British policy on Anglo Egyptian talks and Kellogg remarks
Sir Austen Chamberlain explains Britain aims for a unified treaty approach with Egypt and the United States. He notes consultations with other dominions and cautions that declarations must be universally understood to maintain peace, referencing Kellogg’s recent address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sip Amrien
Egypt
Sir Austen
Sarwar Vasha
Sarwar
Lin
Sarwal
Sarwat
Kameny MacDaneshl
Kellogg
Aveten Chamberlain
Europe
United States
Geneva
Butter marketing remarks boost Australian butter aims
AL B. tough of the Quetscue Farrs Coeagperative Federation in London praised Australian butter standards and discussed market unity. He noted competition within the industry, urged regulation and better organization, and pointed to the Kangaroo brand as a positive move while stressing cross‑jurisdiction cooperation among Australian states and with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL B. Tough
Luh
New Zealand
Twugh
London Agence
Liairy Control Board
Australia
London
Ai. A. Hyland
Slough
Toohry Street
Offa
Co- Operative
Neas
Queensland
Rifle-Caining Citizen Force Rifle Club Event Report
A fragmented item details a gathering related to the Rifle-Caining Citizen Force Rifle Club. It mentions May 26 at a location described as a head and place, with sweepstakes and a dramatic tone about theft, prizes, and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE RIFLE ——_—— CAINING CITIZEN FORCE RIFLE CLUB
Siewhees
Shipping Disputes Raise Tensions Across Port
A confused dispatch reports mounting labor disputes among seafarers and shipowners. Authorities accuse the union council of exploiting workers while officials warn of broader strike consequences and possible government intervention.
Busy Bank Scene Sparks Trade Tension at Commonwealth Branch
A tumultuous report details activity at a busy bank in the Commonwealth region. Bank officers and British clients clash over Mediterranean trade concerns as personnel insist on orderly operations. The scene includes tense moments with a teller confronting an unapologetic patron amid strained relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cine
Commonwealth
Anette
Commonwealth Bank
Earthquake at Innisfail prompts Cairns Post inquiry
A reader laments Cairns Post silence on the Innisfail quake and its damage. He describes Rankine Street devastation and tremor effects on the town, urging prompt reporting and action if further tremors occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns Post
Innisfail
Snnkion Pound
Rankine Street
France
Australia must reduce public holidays to boost economy
A letter argues Australia should cut public holidays to increase production and wages. The author suggests merging holidays into a single period, eliminating Saints' Day and other observances, and reduces overall holiday counts to align with international competition. May 9 is referenced by Millaa Milla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jcitin
Mustralbio
Hiss
Bernal Hul
England
Britain
Australian export prospects for currants and sultanas cited
Canberra reports from the Parliamentary Country Party warn of shifting supply and demand in 1927. Australia produced 14 000 tons of sultanas currants and texing with 12 000 tons sold domestically and 2 000 for export. The Export Control Board under Bruce Page is supporting overseas marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Parliamentary
Country Party
Australia
Export Control Board
Bruce-Page
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Foreign Wial
Tayot
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League OF Nations
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Kellogz
Markeman
Otal
Barridl
Dillon
Tlamiassen
Cortes
Dmarhamentary Koouttey Mardy
Piatdart Parker
Abdreti Hillett
Marnteford
Che
Calrna
Vest
W. Boland
Boland
Stighely
Bjin
Bim
Bach
Barre Fujl
Lan W
Viewx
Ruse
Oran
Bolands
Yardley
Es Amd
Awe Pysaus
Havard
Koac
Lydia
Fancy Ower
Sera
Rem
Rene Fawn
Champgne
Lamb Pai Ve
Yan Aed
Bolands Price
Sesartly Foldil Wen
Ini
Anders Lita
Georgedte
Tana Achat
Velvet Bhowers
Tomdad Mable
Holand
Paul
Amd
Boland S Price
Warkole
Nottingham
Alood
Raven Boland
Boys Orey
Boland Price
Madras
Mercia
Sky
Wtic
Navy
Marvelle
Oxford
Childrens Bau
Boland’s Ltd
Cairn
Millaa Milla
Birhen
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