Constitutional Convention Views Sought From States
Prime Minister Lyons said he would invite states to declare their views on holding a constitutional convention. He proposed the matter be discussed by Premiers at next Loan meeting and noted that a recommendation lacks legal effect but could aid in developing workable proposals. The government offered to assist in arrangements if parliaments agree to a convention.
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Mr. Lyons
Yesterp
Ers
Ion
Referendum Figures Counted In Monday Election
The counting of votes in the referendum election today did not alter the post.
London to debate imperial reform amid Australian tensions
Fragmented telegraphic chatter from The Daily Telegraph signals a looming imperial reform debate centered on Commonwealth finances and living state prospects. The piece hints at potential parliamentary action affecting Australian investments and the broader Commonwealth stance, framed as a test of financial policy and political will.
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London
Bunday
Stm Daily Telegraph
Mamthitg
Commonwealth
Amirasion Atocks
Commonwealth Ux
Australia
Collier Appeal Examines New Australian Government
Perth Monday report outlines an appeal involving multiple parties in a legislative setting. The text references calls to reconsider government structure and the dissolution of current arrangements, with emphasis on the role of the people in determining the path forward. The fragmentary notice hints at constitutional questions and political reconciliation efforts.
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Perth
Collers
Bes
Australia
Racemion
Morotwang
Aerial Acrobatics Rescue Story From London Making News
An unclear London report recounts a perilous air incident with a co-pilot guardian and several named individuals including Alan Molina, May 10, detailing a near escape and crowd reaction amid a dramatic aerial event.
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London
Wille
Ceileliins
Heropoweil
Aisteotia
Meup Hayton Io Mussax
Air Aan Cubharn
Guardian Ladder Hetgure Narrewly Escangl
Alan Molina
Jewish future tied to British empire, says London speaker
In a London speech Mr Wiley of the Jewish Friendly Society argued the fate of Jews lies with Britain. He warned Germany cannot tolerate the dominion of enslaved peoples and urged loyalty to the Kaiser, while ex-Minister Mer Heehart Morgan condemned such sentiment as dangerous.
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Lindon
Prater
Hitler
Lee
Mer Heehart Morgan
Surplus Forecast From Commonwealth Accounts End March
The Commonwealth financial statement for the nine months ended March 31 predicts a substantial year end surplus after allocating 3,500,000 for relief to primary producers and tax remissions. Revenue exceeded expenditure by 2,331,000, with revenue of 2,260,000 and expenditure of 4,864,000, against full year budgeted 67,100,000 and 67,288,000 respectively. A surplus is expected to aid farmers and other primary producers with 2,700,000 in relief and 4,350,000 in remissions.
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Commonwealth
Empire Jews Called to Rally for Anti-Discrimination Cause
The Board of Deputies meeting urged Jews across the Empire to back efforts to press Germany to withdraw antisemitic discrimination. A Refugee Reception Committee with £10,000 in resources was set up. H J Henriques urged action and vowed support from the Jewish community.
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Hondon
Sunda
Law Board of Deputies
Germany
H. J. Henriques
Empire
Smals Demonstration in Trafalgar Square London
A noisy demonstration in Trafalgar Square featured Bundey and Qike in shorts and red clothing, carrying slogans and decasc drinks. police reinforcements arrived as CommuInta Independent Labour and other left wing groups protested the Hitler regime from Germany.
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London
Bundey
Qike
Alee
Ted Dansar
Sydney Show Opens in Fine Weather and High Hopes
The Royal Agricultural Show opens in Sydney amid excellent weather and rising class entries. Farmers gather for a city holiday as judges praise the cattle and pigs sections. Notable remarks from Ayrahire Judge W. R. Brisbane highlight the finest display of animals seen.
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Sydney
W. R. Brisbane
Ayrahire
Flight to England Mrs Bonney Leaves on First Stage
Mrs Bonney the well known airwoman departed Brisbane Monday for the first stage of a flight to England.
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Brisbane
Soviet Economic Organisations Denied Connections With Germany
Germany's ambassador informed M. Litvanoff that Germany would not hinder Soviet economic organisations and hoped they would discontinue connection with German Communists. Litvanoff denied any ties and disclaimed responsibility for private political activities.
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Weacow
Ambanmdéor
Herryor
Jews Resort to Violence in Warsaw Incident
A Jewish youth group in Lode damaged a German paper called Frelopress and smashed windows at the German consulate in Warsaw. The clash marks rising tensions as activists confront German interests amid ongoing hostilities.
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Warsaw
Lode
Newapaper
Frelopress
Ie German Consolate
Mechanical mishap on a rope line injures crew member
In a nautical incident a crew member loses grip on a rope during lowering. The line swings backward and twists, causing injury as another sailor struggles to regain control. The crew member’s fate and action taken are not fully clear from the fragment.
German boycott notices removed in London East End
Police asked Jewish traders in London’s East End to remove German boycott notices as they were not expected to breach the peace. Most complied, while some protested to Scotland Yard, which acknowledged the action.
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London
Fumsy
East End
Scotland Yard
Noted clairvoyant murdered in Berlin case
Berlin reports say Erle Hannwen a renowned clairvoyant and water diviner was found shot and murdered. A motorist discovered the body, unrecognizable due to bullet wounds, and police noted a violent scene as his killers fled.
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Berlin
Erle Hannwen
Hanumen
Hitler
Hannasen
Iie Hotian
Financial statement hints at surplus after payments
The document outlines a large year end surplus projection after settling outstanding payments to primary producers and tax relief. It notes higher than expected income from certain taxes and anticipates end year receipts exceeding initial budget estimates, with peak income tax collections in the last three months.
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Coaymanta Vo
Ate
Lndieaten
Cumojnt
Excine
Aino
44Hours Week Sought for NSW Rail and Tramwaymen
Sydney reporters note J B Chapple announcing the Australian Federations Union seeks a 44 hour week for NSW railway and tramway workers. He argues a general application would be disastrous and that commission hours should rise, noting global trends toward shorter hours and potential rapid labor displacement.
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Sydney
Tragedy in the Alps Calgary Ends in Death
International mathematician KR Paley was killed at Lake Louise while aiding a rescue. His body was recovered after searches among rocks near Mount Fossil as an avalanche followed a cliff fall. Paley studied at a renowned institute and contributed to mathematical analysis research.
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Calgary
Alberta
Bunday
Paley
Higland
Lake Louise
Mt. Fossil
B.uouftalith
Afhiankia
Tion Cullo
Mamanchusetta Institute of ‘Technology
Bontun
Axl
Royal Commission on Petrol Probes Terms of Reference
Terms of reference for an inquiry into petrol industry practices were received by the chairman, Mr S Rid, HC. The commission will examine capital employed, expenditure, home and foreign profits, duties, and taxes, with sittings planned for a Saturday at a stated sum.
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Sydney
Royal Commission
Tate
Surgeons Confer Opens Australasian Mining Congress
A large gathering of famous surgeons from Australia, New Zealand, and beyond attended the sixth annual meeting of the Australasian College of Burges as deliberations commenced on Monday night. Delegates discussed topics tied to the mineing sector and related power issues amid formal proceedings.
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Otdnet
New Zealand
Emongst
Mouni Australasian College of Burges
WIM Lant Power Act Uve
A Time Worn Trick In Auckland Court Case
In Auckland Monday Jack Walker an Australian faced charges of conspiring with Jamies Teylor and an unknown to defraud Francia Atkinson of 1580. Atkinson testified Walker took a wallet at a restaurant containing a 10 000 pound bond in C A Retin’s name. Ross recovered the wallet and was offered a reward, plus funds for Walker and Atkinson. Adams? Gibson allegedly wired 1500 to Canada. The case was adjourned.
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Auckland
Jack Walker
Jamies ‘Teylor
Francia Atkinson
Atkifean
Walker
Hich Waa & Bond
C. A. Retin
Gove City Hote
Atklaman
Waller
Ross
Atkin
Adribson
Canada
Pension Sought By Returned Public Service Soldier
A petitioner representing returned soldiers urged the Repatriation Ministry to grant a larger pension and retirement allowances. The advocate argued many veterans who joined the service were not included and deserve compensation. the minister indicated Cabinet sympathy and pledged careful consideration and action.
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Mondag
Murr
Roca
Ulm Plans Secret Flight From Sydney To San Francisco
Sydney airmen eye a secret three engined flight to San Francisco with stops at Fiji Rago Pago and Hawaii led by C P Ulm. Crew includes Scotty Allen and Captain Taylor with a wireless operator to be chosen. The aircraft uses Wright engines and traces to an A.N.A. aircraft once piloted by Booty Allen.
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Sydney
San Francisco
Fiji
Rago Pago
Hawaii
Mr. C. P. Ulin
Scotty” Allen
Captain Taylor
A.na
Booty" Allen
Kingafard Smith
Ulm
Lyon
Plans for a voyage from America to Austral ia discussed
The report mentions Warner Crome and Ulm in a discussion about a possible journey from America to Australia. Ulm would not confirm or deny the plan, and details remain undisclosed. The intentions of the Might were not clarified.
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Warner Crome
America
Austrilla
Ulm
Labour Debacle in L A Elections
The Labour Party suffers a sweeping defeat in Adelaide elections leaving only four seats in Parliament, down from twenty. New Premier Mr Butler will lead the government in a caretaker role until anticipated resignation planned for April 19.
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Adelaide
Lardour
Mr. Butler
Alia
Richard Butler
Butler
Antil
Doped Cigarette Victim Relieved Of Gold Watch
Melbourne on Monday reports an incident where John Gleason, an accountant, recalls walking on Saturday night toward Carlton when three men approached. After he smoked, he woke to find his gold watch stolen as the trio fled.
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Melbourne
Carlton
John Gleason
Tung
Wage Cut Debate in Arbitration Court Over Mining Bonus
Mr M C deputy general secretary of the Australian Mines and Metal Administration gave opposition evidence before the Full Arbitration Court today arguing against restoring the 10 per cent mast cut.
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Melbourne
M.C
Austain Mines and Métal Amnegration
Davis Cup Tennis Funding Cuts Weigh on Copper Prices
Fragmented report notes reductions in funding and operations affecting Mount and nearby venues. Mentions a global tournament, potential danger to work, and copper price impacts estimated around £26,000, affecting revenues and continuation of certain programs.
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Mt, Ye
NOS Air A. Fund
Geenatown
Anton
Seppe Datentad Fund
Dohanainee
Weieneas
Saha Chanare
Chinese Manchukuo and Soviet Railway Dispute Escalates
The Chinese Eastern Railway dispute with Soviet and Manchukuo grows hotter as Manchukuo seizes western railway stations at Manchuku and threatens drastic action. Four thousand engines and freight cars have been moved into Soviet territory and not returned amid heightened warnings. Morita, head of the railway department, travels to Harbin to present demands for immediate 4 million roubles in rental for Japanese railway assets.
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Bhanchai
Manchukuo
Mardin
Wapmagen
Manchuk
Utles
Japan
Asa
M. Morita
Railway Department
Harbin
VICKERS ENGINEERS MeCow Minder Trial Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR mentions Vickers Engineers, a company involved in power issues, a trial and parole conditions. Names include Commissioner Turner and Mr. McDonald. Ulrich expected as presiding judge. Text is garbled and difficult to parse.
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Mecow
Minder
Vickoara Company
Turner
Biritia Rm
Tusay
Uiiteh
Plight of Catholic Children in Spain Reported
Report notes severe disruption to Catholic education in Spain as religious instruction is banned, with 1,006 children affected and a year of schooling canceled. Authorities cite enforcement and costs rising to 110,008 in local currency.
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Spain
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Imare
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Helmore
Aie
Aisa Cobham
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K.C
Geta
Solick
Pacific
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