League Fights to Avert War Aims at 1906 Treaty
Mussolini’s attitude eyed as Britain Italy and Abyssinia press for compromise on the 1908 treaty. London and Paris exchanges continue by telephone while the League seeks a peaceful solution. Discussions heighten as Laval Eden and Aloisi confer with hopes of dropping the 1908 clause and reaching conciliation. Abyssinia remains in the background awaiting further word.
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Geneva
Thorn
Europe
Italy
Abyesinia
Rome
London
Paiie
Waly
Abyssinia
Mussolini
Abyminia Aanlat
League
Laval
Qyner
Gunter
Anthony Eden
Mrr. Eden
M. Laval
Baro Aloisi
Rama
Counei
Abyasinia
Hawariat
Italy Considering Supply Sources Amid Abyssinia Crisis
London reports Italy studying suppliers for food and goods as a prolonged campaign risks draining gold reserves. In Commons, Foreign Secretary Hoare urged peace efforts with France and Britain using all influence to avert calamities, while Labour and Liberal leaders pressed for firm League Covenant action and strong intervention to resolve the Abyssinia dispute.
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London
House of Commons
Samuel
Hore
Lauder
Mtr
George Lambury
Labour Party
Atood Glibe
Liberal Party
Herbert Baronel
Britain
France
League
Lse
Ull
Bie
Bamuel Hoare
Europe
Great Britain
Samuel Hoare
Italy
Iteinery
Beilalm
Mary
Allijumolini
Abyeminia
Bir Ramuel
Abyssinia
Samuel Hoare Salt
Aoan
Bir
Bemvel Moore
Perer
Italian Activity in East Africa in the Geneva Era
The Roma correspondent reports cautious notes on Italian moves in East Africa. The piece suggests that despite any Geneva agreement, Italy may not fully abandon military preparations in Mant Africa, signaling ongoing regional tensions and strategic postures.
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East Africa
London
Thurntay
Timon Mys
Geneva
Toa
Mant Africa
Prince killed in car crash in Barcelona
Aleris Muiivani, divorced husband of former Mine Barbara Mutton, died in a motor accident near Barcelona when a car went into a ditch. The crash report notes the vehicle overturned and authorities investigated the cause.
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Prince
Barcelona
Aleris Muiivani
Barbara Mutton
Woolworth
Lllens
Coal shipments may be postponed due to Italy's overdue accounts
London Thursday City Editor of the Daily Derala reports Italian financiers treating 20 seriously that British exporters consider suspension of coal deliveries. Board of Trade representatives and coal exporters weigh postponement until Italy settles overdue accounts.
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London
Derala
Board of Trade and
Italy
Roosevelt backs Langue peace efforts in Abyrainian dispute
President Roosevelt issued a strong declaration supporting Langue's efforts in the Kalo Abyrainian dispute and expressed hope for a solution that preserves peace. The statement, unusual for a White House position, signals U.S. backing while noting Britain by name and Geneva discussions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
High Hopes of Agreement in League Delegation
In Geneva on Thursday the British and French delegates met after yesterday’s postponement due to Italy’s rejection of the Anglo French draft resolution. Mussolini’s position appeared decisive as M Laval, Captain Kaen, and Baron Alpial discussed terms, with expectations that only Mussolini’s further consent is required.
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Jeneva
Council of the League
Italy
M. Laval
Kaen
Haron Alpial
Mussolltow
Wool Exports Rise as Trade With Japan Grows
A government report notes increased wool exports to Japan and calls for maintaining and boosting the trade. The estimate for this year places wool sales to Japan at about 700,000 bales.
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Japan
Ovary
South Africans crush Surrey in two-day innings win
South Africa routed Surrey by an innings and 200 runs in a brisk two day match. Rowena and Mitchell opened superbly as South Africa posted 572 in their first innings with bounda era contributing a big score. Surrey's second innings collapsed under pressure as Langton, Mitchell and Tomlinson shared key wickets.
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London
Burrey
Boundaea
Rowan
Mitchell
Surrey
Crisp
South Atcia
Tolat
Gover
Holme
Pender
Brown
Gerland-Wellk
Grary
Jandham
Langton
Aquires
Cameron
Lannion
Dregory
Burling
Tominson Finnilock
Mitebatl Halmws
Tomlinson
Arjand. Walls
Rawing
Oversubscribed Outstanding Success Of Conversion
The Amteall Varsian operation achieved an oversubscribed conversion with £19,470,000 issued and full allotment of applications. NSW 12,420,000 at 3 percent due Oct 1, Victoria 2,050,000 at 5 percent redeemable 1945 with November 4, 1936 payoff. Acting Treasurer R G Casey notes a 3 percent short term loan at par, the lowest rate since Oct 1932 conversions began. The Victorian conversion saves £26,210 in interest and exchange. The tenth conversion loan in Oct 1982 brings Commonwealth conversion total to about £160,000,000.
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Amteall Varsian
Wadnanday
New South Wales
Victoria
R. G. Casey
Commonwealth
London
Sydney housing council proposal top of government agenda
The executive of the Local Government Association proposed creating a National Housing and Town Planning Council similar to England's scheme. Alderman J Cook blamed ongoing city planning errors on past decisions and noted Sydney now spends millions to rectify them. The association urged the British Government to fund part of the costs for new houses.
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Sydney
Asarncaation
Chivernment
National Housing and Town Planning Council
England
J. Cook
Association
Elwett
Victorian Teachers Strike Proposal In Melbourne
The Victorian Teachers Union council announced a strike proposal today amid withheld salaries for many teachers. A vote occurred in the capital, but the outcome remains unknown.
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Melbourne
Frida
Victorian Teachers’ Union
Iscvr
Salarias
Tamara
Loans for small Commonwealth entrants limited to large investors
London reports that applicants seeking under five thousand pence will receive nothing, a policy aimed at outwitting "stags." The decision prioritizes large investors with no hardship to email investors. NEW 3 per cent activity rose before conversion, as subscribers rushed to secure conversion rights. others received only two percent.
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London
Tt Im
N.E.W
Duy
State Reply to Bremen Incident Confirms No Apology
The State Department today responded to the German protest over the Bremen incident. It defended the New York Police Department and accused Germany of whipping five officials for failing to cooperate to prevent disturbances. The note expressed regret that the German flag was insulted and indicated more reasonable measures were awaiting jury, but it contained no apology.
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Washington
Tharaday
State Department
Bremen
A. Acte
New York
Jarman
Dutch Rohalts Cleared By Jury In Prohibition Tax Case
Jurors at the Federal Court acquitted Thurad Arthur Megenbilmar known as Dutch Rohalts on charges of defrauding the government of over 100000 dollars during Prohibition through illicit liquor profits. A second trial saw a 28 hour jury deliberation. Judge Bryant condemned the verdict calling it a blow to law enforcement and public trust. Evidence showed Rohalts built a fortune from beer sales and failed to file tax returns.
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New York
Thurad
Arthur Megenbilmar
Bryant
Flagenheimer
Lawyer's lapse leads to removal from register
In Sydney a court directed the removal of John Francia Egan of Wagon Wagge from the professional register after finding he recklessly used clients’ money for personal purposes. The judge noted no criminal intent, but the trust ledger showed funds withdrawn for speculation and not kept intact. The court left open a possible restoration, pending future considerations.
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Sydney
John Francia Egan
Jordan
Jok
Wome
Bigas
Egan
Jin
Skull Fracture Death At Maroubra Garage
Joseph Page, 29, was found on the garage floor at home in Maroubra with a strap tightly around his neck. Police say he attached a strap to a rafter and stood on a car to hook his head, causing the rope to snap, then another strap broke. he succumbed before help arrived.
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Sydney
Joseph Page
Home Et Maroubra
Page
Iso
Tram Inspector Drops While Inspecting Tickets
An inspector aboard a tram in Anam Parade slipped while inspecting tickets. He fell to the ground, suffering a fractured right arm and facial injuries. He was admitted to hospital for treatment.
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Ayonmy
Anam
Ompital
Cuncamion
Fnew
Tna
Betting Appeal Overturned in Narra Be n Yard Case
At Darlinghurst Court Judge White upheld the appeal of Dodiey Huxley who was convicted at Manly Court for being in a hotel yard in Narra Been in Warringah. The judge ruled that betting on enclosed or unfenced land within the shire was not an offense under the Gaming and Betting Act. Chief Secretary Mr Chat Tfey said a postponement would allow Parliament to address the law and close loopholes.
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Rydney
Darlinghurst Court
White
Dodiey Huxley
Manly Court
Narrabeen
Warringah
Chatfey
Local crash report reflects chaos near Sydney
A fragmented report notes a siren and crash events in Sydney on a Friday. It mentions a boat, rowing remains, and a residence involved, with references to food remnants and damage caused by a tree. The wording is unclear but indicates an incident with injuries or disruption near a residence.
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Sydney
Murder charge in stabbing affray over widow’s death
In Western Australia an inquest into Angelina He’s death on July 13 heard that Italian fisherman Noario Lovcivelo, 64, faced murder charges after the woman sustained two abdominal wounds and a chest wound. Nancy Ae testified she heard a scream and saw Lovelivo with a long-bladed knife.
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Freant LM
Priday
Angelina He
Noario Lovcivelo
Nancy Ae
Tragic Victoria Road shooting ends in double tragedy
In Gladesville Victoria Road early Friday a man named P Koplovsky shot Mary Andrews a ward at Gladesville Mental Hospital then killed himself. A bystander driver attempted to intervene but swerved and avoided harm while Andrews died later at the hospital. Koplovsky a 43 year old waterside worker from Chippendale had a note in a foreign language found with the pistol and a Waters Workers Federation badge in his pocket.
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Victoria Road
Gladesville
Ian Wao Warater
P. Koptevaky
Mary Smmpline Andrew
Saber
Mus
P. Koplovsky
W. Hime
Kupleveky
Lever Bros. Balmain
Imperial Army
Mo Wan
Bien Ae
Ahat
F. Margetts
Ywootcheh
Hume
Waterskia Workers’ Federation
Stullina
MLC
Wee Tuarried
Levintreet Chippendale
Hinnow
Sanaa Maeruber
Waterss Workers’ Federation
Just
Ans Drewn
Uilimo
Ema
Rome
Kopinvaky
Ottam
Rilwelan
Andrews
Breach of Egg Contract In Melbourne Firm Case
A Melbourne firm is the subject of an £1800 breach claim over an egg contract. The umpire noted the quantity delivered fell short of the agreed oats valuation and the delivery did not meet the contracted terms. The case involves the contract’s representative and the firm’s delivery obligations.
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London
Melbourne
Beauld
Tandem Record to Australians Brave Millicen Injury
A mangled note reports Lomool ee shay achieving a tandem record for Australians while a brave effort by Millicen ends with an injured hip after the event.
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Millicen
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