Sugar beet industry under subventions spurs new factories
Alfred Wood on behalf of the British Bucharest Society calls for widespread factories to avoid interval overlaps. Four new plants are planned at Ely, Spalding, Kidderminster and Ipswich for 1925, with two more under construction for other groups. Herr Licht cites beet auger output at 1,256,578 tons for two months and a campaign surplus of 2,117,000 tons.
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London
Alfred Wood
Manchester
Bucharest Society
Cantley
Aim
Colwick
Ely
Spalding
Kidderaiatst
Ipswich
Herr Licht
Conference to Decide Key World Issues Next Week
In Paris negotiators plan a private conference ending January 12 with a plenary session expected January 13. Churchill and Clementel outlined a scheme classifying questions into major and minor. topics include American reparations claims and Ruhr area tasks with Belgium priority. Britain France Belgium and other powers prepare compromise proposals for Monday and Tuesday.
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Reuter
Paris
Wkely
Mr. Churchill
M. Clementel
Belgium
Britain
France
Belgiu
Americ
Italy
Japan
Geneva Protocol Split Stalls Dominion Approval Deliberations
Australian reports show no Dominion has clearly approved or rejected the Geneva Protocol. Australia delays decision citing conference inconveniences while New Zealand and Canada seek cable input. The Imperial government stresses personal consultation as essential for pacific settlement, awaiting Dominion positions before final action.
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London
Astralian
Australia
Littleton
Canada
South Atdea
New Zealand
Vif
Newlommuna
Ilonial Office
Amerys
Canada denounces unfounded rumour of empire separation
Ottawa Friday Premier King calls the London Morning Post report that Canada seeks to separate from the empire nonsense. He rebuts the claim as baseless and refuses to dignify further speculation.
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Caustralian Press
Ottawa
London Morning Post
Canada
Big Jewel Robbery at Sydney Court
John Clarke a 42 year old printer appeared at the Police Court charged with breaking into James Woods shop at Newtown and stealing jewellery valued at £3000. Sergeant Napper opposed adjournment. case postponed about a fortnight and Clarke remanded to January 22 on £406 bail.
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Sydney
John Clarke
Newtown
James Woods
Napper
Firpo Arrives in London Refusing Wells Bout
Firpo has arrived in London and states he will not fight Wells as Wells is not big enough. He is considering Bettin son’s offer to fight Gibbons in April.
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London
Firpo
Wells
Bettinson
Gibbons
Firpo Gibbons Match Set for London Bout
Firpo accepts Bettinson terms to meet Gibbons in London on March 30. The bout centers on boxing promoter Bettinson arranging the title challenge in Britain. The match aims to draw crowds and determine the rival for the championship in the capital.
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Firfo-Gibbons
London
Porting Life
Firpo
Aght ‘Gibbons
Opposition manifesto denounces media suppression in Italy
The Australian press notes the Opposition party manifesto warning that fascist suppression of newspapers and raids on private homes degrade Italy in the civilised world. It says the crisis cannot be solved by engineered elections and marks a critical phase in the regime.
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Rome
Italy
Returned Soldiers League seeks action against extremist activities
A meeting of the executive of the Returned Soldiers League in Byndey discusses a possible revolution to urge the Federal and State Governments to act to protect citizens and industries of the Commonwealth from Holxheiistth and Communist activities tied to the current waterside unrest.
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Bydney
Returned Soldiers League
Commonwealth
Australia England Test Match Hopes Amid Mixed Reviews
English observers praise the visitors while noting wretched England play and tactical misjudgments. Analysts cite key wickets and batting form as Australia fights to preserve a leading position in the seven day test series.
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London
Fullliona
Yuuteday
Knelanls
Eigland
England
Gill Gun
Lumeure
Owill
Wil Ja Abaniwat
Haw
Hinners
Jessop
Warner
Marsbornm
Australia
Tits Mercianl
Hoth
Stelle
Tien
Gunseling Infants
Baterlife
Hobbs
Tat
Stravswick
Hearna
Woolley
Gilligan and Chapman
Tyldenley
Douglas
F. B. Wilson
Saya Marley
Collins
Armstrong
Gillian
Chapman
Mallina Crew Walkout Holds Brisbane Steamer Tie Up
Dispute aboard the Mallina halts work at Brisbane port as two crewmen refuse to rejoin. Maritime authorities report resumed crewing of ships, while unions seek two replacements from Trades Hall. Arbitration proceedings continue with various parties pledging cooperation and ongoing talks.
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Brisbane
U.S.N. Coys
Malling
Cairne
Sydney
Cary Et de Pearlaians
Ardor Ward
Dean Aone
Dias
Raeburn
Sengmen
Vietorkin
Ruebarn
Wolloway
The
Trades Hill
Latour
Belbrid
Emigrant Ship Arrivals Report Slow Fremantle and Melbourne
Information from Senator Pearce and customs officials shows mixed outcomes for arrivals on the Cephee and Osterly. Among 22 declared immigrants, 10 or more were refused landing, with several carrying small sums. other listings include Greeks and Italians bound for Melbourne or Sydney.
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Melbourne
Western Australia
Cephee
Aix
Sydney
Fremantle
Osterly
Pearce Staterl
Osterley
Education official cites birth rate decline and budget rise
Mr. Robert Blair says the Northern Education Conference notes a falling birth rate. He states the Board of Education plans to spend a million more on primary schools than in 1910, and predicts two million fewer workers in Britain by 1932.
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London
Robert Blair
Board of Duration
Britain
De Garis Mystery Warrant Issued For Arrest
A warrant is issued for Dee Carts De Garis on a December 22 cheque dispute involving about £4100. Police note suspicions he may have died by his own hand. reports describe financial maneuvers of the Melbourne Subdivision enterprise and an upcoming Reconstruction committee meeting.
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Melbourne
Dee Carts
Frank Northcnte
North Melbourne
de Garls
le Cout
Timt de Garis
Oolitelong
Gapital
Ballin
Swistan Street
Upe
de Garis el Bale
Datey
Mmanager
Mearis
Rosebud
Saturney
Wsci
de Capis
Die Choris
de Garis
Worning
Awetin
Te Garis
Gill
Austin
Pertlag
Rosehuil
de Caris
de Gurl
Weber-Ra
Thack Tock
Masebud
Corda
Ringweal
Cerhain Finmedal
Lieerm Parny
Ered Rar
Ee Tee
Dhe Girlis
de Guayris
Pontrel
Enoittora
Ini A Opublie Company
Companioa
Sydney
Sydney Notive
J J. de Garis
New Zealand
Municipal Council Faces Qraft Allegations Over Electrical Equipment
Report claims large quantities of electrical gear supplied and installed at a famous sporting venue by Council workers during official hours. Wages sheets allegedly record time as Council service. Police expected to be asked to investigate.
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Sydney
Ttan
German Emergency Cabinet Formed Amid Political Turmoil
Berlin reports a rush to form an emergency cabinet with the chancellor to direct foreign affairs. Key minister resignations widen vacancies, while future appointments depend on under secretaries. Opposition from Nationals and Communists looms, with possible support from Centre and Socialists as fragile alliances form.
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Berlin
Marx
Herr Streaemiann
Kerr Jorren
Interior
Peoples Party
Reichstag
Oie
People's Party
Centre
Acade
Second Test Melbourne ends with memorable crowds and strong leaders
The article covers a keen Test in Melbourne with praise for captain and players. Sutcliffe’s batting and Hobbs plus Tarellan receive noted mentions while crowds show appreciation. Batting averages and bowling analyses follow, highlighting top scorers and bowlers from the two matches.
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Melbourne
Sule
Sutcliffe
Sheediffe
Wartkopt
Tachardann
Hendry
Kelleway
Bardsley
Hhorana
Hoteles
Wentley
Chapman
Dowelas
Tare Lorine
Hearne
Strudwick
Roma
Callen
Sangham
Puma
Haas Hearne
Camein
Douglas
Woeasley
Hothis
Tyidwaley
Wickert
Tomato Monopoly Tribhake Instructions for Railways
The Commissioner for Railways issued directives to staff restricting tomato shipments bound for Brisbane. Only tomatoes confirmed by the Fruit Marketing Committee may be conveyed for sale.
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Tribhake
Commissioner For Railways
Brisbane
Committee of Dire
Hen of Froit Markering
Tax return failures incur heavy fines in Brisbane court
Heavy fines were imposed by Police Magistrate Archdall in two income tax return cases. Frank Robert Jones of The Summit via Stanthorpe faced the maximum £100 penalty, while John Joseph Doyle of Windsor via Adavale received fines of £6 on each of five charges.
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Brisbane
Archdall
Mages
Frank Robert Jones
Summitt
Stanthorpe
John Joseph Doyle
Winderah
Adarvale
Farm Workers Board Reports No Friction Amid Inquiry
Brisbane authorities state that the Farm Workers Board finds no friction among its chairman and members as it concludes evidence gathering and prepares a report for the Court of Industrial Arbitration on whether to implement a farm labour award.
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Brisbane
Farm Workers’ Board
Minister For Works
Court of Industrial Arbitration
Mulgrave Mill to Cease Crushing Soon at Cairns
The Mulgrave mill near Cairns will cease operations around January 1a after crushing between 174 00 and 0h000 tons. Last year’s record was 138 864 tonnes with an expected yield of 22 000 tons of 84 net titre. Transport and cane quality issues affected output and plans include plant overhauls and new boiler.
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Cairns
Mulgrave
Demerara
Jane
Alan
Queensland butter and maize pool ballots begin
The Department of Agriculture and Stock conducts ballots across Queensland to decide a butter pool for the state and a maize pool outside Atherton. 15 092 butter ballots and 8 788 maize ballots were issued to butter factories and maize growers, returnable by February 7. Ballots include votes for a proposed Board. butter board election to follow.
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Brisbane
Department of Agriculture and Stock
Queensland
Atheron
Wilson
Witter
Woman Sees Man Involved After Pontoon Scream Incident
Michael Henry Moore testifies of meeting De Courcy and others on a steamer and street. A woman claimed a man named De Courcy promised a drink then left, later joining the group with a rum bottle. The party moved to the pontoon where a scream was heard and a woman allegedly drowned after a drunken night. The accused admitted kicking her. remanded until Friday.
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Michael Henry Moore
de Courcy
Margaret Street
Howard and
Queen
Death of a Miser 9 in Poverty Stricken Warialda
Klaus Frederick Bhayfer, aged, was found dead near Grammon where he had lived forty years. His bed was animal skins with a blanket. Among his belongings were 77 in cash and bed deposit receipts for 1466.
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Warialda
Nbw
Klaus Frederick Bhayfer
Grammon
Attempt To Kill Adelaide Defense Trial Report
Wiliane Matthews an elderly man is committed for trial on a charge of shooting at George Turner with intent to kill. Turner testified he stayed with Matthews and family on December 1st, an argument arose after Mrs. Matthews refused speech. Matthews pointed a revolver. Turner wrestled him, seized the weapon, and was told by Matthews he would shoot to “make a good job.”
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Adelaide
Wiliane Matthews
George Turner
Turner
Matthews
Foreign Migrants Arrive at Fremantle Under New Rules
The first examination of migrants arriving by Breamer Cepher at Fremantle found many unable to meet the new instructions, though none were refused landing.
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Fremantle
Breamer Cepher
Labour Daily Black Conduct Sparks Labour March
About 360 Labour Council members marched from Trades Hall to Labour Daily offices and demonstrated after failing to gain interviews with management. They protested the dismissal of four literary staff, calling the paper black until reinstatement.
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Melbourne
Labour Daily
Te Alp
Black
Labour Council
Trades Hall
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the Dominions
BABEL
M ™ Syowet Municipal UE
QRAFT
Germany
Farm Workers Board
Vane
Mary Constable Campbell
Jamea Houéere
Labour Daily “Black
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