Industrial Wing Moves to Unite Labor factions
In Sydney on Thursday the whole industrial wing of State Labour met at Trades Hall to seek unity and plan a scheme for submission to the Lang and Federal Labour parties. A conference of dissatisfied representatives may be convened to intervene in the dispute and press for unity ahead of federal elections.
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Australis
State Parliament Opened With Full Ceremony
The 11th Parliament of New South Wales opened with Governor Sir Philip Game presiding at noon. He outlined a broad legislative program including Western Lands, bank reform, land and public health measures, taxation and forest policy, legal reform, and provisions for veterans organizations and primary product marketing, with emphasis on wool prices and employment.
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Chinese Minister Denies Japanese Claim at Tokyo
Chinese Minister General Teiang met with Japan Free Minister Hirota to clarify China policy amid conflicting reports and rejected Japan's interference with China's sovereignty while Hirota affirmed Japan's aims for unity and prosperity, respect for territorial integrity, and adherence to the Open Door.
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Tokio
General Teiang
Japan
Hirota
China
Nanking
Peauc
Italian Wool Import Ban Reported by The Yorkshire Post
The Yorkshire Post notes a proposed Italian import permit scheme restricting raw material wool imports to certain nations. It claims permits will cover raw materials only from specified countries buying Italian goods, including Australian wool sourced directly from Italy. No confirmation on extending the German embargo on wool purchases until May 1.
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London
Yorkshire Post
Tualian
England
Italy
Lords Allow Lord Debby To Testify In Privilege Inquiry
London Wednesday report states the Lords agreed to permit Lord Debby to attend and testify before the Privileges Committee and the joint select committees on Indian Constitutional Reform amid pressure to modify evidence. The motion cited a 2600 year old Landing Order restricting lords from appearing in person or sending written answers, with penalties including custody in the Tower.
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Mamnbere
Lord Deeby
House of Commons
Mir
Winston Churchill
Berauel Hoare
Law Dari
Lord Hallaham
Tower of London
Russian Attitude to Tokio Policy and Far East Tension
Moscow reports a cautious view of Japan's China policy amid US naval notes and potential friction with Japan. Officials fear deteriorating Sino Japanese relations could harm broader East Asian stability and provoke new diplomatic strains.
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Far East
China
Japet
Police Raid on Returned Soldiers Club in Adelaide
A raid on the Returned Soldiers Club in Angas Street Adelaide last night left police with minor injuries as men linked to the club fled through a crowd. Forty eight names were taken as the hall filled with an angry outcry and a meeting was planned by returned men MPs to discuss the raid. the Premier and commissioner faced criticism, and some accused police of heavy handed actions amid mounting tension.
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Adelaide
Angas Brrest
Polleeier-Ganermi Leane
Pramier
Ritchie
Commie Ener
Cameron
Camerse
Spanish Crisis Premier Resigns as State of Alarm Proclaimed
Senor Leroux resigned as Spain's premier amid a new political crisis over an amnesty bill. The President Senor Zamora declared a state of alarm and partial martial law nationwide, with tensions rising over parliamentary consultations. Madrid remained quiet while Valencia reported bomb explosions causing damage.
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Senor Zamora
Senor Larroux
Tietana
Valencia
Textile Strike Grips Bombay as Mills Shut Down
In Bombay the textile strike深 worsened with mills remaining closed amid defiance of leaders. Demonstrations continued and workers began returning to work only to face depleted supplies. The scene reflected a tense labor clash during the Moslem festival period.
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Calcutta
Prim, Nut
Driver's Panic Leads Cyclist Death Near Brisbane
Police allege a 14 year old, Ferey Jon Hobinson, caused grievous bodily harm to Georgi Willan Draper when a vehicle collided with him on a Thursday night. Robinmon later told officers he attended the injured man but could not revive him. Draper was taken to hospital as the driver claimed the collision was an accident.
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Ferey Jon Hobinson
Townavilla Court
Georgi Willan Draper
Yeirae
Robinmon
Deen
Rn Ivck
Evel
Rebirman
Wcrb
Volxt
Robinson
John MacArthur Centenary Stamp Issued This Year
A commemorative stamp honoring Jean MacArthur is planned this year. The issue marks centenary themes with a $3 denomination.
Plane for Centenary Race by Sleriot's Special
Parib Wednesday reports Louie Brard plans a retracbile plane for the London Melbourne air race centenary event. Brard, who moved in Itary An duly, 1908, previously met Erallan Chaninel trom Galata 3 spacial.
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Parib
Louie Brard
Drought Breaks For Cricket Tour In London
Reported drought relief changes reach English cricket as team prepares. Indoor practice suggested at Fairford School to adapt to faster wickets. Mention of detectives aboard a train to guard cricketers and boarding permits being checked amid precautionary measures.
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London
Hngland
Gordy
Wasdfull
Fairfar
Strikes swell as police cordon faces road blocks
Reports describe crowds marching through a police cordon throwing stones at officers. The strike presence grows to about 10,000. Extra police units were dispatched to the city in case of emergency.
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Herasalves
Kingston Shops Get New Three Foot Footpath Extension
Final touches completed on a three foot widening of the Kingston shopping area's footpath. The adjacent grass plots have been readjusted to the new level, and shoppers will enjoy a more spacious walkway along the shopping zone.
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Kingston
Dramatic Man Hunt Orders Shoot at Dillinger
The Federal Government mobilizes 000 heavily armed police 300 infantrymen aircraft and radio networks to capture the fugitive John Dillinger. Reports claim orders to shoot on sight as officers pursue the bandit chief across the country mirroring past manhunts.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Pancho Vilacroes
Mexico
Racial Riots Kill and Injure in India During Festival
In Calcutta during Moslema Mohurtam celebrations at Bultenpur Kapurthala a police ban on a Muslim procession sparked clashes. A mob of about 1,000 attacked police and Hindu temple routes, with police firing killing and wounding more than 30. Many rushed to hospitals in grave condition as hundreds of Muslims attacked with knives.
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Calcutta
Bultenpur
Kapurthala
Lahore
Survivors Arrive in Melbourne After Bass Strait Wrecks
Melbourne reports three survivors from the fading vessels the Saguenay, Batuanay, and Star reaching port. Albert Johnson, owner of the Star, denied the Saguenay had any chance. Luck Modrath swam 300 yards through heavy surf and was cast ashore exhausted. One body from the Haguenay washed ashore as rescues continued and the Saguenay battled breakers before sinking.
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Melbourne
Sire
Albert Johnson
Saguenay
Luck Modrath
Haguenay
Bere
Living Wage Rise in New South Wales Industrial Commission action
The Industrial Commission raised the male living wage by 2 shillings a week and the female by 6d. New rates are 13/7/6 for males and 11? 1/16/6 for females. Wages have fallen for seven years since 14/5/ a week, with debates among workers and ministers about further declines. The ruling cites a 1982 inquiry setting standards at 2/10 and £1 18s for adults, with adjustments to align wages to law. The increase may cost the State Government about 440,000 pounds.
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Rydney
Senate
New South Wales
Juales Brown
Experts Report On Oil From Coal In Australia
Melbourne authorities announce a joint inquiry by the Minister for Development and NSW representatives to investigate establishing hydrogenation plants to produce oil from coal in Australia. Dr. J Keith Wart leads South Australian geology interests in this standards committee.
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Melbourne
Fiucator McLachlan
CE Andrews
New Howth Wales
New South Wales
J. Keith Wart
South Australia
Australis
Weather notes from Sydney temperate day
Weather report from Sydney notes milder conditions with higher minimum temperatures than recent days. Cloud cover over the coast interrupted radiative cooling, keeping surface heat trapped and leading to a warmer feel despite near seasonality.
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Sydney
Maren
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