Abyssinia's Million Men For Defence Mussolini's Colonial Plans
The British embassy in Rome reports pleasant talks with Mussolini about colonial aims as Italy increases munitions. Italy decrees extra appropriations for colonial forces: 25 million pounds Army, 22.5 million Navy, 5 million Air Force, with colonies absorbing 17 million. Addis Ababa notes a free pardon for 50 000 prisoners to bolster the army though arming all remains impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Serra
Abyssinia
General League Opinion Prompts Public Debate
Rome desk reports General League views on taxation and insurance costs affecting tenants and residents. The Times Rome correspondent notes political pressure rising as finance reforms face opposition from opponents, while critics push for decisive action and possible deadlines.
Twes Rene coreempreueus and leagueers discuss Italy sanctions
Fragmented OCR text shows a wartime diplomatic exchange with references to Mussolini and France, Britain and economic sanctions, and Abyainise replies on committee talks. It mentions Geneva and September 23, and hints at territorial adjustments and lines of negotiation amid global tension.
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Vivicam
Hanes
Briain
France
Mussolini
Britain
M. Lavalas
Italy
Tall en intention Rome September 25 government
Fragmentary dispatches from Rome and Addis Ababa report diplomats, spies, and royal figures. The text cites MC Laval as an expected mediator or actor and references tensions around a king in Abpenia, with mentions of escape risks and harsh penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Testiam
Uxys
Acs
Laval
Council to Act on Five Member Committee Report
London September 23 The Levexe Council's Sub-committees of Five prepared a statement of Treasury artifacts and dispositions after meetings this week The committee planned to report the situation in a formal form evaluating responses from Abyzinta and examining accompanying declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowdon
Levexe Council
Witc
Plane fire drags aviators from Kabushis by camel ride
In Kharto u m on September 23 two strangers on camels reached Kabushis 120 miles north of the city with the missing aviators. The Australian Cable Service dispatch notes the unexpected reunion as the plane caught fire and the men were located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabushis
Here
Mourilyan Sugar Harvest Starts Amid Idle Weeks
In Mourilyan the Mourilyan sugar district readies for harvest as gangs return to work after weeks of idleness. Police presence increases while sign-on occurs at Camp Bell’s farm and sugar mills Goondie and South Johnston resume operations, signalling a full restart of production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Mourilyan
McArthur
Camp Bell's
Mourilyan Township
Goondie
South Johnstome Mills
Innisfail Clerk Appointed Industrial Magistrate
Official Brisbane notice states J. H. Moore, Clerk of Petty Sessions in Innisfail, has been appointed an Industrial Magistrate under the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act. The appointment expands responsibilities in regional labor dispute mediation and enforcement. Moore will oversee matters in the Innisfail district and coordinate with Brisbane officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innisfail
Brisbane
J. H. Moore
Petty Sessions
Merger talks mix with Tasman service plan in Brisbane
Reported in Bris Led on reconvened merger talks between TRARS and Tasman associates. Fractured statements from Memaroca and Charles Rangs ford Smith hint at early plans, with opposition voices noting stage two disclosures and ongoing committee reorganizations amid Parke ruste concerns.
British Generosity and Sikorsky Output Trust Discussion
The Trust acquired control of Sikorsky boats output and invited Mr Armstrong to provide a report on an overwater service. A discussion with Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and others followed about development under the Trust Act. The Commission and Australian organisations may be involved. details appear on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Ae
Sikorsky
Aavershan
Charles Kingsford Saath
Bix
Seerae
Dinewmlen
Australia
Prosecution in Cairns Case Seeks Short Remand
Inspector Lipp prosecuted the Cairns case with two defendants pleading not guilty. Cramp requests a fortnight remand for evidence collection and counsel briefing. The Bench restricts to two weeks until September 16 while noting police readiness and need for magistrate handling.
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Inspector Lipp
Cairns
EW. Cramp
Tully
Lipp
Dante
Momey
Strike turmoil as workers clash with police at site
The article details a clash involving strikers including Messrs C Teirael J S Morea C McGurk T Baber and J P O Dene. Police led by Inspector Lipp and Selby seized several men after a motor lorry incident, with four locals attending the confrontation and later taken to the watch-house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
Comates
Messrs_C Teirael J
S. Morea
C ‘McGurk
T. Baber
J. P.o'denehoe
Cmeeting
Semelaprade
Yolowe
Mallee
Tnspector ‘Lipp
Selby
Grasbed
Wan
Tully September 24 Mediation Noted Concluded on Page Eight
A terse report from Tully notes a mediation effort with participants appointed by a mediatory committee. The conclusion is indicated as on page Eight of the edition. Further details are not provided in the surviving readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
Memmuret
Po Sommittes
Censure motion condemns Government over unemployment and policy failures
The censure motion led by F M Forde accuses the Government of summoning Parliament for party gain, failing to provide measures to reduce unemployment, and mishandling overseas trade. Critics say Lyons and ministers offered no tangible progress and the employment market remained closed despite promised reforms.
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F. M. Forde
Lab
Eall
Mer
Parlis
Brford
Tfar. Lyona Snd
Mr. Lyon
Menzifs Cation and Delegation to England Stance
The article quotes Mr. Mennes criticizing a delegation to England as futile and notes dissatisfaction among coal mining interests. It mentions debates over dairy and meat negotiations and expresses belief that safe action in government is blocked by ministers and cabinet members.
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RL Mennes
England
Miners Walk Out At American Coal Plant
Reported on American Coal miners walking out after initial talks with owners. A conference later approached agreement within 15 cents in wage terms, but details beyond that were unclear and unresolved.
Streamlined Edition on Trials Sets High Speed Record
A detailed report notes speeds over 100 miles per hour during official trials. It discusses costs, budgetary constraints, and defense expenditure as Australia and Britain negotiate under the Ottawa agreement. The piece mentions anticipated concessions for 1905-06 and highlights budgetary tightening affecting projections.
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Ottawa
Australian Congress Meeting Reflects Economic Tensions
Delegates at a September Australian congress discuss lingering low economic mood and cautious signs of improvement. Arbitration courts are criticized for wage cuts that relieve employers but burden workers, with concern over potential fascist influence if unrest grows. The conference acknowledges the sacrifice of workers and praises the late leader’s efforts amid strained industrial relations.
Trade View Urges Free Material Access for Peace
Canberra report notes Mr CALS Humber speaking during a parliamentary session about urgent need to secure raw materials for people’s comfort and stability. Claim denies conquest motive, stresses free trade as path to world peace and avoidance of war by satisfying necessities.
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Canberra
Sabi
Revival urged at Muh annual assembly in Queensland
The Muh annual assembly of the Baptice Unie of Queensland met in Brisbane on September 24. Rev G Haughan spoke urging revival as the only remedy to save churches from materialism and to restore spiritual fire. Delegates at Canberra noted concern over the low state of church zeal and approved steps toward revival.
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Brisbane
Muh
Baptice Unie
Queensland
G Haughan
Canberra
Australian naval defence debated amid recall rumours
In Darwin, September 23, officials declined to comment on reports HMS Sonex was recalled to the Mediterranean to replace HMAS Australia Australis now on exchange duty there. Parliament questioned if Imperial intrigue sought to move Australia home, while Admiralty reaffirmed the normal Mediterranean exchange plan and kept details undisclosed.
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Canberra
J. A. Lyons
Defence
Archdale Parkehill
Darwin
HMS
Sonex
Mediterranean
HMAS
Australia
Parkhill
Australis
Bea
House of Representatives
Beatley
Lasy Labor
Hbas Australis
London
Italy
Admiralty
Suse
Gibraltar
Senate Debate on League of Nations Policy Ends in Defeat
Senator Pearce defended the Covenant as the Senate debated opposition to any action risking Australia in war. An amendment to oppose involvement was defeated 26 to 4, with Labor Senators voting for it. Postmaster-General McLachlan argued Australia should uphold League principles, avoid war, and rely on diplomacy amid tensions between Italy and Abyssinia. United Australia Party and Country Party members largely backed restraint.
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Pearce
J. W. Mcldonald
Senate
Australia
Labor
AJ. McLachlan
Austra
Polhy
League
Austral
League of Nations
Italy
Abyssinia
Seaator J. S. Collins
Australa
Australia wavering over policy with Britain and rearmament fears
A fragmented report discusses Australia's uncertain stance on international alignments and defense commitments. It notes Britain's position, shifts in policy toward South Africa, New Zealand, and Free Mixed declarations, and tensions surrounding potential regional security options amid evolving global stances.
Defexce and Commonsiiet London Replecher 2
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a legal or political dispute involving J Beary Cleas tah and an assembly or committee. The text mentions terms like amendment, defense, and imminent dates, with references to a meeting and actions by authorities.
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Australian Cable Service
Homa
Sir Eric Drummond
Signor
Samuel Hoare
General League Opinion
M. Laval
Erasce
Meine
Ftalian
Seime
Hesnt Aval Insurance
Times
British Assurance
Ana Cartoon Bane
Tusa
Mussefin
Twes
Rene Coreempreueus
Abpea
Sa Keass
Abyesinia
Gineva
Weachange
Otsir
Tallen
Addis Arara
Council
GENEV
Usgeriee
Asrom Absini
Aviation
Khartoum
Walcott
CWA
Flying Boats
Trars-Tasman
Kingsford ‘Smith
Airlines OF Australia
Acestrong
Bris‘Led
Trust
Memaroca
Segusia
Charles Rangsford Smith
Piers
Sir Charles
Rin Saat
Gurles Kingelied
Tully Strikers
J. Beasley
Lang Group
New South Wales
Lynas
Ft.ulds Yachten
Atildal
Beasley
Netil
MR. Menzifs
A. Withering
Mint
Ameraiian Calle Service
Caep
Aneraiian
Betis
Camela
Sonch Os
Congress
Mrisbane
Adomen Tau
Me. T. Maroney
Arbitration Courts
Sioroser
Getmie’stroncen
Mms
Baptist Union ON Assembly
Australian Naval Defence
Sumer
Stuart
Moresby
Herbour
SMAS
Seemtor
George Pearce
League ‘of Nations
Beinaia
Collings
United Australan Party
Country Party
Bruce
Leas
Replecher
Ae Petou
Ens
J. Beary
Aum
Diepmten
Charles Rideford
EAE
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