You Must Obey Authority Scene in the Commons
London July 1 In the House of Commons the Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin said the government would push the Cost Eight Hours Bill to final stages and would not grant more discussion time. Mr Batey shouted that the bill would not pass, while the Speaker demanded obedience to the Chair as Bridgeman moved the third reading and Batey refused to be read.
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London
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Batey
Mr. Batey
Baldwin
Bromt
Goesker
W. C. Bridgeman
Violent Invectives in House Debates Over Bridgeman and Jones
Fragmentary OCR depicts a heated parliamentary exchange with accusations of murder and hostility. Speech by Mr Bridgeman and Labour members denounce antagonistic remarks as provocative while Mr Jones refuses to withdraw, shouting that "they are murderers" as he leaves amid a tense session.
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Matey Eulonitbedd
Bridgeman Pui
Pahlwin
Bridgman
Bridge
Nan
Dedenel
Ben der
Ain
Jack Jones
Jones
Herre
Bridgeman
Arly Brining
Artehorn
Akiwin
Eight Miners Sentenced in Wrecking Case in Newcastle
London July 1 eight Crimingham miners were sentenced to four to eight years penal servitude in Newcastle for participating in the derailment of the Flynn Scotchman during the general strike. The debate in Parliament continued amid disorder as ministers and miners debated the Coal Commission report and the Eight Hour Bill.
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London
Cramiigton
Newcastle
Flynn Scotchman
Rahlwin
E . Sand
Menos
M Aa
George Thorne
Baldwin
Coal Commission
Mines Department
Genibn Ae
Miners’ Federation
Premier’s tirade over workmen’s compensation act turmoil
Sydney dispatch reports Premier Lang railing in the Press over the Workmen's Compensation Act causing country dislocation. He accuses foreign insurers and critics of intimidating the government, noting many insurers pulled out and premium money staying in the state as a consequence.
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Sydney
Mr. Lang
Lang
NSW Defence Financial Operations Report
In Sydney, the NSW Deft outlines financial operations for railway and tram services. The report notes a car deficit of £1274.00 and details attributed costs tied to the railway operations and management.
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Nsw
DEFT
Sydney
Fema
Per Capita Proposal Likely in Federal Budget
Melbourne reports the Federal Government is expected to introduce a Per Capita Tax in its upcoming Budget. The plan would see a national collection for states, with funds allocated back to states and settled at year end. The government also contemplates loans to states for wire netting to settlers.
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Melbourne
Fi Fe
Fed
Commonwealth
Wimbledon Day Shows Kinsey Flair In Tough Match
International tennis reports a sunlit Wimbledon with Kinsey's hard hitting versus Branden in a grueling singles clash. Horgen edge, Cochet and Boretta battles, and doubles action sees Austin Lycett and others advance toward semis amid mixed doubles rounds.
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London
Wimbledon
Kineey
Bruenon
Kinsey
Con
Hragnen
Hrngnen
Nimne
Bragnon
Boretta
Lore She Fi
Cochet
Cochets
Aelio
Bert Horoire
Ithneis
Nugnon
Ted
Horoira
Austin All Lycett
Hatchford
Pryce-Jones
Kehrling Ant Senorita Calvares Lei Lister
Mins Sterry
Efforts for enforcement face bootlegger crackdown
Washington reports strong push to enforce Prohibition with a seven thousand dollar campaign against bootleggers and 7900 agents. Prohibition chief Andre seeks 11 million dollar appropriation to enforce the Volstead Act, plans to tour Europe to negotiate anti smuggling treaties with Britain Germany France Denmark the Netherlands Spain and July the inspector will review the mot burgler and visit Alaska upon return.
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Washington
Ori Bootlervers
Andre
Europe
Britain
Germany
France
Denmark
Netherlands
Spain
Alaska
German cabinet crisis grows as ex rulers fate looms
Berlin July 1 Germany faces a fresh political crisis after the Socialists in the Reichstag vote against the Government Compromise Bill on ex rulers property. With Right parties opposing, the government cannot secure the two thirds required and signals resignation or dissolution if the bill fails. Remer reports the likely outcome.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Frisbane Casket Gold Prize Winners Reported
Golden Casket No MO was clean today in Brisbane on July 2. First prize went to 33010 Pedkins of Woarronils Cunna maiffl second to TL21O You and I Seneteate care of Ro Evan Milton Brisbane third to 54933 Mornho ose Davis Grosveno Hotel Drishane.
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Frisbane
Pedkins
Ro Evan
Milton
Brisbane
Mornho Ose Davis
Grosveno
Drishane
Fortieth Ami Anniversary at Cairns Methodist Church
The fortieth anniversary of the Cairns Methodist Church was celebrated with a welcome to Queensland Conference President Rev H M Wheller. A musical program by the choir and church members followed, commemorating the event and emphasizing faith over social club notions, while addressing church unity, white Australia, and spiritual energy through Jesus Christ.
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Cairns
Queensland
H. M. Wheller
Appla
Wwen
Wheller
Mc Wheller
Welcons
Biggs
Parker
C. W. Morsley
Carron
Lyn
Collie
Laycock
Manual Inteiraction Association
Mra. Morsey
Minsee c Aliner
Stillman
Messrs
Collis
Miller
Moraier
Veresidem
China
Japan
Jesus
Chrisman Oh
Manny
Australia
Suiccess
Mary
Methodist Church
Itialy
Tully
Jesus Cipriot
H. Johnsson
Jonsson
Bwildine
Youngman
Dela
Alan Cobham Arrives in Athens on England Flight
Alan Cobham completes leg of a flight from England to Austria and arrives in Athens on July 1. Dispatch reports the famed aviator landed safely and is continuing his journey amid celebratory interest from local residents and officials.
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Athens
Alan Cobham
England
Awsentia
Rewter
Cairns Liquor Charge Adjourned In Licensing Court
In Cairns Licensing Court yesterday Nan Sing faced a charge of selling liquor without a license. Police raid found four bottles of rum. defendant claimed he merely drank or gave liquor, not sold it. A similar charge against Michael Fosheary followed as evidence described money, a marked tumbler, and liquor found in several rooms. Adjournment to Tuesday.
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Cairns
PLM
A. H. O'Kelly
Nan Sing
Toohill
Aml
J. Bennett
Hop Wahead
Miror
Bennett
Nantee
Michael Fosheary
Wasalso
Dj Jennett
Conn Wilson
Sternberg
Abel
Kirkdale
Spence Street
Spence and
Lake Streets
Liz
Sternber Ridge
Cray
Clarke
Nol
Jamer
Sovior
Seperate
Br. Bennett
Howe
Kangaroo Brand Butter Praised by Brigadier General Onslow
Brigadier General Onslow reports from his review of the Commonwealth Dairy Control Board that the Kangaroo Brand butter has boosted consumer trust and market share. He urges extended advertising to make Kangaroo a household name and stresses continuous supply. He commends Overseas Farmers’ Union management and suggests overseas producers strengthen UK market access through their own bodies with capable reps.
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London
Onslow
Commonwealth Dairy Control Board
Bftion
United Kingdom
Britain
Young Australia League civic reception for NSW boys
Brisbane on July 1 welcomed 75 boys from fifty public schools in New South Wales as Mayor Jolly highlighted the leagues travel education work. E R Marie noted over 50,000 youths have travelled on state and international tours since the leagues 1890s founding, with Simonds of Perth stressing that Queensland visitors will carry home pride in the state and a broader national aim.
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Brisbane
Young Australia League
Australia
Jolly
Ednors
New South Wales
E.R. Marie
Neary
C. J. Simonds
Perth
Hays
Queensland
Malanda Cooperatives Plans Extraordinary Shareholders Meeting
An extraordinary meeting of Atherton Co operative Butter Association Ltd shareholders is set for July 2 in Malanda to confirm resolutions from the June 3 meeting. Separate management matters were addressed at the same event.
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Malanda
Hueve
Evtraordinary
Atherton Co-operative Bitter Association Ltd
Pea Receives Malanea Telecrant On Butter Co. Shareholders
Yesterday The Pea published a telecrant from Malanea reporting that Butter Co. meeting shareholders decided on separate management. The note is signed by Mack and Beardow.
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Malanea
Fig
New Arrivals Refused Votes At Cairne Ranch Poll
Voting in the Cairne ranch elections of the Waterside Workers Federation resumed after delays caused by new arrivals from other ports. A number were refused eligibility, police attended, and incidents included ballot papers seized and arrests. Result expected today, favoring the anti rotary section.
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Cairne Ranch
Waterside Workers” Federation
Bebe
Dogen
Newcastle
New South Wales
Late Mail Trains At Cairns Face Conduct Of Delays
Reports of late arrivals by mail trains at Cairns show repeated delays between scheduled and actual arrival times. The public warns that continued tardiness could undermine service popularity and requires prompt action to restore traveler confidence in reaching destinations at the appointed hour.
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Cairns
Innisfail Rail Delays Spark Public Protest Across North Queensland
Innisfail residents condemn the Northern Railway timetables as chronically disordered delaying mail and passengers from Cairns to Townsville. Delays have caused late trains, inadequate shelter, and widespread inconvenience, prompting calls for a public inquiry and rapid timetable reforms by the Railway Department.
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Innisfail
Cairns
Lowh
Post Office
Cairne
Louisfail
Townsville
Pasengers
Wayend
Boud
Tralian
Johnstone Shire
Railway Department
Northern Railways
Queenslanders Chosen for Tomorrow's Rugby League Teams
Brisbane select Queensland side to meet New South Wales with Caples Aynalev Gorman Craig Patenhalves Edwards Moorea and Potter captain among backs. Forwards include Henderson Bennett Steinohet Purcell Armbrunter. Colts team picks Roy Lindsay Trevethan Laws Brown Ceaptain McCoy Literer O'Brien Hughes. Forwards McCank Rininen Barke Kelly Tennant Christensen Sellars Parry.
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Brisbane
Queensland
New South Wales
Ra'wed
Caples
Aynalev
Gorman
Craig
Patenhalves
Edwards
Moorea
Potter
Henderson
Bennett
Steinohet
Purcell
Armbrunter
Nnne
Wide Bay
Roy Lindsay
T. Trevethan
J. Laws
Toowonmhal
PB. Brown
Allan Ceaptain
McCoy
Literer
J. O'Brien
North Queensland
Hughes
Upawich
McCank
Rininen
Barke
Brichaoe
Kelly
Warwick
Tennant
Christensen
North Oneenstamt
Sellars
Parry
Ipawich
Recalcitrants at Prisons Strike Prompt Measures
Report on a prison disturbance at Med Of on Pivewlay where 2 warders and several prisoners clashed over discipline. A tribunal led by visiting justice Mr. T. Newity sentenced offenders to longer terms. Home Secretary ford and Mr. Gall criticised the revolt as menacing order.
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T. Newity
Wong
Gall
Mr. Ford
Grall
Gilthy
Hia Cvades
Lamu
Plot to assassinate the King of Ariat foiled by police
Two Spanish subjects, Ascaso and Bonaventuresa, were arrested at a family hotel in Ascaso on a private visit from Lowlon. Police recovered a thousand pes banknote, a motor car receipt, rifles, and 240 cartridges as they confessed plans to kill the king during a stop near Paris.
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Arta
Lowlon
Saravossa
Tee
Cherbourg Fees
Ascaso
Bonaventurersa
Paris
Reuter
PRIMARY PRODUCERS THE LEVIES PROBLEM IN BRISBANE
An East M District Council meeting discussed the government subsidy ending June 10 next year and levy funding shifting to producers thereafter. The council urged reflection of producer interests while retaining essential government services. The report also notes Clara Bow’s first indoor screen work with Warner Porter in Paramount's The Runaway, a Western story.
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Brisbane
Jn Ava
East M District Council
Council of Agriculture Cenees
Alfons
Clara Bow
Warner Porter
Paramount
Motor Car Fire In Kerry District Court Case
An accident and fire involving a Kerry motor car were discussed in court. Witnesses described the blaze, its timing, and the vehicle’s damage including a smaller engine burning fiercely. The inquiry covered insurance claims, repair costs, and whether any grass or bush fire occurred nearby.
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McGowan
Metivowan
le Owen
Arinmaes
Aiere
Anis Lyle
Ness
Wittess
Hiv
Senah Insurance Co
Sannase
al Sure Company
Taolw
Dover
Alan Ener
German Machinery Sale Shapes Huge Trade Deal
A garbled report hints at a major trade deal centered on German machinery for Russian or Ukrainian buyers. The text mentions Rhein Metal and positions from the locomotive department, with references to Kharkov and Berlin as trade hubs, outlining a purchase with significant value.
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Werlin
Theami Chavernientie Tie Germane
Rhein Metal Ca
Higteat Machinery
Buter's En Incomotive
Rovsians
Kharkell
Gennan
Beiklin Evra
Norchase
Victorian finance deficit rejected amid losses and deficit figures
The report describes a deficit in Victorian finances with figures indicating a deficit around £220 and a larger total deficit amount in millions, noting a state budget shortfall and expected losses.
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Melbourne
Boi
Albert
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bird dies suddenly
A gloomy afternoon followed the untimely death of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Bird. The child, beloved by parents and community, became ill while playing with other children and died shortly after admission to hospital. Funeral services were conducted by Father Redichers at Atherton Cemetery, with burial at the local plot.
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A. Bird
Me T. Kelly
Atherton
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