Abyssinian Italian talks aim for harmony and action
The text outlines a committee guided to maintain neighborly relations between Abyssinia and Italy. It notes obligations on savers and arms trade, supports a collective international ban, and seeks constructive measures to improve Abyssinian life. The Five should report to the Council, with a possible early Wednesday council meeting.
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Committee of Five
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Council
Geneva
Abtisinia Seeks Sun Protection During Campaign
Abtisinia stresses the need for sun protection during the campaign. The candidate emphasizes practical measures and public health awareness to safeguard supporters and organizers under outdoor conditions.
British Cabinet Ministers Meet in London Across Sept 25
In London on September 25 the Prime Minister Mr Stanley Baldwin consulted with several colleagues including Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare Neville Chamberlain Sir Tom Simon and Mr Ramsay MacDonald about Calpe affairs and related plans.
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London
Das
Stanley Ballwin
Saimuel Hoare
Neville Chamberlain
Toh Simon
Ramsay MacDonaMt
Railways win in manslaughter case over horse death
At Innisfail Magistrates Court Mr W Rifke, PM, made a reserved judgment finding no evidence of negligence by the railway company in a horse death caused by a tram. The court deemed plant and riders partly negligent, with Railways cleared of liability but court debated duties of the railway in carriage contracts.
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W. Rifke
Angela Stella
Antonio Stella
Borse
Kune
Deena
Commiananer
Camhnton
Farner
Jude
Medical Service Debate Overseen by Home Secretary
A Sep Rotary address in Brisbane outlines a plan for a national medical service promoted by the Queensland branch of the BMA. The speaker argues a half century of delay and the rise of the middle class have not improved care and calls for reform, favoring gradual change and tax-based funding over a universal scheme.
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Rotary Tials
Mr . Manlon
Mayopalmie Service
Wquensland
BMA
Northern Wills and Probates Granted in Townsville
In Townsville on September 24 the Supreme Court registrar dealt with wills and probates. The will of Tin Yuen, a Townsville merchant who died August 23 191, was abated with Chock Gunn named as executor. Leong Gon, a Townsville merchant who died November 18 1931, had probate granted to Chock Guan. Realty sworn at Townsville and personally at A741.
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Supreme Court
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Jay
Townville
Marchant
China
Chock Gunn
Twasville
Leong Gon
Chock’ Guan
Unclear Speech Cited in Courtroom Fragments
Fragmentary courtroom dialogue references Mr Billie 11 Mr McNamee and Mr Ruthie with phrases suggesting a possible further finding and a discussion of finality. The transcription shows garbled names and unclear instruction, offering little verifiable context or events beyond suggestive legal proceedings.
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Mr McNamee
Vamdelent
He Enies
Unclear draft on British cooperation proposals
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a debate over British cooperation measures and the Committee of Five's proposals. It mentions Baron Aloai and Senor de Madérings with a September date, suggesting reasons why the measures are deemed unacceptable.
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Tealy
Baron Aloai
Five
Preposterous claims on Abyssinia ceding territory
The correspondent describes a sakesman’s view that only Ogaden and Aussa could be ceded for cash and foreign adviser approval. The text argues for modernization of Abyssinia and notes concerns over alleged feustatory prioges fueling civil ware.
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Sue Vercigal Phillips
Daits Telemrapt
Sakesman
Ogaden
Aussa
Abyssima
Uni
Salvage Efforts Underway For Maheno Ocean Vessel
Brisbane reports salvage engineer E Murakami arranged to assist the stricken Maheno off Fraser Island. He planned to cable Japanese owners if floating possible, prompting a salvage ship from Japan. If unsuccessful, likely breaking up the ship and towing debris changed the course of the vessel.
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Fraser Ioland
E Murakami
Japan
Sydney
The Cane Dispute Continues in Conference Efforts
A committee including J.S. Morris C Teitzel Meburk J.P O'Donohue and T Walter sought a conference with A.W.A secretary Mr Fallon to discuss the dispute. The committee said they would meet but doubted an unconstitutional body would. They have been pressing for a voluntary settlement through talks.
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C. Teitzel
Meburk
J.P O'Donohue
T. Walter
Etre
Mr. Fallon
MPC
Steike
Strike leaders seek conference after citizens rally
The public discusses a settlement as Mir Fallon agrees to arrange a conference with strike representatives including J C Henry C Boste Barred H Wilson Landran J Thompson and B Hansen. A 1200 strong crowd gathered outside Butler Street Theatre while arbitration court involvement is planned.
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Wages tax cuts and road funding in Budget speech
Sydney reports the Budget speech detailing wage tax reductions, lower rates for income bands, and a 10 to 50 percent rise in road assistance. It notes railway finances easing, a large overall remission total near £90,000, and a tax reduction impact exceeding one third of total taxes.
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Stevens
Me Stevens
Fuures
Chararsy
Melbourne deputation seeks tax relief from government
The Melbourne Chamber of Commerce plans a deputation representing all business sectors to lobby Prime Minister Lyons for reductions in government expenditure to enable substantial tax relief. The move signals broad industry backing for fiscal relief aligned with tax cuts.
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Seyi
Chamber of Commerce
Ganising
Roving Strikers Clash With Police at Mill Yard
A tense confrontation unfolded as workers at a mill yard resisted new cutters and demanded better terms. Police, led by Inspector Lipp, moved in to separate the groups, while the crowd urged restraint amid escalating tensions during Monday’s events.
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