British Meat Supplies Debate Tells of Vestey Evidence
London reporters note testimony by Sir Edmund Vestey and Lord Vestey at a commission hearing on meat supplies. The exchange covers Argentine conditions, the American Meat Trust influence, seasonal imports, and price controls amid wartime and prewar price comparisons.
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Reuter
London
Br Edmund Vestey
Union of Child Storage Company
I. T. Williams
Australia
Edmund Vestey
Williams
Sngle
American Meal Trust
Vestey Concerna
Presa
New Zealand
Commission
Pting
Auckland
Lord Vestey
Adamnl Vextey
Darwin
Amerie Meat Trust
Wester Endelie
Ratilwdn
Camphoell
Fender
Pepiler
Yoorhyadn Sas Jon
Reichstag Confirms Government Support 246 to 140
In Berlin the Reichstag voted confidence in the government by 246 to 140. Democrats abstained and the left wing of the Centrists opposed the measure.
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Berlin
Reichstag
British Migrants Accepted for Australia Under Empire Settlement Act
Air Joseph Cook announced that 62 887 British migrants were accepted for Australia under the Empire Settlement Act by December. Of these, 29 780 were nominated by friends and relatives already settled in the Commonwealth. The statement responds to critics over migrant conditions in Australia. Tasmania fruit is noted as world renowned, with IXL Jams selling from popular fruit varieties.
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London
Joseph Cook
Australia
Commonwealth
Geneva protocol position unclear amid talks with dominions
Reuters reports Britain has not decided on dropping the Geneva protocol after consultations with the dominions and India. Officials say any decision depends on security considerations and possible cover if the protocol is not adopted, with no concrete form reached yet.
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Reuter
London
Geneva
Reuters
Dominions
India
Te Jg
France
French Politics Behind Chamber Battle
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political confrontation involving the Premier and ministers. The passage references government figures, meetings, and named places, but the readable content is rough and partial.
Boxing Report From Cook-Ring Contest Fails to Clarify
A garbled boxing brief notes an event titled Cook-Ring Contest with unclear results. Mentions Viretradin and LOS THN with fractured phrases about a top-ranked fighter and a deceased person context, but no clear outcomes or names.
Fragmentary Historical Note on Smith Qutpoint and Saints
An OCR snippet references Smith Qutpoint and Arete Press in London, with garbled names and dates. Mentions Saint wire the taller aa and a figure named Marten or Warden. Text is too corrupted for a clear incident or event. no verifiable actions or outcomes emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arete Press
London
Heaton
British Seamen and Firemen's Union Likely Follow Captain Walsh
Mr Wardlal Witla secretary of the union faces questions as a potential step toward alignment with Mr Tom Walsh. Wilson confirms the APA notes possible British seafaring supporters, while most sailors would stay with their ships though a few impulsive heads may emerge.
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LONI
Wardlal
Ote On
Firemen's Union
Colle
Austen
Sigeleeley
Uinlen Stewmnetilp Company
Faomediately
Wilson Eubles Iiiek
Wilson
Tom Walsh
Meneri
Nurse killed crushed by steam lorry in Sydney
Gertrude M Pha Thiurartay a nurse in the Education Department was killed in King Street St Peters when a steam lorry swerved onto the footpath to avoid a train. She was pinned to the ground with both legs crushed and died after admission to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thiurartay
Gertrude M' Pha
Education Department
Bond
St. Peters
Admiresdon
Tomato Pool in Brisbane Suspended by growers
Stanthorpe growers vote to suspend the Tomato Pool operations within days. resolutions condemn metropolitan trader interests and urge the Council of Agriculture to step and support better marketing conditions.
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Brisbane
Muceregor
Agricutural Council
Io Wkely
Stanthorpe
Toratay Crawergith
Pie Poanlom
Council of Agriculure
Soviet Tribunal Sentences Activists Over Moscow Demonstrations
Under a Russian law the Cuatratian Press reports that defendants including Landon Fridas and the Thirty Express high command were sentenced to death for refusing to engage in demonstrations against Trotsky. The case mentions military involvement and ongoing unrest with no clear amnesty.
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Cauatratian Press
Landon
Fridas
Thirly Express
Moscow
Gurrican
Death of Mary Walden charged in unlawful killing
The World reports on the Maury Walden case where laborer James Henderson is accused of Wilful murder. Henderson was committed for trial after a Molier Court hearing noted drunken remarks by the accused.
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Hribranse
Margaret
Maury Walden
Wilfille
James Henderwin
Molier Court
Henderson
Australia Retains The Ashes After Close Victory
England fails to chase 27 runs as Australia wins the third test by 11 runs to clinch the series. The match featured bold bowling by Collina and a tense finish with Australia defending a small total amid strong English resistance.
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Australia
Yeterday
Bundaberg
Sam McCracken
England
Collina
Opium Conference Debates Policy and Reforms
The conference discusses agricultural policy and public health concerns amid shifting governance. A prominent speaker defended national opium regulation while opponents pushed for reform and stricter controls. The event highlighted economic and social tensions shaping policy in the region.
Drought Broken Near Marble Bar Town Amid Rainfall Lifts Spirits
Reports from the headland of Marble Bar indicate general rain has fallen breaking a two year drought. Local residents endured scarcity, with meat shortages and hardships as many families faced hunger and poverty. The rainfall is hailed as a turning point for the region.
Arbitration Court Shapes Melbourne Ship Deliberations
In Melbourne Justice Powers holds a verbal understanding with union leaders on ship workings while awaiting a conference with shipowners about outstanding matters. The court considers deregistration arguments, and a definitive judgment awaits whether union members nationwide will honor the undertaking.
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Melbourne
Tom Walsh
Federal Arbitration Court
Jua- Ueco
Dixon K
Commonwealth Steamship Owners
Martin
Commonwealth
Justice Powers
Mercantile Marine Office
Yoo
Jim
Justice Towers
Wilah
Price of Bread Brishane Report on Flour Price Rise
Brisbane reports a government price inquiry into bread and flour costs. A Commonwealth official refused an increase in bread price, while millers and housewives urged action amid claims of a 10 shillings rise per ten in flour.
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Brishane
Brisbane
Queensthind Littsewives Ag
Seo Hoon
Flenar
Muryboraugh
Wuakera
Chaite
Inhuman Mother Committed for Manslaughter Trial
Linda Mealy was committed for trial at the Coroners Court on a charge of manslaughter over the death of her two and a half month old daughter from pneumonia and exhaustion. Evidence cited a policewoman noting the infant's body was vermin-covered. The mother claimed poverty and that she had sold her jewels to survive.
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Melbourne
Linda Mealy
Seema Speaba
Longreach to Queensland bore prospects under review
Reports from Longreach and Charleville indicate rising interest in petroleum near Quilpie and Ermanga routes. Intercoalogical Boring Co. officials say indications are favourable with oily, kerosene smelling material surfacing. government geologist to inspect while miners await official statements.
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Longreach
Corrigan
Intercologial Boring Co
Queensland
Charleville
Quiple
Ermanga
Miner
Japan resists new disarmament talks amid friendship goal
Tokyo says Japan will not gladly join another disarmament conference if it conflicts with the promise of international friendship. The foreign minister’s reply outlines the cautious stance on future arms talks and alliance considerations.
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Tokio
Japan
Aberdern Line to Run Monthly Service to Townsville
Advices received that the Aberdern Line will run a monthly service extending to Rockhampton and Towneville, beginning with the voyage to London for island ports on 12 March.
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Townsville
Caren
Rockhampton
Towneville
Which Save
London
Sland
Conservation of fodder project advances in Bris bane
A progress report on fodder conservation notes a conference with the Minister for Agriculture and officials, plus finance representatives. The Agricultural Bank was instructed to urge farmers needing funding to contact local bank offices or the Bris bane head office. Dairy and stock inspectors will also carry the instructions.
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Rlay
Agricutuural Bank
Hanks
Agricultural Bank
Brisbane
Department
Shadow of Communism Over Sydney Labour Movement
Mr. Garden secretary of the Trades and Labour Council warns in his annual report that the shadow of Communism hangs over the Labour movement. He claims efforts to banish Communists will fail as he cites three dangers from international capitalism: immigration the Dawes Report and the Pacific war.
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Sydney
Garden
Trades and Labour Council
Han
Garden Saya
Dawes
Case of Anthrax Reported to Health Officials
A case of anthrax has been reported to health authorities. The source was traced to a marked area, prompting investigations and safety advisories for local residents and workers.
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Melbourns
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Russia
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Illigan
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Ob AL Richardson
Muley Woolley
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Lia
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Chapman
Tesaler
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Monee
Ieee
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Raing
Marble Bar
Alps
Federst Architathon
Talen
Melhourne
Signon
Siemens Union
Newt
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Mette Ibis Bey
Mivem
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Palen
Suimens Thien
Raohorn
Patern
Ark
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Cmiet
Yeearls
Karama
Kanna
Dimlenta Lewako
Aidan Las
Writla
Wrandra
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Tintha
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Mirkayink
Commonwealth Lebron Barienby
Med. Neyvirtee
Longreach Town
Langreach
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