Sensational Hold-Up at Genoa Delays Pacific Treaty Debate
French representatives faced pressure over amendments to the pacific treaty at Genoa as M Barthou's absence and new economic safeguards stirred contention. Discussions centered on private concessions and the risk of reopening the draft while Barrere’s instructions remained unsettled.
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Gowen
Comeeien
Barre
Lloyd George
M. Leporent
Barrere
Ongenenan
Barthes
France
Headd
Europe
Paris
Naval Reduction Treaty Thresholds Stated Ahead of Ratification
A report notes a definite man naval could be reached and outlines that reductions depend on the Pacific treaty being ratified by all signatories. The article emphasizes pending peace treaty ratification as the key factor guiding naval reduction plans.
Copper freight reductions noted for port and copper output
Sydney reports reduction in freights by certain shipping companies on exports from Western territory and special reductions for goods from northern lands to Port Moret. Authorities seek further cuts to stimulate copper production and recover languishing markets in the sector.
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Sydney
Shipp Compirica
Wiewenntiefe
Wort
Northecnsland
Port Meret
Plague In Sydney Reported With New Victims
Sydney reports three new plague victims including two children and a married woman among patients recently in hospital. Another case concerns a 16 year old boy from Glebe, with infection source uncertain. Health officials warn of ongoing spread and monitor affected areas.
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Sydney
Evers
Glebe
Golden Grove Experiment Aims at Bacon Factory Control
Atherton May 3 reports a board meeting of the Atherton Tableland Co operative Butter Bacon Company discussing the bacon operation, refrigeration links to the Butter Factory, and a plan to take over meat for sale at Mareeba. A Tuesday conference will decide on new directors and machinery transfer to form a new Bacon Company.
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Atherton
Atherton Tableland Co-operative Butter - Bacon Company
Anne
Posed Bacon Company
Bebos
Sual Baconite
En * Grove
Moon
Oniek
Ness
Mareeba
Ter
Atherton Tableland
Orth Geeentee Bacon Company
Underwood
Lee
Moreecha Enterprise
Refining Talks in New South Wales Face Changes
Speaking at a shareholders meeting Sager Refining presented by Mr. Rater discussed government refining agreements in Australia. The talks cover expirations in June and plans for new arrangements with Australia New Zealand Fiji governments amid weather and market uncertainties.
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Sager Refining
Fe. Rater
Diosty
New South Wales
Sale of Speeacetee Goods On Friday Afternoon
A notice states the sale will occur Friday May at 2 30 PM. It mentions submission to an auction on the premises and a general inspection of the furniture before the sale.
World flight plans by Major Blake from London
Major Blake announces preparations for a world flight starting from London via Channel routes toward Paris and beyond. He claims a 1000 mile record as proof of feasibility and discusses daily cross-Channel services with fresh pilots, while noting Air Ministry support for an Amphibian aircraft.
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Blake
London
Bacaonas
Paris
Ice
Australian Press Association
Keith Sun
Brooks
Air Ministry
Meatworks Offer Prices Quoted for Delivery
Brisbane May 4 The Cattle Council and United Grassers Association announce meatworks today. They advise stock owners that meat companies are prepared to commence operations on a minimum buying basis in the north at 7/6 per hundred for first quality, 3/6 for condemned. Prices are quoted for delivery to the works and owners are urged to arrange directly with the meat companies.
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Brisbane
Cattle Council
United Grassers' Association of
Beth Parines
Theos Pres
Delivi
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Atherton Country Show Prepares With Exhibits and Watering Arrangements
Atherton prepares for a prominent country show with well-arranged dates and exhibits. The committee notes ample water access for exhibitors, with plans to improve amenities for visitors and animals. Volunteers organize the event to ensure a successful exhibition.
Public funeral for John Adamson announced by Acting Premier Gillies
Brisbane reports the Government will hold a public funeral for the late John Adamson with no public service closing the State, enabling any public servant to attend. Condolences arrive from Federal figures Groom and Pearce, and Senator Pearce.
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Brisbane
Gillies
John
Manson
Cate
Australia
Groom
Pearce
Cossart
In Honor of Herberton District Soldiers
Fragmentary text honors Herberton district soldiers with references to Anzac spirit. Mentions satin item and scattered names, including Sinclair and Baker, but key details are unclear and many words are garbled.
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Herberton District
Talia
Anzac
Quetnsland
Sinclair Art
Baker
Jno
Arrests in Paris Drag in Australian and Loner Figures
French authorities detain an Australian and an unnamed man at the request of the American Embassy. The pair, who left New York recently, face unspecified charges as investigations proceed. Police report indicates a bond set at $100,000 and potential involvement of others in the case.
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Paria
En Ineott
Arthur Con Msio Ae
New York
A A
Rillon
Annes
France
Sant
Butter Prices Rise to 1s 9d Per Pound in Brisbane
Brisbane May 3 wholesale butter price up from 1s 8d to 1s 9d per pound reflecting market shift.
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Brisbane
Salaries Bill Debate Ends With Passage of Reduced Pay
In the Assembly the Salaries Reduction Bill faced amendments from Mr. Ashford and Mr. McTiernan. Debates stretched 14 hours as attempts to set ministers’ pay at 600 and later 1670 failed. The bill, aiming to cut ministerial salaries, eventually passed with the reduced amount approved after divisions showing strong opposition and support.
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NSW. Legislative Assembly
Sydney
Ashford
Riccen
Wenner
Pal
Wright
Hietary
Ik My. McTiernan
Set
Rest of the News Briefs and Conflicting Dispatches
In a rushed mosaic of wires and notes from various centers the miner H Argo dies from injuries after a topwied explosion. A New York cable reports Greens and the Premier discussing a first American loan and related financial moves. Kilkenny City faces invasion by Regulara forces as the cabinet resigns in partial reorganization. Capetown reports government still backs the 8 hour day and week proposal. George informs Barthou that Britain moves a cautious path in response to events.
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H. Argo
New York
Bovers
Takeehashi
Trregulara
Kilkenny City
Capetown
George
Menses Barthou
Hughes Rings Up Melbourne By Wir Purpose
Fragmentary text describes a telephone communication with Melbourne aboard and a demonstration or performance. It mentions Mr Hughes and Mel bourne, the benefit to those aboard, and a press delight with the demonstration noted as highly satisfactory.
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MR. Hughes
Melbourne
J- Bourne
Ma “ van
Mackay Case Before Brisbane Court
In the Court of Criminal Appeal Mackay and George face appeal of their murder conviction. Mr Atcheson for the Crown argues no jury misdirection evidence. Chief Justice will consider the matter and a decision is promised on Tuesday.
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Brisbane
Court of Criminal
George
Atcheson
Railway thieves baffled at Alderley station break in
Thieves entered the Alderley Brisbane railway station last night and attempted to blow the safe using plosives. The door jammed, the intruders escaped with no confirmed loot.
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Brisbane
Alderley
A.W.U. Telegrams Call Canberra Strike Return
Telegrams from A.W.U. representatives in Canberra urged striking men to resume work. It is expected they will return tomorrow.
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Sydney
A.W.U
Canberra
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