15 Apr 1931
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 15, 1931
Page
1
Anzac Day NSW by election coverage notes a speaker's late intervention and debates over timing. The piece references parliamentary meetings, power to alter date, and mentions parties and supporters shaping election events and sports matches connected to the period.
In Geneva on May 1 1901 a conference discussed government and non government workers in Aur Tafeenthayaston. Marshail Endy and Mr Tarlor represented involved parties while the executive and council of Thunder of Manutar attended. Witnesses and colonel members joined the session at the Paris chamber for navigation seat review.
Fragmentary OCR records show Mr. W J Long and ministers debating party loyalty and proving worth to the Labor movement amid wavering sentences and unclear names. A passage hints at a pledge to follow a party line and adhere to it, with references to an Australian Labor News context and parliamentary reporting.
An unclear account describes Charles Mardy and tensions around a badge linked to a labor movement. The piece references Rivenna, a Copenhagen event, and potential financial penalties or repayments tied to an individual’s actions.
The Minister for Home Affairs announced the government will continue the Advisory Council system for the Seat of Government. An election will be held in May with elected members serving two years, instead of twelve months. Rolls close May 1, nomination May 8, election May 16, per Mr A Blakeley.
The Advisory Council pushed for extended powers to scrutinize ordinances before promulgation and to draft estimates for the Federal Territory before Parliament. The motion, voiced by Rowe, faced opposition but gained support from several members who argued for broader consultation and early access to draft laws and budget items.
Members of Parliament are being invited by the Pontmaviar Ganerel to send greetings to members of the British Parliament. The first air mail voyage between Great Britain and Australia will depart Melbourne on April 28 and arrive in London on May 14.
Reports from meetings between Mr Latham Dr Earle Page and Mr Lyons indicate a united opposition will form with Mr Lyons as leader. If成立 government emerges Mr Lyons would become Prime Minister with Mr Bruce possibly Treasurer and Mr Latham Attorney General.
The Reullin Government appears to stay in power beyond July 12 as Heaneykranp Intenda backs the administration until an election for hott Hannes can be held. A July 1, 3482 date looms with no House of Representatives vote before a Senate impower could take place, risking a new government formation under upheaval.
An armed bandit raid occurred near a Tawny settlement close to Puerta Malesur. Reports say a small group with a Mackie gun descended on the area. Marines and a Standard Kaylay group responded from Abarine Roadquarters at Minawun, with one officer and three soldiers confirming the event.
A sequestration appeal is filed in the Midi Court with Justice Luke presiding. The case centers on the estate of Joan Mhashona formerly Joan Norton of London. The proceedings involve H D Meclintosh and several named parties amid a contested sequestration action.
The Empire Wool Congress outlines agenda items including marketing the wool cup publicity and promotion, auction and price stamping, and preparations for market enthuation. Key topics cover salon locations wool pucker drafting allowance and reduced market with London mule publication of price and related import.
In a dearth of clear records the customs inquiry revealed revenue figures tied to beer imports. The minister noted that the revenue derived from beverage sales during the period around 19M0 showed substantial totals, with supplementary figures for related commodities.
DARWIN AIR MAIL ALLAHATIAN Manda and the imperial crew of a Liverpool line flight arrived at 8 50 a m and departed for Akyab after a smooth journey from Akyab via Jodhpur and Calcutta The airman Twerlehild who landed today with RAF personnel said there would be no attack on Scott's crew and foresaw likely air service expansion to Australia with mechanized aircraft later.
Mr R James resumes duties in the House after a nine day hospital stay following a major operation. He says he would not have attended if aware of government support for the Hosley group and notes his weakness since the illness.
A Sydney court hears serious fraud allegations involving a law clerk and associates accused of defrauding clients including Marcy Walker and others. The case details multiple schemes over years, with investments ill‑gotten and substantial sums misused, including a trial date set for further proceedings.
A fragmentary report from Sydney notes a new federal party forming led by Lyons and potentially including Mr. Gibson. Negotiations continue in parliament as supporters push for unity and a platform aimed at national prosperity and reform in Australia.
The Lyons Group in Canberra received a warm welcome from Mr. Lyon on arrival yesterday. He had previously issued a note expressing support for public policy and urging unity in backing their efforts and public services.
A partial, garbled text reports on perceptions of rising influence for a political faction during a university era. It mentions a representative's remarks about a party gaining ascendancy and government alignment, though many names and specifics are unreadable.
Inquiries into secret cables passed between the Crime Minister and others during voting. The Attorney General was expected to provide a statement soon as investigations were completed.
The court hears an appeal over Commonwealth wharf regulations tied to the contested towk and erodes into a dispute among government officials and named parties. Proceedings pause as officials review annexes and adjourn for further consideration in the matter involving statutory authority and compliance.
Fire threat spreads across Winconsin's Rapidé area with houses burned and neighborhoods damaged. Large-scale destruction noted as emergency crews battle the flames, while residents evacuate and seek safety as fires threaten more structures.
Forest fires raged across Michigan causing heavy losses and evacuations. Officials expect continued danger as flames threaten more communities and infrastructure. Residents prepare for smoke damage and seek aid from state agencies.
A Daily Record report states the airship project is in jeopardy as key components hang in the balance. The envelope and engine have been removed and passenger accommodations stripped. Hydroponic plant work and workshops are closed.
Madrid reports a lengthy cabinet session as ministers inform King Alfonso of possible abdication plans amid political crisis. The London press cites reports the king may abdicate. protests erupt as Republicans push for a republic while authorities seek order.
In New York, exports of foreign currency fell as the peseta declined sharply. The market showed a drop of several points, with notable impact on trading values and assessments of the exchange rate at the time.
A damaged report describes a woman's legal and administrative struggles to renew her partner visa for Australia. It notes her husband, an American, and the couple's attempt to navigate Australian entry restrictions requiring proper permits. The piece centers on migration regulations and personal impact.
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