Federal Cabinet faces NSW crisis as revenue improves
Canberra reports the Long Cabinet meets Sydney to debate NSW leadership and federal enforcement. Mr Bavin's fate in New South Wales unsettles federal balance, while high court questions and oversea bondholder disputes loom. Revenue gains in customs and income tax offer hope for Commonwealth balance.
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Canberra
Lrong
Sydney
Eyles
Cormeides
United Australian Arty
Tsom
Brace
Basin
Nem Lua
Wales
Bavin
New South Wales
Uae
Commonwealth
Canes
Peters
High Court
Enforcement Aetemim
Tecome
Loudoun
W York
Unemployment schemes eyed by Sydney Lord Mayor
In a Sydney address, Lord Mayor Walder proposed a progressive plan to employ thousands of youths through a probationary three to six month stint in dairying and pastoral work, with farm allotments and eventual land purchase options. The plan aims to boost purchasing power, revive factories, and support Ottawa Conference discussions on primary industries.
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Chuir
Sydney
Alderman" Walder
Victoria
Arontiers
Melbniwene
Australia
Ottawa
Bruce
Gallett
Sibinied
Moore Government Relief Acts Spark Debate Across States
The article argues the Scullin Labor government in New South Wales and Victoria imposed heavy taxes and dole, while the Moore government introduced unemployment relief with a broad scheme. It notes relief funds rising to £930,000 and about 4000 men employed in public works, afforestation, and land settlement, with some critics accusing Labor states of paring funds or mismanaging relief.
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Moore
Scullin
New South Wales
Victoria
Wiha
Homer
Montgegors
Australia
Commonwealth
Queensland
Government Seals Tobacco and Cotton Deals With Industry
The government reaches agreements with tobacco manufacturers to purchase a large season’s crop at a base price with quality conditions. Tariff Board data show Australian growers earned strong returns last year, with several individuals receiving over £1000. Separately, a cotton yarn deal sets a minimum price and ends the old bounty, moving to a duty-based scale to support the industry.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Victoria
Ecaety Camutncintee
Cana Tae
Queensland Comoin Board
Tarai ‘Board
Tarai ‘Board, and the Anponscenent
Anufacturer
Lyons
Greek man charged with threats and bodily harm in Innisfail case
Innisfail summons court heard that complainant alleges serious assault and threats by the defendant who vowed to “fix” rival Zawadakis. The accused claimed no ill will, earlier disputes linked to a wages case, and was bound over on own recognizance with two sureties to keep the peace.
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Zawadakis
Innisfail Summons Court
J. T. McNamee
Ins
Harry Zasadakis
Evangelos Foundulakis
Foumeatie
Strane
Aitkin
Foon
Table Pearson
McNamee
Wial
Zanedakis
Gartadana
Zanadakis
Justice Macgregor
Townsville
Throm
Supreme Cour
Peateon
Ms. Rinkin
War Demand Drives Horse Trade to India in Early Conflict
Fragmentary lines recount horses moved to India during wartime, noting a shipment of 331,000 horses in the first year and profitable but shrinking demand in subsequent days. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Sydney
Agra
Sland
India
Equity Court Postpones False Imprisonment Case
In Sydney April 7 the Equity Court heard Benjamin Levinson’s false imprisonment claim against Wil ce itee eel. Levinson alleges confinement in several mental institutions and accuses police of receiving provocative letters. He describes a career as a licensed precious metals dealer with earnings over 12 pounds weekly and multiple transfers between facilities. The hearing was adjourned.
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Sydney
Equity Court
Wilce Itee Eel
Benjamin Levinson
Kessel
Levinson
Tly
Levingim
Gladesville
Glaesville
Kenmore
Parramatta
Innisfail Swimming Bath Plan Proposed by Amateur Association
An Innisfail Amateur Swimming Association forms to seek permission to enclose area between the A US N Co wharf and Burns Philp Co wharf for a swimming pool on the esplanade. The plan aims to provide a crocodile and shark protected enclosure for local children, not interfere with shipping, and gain department approval.
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Innisfail
Apel
Inaiefail
Buimy
Ingistail
AE Aitkin
Ionistail Amateur
A.us.n. Co
Burns Philp End Co
Iemiafail
R. Moore
Nojam
Tonistail
Anaisfalt
Immorality of Default Overshadows NSW Finance Issue
The article criticizes the New South Wales government over borrowing for public works including Harbor Bridge and urban electric rail. It argues honesty is the core issue, condemns "we cannot pay" stance, and accuses the government and opposition of dishonesty while urging accountability to taxpayers.
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South Wales
New South Wales
Ays
Australian Country Party
New ‘South Wales
Government of
Amnalce
New South Wes
New
Seth
New Low Wales
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L, Peake Om Te
Pater, Mather
Scotts
Scott
Eels
Rena Ae ‘SikBrossemesreer
Cabtinen Proralitns
Unemployment—And
the Tobacco AG
Initialatl Ghee
Defendants
Swimming Association
Boue
RSW
Cium
Deawear
Macher
Mote Kew
Lake Street
Cairwa
West Pies Reigate
Quane’s
Lance Baelie
Cairns
Warshous
Whari-street
Lame Barthomy Lab
Abbott-street
Ekiside-street
McLeodstreet
Dragerarrest
Cairig
St Edmonton
Mareeba
Athertom
Millar Millar
Gordomvale
Babinda
Inmiafail
Silewood
Nosworthy’s Stores
Ackwar
Chatarthigs
Mang
Tres
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