Forman Bethta
Kesemura
Mitzubiahi
Victoria Sees Timely Rains Aid Wheat Crops
Good rains in Victoria Melbourne October 4 assist wheat crops and pastures by boosting growth. Weather improved prospects for farming regions and livestock with timely precipitation forecast to benefit harvest and pasture conditions.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Brindis First Stop Tenterfield Flight En Route
The report describes Brindis or Brindis first stop on the journey toward Tenterfield New South Wales. Charles Kingsford Smith aims to fly a 1370 mile leg toward Australia, planning to reach Lympne and then continue. The Australian agency notes the plan to demonstrate fuel storage capacity and long range, with a target to reach Tenterfield by December 12. A German mail plane sighting and a portable beacon at takeoff are mentioned as context for the pioneering flight.
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London
Orteby
Charles Kingsford
Aed Strman
Calic
Charles Winesford
Mmilan
Wathered
Laker
Australia
Eatia
Tenterfield
New South Wales
Jim
Irena
Australian Wool Clip Value Declines Amid Market Fluctuations
The report outlines a projected worth of £50,000,000 for Australian wool, with expectations of a drop to about £14,000,000 due to market dynamics. It notes potential impacts from presidential addresses and international conferences on wool trade, and compares revised averages to prior figures indicating lower returns.
Fragmented notice on parliamentary discussion and party conferences
Fragmented readable text shows a parliamentary discussion in the House of Representatives about a pledge or measure concerning a suspect or policy. Mentions the Prime Minister Cate and Ward figure, talks of a shot justice, and notes a discussion with the United Australia Party conference.
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Mfr
A. Ward
United Australia Party
NSW gesture delays lapse of financial regulation
In Canberra on October 4 Prime Minister Lyons announces that the government will let the Financial Emergency Enforcement regulation lapse after the Lang era. The move follows efforts to address obligations under the financial agreement with New South Wales. The act would otherwise have continued to force officials until renewal in March.
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Canberra
New South Wales
J. A. Lyons
Lang
Aros
Bie
Lyons
New Boul
Wales
Actn
Unclear World Economic Conference notes and policy stance
A fragmentary report recalls statements by Der. Hvite Chamberlain praising policy and improved methods. It mentions a World Economic Conference yielding practical remakes such as a currency declaration and a reform, while stressing adherence to established standards and cautious optimism about future progress and investment markets.
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McNulty
Manduca
Chamberlain
Bellain
Sandard
Wwe
the Times
New Move on War Debt Problem Stirs Capitol Clash
The note outlines a fresh approach to resolve the war debt issue, proposing new oil payment arrangements and a set schedule. Opposition grows in Congress as lawmakers debate the timing and terms, including potential concessions and advantages for certain regions and interests.
Rapid spread of water hyacinth devastates Bengal waterways
The Calcutta dispatch reports an alarming spread of water hyacinth known as the blue devil, reaching Bengal and three other provinces. It chokes rivers, harms fodder and cattle, and prompts calls for firm action. authorities urge local authorities to fund a cleanup and a concerted effort to control the weed.
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Australian Press, Association
Calcutta
Noia
Alstralia
AU Bias
Bengal
Bac
Federal official shot in Canberra mystery death
A Canberra aide to a federal department was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head. The body lay near a discharged shotgun and an inquest is expected to probe the circumstances. The deceased, Kevin O J Carruosa, was an officer in the Department of the Interior and had lived in Canberra for four years. He was survived by a widow and four children.
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Canberra
Kevin O. J. Carruosa
Department of the
Wrlor
Lee
Tony
Weatara
Anniatoil
Par Prlenier County
Tss Pointe
Heeverige
Lorry overturn claims child and another in crash
Four people were riding in the front of a lorry when it turned over on Bethany road near Saeemanaes George. One child died, Ceara Dempster’s son was killed, and his father suffered possible internal injuries. Ajon nuttered from shock and others, Sophie Malone and a Comony Bireet resident, received shock and abrasion.
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Bydney
Coober
Dempster
Ceara Dempster
Sis
Berthany Road
Saeemanaes
George “Bommter
Anot Jon Nuttered
Ahock
Abve Aiomio Soha Malone
Comony
Fragmented tale of lamb sale and distant voyage plans
Disjointed OCR text describes a lamb sale halting then extending to England. Mentions "The Gouder-teall" hotel an upcoming event, a rush to secure offerings, and references to Queensland and Queenaland Newsowners. Ends with unclear procurement notes and travel implications.
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England
Oval
Queensland
Queenaland
Beane
Aden
Sas
Labour body debates joint selection amid proposals
Article discusses a Labour Executive meeting and the debate over joint selection procedures. It notes opposition by Loypon and Ep figures, outlines proposals, and mentions a report chaired by E. F. Wie with officials including HB. Lees-Smith. The article reflects tense deliberations and a push toward decisive action.
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Lees-Smith
Genere
Labour
Mys
Premier B Stevens declines to extend Parliament term
October 4 report from Sydney indicates Premier Mr B Stevens and the Legislative Assembly rejected Charles Friment's proposal to extend or anticipate the government's term. Stevens said the government has considered the question but deems extension unnecessary, noting any such move would require the House’s consent.
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B. Stevens
Friment
New Zealand Loan Promised in Dominion Speech
A fragmented report from the Dominion notes Otto Ne Teense and Glin of the ominion promising a large loan and pledging rapid action to place the entire scheme on track, with emphasis on prompt completion and strong backing.
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Otto Ne Teense
Hlape Glin
Zestand
Labour Party Investigation Prompts Commission Report
In a convention, Labour Party figures discuss a pending inquiry into a government body. Aims include assessing accounts and administrative actions. Latham emphasizes accountability as a key task for the commission, with focus on proposed reforms and potential consequences.
Abington Letter on Roosevelt Plan Delays and Bank Lending
The October 3 report notes continued delays in the United States credit program under President Roosevelt. It citesgovernment fears of overexpansion, reduced lending to industry, and limited bank participation. Officials worry about the gold standard and inflation, while large banks in New York and Chicago reportedly resist reallocations.
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Abington
Otober
B. Roosevelt Nias
Eno
Uupana Hok
Cloverment Securi
Excens Ieee
Bo Capital Investeent
Wenig
Smn
Palley
Chicago
Unclear OCR text fragment on Senate seat costs and election
Fragmentary OCR reads about cost of league seat and senate actions. Mentions individuals such as Bonor Hardy and Water intie and Senate yesterday. Context unclear due to damaged text. cannot determine concrete events or outcomes from the readable portions.
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Sanderra
Optiber
Ae ‘Itaigy
Bonor
Senate
Aureaia
Uae
Counel Soie
Air Race Debate Marks Labour Unity Conference
Melbourne reports on the Labour Unity Conference discussing union federation under Australasian Council of Trade Unions. The draft constitution contemplates one delegate per 1000 members and potential 2000 member representation. A Society of Aeronautics official hints at a shorter working week and a strong aviation craft construction stance.
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Melbourne
Cabur Crema Aloo
London
Eng- Australasian Council of Trade Unions
slUl-Bhalbourtn Air Rave
Society of Airenée
Capital Temperatures Formal Appointment Mr Caney
Canberra reports a formal announcement of Mr Caney's appointment. The publication notes a temperature table for capitals and cites the Prime Minister's cabinet acceptance amid applause as Lyons presents the fiscal administration under the Treasury.
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Canberra
MFA
Caney
Austatia Party
Victoris
Administration of
the Treasury
Gift of £25,000 Shocks Grateful Patient
A grateful patient receives a £25,000 gift amid a dispute over seniority. The case, linked to the October mart event, raises questions about order and entitlement in the hospital staff hierarchy. Authorities note the transfer as a resolved matter with ongoing scrutiny.
Meat Union Ultimatum Discussed Ahead of Meeting
A discussional ultimatum involving the meat workers union is reported with actions planned for tomorrow. A Banshee associate or leader hints at possible protest or boycott as a form of pressure during the scheduled meeting.
Flood danger passes as Mintyre River stabilizes
Reports show no stock losses expected as flood levels at Mintyre River rise to a minor peak and recede. Observers note river stayed near the 6 a.m. level, with warnings of heavy rainfall in the area and ongoing concerns about flooding along the New South Wales side. Rescue efforts for pensioners near Bogwubilla are described, while mail and rail operations face delays from rising waters.
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Gooner
Indi
New South Wales
Une Slves
Marnonnd
Mein Ayre
Goonaiwial
Camsperr
Sf Fn
Bogeadilla
Ee Town
VTA
Exlun
Haples's
Moogoobie
Chargeville
Tambo
Augathells
Charlee Valle
Wool Market Holds Firm Records at Sydney Market
A freak record marked the season at Sydney market with top wool price reaching 24d for eight Hairy Henciled ATE Coutua. Demand remained strong as several lots sold privately and competition increased in the trade. The average price for wool in Byenty during September stood around 16 7 8d per 1b.
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Sydney
Unclear OCR Market Report From London October
Fragmented text reports sales in London with scattered figures and mentions of aviation, pulp, and international trading activity. Names and places are garbled, but reference is made to sales rounds, prices, and a competitive market mood across regions including New South Wales and Victoria.
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London
New South
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