Impetus by Bankers Sparks Debate on Trade Policy
A London dispatch reports bankers and industrialists urging free trade lines in a manifesto. Liberal and Conservative papers weigh in on the document, with endorsements seen as influencing Mr Baldwin and potential referendum strategies amid a heated imperial trade debate.
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Baldwin
Exper
Haldwin
Ledge
London
Mr Wateringham
Bank of England
Lord Beaverbrook
Admiralty House and Naval History Display Scene
Fragmentary notes describe Admiralty House and a display on naval history featuring Captain Cook, Pepys memory, and the 17th to 18th century navy. Elements include portraits, a table with a green cover, a red carved chair, and a Sea Herd secretary arranging items. The text mentions Captain Willi Westall, the Flinders, and a diagram of the coasts.
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London
Herat
Amica 'Sf
Heuioeen
Celine
Gan Alortican
Alexander
Australia
Tee
Australa
Dwitalty House
Webber
Willi Westall
The
Flinders
Wrestall
Carpemtaria
Jayanes
Cook
Hawaii
Capetown
Table Mountains
Chak
Sisenter
Mabtax
Sien
Pepys
Jessure
Leeds
Admwieahy
Sea Herd
Anv
Alex Aocer
Budget Speech Highlights Tax Changes and Spending
The speech outlines new tax measures and government spending aims. It notes increases in income tax for individuals, a higher corporation tax on property income, and adjustments to indirect taxes. It also mentions aims to boost exports and stabilize budgets through reduced loan expenditure and strategic fiscal actions.
Mr Lathams Criticism and Expenditure Mot Reduction
The report details Mr Latham criticizing budget policy, noting reduced expenditures and warning that higher taxes will raise prices, depress business, and hinder employment. It contrasts Labor and Bruce Page governments, citing fiscal strains, budget balances, and potential deficits amid a low mood in 1924-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahore
Fabur
Mer Page
Scullin
Bruce-Page
Labor
Search for Mook and Matthews in jungle ruins hope fades
Calcutta July 9 The Chief Secretary of Barina says the search for Mook and Matthews is practically hopeless as teams probe the sk lomb and jungle hills. Officials fear the death of the men must be presumed in the impenetrable terrain.
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Calcutta
Barina Gavernes
Mook
Matthews
Ralpea
Railways Minister hears deputation on superannuation scheme
Brisbane July 9. The Minister for Railways Mr Godfrey Morgan received a deputation from Railway Transport Unions on proposed superannuation terms. Details debated included retirement age 65 or longer service options, scrutineers for ballots, and potential subsidies and insurance premiums under the board scheme. Ministers promised further information after discussions with Labour and other officials.
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Brisbane
Avuguet
Godfrey Morgan Futay Weber
Tai
Tink Uti
Britain Beats Maoris In Spectacular Rugby Display
Wellington July reported a thrilling rugby match where Britain defeated the Maoris. The display featured refined teamwork and strong finishing by Britain's players setting a high tempo, with the Maoris mounting determined efforts but unable to overcome the superior British performance.
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Rugby Union
Britain
Wellington
Briby
Manly
Soviet art levies spark worker resistance in Riga
Reports from Riga July 8 describe Soviet orders for trades unions to fund purchases of paintings and other works. Some workers resist, arguing they have no stake in art asks, while unions push back against compulsion and seek cooperation with the reluctant laborers.
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Riga
Oxer
Vines
Turbulent Exchange at Flinders Naval Base Report
The report notes leadership changes at Flinders Naval Base with Second Naval Member Cayrama HJ. Beales set to command the Al iatrons while Captain FL Kenon leaves the college post. The Allatross captain M. Medford is retiring as Canberra joins the British Mediterranean Fleet in a temporary swap with ELMS Shropshire, staging Australian fleet activity.
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Terps Mas
Comumanels
Naeal
Cayrama HJ. Beales
FL Kenon
Flinders Naval Base
Allatross
M. Medford
Canberra
Royal Se Pecits
L. He
Cruier Elms
Shropshire
Evacuated Rhineland Report From Paris July 7
Dispatch from Paris notes a German envoy snub and shifting Allied responses. Observers say Hindenburg may delay actions, while German and Allied officials debate the pace of armistice diplomacy and the broader impact on relations between France and Germany.
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Paris
Perbnax
Brand
Upteasat Inedigt
Hindenburg
Pelo
Trade safeguards debate at session on prosperity plan
Australian Value Servier London July 7 session hears Mr Baldwin and Mr Neville Chnannerian advocate safeguarding empires and reserves to promote prosperity. They argue protecting agriculture and markets supports overseas trade and that the government should vet safeguards to stabilize prices and commerce amid imperial markets.
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London
Conserviie
Mr. Baldwin
Mir Neville Chnannerian
Beit Ib
Mir Rakiwi
Carnera Rival Highlighted in Portuguese Giant Feat
A garbled report notes a Portuguese giant in training as rival to Carnera arrives on the scene. The piece mentions measurements around 18 stones and unusual shoe sizes, with unclear details about opponents or events.
Death of Sir Joseph Ward Shocks Nation
Wellington July 3 reports a nationwide reaction to the death of Sir Joseph Ward. He will be buried Sunday at his Wellington residence, with local attendance arrangements delayed by a week as Parker adjourned proceedings to allow members to attend.
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Country Party
Iran
Wellington
Reaper
Joseph Ward
Parker
Regret in London Over Death of Sir Arthur Imperial Figure
The London press dated July 7 reports formal regret over the death of Sir Arthur, described as a notable imperial figure. Remembrances note his service and standing in England and colonial realms, reflecting on his contributions and the era’s imperial ties.
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London
R ‘Ard
England
Remarkable Escape From a Culvert Under Station
A worker named Henry Rodgers escaped death by diving into a culvert beneath a generating station. He was trapped for four hours but survived with minor injuries. Rescue teams cut into a sealed area near Star dress, as welders watched.
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London
Taby
Harry Readgers
Geol Oa
Sosash
Bectoe
Willy Hus
Ecu
Antone Rodgers
Dearh
Ureter
Ariel
Death by Own Action PACTS Victims and Tragedy
New York reports a chaotic scene tied to a fatal act of self harm amid wartime upheaval. The piece mentions a brawl of unnamed people, a college setting, and multiple injuries and fatalities. Names and specifics are obscured, but the sense is a violent incident leaving several dead or hurt.
Rocket experiment fatality reported in Berlin mishap
Fragmentary article notes Herr Valier, pioneer of rocket driven flight, was killed during testing of a rocket driver apparatus in Berlin. The report mentions civil servants of the Arritiah Gov and industrial workers and references a date in 1929 with unclear details.
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Herr Valier
Berlin
Arritiah Gov « Welucking
Salson Im Wis
Jervan
Lasting Russian Uprising Aweigh at Winter Palace
Walter G. Bell notes a January demonstration in St Petersburg where workers sought to present a petition to the Czar, triggering strikes in Petrograd and Moscow. The uprising grew, troops were deployed, and the city saw closures, patrols, and guarded streets as the autocracy faced a formidable challenge.
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Vince Red Sauda
Viastimar
Nicholas
Sen
Winter Palace
St Petersburg
Walter G. Bell
London
Moscow
Newamere
St. Pridsbury
Sanday
Procession at the Tsar Palace Ends in Bloodshed
A large Russian Orthodox procession led by Father Gapon marches toward the Tsar Palace. A volley erupts at the bridge near the palace. a priest Sergius and others fall. The crowd panics and shouts as guns fire, tearing into the demonstrators in a chaotic scene as authorities move to break up the gathering.
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Bather Gapon
Waie
Pusat Works
Vladimar
Saisie Smede
Sergius
Fachet Gapon
St. Petersburg
Palac
Vasil
Wutitwil
Fragmented recount of a revolt and casualties
A distorted report recalls anti autocracy sentiment and a violent clash near the British Embassy. It cites 7 dead and 233 wounded with admitted hospital totals swelling the toll. The piece mentions a call for order in Warsaw and notes a failed pacification effort amid upheaval.
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Luch Agnres
Tesnael
Inwerzew
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Hesse
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