Strike menace in USA imperils recovery efforts
Washington reports a broad strike wave across textiles and coal. About 30,000 bituminous coal miners in Pennsylvania joined sympathy actions with non unionists. In Philadelphia area textile mills tense clashes injure workers as 16,000 walk out. New York state police deploys amid clashes over wage and hours for many laborers. Independent Chicago mill dealers challenge licensing orders in court.
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Washington
Jon
Uni
Pennsylvania
Ttim
Philiadelphia
New York State
Deliverien
Jaucers
Chicago
City council may end height limit for Sydney buildings
Sydney discussions suggest removing the current 8 foot height cap on new buildings. A bill drafted by the Local Government department is set to be revived and could reach Parliament soon, signaling a potential citywide change pending adoption of the proposed measures.
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Sydney
Hythey
Aky
Morapary
Buldinge
Ture
Yass Tragedy Trial Committal in Fractured Skull Death
Coroner commits Wesiwald Gillagty for trial on murder charges after inquiry into Fitnel Gilloniy’s death from a fractured skull. Dr English notes injury possibly caused by a man’s foot. Testimony references a striking remark by CN Mary and a conversation about a missing woman’s name.
Quiet For More Evidence In Craig Death Penalty Appeal
Police seek further evidence as Eric Roland Craig appeals the murder conviction of Rossia OConbor. The affidavit mentions George and a document item linking clothing, with a possible further appeal to the higher court. The defense requests permission to call additional witnesses before judgment.
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Bydnet
Aorta
George
Eric Roland Craig
Rossia Oconbor
Canberra Snow Falls Slow. Australasian Commonwealth Plans
Snow covers Canberra and London as officials in Melbourne and London discuss a stronger Commonwealth role. The Agent-General's centenary council led by Resident Minister S. M. Fleuce recommends a Federal body to coordinate events attracting tourists for the Melbourne centenary. Aircraft firms explore London to Melbourne air race machines, awaiting final race conditions.
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London
Canberra
Austrailan Hoyer
Wut Bayh
Agenta-Central
8. M. Fleuce
Malbourne
Australia
Tirsday
Railway Fares Big Reduction Proposed in New South Wales
A major reduction in railway fares is recommended in New South Wales country areas. The proposal aims to ease travel costs for residents and stimulate regional travel. Officials emphasize potential accessibility gains and simplified fare structure.
Free State raids De Valera's Defence arms crackdown
In a Dail session report from London and Sydney, debates over a proposed 1" collection of arms intensified. Key figures including Mr Congreve, Mr Hartigan, and Mr de Valera clashed on certificate renewals and licenses. Critics accused the government of mismanagement while supporters warned against leaving banks and industries unprotected.
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London
Sydney
Congreve
Pak
de Valera
Mfr
Hartigan
Ted
Ase
Aleciows
Mr. Cungrave
Iceman
Pitageraid Kenny
Centre Party
McDermott
Metropolitan area set to cut rates in second Glam plan
A metropolitan notice outlines a 6 percent reduction in the second Glam rate while Hrat du taron is shown at a higher percentage above the second clam rate. It also mentions recom mended changes to excursion taroa and suburban periodical tickets and references B8 percent as of Gremat.
Youth Patrolling Tarrawingee Murder Confession Shocks Court
Arrawingee youth Blarr, 18, confessed to brutal murder of his aunt Katherine Starr at Tarrawingee near Wangaratta. In Melbourne he was remanded after court heard his full confession to police. Starr was found battered at her home, ears hacked, money missing. arrest followed at Hut One Mile Creek at dawn.
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Melbourne
Léa Alfonso’ Blarr
Wangaratta
Katherine ‘Starr
Tarrawingee
Starr
Mise Starr
One Mile Creek
Political charges at Labour mess in Queensland
Dramatic developments in Queensland politics unfold as Parliament convenes amid allegations reportedly raised by a senior Opposition figure. The scene of party tensions intensifies, signaling possible consequences for Labour members and the state’s political landscape.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Labour
Canadian Loan Over Subscribed in London
In London on Wednesday a Canadian loan of £14,000,000 at four percent was heavily oversubscribed and closed within two minutes. The issue drew rapid demand from investors, signaling strong confidence in the Canadian borrowing program.
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London
Irregular remarks on Irash leader murder and public safety
Fragmentary report discusses threats of further murders, government stance on private armies, and remarks by officials including De Valera. Mentions oath removal, fears of armed supporters, and warnings to prevent uniforms or guns in public. Dáil session cited with sharp partisan exchange and tense atmosphere.
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Sven
de Valera
Pecanary
Wael
Valera Neta
Dontiquet
Conaltienaiin
Tay
National Guard
Dangerous mixTURE sold as metal polish in Sydney
A warning was issued about a dangerous polish sold as metal polish in Sydney. The substance imitated a common throat remedy and contained corrosive ingredients including lead and mercury. The city faced bitter cold with heavy snow in several districts, the worst in four years, amid storm conditions.
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Aydney
Bydney
la Ander
Department of Today
Bius
Mathupat
Oranae
Mollison couple greeted with noisy reception in New York
A garish celebration for Mr. and Mrs Mollison drew thousands as police diverted traffic along Broadway toward City Hall. Bystanders cheered Amy Mollison and James Mollison amid confetti and taped signs while a crowd estimated at 260000 filled the area, with officers detouring routes to manage the bustling scene.
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New York
Joho O
Ransom to Bandits Holds Release for Officers
London dispatch reports the government plans to pay ransom to Chinese bandits for the release of Nhven tei Whore aboard the Nanchang. Initial demand was 40,000 in local currency, now reduced to about 6,000. The operation by the men is ongoing.
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London
Tunsday
Pho Daily
Raproaa
Chinem
Nanchang
State Parliament Rydeny to Open Autumn 22
The next session of the Buate Pare Haapent will commence on Autumn 22 with a full ceremonial opening. Key items include the Sydney Corporation Amendment Bill and the Pastures Protection measures. The Pastures Protection Board will oversee wider powers under the bill.
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Rydney
Rydney Corporation
Decapitation Ghastly Penalty Under Nazi Rule Berlin
Four young communists were executed by axe in the courtyard of Altonaani after being charged with murders tied to the Bloody Sunday attack on July 17 1988. Captain Guering ignored mercy appeals, pledging no clemency for those who attacked the Brown Hirth. Jewish exile and antiwar activists faced concentration camps and harsh retaliation for dissent.
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Berlin
Mallor
Altonaani
Herr von Papan
Prussia
Guering
Thode
Bierlin
The
Warration
Pritt Rosenfelder
Taporte Club
Rannatadt
He Wae
Hig Cirlatian
Germany
Passing Fate of Socialist Editor in Nazi Camp
A Daily Herald correspondent reports Alfred Haunt, a socialist editor and pacifist advocate for Bre men, mistreated by Nest camp waiters and Nazis. He endured sustained abuse, was ridden roughshod, collapsed from labor, and ultimately trampled to death as his body lay buried in a camp corner.
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London
Tusaday
Herait
Alfred Haunt
Pacument
Free State of
Bremen
Aissane
Faust
Wanders
Eim
Fascist Regime Supporter Defends Sydney Camp Visit
Eric Campbell defends Sydney rally at Serle Campa of the New Guard returning from a tip to England. He claims Jews are persecuted in Germany not by the government and pays tribute to the war leader in Italy. Reading comrades include several Jews.
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Sydney
Serle Campa
New Guard
England
Germany
Tne
Italy
Australian tariff debate in London speech at Fleet Street Club
Australian representative A. H. Blevens told the Fleet Street Club in London that Australia opposes prohibitive tariffs and will buy only what it can pay for, arguing the policy has proven wise as a field for expanding British trade and opposing continental influence.
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London
Ottawa
A. H- Blevens
Fleet Street Club
Australia
Anner
Gandhi's Conditional Release Sparked by Civil Disobedience
Report from Calcutta says Mr. Gandhi is expected to be re zoned under orders not to disobey. A government statement defends the arrest, citing his own words and arguing no real clash between man and state. The Bombay Government warns that continued civil disobedience will prompt further action.
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Calcutta
Turaday
Ghandi
Gandhi
Bombay
Lan
Individu
Australian football rugby code talks at Sydney conference
A Sydney opening of the Australian Rugby conference reports a strong move toward a united code. A five-member joint committee was appointed to confer and report, with W Stokes elected chairman. Delegates urged incorporating valuable features from both games while preserving core play, aiming for a faster, brighter game.
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Sydney
World Wheat Surplus Urged to Stabilize Markets
Delegates at the World Grain Conference urged reorganizing canadas large wheat carryover to stabilize the world market. H L Griffin of the United American Growers of Windrei warned that hunger fears require careful handling of supply and demand to prevent famine.
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Regina
Tomday
Canada
H. L. Grifin
United Atnten Growers i
Windrei
Wheat Prices Soar at Winnipeg on Tuesday Rise
Winnipeg markets opened with strong demand for wheat as buyers showed appetite amid rising futures. Prices climbed sharply with notable gains for the day, reflecting brisk trading and positive sentiment in the grain sector.
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Winnipeg
Henderson to Contest English to Conte Et By London
Mr Henderson faces a contest of English to Conte Et By London. Commenting on Mr Arthur Menlerson decision and Labour candidate for Clay Crom, the report notes his resignation from a political post and recent conviction. It discusses government work law and national defense aims amid a tense budget and international confidence project.
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London
Tusslay
Arthur Menlerson
Labour
Clay Crom
Hla
Mon‘erson
Parks
Home
Prague
Dinones
Danteas
Rural Lessees Extend Time for Agreement
In a day of talks between the Rural Lessees Association president and secretary and Mr. A Percival of the Department of the Interior, a further extension until August 21, 1915 was granted for the consideration of the offer under the present terms. It was stated that any amendments to the ordinance will apply generally to all parties, whether acceptance occurred before or after the amendments. Mr. Percival agreed to a deputation resolution for Monday on related matters at the Kenora meeting and subsequent executive session held yesterday.
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Billaly
G. Ball
Rugby Teague
Cation Ao
Anson
N.S.W
J. Quinlan
NW Rugby Teamve
Oenet
Quinlan
Lessacen’ Association
A. Percival
Department of the Interior
Percival
Kenora
Apegial
Bank Loan To France Repayment Deficit Debate
A British bank loan of £16,000,000 to France is reported to be repaid halfway. The budget shows a deficit of at least £30,000,000, prompting debate on whether France will need to secure additional funds tomorrow to cover the payment.
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TARIA
Twesay
Biritiah Bankn
Lie Journal Ge
Janka
France
Big property sales likely in Sydney
City Council plans to place on the market the remainder of the municipal property. The main asset lies in the heart of the city and is valued at over 060,000. The heads of the administration indicate further details will follow a formal announcement.
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Sydney
Proparty
Moma
Abc
Hes Alin
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