Soviet Crisis Rumors Tie Leader Death to Mutiny
A Daily Telegraph review from July 38 reports Moscow rumors of turmoil in the Soviet leadership. It cites alleged deaths and dismissals among top officials including M. Deerjinsky and M. Finovielf, with charges of Zinovieff links and a ten year office ban for Laschevitch. The report suggests the Central Committee faces internal strife and possible foreign influence as ministers debate extending powers.
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London
Russia
Daily Telegraph
R'ga
Moscow
M. Deerjinsky
Central Committee
Wes Ensious
M. Daerjinsky
Women Vote Rights Debate Marks Federal Conference
At the inter-State Conference of the National Council of Women of Australia discussions centered on censorship, municipal franchise for women, and reform in nursing training. Resolutions urged a Federal Censors Board, stricter adherence to laws, and nursing training improvements in private hospitals, with Victoria voicing dissent on some points. Officers elected included Mrs. D. A. Skene as president and Mrs. Andrew Clenerose as secretary.
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Hribhane
Australia
Fesus
Federal Board of Censors
Mes
Cilenermas
Victoria
Tr Wae
Federal Council
National Council of Womien
Adelaide
D. A. Skene
Andrew Clenerose
Mra
M.A. Williameon
Mre
Fersnety
Case over Licensing Certificates in King vs Avia affair
In Borisbrane July 29 the Court of Full Bench led by Justice Macrossan upheld the Licensing Inspector's view that plans and specifications complied with the Licensing Act after considering the provisions. The case involved Lyon's application for building certificates and related objections from opponents. The court ordered a writ of mandamus and directed Spencer to pay costs.
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Borisbrane
Pall Gower
Macnanghion
Onanglas Aind Macronsam
Sichenvemt
King
A.bh
Aviahin
Fonghown
Agnes Cain
Spencer
Wil- Vicon Sohngen
Eat
Maenade
Agnes Campheon Speier
Lyon
Aken
Ceneeg Tanvaeer
Tn Spencer
Justice Macrossan
Jorham
bLyan
Match V Surrey London July 24 24 Weather Stops Play
Match between Australia and Surrey continued amid heavy overnight rain. Players like Fender Shepherd Jardine and Peach contributed runs as weather halted action. final scores show Australia 70, Surrey 70 with several batsmen scoring in the 20s and 30s before rain interrupted play.
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London
Awstrath Verws
Surrey
Meresesn
Bordaley
Fender
Shepherd
Lockton
Jardine
Peach
Melee
Pearh
Onli
X Meas
An Vider
Nat
WMC
Holmes
Ciregorp
Sydney Smith senior comments on cricket leadership dispute
Sydney Smith senr, father of the Australian El manager, said his son resigned from the Executive of the Board of Control before leaving Australia and asked not to be nominated again until his return. He criticized Gorion Club members for actions 15,000 miles away that hinder his son’s ability to defend himself and risks harming his representation of Australian cricket in London and elsewhere. He hopes Australian sportsmen will not tolerate un-British methods.
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Sydney
Sydney Smith
Board of Control
Australia
Gorion Club
London
Motive in Sydney Politics Sparks Independent Move
Independent member for North Sydney A D Kay tendered resignation to the Speaker amid talk of a rift in local circles. The Metropolitan Meat Industry Board met with chairman Mr Cramsic, where an apparent clever move by Mr Lang was noted as influencing the scene.
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Sydney
A.D. Kay
North Sydney
Cramsic
Lynn
Lang
Newcastle Train Disaster Averted Near Singleton
Newcastle July 29 another disaster to the Brisbane express was averted last night near Singleton when the engine struck a stray bullock on the line. The engine braked hard and nearly left the rails, one axle broken, the train held up for nearly an hour, and the bullock cut to pieces.
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Newcastle
Brisbane
Anteion
Debate on Shale Oil Bill and road funding in Australia
Melbourne reports a debated Shale Oil Bounty Act bill and road funding. Prime trade minister Fretten cites costs and unspent £144,000, while Sir Neville Howse and John discuss delays in cruiser work. Pratten argues for amendments to aid state construction without additional taxes. Allen and Southnoes press tax equity concerns.
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Melbourne
Neville Howse
John
Fretten
Ed Wade
Tasmania
R. Pratten
Fratton
Legal dispute over vendor debt and verdict amid town notes
In INMISEAIL July 7s a case between a fruit vendor and a restaurant proprietor over £7 3/8 is described with a verdict after lengthy evidence. The report also notes shipping movements from Mourilyan Harbour and ongoing rain in the Johnstone River district affecting roads and harvest prospects.
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Gartmore
Goond
Mourilyan Harbour
Senne
Mourlivas
Gar
Caiena
Oreae
Carton
Monrilyan Harbour
Cairne
Johnstone River
Ian Big
Silkwood
Kate
New Zealand Parliamentary Bar Postponed Vote
Auckland July 2 reports a parliamentary vote result with a majority of 35 for continuance in a fragmented clipping. The text is garbled but notes a decision affecting the parliament and uses place names Auckland and July.
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Auckland
Apt Simres Aes
Clinmentary Bar Cove
Italian Growers Conference Proposed in Mackay
Brisbane July 29 via mail train Mr W J Dunstan member the al Trade and Arbitration travels to Mackay to call a conference representing Australian Sugar Mills to address the unsatisfactory position arising from employee actions at several Mackay mills. The conference is set for Mackay Court House Tuesday at ten o clock.
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Brisbane
W. J. Dunstan
al Trade and Arbitration
Caves
Mackay
Dunstan
A.S.P.A
Hand
Mackay Court Howe
Sensation as body found in Toowong bush river death mystery
A sensational discovery today when a body was found in a Toowong bush near Aneac Park by H Whitehouse. Police offered no motive yet, with the pistol clenched in the hand and possible drink residue noted. The incident follows a separate note of a body seen on the river Faka.
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Brisbane
H. Whitehouse
Jew Terrace
Aneac Par
Toowong
Faka
Boat slip dispute at Adelaide wharf debate continues
In a heated meeting the Aquatic Club argued about the old Adelaide wharf space and minimum gaps between structures. Cr. Cooper and Cr. Crowley clashed over rights and continental toss doubts as Cr. Steine’s motion to adjust the 33 feet and 7 feet measurements was discussed amid disagreement.
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Ir. Steine
Hobbie Crowky
Teft
Cooper
Aqnatic Club
Adelaide
Crowley
Cr. Cooper
Cr. Crowlew
Cr. Steince
Lang Rules Out Federal Roads Pact In Australia
Sydney reports Premier Mr J T Lang declared he would not endorse the Federal Roads Agreement. Adelaide notes Premiers in Parliament say the road plan intrudes on State powers, urging rejection as opposed by the assembly and protests.
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Sydney
J. T Lang
Adelaide
Commonwealth
Brisbane areas report wells and ground conditions
A fragmented report notes brishane oralla down time near nine thousand to four thousand seat area. It mentions depths between three and four feet and compares with wells in other parts of the world where such conditions were common.
Mexican government orders church takeovers by lay committees
Mexico City July 28. The Mexican Government today issued orders refusing to permit Roman Catholic priests who cease to function at midnight Saturday to turn over the churches to laymen committees. Churches to be placed in charge of committees appointed by mayors in each city. Reuter.
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Mexico City
Reuter
Progress Association Cairns Discusses Harbor Reclamation
A Cairns progress meeting at Gebdfellaws Hall, chaired by Mr D Andersen, debated reclaiming land between Barron Point and the wooden wharf. The Harbor Board was urged to proceed, with calls to limit private practice by council officers and to delay champagne-fueled Jubilee celebrations. The motion to ask Council to decide the Jubilee form failed 5 to 0.
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Caiina Progress Association
Gebdfellaws
D. Andersen
V. Jensen
Barron Point
Harbor Board
Cairns
Jensen
W. Kettle
Mr. Craig
J. Futton
Craig
Norman Park
Kettle
Crag
Sen
Lords Debate Teases Dominions on Empire Duties
London July 27. In the House of Lords Earl Balfour signaled that Mr Ballwin would soon address the Dominions on a matter described as tame and vital. He hinted relations within the Empire carry duties similar to those to our own realm and suggested forthcoming action would reflect those duties.
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London
House of Lords
Earl Balfour
Ballwin
Dominions
Peras
Ae l
Therm
Lees
Provision noted for Bourne referendum concerns
Fragmentary text indicates a provision of £100,608 set aside or continuing to fund the Referendum. The brief references "Healthy Bourne" and a July 2 date appear, but the readable items are the monetary provision and the referendum context.
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Bourne
Australia faces industrial dangers and reforms call
The Prime MinisterBruce warned that Australia must better use its resources to build a solid national economy. He urged closer cooperation between employers and workers, noting rising efficiency and shifting shares of ownership. He announced plans to send Australian industrialists to America to study methods and report back.
Courtroom chaos as defendant challenges Cairns hearing
In Cairns Police Court Francis John Phillip Lawdie faced a drunken language charge from July 2. The defendant disrupted proceedings, interrupting witnesses and arguing with the Bench, prompting threats of contempt and repeated warnings. Witnesses testified to his behavior at the Cairns Theatre Office and ticket box. He was convicted and fined, with option to serve seven days in default.
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Cairns Police Court
Wis
Francis John Phillip lLawdie
Albert George Baynes
Sydney Linco
Cairns
Trical
Jendant
Forres
Comger
Statant
Fies
Ineest
Witnness
Pirner
Weodmonday
Turner
St. Deering
Gecegel
Local option ruling on liquor act creates statewide areas
An appeal under the 1912 Liquor Act led the court to affirm that section 163 effectively established several areas across Quentecland. The decision upholds the legality of the local option framework and its geographic scope as defined by the act.
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Dsnicee Manaputeve
Devebh
Quntecnaland
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Mme
Jac Kensie
Carey
Irene
Mesers
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Australian Industries
Mr. Bruce
America
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