Bruce Bids Farewell in Fighting Seven Years’ Work Reviewed
Canberra report on Mr Bruce delivering his farewell as Prime Minister to Australians. He thanks the people for trust and loyal support during a long tenure and cites efforts to simplify central regulation of industry to boost prosperity. He notes the public rejection of proposals and the aim to strengthen the foundations of future prosperity and happiness.
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Canberra
Bruce
Australia
Commonwealth
Bruce and Franklin Not Contesting in Canberra
Bruce and Franklin are not contesting in Canberra. The notice, dated October 2, confirms both parties. No further action or candidates listed.
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Bruce and
Franklin
Calcutta Strike Action Report From Wharf Turmoil
In Calcutta on October 22 reports describe dock workers and barriers at the wharf facing silent strikers. Volunteers and markers were reportedly overwhelmed as a reduction in hours was offered if the strike would be called off.
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Calcutta
Oetaber
Berriers
Arkers Merting
South Africa Finance Proposals Stir Wool and Overseas Orders
The Minister for Finance discussed proposed cuts for next season wool and a substantial curtailment of overseas orders. Agricultural towns fear adverse effects and financial strain within the sector.
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Semvesti
Renin
Minister For Finance
Italy orders Rome recall of ambassador over missing code
Berlin reports that after the Italian Embassy vanished, Musso tene ordered the ambassador Count Marescotti and all staff to return to Rome. It is understood the code was stolen.
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Berlin
Mussoteni
Rome
Count Marescotti
Solini Takes Aim at Star Team Over Code Theft Complaint
Mumeolai vents anger as Bonhe calls for a reset after alleged theft of a single code. The fiery dispute strains relations with the star squad, and the matter remains unsettled.
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Mumeolai
Rickshaw Riot Sabotage in Peking
Report of a long standing dispute over tafe storage leads to a rioting crowd damaging tramway pieces and machinery. Military units appear to assist in restoring order as rioters clash on the streets and foreign unions face pressure amid unrest.
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Tafe
Collision suit details on Grey Cliffe and Tahiti vessel speeds
Plaintiffs allege Greycliffe failed to keep course and lookout and altered course to sound two short blasts to warn vessels ahead. Tahiti reportedly steamed at 13 knots with harbour limit set at eight knots, forming central facts of the case.
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Tahiti
Captain's Evidence and Official Visit Discussed
A court hearing referenced Captain's evidence in reply to Dr Bris senden s question. The witness stated ongoing employment with the company as of Garden Island. Mr Justice Habe announced plans to visit for an investigation into the date in evidence.
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Dr. Brissenden
Comen Yseas
Geology professor notes impact of skilled geotheists on mines
Brisbane reports OG Richards of Queensland University observes how highly skilled geotheists aided South African mining development. He cites the platinum regions north of Pretoria, the Rustenburg district, and the Merensky rock disk as pivotal to progressive mining in Northern Rhodesia, illustrating the value of geology in ore discovery and extraction.
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Brisbane
A. OG Richards
Queensland University
Pretoria
Rustenbarg
Merensky
Rhortesia
Bradford Wool Trade Sees Rejection Of Wage Cut Proposal
In Bradford, twenty two unions representing about 150,000 textile workers rejected a wage cut proposal. Voting totals were 17467 for and 1664 against with 5.49 percent neutral. The average loss would be 4/7 of £2/14/10 for men and 2/8 of £1/12/5 for women. Employers fear industry distress as negotiations end. several firms have already announced 10 percent reductions. A National Union of Textile Unions meeting is set for Saturday.
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London
Bradford
National Union of Textile Unions
Yorkshire Post Urges Arbitration to Break Textile Deadlock
London editorial calls readers on both sides to pursue arbitration to prevent a crisis of first magnitude in the wool textile industry. The piece stresses the need for calm and constructive resolution to the stalemate.
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London
Yorkshire Post
Rest After Tour Mr. MacDonald in Canada
Mr. MacDonald rests in Canada after a tour, with two days of seclusion. A special train carried no other passengers as correspondents were left behind in Montreal. The holiday will be devoid of official engagements and interviews.
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MR. MacDonald
Canada
Montreal
Welcome at Montreal
Montreal October 21 a large crowd welcomed Mr isamsay MacDonald on his arrival from Quebec City this morning He prepares to begin a two day private visit in Quebec government circles noted the enthusiasm of the greeting and his itinerary remains private for the moment
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Montreal
Isamsay MacDonald
Quaya
Toon
Ini
Quebec
Empire and Peace Speech Propels Unity for World Peace
A speech outlines a vision of empire unity and industrial adjustment, urging cooperation among nations. The speaker praises President Hoover and France's Briand, noting broader effort beyond two nations to bring about peace and economic resilience.
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Serre
President Hoover
Mr. Hoover
France
M. Briand
Naval conference date fixed for January start
London observers report the five power naval conference will open January 20. Australia delays reply due to political crisis while New Zealand signals willingness to participate though not disclosing whether a minister or naval representative will attend. Australia may respond before Foreign Secretary Henderson begins talks with France.
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London
Australian Press Association
New Zealand
Foreign Office
Australia
Arthur Henderson
France
US Delegation to Naval Conference Names Members
In Washington on October 21 Secretary Stimson announced that Senators Reed and Robinson have accepted posts as U S Delegation members for the London naval conference. General Dawes and Hugh Gibson are named as other delegates with Borah reportedly invited but declining to protect future independence of judgment.
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Washington
Stimson
United States
London
Hoover
Reed
Robinson
General Dawes
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Borah
Navy 13 Britain Policy Emphasized by New Zealand Official
Sir James Parr, High Commissioner for New Zealand, told the Navy League dinner that Ramsay MacDonald called the Navy Britain itself in New York. He stressed Empire communications must remain inviolate as a sea defeat looms and noted cruisers exist for potential armament reductions while warning trust and organisation are not yet sufficient to guarantee peace. An Anglo American agreement should not face difficulty, though other powers are concerned.
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London
Navy League
James Parr
New Zealand
Ramsay MacDonald
New York
Britain
James
Armamen
League of Nations
Large families amid peasantry and infant mortality notes
A brief passage notes large peasant families and contrasts mortality rates, stating that female infant mortality exceeds male infant mortality. The text contrasts with experiences in other countries, highlighting demographic concerns among rural communities.
FRAU ZOUBKOFF SALE AT BONN PORT EXPECTED REVEAL
A fragmentary item notes Frau Zoubkoff's sale at Bonn Port. The report hints at an expected release or realization but provides few concrete details or dates. Further readable text is needed for clarity on participants and outcomes.
Swedish Monopoly Arrangements With Germany Reported
An agreement signed between the German government and a Swedish match company grants a 32 year monopoly in Germany conditional on a £25,000,000 loan at six percent. The arrangement awaits Reich approval and is linked to broader political alignments amid Soviet opposition.
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Berlin
Germany
Jamgua
French Crisis Forces Briand Resignation In Paris Debates
Paris reports on October 22 show M Briand resigning as the Chamber demands an early foreign policy discussion, including The Hague agreement. The cabinet quits as deputies vote 288 to 877, with Briand and his government said to stay in power only until the appointed work ends. The scene reflects turmoil over the Hague settlement and growing militarist tensions.
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Paris
M. Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Hague
R. Paris
Aig Sayok Te
M. Marin Secusing
France
Snow- Toe
Rhineland
Chamber
Dairy Show Results For Salted And Unsalted Butter
Judges announced for salted and unsalted butter with no former competitors. Colonial butter entries led by The Gayndah Co operative Company Queenstand with 99 points. Downs Co operative Crow's Nest Queenstand 98, second. Marlborough Cone Biggenden Queensland 95 first, Candela Co operative Byron Bay NSW 94 second, Downs Co operative Toowoomba 93 third. Australian honey entries scarce with only one entry.
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Gayndah Co
Queenstand
Spon
Downs Co-operative
Crow's Nest
Toowoomba
Marlborough
Ative Company
Biggenden
Queensland
Candela Co-operative Company
Byron Bay
New South Wales
Downs Co-operatve Compeny
Canada
Atlantic Flight Harbour Grace Flight Narrative
An aviation report notes Dieu of Bill Montana departing Harbour Grace Newfoundland for London with a stated destination of Tying, 168 of gavolene.
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Harbour Grace
Newfoundland
Dieu
Bill
Montana
Favorable Weather Forecast Hints Mixed Conditions
New York reports favorable weather on October 22 as the London 165 gallons of petrol could fuel 25 hours at 110 miles per hour. The United States Weather Bureau predicts continuing favorable weather with showers expected on the Irish coast.
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New York
London
United States Weather Bureau
Dangerous Flight Report Sparks Fear and Doubt
Montreal dispatches describe a perilous air journey where the Golde chains are linked to Sir Francis Drake’s lineage. The Barling Bomb builders claim the plane is unsafe and flight risk remains, prompting warnings about the dangerous craft.
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Montreal
Golde
Sir Francis Drake
Barling
Jayne
Impetus to the Manufacture of Fight
An urging toward accelerating the production of arms and weapons, reflecting a push for increased military readiness and industrial output in response to rising tensions and security concerns. The note underscores a policy shift favoring faster gunpowder and equipment fabrication and broader supply chain mobilization.
Atherton Planting Ceremony Aims to Grow Town Centre
At 1 p m in Atherton a public tree planting ceremony drew 300 residents. Speakers urged early planting to transform Atherton into a future capital of North Queensland. A. Lilley of local societies praised progress. Jack Joyes emphasized timely action. The selected tree, a red curry pod, is a quick grower with yellow flowers and red pods.
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Atherton
Siea
Wirke
Phator
Jaen
Ender Ath
Fiaein
Ooasanties
Someind & Che
J. F. Currie
Emmy
North Quensland
A. S. Lilley
London Stocks Rally After General Fall Cools
London on October 22 saw Austration loan stocks rise while British government stocks lagged after Monday's market drop. Dealers note renewed demand and a cautious tone as investors reassessed gilt prices and foreign issues amid thin trading.
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London
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Frau Zoubkoff
Porte
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Sera
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