Social Ownership Scheme Outlined in Glasgow Meeting
A London Tuesday Monday report notes a conference under the Burgess party line creating a permanent independent committee to promote social ownership propaganda in the Clyde area. The aim is public education on social ownership as the key to industry, and to organize at works for shaping a trade union policy toward socialism, focusing on shipbuilding and engineering in the Clyde region.
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London
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Clyde Orem
The Galway bishop bans Saturday dances after lent
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Galway in a Lenten pastoral announces a forthcoming prohibition on Catholics attending or taking part in Saturday night dances. He warns that ignoring the prohibition will face penalties and may invite church powers to enforce reverence.
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Upea
Christ
Death of Herr Ebert shocks Europe mourners gather
The death of Herr Ebert triggers swift public mourning across Europe. London and Paris press note a national sense of loss and a shift away from monarchic ties. In Berlin crowds gather as symbolism dominates the scene with black drapery and a planned state funeral.
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Paris
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Republic
Eviction Order Targeted Exiled Russian Landowners
London telegram reports Moawkow authorities ordered eviction of former landowners from dwelling portions of their estates. Evictions are set before April 1 with provisions for those abroad or those who supported the Beleheviem regime, while others retain some rights. Legal action accompanies the removal of families and dependents amid wartime dislocations.
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London
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Beleheviem
Pootone
Regine
A Pact With Germany Disorderly Franco German Accord
Paris reports a tentative Franco German security proposal may be broader than the 1922 plan and leaves duration and frontier questions open. It suggests arbitration and cites reactions from M Herriot pending Allied consultation while Germany’s proposal is discussed by its government and the Allies in the dust of last week.
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Conon
Germany
Maputen
M. Herriot
Butter Trade Debate Hints at Regulatory Change
London and Australian butter trade leaders press Health Ministry regulations with calls for amendments. Officials warn enforcement may rise if concerns are not addressed, while the trade body seeks direct talks with Imperial and Commonwealth governments.
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London
Commonwealth
Representationa
Food Price Protest Stirred by Labour MP Remarks
A Labour member of parliament attacked the Food Prices Commission during a public exchange. He criticized Auckland Geddes’ conduct as scandalous and alleged it clouds public discourse, claims the commission focuses on rents rather than addressing high prices. The remark sparks calls for accountability amid price tensions.
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Sowrtt
Auckland
Boxing notes on Calens Teo Wax and Vaal Teo event
A garbled boxing item mentions Calens and Teo Wax with Vaal Teo. It references a Saturday schedule and a merch fee amid years of activity, but most details are unreadable. The fragment preserves names and vague timing without clear outcomes or places.
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Chile
Titanic struggle as England battles in dull South Africa day
A foggy and sultry Test match at Lord's saw England struggle against Australia with Gregory and Andrews among the scorers. The crowd rose to 40,000 as Tate and Kilner bowled with care, Gregory reaching the twenties and Andrews top-scoring for England amid a tense, low-scoring day.
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Tannlog Sondhom
Randwick
Bowie
Ryder
Gregory Dade
Peere
England
Biten
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Gregary
Tate
Gillikan
Driigan
Woolley
Henry
Whyeall
Anick
Kilner
Kilmer
Strudwick
Gilstown
Gregory Tu
Gillan
Paddington
Glorious North Special Train Inaugural Plans
The Glorious North Special Train project moves forward with two locomotives under construction at Ipewich workshops for the Townsye Colras section of the Great Northern Railway. A meeting outlined passenger facilities including panoramic country views, open corridor carriages, and ample ventilation. Daylight travel is planned on this section with the dining car proposal awaiting final decision.
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Aribbane
Townsye-Colras
Great Northern Railway
Ipewich
Australian wheat steamer Koromik arrives with cargo at Auckland
The steamer Koromik arrived in Auckland with about 60 tons of Australian wheat four minutes before the imposition of the duty. The importer faces a savings around £10,000, as duty constraints shift the framing of the cargo and its value.
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Auckland
Koromik
Explosion and blast wreck Rio de Janeiro city scene
A catastrophic oil fire near Rio de Janeiro triggered a dynamite explosion killing 30 or more and injuring 600. Brazilian firemen and workers tried to combat the flames at the Allsado Refining Company site two miles from the city, but the blast demolished houses, shattered windows, and toppled the Phoenix Theatre.
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Rio DE Janiero
Perann
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Wily
Intbomrera
Allsado
Phoenix
Slow scoring and injuries mar England innings
Collins suffers pain from a right hand injury while Tate bowling jars the attack as England struggles to 203 at 4:35 with Kilner and Kelleway contributing measuredly. Gilligan and Hearne toil as Australia trail England’s 167 with a tentative start in the June test, light fading and rain expected.
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Bo Hearne
Andrews
Hearn
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Australian cricket comment lingers on England test
English press review notes Grimmett’s early impact and Kippax’s stubborn innings as Australia dominates, with Trevor in Daly Telegraph praising the brisk breakthrough of five dismissals on a favorable wicket. The piece argues such analysis supports a growing precedent for this form of play.
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London
Witton
Kippax
Grimmeat
Hurder
Trevor
Daly
Arites
Sugar policy dominates AGSPA conference report
The annual AGSPA conference opened with emphasis on the Commonwealth sugar policy and its impact on producers. Delegates heard reports on sugar production, dividends, and proposed reforms, with focus on certification practices, cane disease, and the need for expert guidance at Bundaberg and surrounding districts.
Brisbane Weather Brings Flood Delays Across Railways
Kaln and tropical lopes bring heavy weekend precipitation from Cooktown to Townsville with floods disrupting rail links. Mulgrave bridge flood eased for a special train while Haughton River and Herbert River bridges remain high. Weather Bureau cautions another heat wave likely to start inland and move to the coast.
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Haughton River Bridge
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Weather Bureau
Unemployed to Meet Premier Gillies in Brisbane
In Brisbane on Monday Premier Gillies agreed to discuss the unemployment depeta tion. Representatives of the unemployed plan to visit him on Wednesday to press for action as a large number of men are out of work in the metropolitan area.
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Bribane
Epew
Gillies
Workleas
Brisbane Kyogle Line Work Continues Under Council Plan
Brisbane Kyogle line workers report ongoing clearing and earthworks between Rocklen and Salisbury. The Hall Way Council will meet in Gudney in about three weeks to discuss preference rules for returned soldiers, a policy the Federal Government protests as inconsistent between New South Wales and Queensland sections.
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Rocklen
Dalisbury
Belon
Hallwey Council
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Davidson
Hail+ Council
Tte
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Guesnsland
Melbourne motor car collision injures family near Garden Vale
At the corner of Cochrane and Head Streets Garden Vale on Saturday night a car carrying Professor Walter Blake and his family collided with another driven by Frank Beaurspaire. The Beaurspaire car also contained Mrs Geanrepaire and two children. All occupants were injured. only Mr Bomarepaire required medical attention with a back bruise. The second vehicle was badly damaged.
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Melbourne
Cochrane
Head Streets
Garden Vale
Profesor
Walter Blake
Frank Beaurspaire
Geanrepaire
Bomarepaire
Growers Protests Over Cane Bureau Spending And Control
Representatives criticized cane disease work and accused the Bureau of hampered progress due to missing compliance. Leaders urged growers to fund and take charge of cane planting efforts, noting Poor accounting and balance sheets. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene tomorrow.
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Gould Johnatone
J, Hollina
Macknade
Herbert Rivera
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