German Election Stalemate Shapes Reichstag Power
Berlin reports show the Nazi party as the largest in the Reichstag after Germany's elections, but their allies fail to form a majority. The Centre Party holds balance of power, while Hitler’s gains come at the expense of smaller rightist parties. Voter turnout was heavy and many ballots were invalid.
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Berlin
Centre
Herr Hitler
Hitler
Reichstag
Graf Zonpelin
Friedrichahaven
Sweden
Bootha
Atretchem
Ine
Partiseo
Huge Death Roll Flood at Canton Canton Death Toll Rises After River Flood
Canton reels from a sudden river rise that inundated the city on Friday aided by heavy rain. More than 2000 deaths and about 1900 dollars in damage were reported as homes including an aged residence were submerged. Fires and gas leaks add to the weekend hazards.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Wied
Melbourne assault case shows £10000 claim details
A Melbourne case reports a claim of £10,000 amid allegations of false imprisonment and robbery. Blurry, Bae ward Gurth of Tamilton is accused of financial deceit while others including Mrs Hyamin, Mabel Appleyard, and Robert Fontvond are described in linked statements. Police described weight marks and security concerns at the scene.
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Melbourne
Bae Ward Gurth
Tamilton
Uwe
Ars Byam
Mabel Appleyard
Hyamin
Ityame
Garth
Ieidzing
Marten Kjurien
Nemi
Yum Mali
Labour splits over Labour Party policy in Britain
A Sunday London report cites Henry Crock and Independent Labour Party members denouncing Labour policy as unequal to workers' needs. The Brule ford meeting calls for resignations from the Labour Party while preserving union discipline, with dissenters including Morena, Datlan, Kirk, and J. F. Wine.
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London
Labour Party
Ate
Henry Crock
Bruleford
Judepandinee
Morena, Datlan
Ohatrmma
Kirk
J. F
National Council
Libs Sur
Labour
AEW
Bociatin
Cammonwalt
South Africa Trade Dispute Quoted on British Policy
South Africa faults Britain over trade talk at a conference in Ottawa. Leader N C Mavenga criticizes Mr Baldwin for a tone deemed foreign to delegates. Dialogue covers timelines, domestic policy, and the impact of Britain’s Import Duty Act of 1912.
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Ottawa
N.C. Mavenga
Baldwin
Hritalm
Soui Africa
Hayiayn
Mindy
Dulogetiona
Ibs
South Africa
Kingsford Smith plans Southern Cross flight next September
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith announced he will pilot the Southern Cross to New Zealand next September, likely accompanied by a co pilot and a wireless operator. On returning from New Zealand he aims to attempt the Australia Haylard record in a high speed plane. The attempt is expected before April.
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Warwick
Charles Kingsford Smith
New
Southern Cross
Ci. Allen
John Hlan
Atlantic
New Zealand
Smithy
Australia
Books Destroyed Revelations In Royal Commission
A Brisbane Royal Commission case reveals sensational details about alleged secret commissions and destroyed books. The inquiry notes indicate the fate of monetary records and name several figures, including C H Jamieson and others, with testimonies about vanished ledgers and disrupted archives.
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Brisbane
Allnged Guymenin
Slaney
Phompson Crawford
Sriinal
C.H Jamieson
Harvest Shortfall Reported In Soviet Wheat Drive
Moscow reports 32,000,000 acres of wheat harvested nationwide, about 15 percent of sowed crops, far below last year’s 43,000,000 on the same date. Soviet newspapers urge faster harvesting, especially in Ukraine, to avert heavy losses.
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Moscow
Ukraine
POUND OF FLESH RETIRING OFFICIAL VENTS GRIEVANCE
Nathurst, a long serving NSW Police official, voices grievance as he retires after 85 years of service. He criticizes his transfer from Sydney to Hathurst three years ago and notes the prior junior officer’s rapid rise to Metropolitan Superintendent.
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Vents
Nathurst
New South Wales Police Force
Sun
Soyer
Lwst
Sydney
Offier
Trade policy debate on imperial preference and Africa
A discussion notes widening the import tariff range with South Africa and focuses on imperial co operation. It critiques Me Talawin’s claims and Britain’s trade balance, warning that the policy may boost Britain's surplus while limiting reciprocity with Dominion markets.
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South Africa
Talawin
Firitain
Tir 2
Britain
Africa
Garden Island Protest Over Closure plan
A deputation of Garden Talnhd employees protested government plans to move the major project to Cockiton Island. They warned many workers would lose jobs as bridges and harbour routes would be altered, while ministers promised careful consideration amid Cabinet deliberations on economic hardship.
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Sydney
Garden Talnhd
Min Lee
Votence
Giroceert
Cockiton Island
Riwukerd
Faach & Wep
Nyeakers Aguin
Tewa
Imane
Vita
Woweldl Committee of
Calleo
Cairns Riot Shown Weapons Seized at Court
Police presented a bundle of alleged riot weapons in Cairns as part of the case against a 84 year old charged with grievous bodily harm. The hearing noted injuries to several people and that two were treated at hospital. The matter remains ongoing.
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Baten
Fevldensen
American athletes to compete in Australia next year
American athletes were invited to participate in the main Australian games in January and February. Hinton and Ferri4haw accepted the invitation from the Australian Amateur Union to compete in four events.
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Low Angeles
Infant Death Trial After Doctor Refuses Certificate
A Manly doctor refused to issue a death certificate for an infant, prompting the removal of the mother to hospital. The child is believed to have died from malnutrition amid a case that saw three other children in the household taken to shelter as investigators probe possible neglect and environmental factors.
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Rydney
Mondor
Ottawa Currency Policy Debate At Early Conference Stage
Ottawa committee discusses monetary problem amid conference preparations and holiday plans. Deliberations focus on whether to raise commodity prices and how exchange rates might affect global repercussions. The group notes the conference may extend beyond August, delaying major policy steps.
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Ottawa
Armina
Hritail
Thaab-Cammitter
Fallin
Attack on Banks Mr Scullin Speech In Australia
Mr Scullin warned against private banks controlling credit and urged monetary reform. He argued that reliance on foreign finance harms industry and that Australia should build its own credit bridge to employ citizens, expand exports, and provide opportunity for all to prove their merit.
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Banks
MR. Scullin
JH Scutllin
Mudbynonse
Uwe Vax
Australia
Poison Baits Endanger Cats and Dogs in Bathurst
A Bathurst note reports many dogs and cats poisoned by cyanide in raw meat and milk laced bait. Authorities tighten efforts to locate the perpetrator as multiple incidents occur across the town, including a poisoned steak near a police station yard that killed two dogs and wounded others. Local residents fear for pets and urge vigilance while police investigate.
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Sydney
Bathurst
Whale
Trial by Radio Second Instalment of Evidence
The Ancomd instalment of evidence in the trial Vivienne Ware with the brobdeant from 2G at $45 tonight. The trial will continue as jurors deliberate, with each juror asked to study or weigh the evidence. Readers are invited to attend or follow the proceedings via radio updates.
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Vivienne Ware
Aunt and jdor in Vivienne Ware trial announced
The writer announces their aunt in the Vivienne Ware serious case trial and provides stated reasons. They declare guilty status for Mime Ware and express intent to abide by editor's stylized guidelines.
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Vivienne Ware
Communists clash with police in Sydney march arrests
In Railway Square police blocked a refused anti imperialist procession as clashes spread through the city. Thirty men and two women were arrested on riotous behaviour illegal procession and indecent acts while police halted a crowd of about five thousand. A later protest near the Japanese Consulate was contained with extra patrols and two men were arrested for breaching the peace.
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Sydney
Railway Square
Annants
Hanare
Daman
Aly
Communtal
Indore
George Atreot
Central Railway
Rede Twuk
Domai
Castlereagh Kreat
Dight
Martin Plage
Ran
Rugby Dispute Settled as NSW Rugby Talks Conclude
Conference representatives from New South Wales and Group Nine reached a settlement ending the dispute. A country federation review is set for October to restore unity, and Group Nine considers taking over part of the deficit in the Queensland Group Nine match. Officials pledge no punitive action while mediation continues. The Group Nine meeting later decided to toe the line with the New South Wales Rugby Union and the Maher Cup renewal proceeds with matches slated for next Wednesday.
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Cootamundila
New Huth Wales
Queensland Group Nine
Group Nine
New South Wales Rugby Lourie
Proposed Tennis Club at Griffith Forum
A meeting will be held in the Manuka Area tonight to decide whether to form a new tennis club and the construction of two courts in Flindo s Way. Local residents and committee members of Hrimhth will attend to discuss the proposal and funding.
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Griffith
Manuka Aresde
Hrimth
Police Stop Communist End War Demonstration in Melbourne
Police thwarted a Communist run on an end war demonstration in Melbourne on Monday, preventing a planned public display. Authorities stated the action was stopped before it could unfold, with no injuries reported and no arrests announced.
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Melbourne
Sugar Agreement Modification Plans With Queensland
The Commonwealth Government and the Queensland government plan a near term sugar price modification. Minister Hunutar McLachlan has completed a Queensland trip to gather inquiries into the sugar query. Cabinet will consider yearly authorized changes and likely multi party amendments to both national and state agreements.
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Commonwealth
Thn
Queensland
Malyourne
Theewing
Hunutar McLachlan
Len
Hy Hax
Queenland
Gueensland
Rydun
Juniors and Adults Readjustment in Pastoral
A garbled note from WRRTH references a Monday airing and a judge named Dethridge, noting impressions of a need for reform in junior and adult pastoral roles. The text is largely unreadable with many typos and fragmented phrases.
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WRRTH
Dethridge
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Murdock
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Marhall Ladendorf
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Polinn
MR. Baldwin
Tasman Flight
Garden Island
Cairns
TIN Hare Licence
Broken Hill
WLU
Momlay
Vivienne
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