France Italy and Britain to confer on Abyssinia
Geneva report shows Britain France and Italy to examine late Abyssinian crisis under 1906 treaty provisions. Haile Selassie accepts the compromise. Walwal questions remain. Italy abstains on a second resolution to general review of Abyssinian relations, with September 4 set for possible further action. The Times notes coal price pressures and credit terms amid broader European diplomacy.
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Haile Sebasse
Ith
Walwal
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Italians Invalided from Front Amid Talks on Peace
Dr Jeke Abyainian adviser notes Italy seeks world peace via acceptance of communications. Laval and Eden hope for cooperation, with discussions on Abyssinian issues and League framework. Three conferences anticipate August start, with Abyssinia present as needed. British effort to secure a pacified settlement urged.
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Engiiah
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Corneil
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Rice
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Nou
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Tila
Concation Commission
Anthony Rdeo
Stags Beaten In Conversion Loan in London
London Saturday reports on the Australian conversion of a £5,100 million loan where most applicants will receive nothing. The decision favors large investors, with small applicants spared hardship. Market activity rose ahead of conversion as investors expected strong subscription and favorable terms. The Times notes the conversion could pave the way for future issues and praises Australia’s financial handling and the Commonwealth offer’s appeal to the money market.
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Een
Khan
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Australia
Converaiin
Italian Official Disregard in Abyssinia Claims
A fragmentary text shows Rome and a foreign office official pressing indifference to Ganev premias and Abyssinia claims. The council remains wary of defeat or victory and cites intentions to pursue full actions against Abyssinia.
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Waly
Aguinat
Abyssinie
Mixed reception of decision in London papers
English newspapers respond with mixed feelings to the month's debate. Dr J L Garvin in The Observer calls the period a recovery but warns relapse before any military operations become practical. The League is said to have asserted an indefeasible right to continue until war breaks out.
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Sumiay
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Observer
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Offer of Negro Troops at Aimarican
Fragmentary notice reports an offer of Negro troops at American post with unclear spelling and missing details. The readable portion mentions proper outfitting and recruitment context, but lacks full names, dates, or locations to confirm scope or authority.
Forced back Soviet flight over Pole ends in Leningrad
Soviet airmen M. Lavaneky M. Jukof and Mr. Lenchenko began a non stop attempt from Moscow to San Francisco via the North Pole but were forced to return to Leningrad after 16 hours 24 minutes due to lubrication defects. They carried enough provisions for three days, plus extra for 48 days, packed in parchment and rubber sacks for emergency use. The all metal low wing monoplane had a 60 horsepower engine, heated cabin, and beds for the crew. Total takeoff weight was about 18 tons with supply tanks.
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M. Jukof
Lenchenko
Ben
Siatom
Dutch minister defends bank rate in broad appeal
The Hague Times correspondent reports that Prime Minister Colijn, who recently formed a new Dutch ministry, addressed the country in a broad speech emphasizing the government’s determination. The article notes a focus on defending the bank rate and sustaining economic policy amid uncertainty.
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Times
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Holland
Disappointment in Abyssinia
London dispatch reports disappointment in Abyssinia with muted expectations and mixed reactions. The national view notes the situation remains unsettled as observers weigh how the rallying forces and diplomacy may shape outcomes in the region.
Indian Reform Bill Becomes Law in Britain
London yesterday the Government of India Bill received the Royal assent marking the Act's passage after eight years of preparation. The measure establishes an all-India federation uniting British Indian provinces and states, with provincial governors acting on ministerial advice, and limited reserved powers for the Governor General.
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Esterday
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Council of
Japanese Protest Over Satirical Cartoon in Vanity Pair
A Japanese envoy has informally protested to the U. S. State Department over a Vanity Pair cartoon mocking the Emperor's image. The note cites misrepresentation while officials reiterate press freedom and legality. the piece features public figures like Rear-Admiral Byrd, J. P. Morgan, Huey Long, and William Randolph Hearst.
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Saito
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Vanity Pair
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J.P. Morgan
Benatur Huey Long
William Randolph Hearst
Tahiti
Idle Musicians Reemployment Move in America
Washington launches a federal reemployment drive to classify about 18,000 unemployed musicians by type. Symphonic orchestras dance bands chamber ensembles and choirs will be formed to provide concerts nationwide. Unemployed composers will gain relief orchestras to perform their works where commercial groups won’t.
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Tt'14
Conference Holds Up Shipments in Pacific Coastal Ports
A Pacific Coast shipping conference fails to secure union leader access in San Francisco and Vancouver. Delays persist as Australian militant Harry Bridget arrives, with organizers delaying commitments amid stalled negotiations and looming strikes. Local coverage notes tensions over maritime control and potential broader labor actions in the region.
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Tet To-Ing Bul
Ban Finiece
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Harry Bridget
Pacific Comat
Latin Department Metals
Enen
LbAt
Constitutional Question on Speaker Seat Sparks Debate
A British constitutional issue concerns allowing the Speaker to represent a constituency while remaining nonpartisan. Prime Minister Baldwin and Labour leaders discuss options to preserve Parliament’s prestige, including cross‑party visits to a contested seat. The matter hinges on preserving dignity and avoiding clerical entanglements before a general election.
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IN BLAZING HOME Two Men Trapped by Flames
Two men were trapped in a burning house as flames and smoke drove them toward an exit. They forced a way through a weakened door, suffering burns and smoke inhalation before escaping. one man collapsed, while the other walked nearly a mile for help.
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Binley Gollapuer
Burns
Branley
Doe
Bridge Accident Leaves Five Escape Serious Injuries
A car crash near You Wie extensively anderson involved five occupants who escaped serious injuries after their vehicle collided with an approaching car driven by Mr. Dert ’nala of You. The incident details and exact location are unclear from the fragment.
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Fortuna
Dert ‘Nala
Carnera Passport Confiscated by Rome
Authorities confiscate the passport of famed Italian boxer Primo Carnera. They deem him a risk to Fascist sport after an alleged incident where he was badly beaten by a colored boxer during a moment deemed injudicious amid the ongoing Abyanian conflict.
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Primo Caria
Cabinet Defends Gold Standard Amid Parliament Debate
Report notes the Cabinet faced no dispute with Parliament and planned to meet the House in September with confidence. A correspondent suggests the Dutch bank has been less than satisfactory, hinting at a par cent concern over policy and economic stance.
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Pontdence
Snow Storms Trap Tourists on Kosciusko Spikes
Snow storms raged over the Bouthern Tablelands marooning a party of about 70 near Lennox Gap for four hours on Saturday afternoon as heavy drifts blocked routes to Cooma. The group sheltered in a hut but many could not gain entry. some spent the night at The Creek while crews worked to clear a road through the drifts. Yesterday eased conditions and skiers seized the day though a Grand Slam Shore visit ended with a fall. Canberra saw snow with a city morning fall and heavier drifting to the west and south.
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Tourinto
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Batuniay
Grand Slam
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Mange
Nouth
Trade War Poland Closes Frontier Response
Danesig reports Poland has closed its frontier amid trade tensions. Germany’s Herr Greiner defends opening the border as a preventive measure, says Poland’s actions threaten economic rights, and calls for negotiation to avert disaster.
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Greman
Aiutta
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German interest in Poland tense despite talks
Berlin dispatch says Germany plans the next move in the dispute while withdrawing financial support from Danaig but maintaining moral backing of the Senate. The Polish ambassador in Warsaw travels to urge moderation as officials fear added strain could endanger German Polish friendship.
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Aays
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Danaig
Geey
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Barta Jong
Warsaw
Hopper Pest Conference Reports Imperial Entomology Efforts
The conference in London discusses Imperial Entomology with Dr Ki as representative. Scientists study European grasshopper control methods to battle Locusta incursions affecting the empire. The aim is to develop new tactics, including checks on carriers like mosquitoes, to reduce pest damage worldwide.
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