Geneva Protocol Aims Pact on German Aggression
Paris reports that Cham berlain and M Herriott seek a compromise between the Treaty Alliance and the Geneva Protocol to bind all Germany's neighbors and Germany itself. The plan foresees signatories appealing to the League of Nations over aggression from the North Sea to the Adriatic. Domini ons may be asked to intervene in disputed matters. An official Matin note states the article reflects personal views, not official policy.
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Reuter
Paris
Mr. Chamberlain
M. Herriott
Germany
France
Britain
League of Nations
North Sea
Adriatic
Vordt
Eurdy
Treason Bill Free State Measure Amid Turbulent Reprint
Aueralian Press reports a congress draft that enacts the death penalty for wartime aiding the Free State Government. It targets treasonous acts including inciting or joining hostile forces and aiding enemies or conspirators. The measure also threatens execution or life terms for those subverting government functions.
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Aueralian Press
Trewson
Deo
Me Valen Party
Llesemeine
Jorogumals
Madai Markievics
Vale
Free State
Fares of Arms
Anglo Persian Company Oil Concession Draws Protests
A correspondent reports the Anglo Persian Company faces no denial of pasting yet faces protests over oil concessions. The Adelade area may see field development, with rights tied to earlier Alban government approvals and reactions from Albania, the United States, France, and Italy.
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Moolas
Therie
Pallan
Ile Oailfields
Alban UN Govermumen
Amel Derdian
Sujet
Allaitia Hrie
United States
Frouve
Italy
Labour split looms as AWU ballots split unions
About 1000 workers at Yallourn power works face a union ballot after clashes between the Australian Workers' Union and the Trades Hall Council. TheAWU and the Fuel and Fodder Trades Union may each seek members, with non members choosing sides as internal divisions widen. The council's February ballot was contested and a conference failed to settle the dispute.
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Melagvene
Knowth
E. Grayndler
AWLU
Trades Hoyt Council
Grayndler
A.W .L
Trades Hall Council
A.W
Yal- Jourp
Crship
A.W.U
Fuel and Fodder Tradea Union
Wondous
Building Warships
Australian press reports that three years after the Washington Treaty naval powers have large shipbuilding programs. 2899 warships are planned across the major navies, vs 224 last year. Britain shows the smallest program with 35 ships. French designers seek two ships of 17,500 tons at 24 knots.
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INDON
Daily Express
Naval
Fritain
France
Youthful Embezzler Sentenced In Darlloghurst Session
Ryggnold Rinwieton, 24, a bank clerk, was sentenced to three years penal servitude for embezzling 21 pounds belonging to the Kgliea. Prosecution evidence showed funds diverted from ledgers used in Thapro wot Correia. The shortage spanned 15 months and involved senior ledger staff.
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Sydney
Darlloghurst
Ryggnold
Duilea
Thapro
Correia
Eile
Singleton
Kepprat
Tedwirda Wis
Opinion Tie Bank
Prentiss
Dhs
Labour Senate Ballot Scandal Raises Allegations of Fake Papers
Rumors in political circles say remote detection allot may be declared null and void as the executive chooses Labour candidates. Allegations of fake ballot papers circulate, with concerns over 10 000 votes from western and northern miners and dire warnings about the returning officer.
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Byvney
Sundar
Onoil
Venien
Donald Grant
Babour
Haliok
Bydney
Moniay
Lyds
Wifees Throat Cut Verdict in Auckland Murder Case
A verdict of manslaughter was returned against James Simpkins for killing his wife Getoher last at Remeura. Evidence showed a tramway dispute ending with Simpkins slashing his wife with a razor. The defence argued insanity or provocation. the judge noted heat of passion could justify manslaughter. He was sentenced to imprisonment.
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Auckland
James Simpkins
Getoher
Remeura
Simpkin
Orecased
Justice Herdman
Rain Delays Melbourne Test as Hard Fought Innings Unfolds
Australia battled 548 as rain halted play during the first innings in Melbourne. Openers Richards on and Collins forged a brisk start before miscues and sharp bowling by Hobbs and Hearne altered momentum. Bardsley fell for 24, Ponsford and Richardson built a stand, but rain interrupted after 67 minutes with 19 on the board.
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Melbourne
Australia
Culing
Wordsley
Brent Curpelse
Hichardson
Nerehi
Rune
Collin
Kilner
Jaylew
Tardeler
Hoblia
le Pest
Roy
Ponstowl
Strurlwilek
Ebro
Andrews
Tayer
Accdaul
Eure
Tote
Collins
Tate
Richardson
Oweael
Richardsay
Hobbs
Abelvarileon
Tan
Bardsley
Suteliie
Aydare
Sutcliffe
Teg
Gilligan
Hearne
Giligan
Baying
Hardsley
Emarty
Ponsford
Ponaford
Tate- Kilner
Feldamén
Tate Devi
Pon
Ie Nownhary
Wilard
Auideews
Ralwer
Tate Feng
Pwo
Phearie
Foundiry
Bat Witemat
Klinger
Miarne
Kaig
Fay Lei
Ilelay
God
Bears
Walsh address at Socialist club on sailors strike
Mandway and Mr Tom Walsh of the Seamens Union spoke at a Socialist club meeting. He claimed the West Australian government bungled the dispute by misrepresentation and weakened sailors by delaying fair settlement of their wage claims.
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Melhourse
Mandway
Tom Walsh
Seamens' Union
Socialista' Ufle
West Australia
Returned Soldiers Hristane and Merthlay Society Notes
The Returned Soldiers League debated association admittance at Lavage atom subscriptions and endorsed a November Federal Mosque regulation allowing state branches to relocate by two thirds of the Federal Congress. A deputy report mentioned actions by the Federal Executive to protect the league’s affairs and future obligations amid financial and training considerations.
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Hristane
Merthlay
Returned Soldiers” League
Beaneh
Mosgues
Aiddaide
League
Fede
Ieee
Woman Attacked in Public Near Wollongong Street
A woman walking near a street in Port Kembla was attacked by a man who placed a tent over her head and threatened to take her life. A motor car approached, provoking the assailant to flee as she screamed for help.
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Syrney
Waniles
Vacant Senate Seat Amid Cabinet Shakeup Considered
Unclear reports suggest the cabinet team will address the vacancy created by the death of Benatar Power. Government discussions focus on filling the seat and potential appointments, with authorities weighing who may be named to replace the late senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Teix
Senate
Benatar
Alleged Libel Trial Opens in Rockhampton
The mayor of Rockhampton, Mr Witken Ringel, sues the Rockhampton Bulletin for libel over an article headlined Mayors Thunder published November 14. He seeks 1000 pounds in damages. The jury was empanelled and evidence heard before adjournment to Tuesday.
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Rockhampton
Moniay
Rockhamipien
Mir Witken Ringel
Micot Bel
Arksing Aures
Mayors Thunder
Ringell
Dagger Allegedly Used in Talwood Incident
A chaotic report from Talwood describes an arrest after a man named Tetert Janke allegedly drew a dagger and attacked Charles Williams during a dispute at a home. Williams was reportedly drinking at the time and sustained injuries.
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Hhishane
Talwood
Harmoom
Charles Wiliams
Lander Oil drill depth at Orallo reaches 1925 feet
In Orallo, the Lander Oil Company's bore has reached 1925 feet, after abandoning the initial bore at 2600 feet. The shift marks progress in the Roma oil fields as crews advance the new well.
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Trishane
Lander Oil Company
Orallo
Race Horse Stolen in Winton Late Saturday Night
A race horse named Roman Dan was reported stolen from a stable in Winton after a late Saturday night incident. Local authorities await further details and are reviewing surveillance footage.
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Winton
Roman Dan
Australian workmen preference policy raised by Hawkins Tad director
Mr. Hoskin of Hawkins Tad iron founders Lithgow outlines a plan to hire Australian workmen first, then British subjects, warning that favouring foreigners may lead to an alien surplus and potential overrun by other communities.
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Sydney
Hoskin
Hawkins Tad
Lithgow Coys Hia Frm
Australia
Communist Creed Speech Targets Election Opponents
A fragment from a Sunday communique outlines opposition to the Tomwuniste platform, asserting support for Working class leadership and nationalization of key industries. It hints at broad labor council backing and land mine control themes amid political tension.
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Bydney
Mre
Hirkie
Hotony
Hb Australia Qrolbey
Mur
Aurden
Tive Trades and Tabor Council
Peamlinis
Cebanka
Master Bakers Business Dispute In Arbitration Court
The Master Bakers Assunta faces arbitration over a dispute in Brisbane involving a verdict on an award affecting workers in Southern Illest and Mackay. The case discusses penalties for late payments and potential half day work rules, with references to compliance and temporary staffing adjustments.
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Brisbane
Sllouday
Master Bakers Assunta
McCawley Tok Arbitration Court
Southern
Illest
Mackay
Io Probie
Peertiine
Epon
Plea and Fines in Tehee Station Incident
In a Lowth magistrate case the men Marwille Meadow Standay and William Hansen faced charges of indecent conduct at Tehee station. Lowth pleaded guilty and was fined three months. Hansen pled guilty and received a fine of one month. Both were ordered kept in separate cells.
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Tesa Rlaal
Tarek South
William Hansen
Tehee
Lowth
Hansen
Vertheless Hanwen
Vertheless Hanwen Pleaded Auiley
Justice Sworn in by Bar Amid Large Legal Assembly
The NSWrench Justice Shevey was today sworn in before a large number of legal professionals. Justice Long Ines was also sworn in, in a formal ceremony attended by many members of the bar and judiciary.
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Sydney
Jistice Shevey
Justice Long Ines
Wasa Miso
Rexona Soap Promises Comfort for Baby Sleep
Mothers urged to use Rexona Soap for a healthy baby bath. The soap is described as soothing irritated skin, cooling and comforting to promote quiet sleep for baby and mother. Claims emphasize gentle ingredients and baby comfort.
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Rexona
Irish Free State Resident Finds Ireland Unhappy with Government
Father O'Reilly of Woolabra in Sydney says strong feeling in Ireland shows distrust of the current Government. He warns the government is not strong, and agrees that popular opinion reflects this view after a year abroad.
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Sydney
Father O'Reilly
Woolabra
Britain
Ireland
Pure Blood Fillies On Unreserved Sale Day
Chisholm and Coy offered Welkin fillies Trois and Secant in unreserved sale. Trois bought by E Knight for 2100 guineas and Secant bought by F A Wotton for 430 guineas.
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Sydney
Chisholm and Coy
E. Clarke
Welkin
E. Kndght
Wotton
Stranded Serbians in Newcastle Depend on Charity
Four reported that 20 Serbians who recently reached Newcastle are practically stranded and living on the charity of their countrymen.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Bundaberg Chamber Hears On Industry Still Faces Overproduction
The Bundaberg Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting featured members including W J Heasth wool and W J Trarvey. A motion urged the Prime Minister to action on over production, favoring expansion of secondary industries and Australian-made goods. The group planned to address refining sugar locally and discussed support for Melbourne conference talks while expressing sympathy for ill members.
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Bundaberg
E. T. Amos
Black Mountain and
Edenhorne LP
Mesery Wurvey
Martin T
Aiken
Australia
Tie
Aly Itg Rerinusnesa
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Melbourne
Harvey
Alken
Poichler
Sugar Board
Meers Harvey
Hertsbers
Brishar
G. Walker
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A.W. and Trades Hall
Labour
Wee
Fine
Taylor and Andrews
Ruibouim
Luleeny
Gillifan
Woolley
Chapmin
Eli Gelder
Hearnes
Taylor
Filusian
Ty Gilligu
Rhein
Asl
Gilliummeit
James Hearne Bowie
Tonsford Lw
Taplor
Phird Ma
Foo
Siaater
Bata Taylor
Ile
Ponstord
Elaine
Qiligan
Ulearne
England
Austral
Kilmer
Pate Te Richardson
Tate Vo
Ul Ryder
B Barilaey
Rau Damit
Am Pogetord
U Stud Wa
Heart Tailor
Oldfield
Loxcox
Trevear
Daily Telegraph
Blackman
Kelly
Cutter
Jom
Caeensland
Nationae
Praia
More Walsh
Bombast
Ws.w
Kingell
Roma
With Hoskins Ltd, OF
Lithgow
Reformatory
Anisbane
Eric Witeon
Murrario
Bakers Award
Irish Free State
POLAR
Trois
Chamber OF Commerce
Roxana
Fiona
Banishea
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