Reciprocal Trade Talks Expand Across Dominions
Australia joins Newfoundland South Africa and India in discussions on reciprocal trade agreements with Crown colonies as Britain reviews concessions. Bruce reports progress and expects a third conference early next week with Canada New Zealand Newfoundland and Rhodesia also negotiating.
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Ottawa
S. M. Bruce
Australia
Newfoundland
South Africa
India
Bruce
Fridffernoon
Zealand
West Indies
Ceylon
Canada
Irish Free State
Rhodesia
Britain
New Zealand
Irishman Dan Malone Arrested in Plot to Shoot Toronto Leader
Police remanded 40 year old Dan Malone after a vagrancy charge. He attended Ottawa's Workers' Economic Conference and allegedly planned to assassinate Mr J H Thomas during a Hamilton visit. Malone's wife denies he is a revolutionary and says he never possessed a revolver.
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Toronto
Dan Malone
Malone
Ottawa
Thomas
Hamilton
Violence erupts across German cities with bomb blasts
Ambiguous reports state apasmodic outbreaks in Berlin and other cities including Kiel Schwerin and Offenbach with bombs shattering many windows. A bomb near Dr Ernst Eckstein a Breslian Socialist leader failed to harm him as it exploded two feet from his bed.
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Berlin
Tfe
Brunswick
Kiel
Schwerin
Offenbach
Ernst Eckstein
Silesian Sociallste
Eckstein
Russia's Drift From Communism Reported By The Times
Signor Carlo Scartoglio reports from Russia that the Five-Year Plan has failed and a social drift is forming. The collective farm worker earns £100 yearly while a foreign specialist makes £2400. intellectual workers push for leadership. Bond financing forces savings in government loans, with private capitalists looming and property rights discussed as a shield against a state monopoly.
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London
Russia
Signor
Carlo Scartoglio
the Times
Beartoglio
Australian Claire Dennis Dominates 100m Breaststroke Trial
Claire Dennis of Australia wins the 100 metres breaststroke trial in 1 minute 15 seconds, delivering the widest margin among nine contenders. Dennis leads from the dive and builds a commanding lead at each turn, with Dot Prior of Canada finishing third. Contention over Dennis’s bathing costume is resolved as withdrawn. no inference on her performance. Other heats show Denmark’s Jacobsen, USA’s Godevnik, Britain’s Wolstenholme, and Japan’s Machada in early rounds of the 100 metres freestyle as the event opens.
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Los Angeles
Claire Dennis
Australia
Theother
Ops Lible
M. Hoffman
United States
Dennis
Secong
Dot Prior
Canada
Dermis
Eve
E. Jacobsen
Denmark
O. Godevnik
D. Wolstenholme
Britain
J. Heather
Charlton Re gaining Old Form
Charlton shows improvement in training as he regains dash after influenza. He appears to have shaken off the illness and revived his old form in practice.
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Los Angeles
Charlton
Multiple Olympic Events Highlight Fast Times and Records
Ryan swam the fastest heat with fourth place at 1 26 and 1 2 tenths seconds. Miyazaka set an Olympic record of 58 seconds in the 100 metres heat. Count John Gabriel won the modern pentathlon with Bo Lindman. The U S 400 metres relay team set a world record of 40 5 seconds. Germany led a world mark in the 1600 metre relay trials as a German team posted a new time. Officials allowed the steeplechase result after a lap over 400 metres. Hungary defeated Germany 6–2 in water polo. Springbok won the Star class. J Bouwsch won the decathlon with 463.23 points. Cornelia Ladde and Yvonne Godard led the women's 160 metres freestyle heats with fast times. Helene Maddison helped set a new world record in heat three. Eleanor Saville competed in the fourth heat.
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Ryan
Miyazaka
Pemi Mula
John Gabriel
Oxenatierna
Afweden
Bo Lindman
United States
Germany
Springbok
J. Bouwsch
Jarvinen
Finland
E. Berry
Cornelia Ladde
Holland
Yvonne Godard
France
Elizabeth Davies
Britain
Margaret Cooper
Josephine McKin
Francis Bult
Australia
Helene Maddison
United Tates
Jennie Mankal
South Africa
Lilli Anderson
Denmark
Purth
Eleanor Saville
United
Sweden's Prime Minister Resigns Over Kruger Gift
The Swedish Prime Minister Mr Ekman resigns after admitting he accepted 20,000 kroner from the late Ivor Kruger for the People's Parity funds. Finance Minister Mr Hamlin to succeed him. The sum was returned to Kreuger's estate administrators.
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Stockholm
Sat
Sweden
Mr. Ekman
Hamlin
Ekman
Ivor Krueger
Kreugers Estate
Death of J C L Fitzpatrick Former MLA and Minister
Mr J C L Fitzpatrick ex MLA and long serving minister died at age 70 at his Sydney home after illness. He represented Ryland or Ryaltone? electorate from 1896 and held portfolios in Liberal and Nationalist governments including Mines and Local Government. Funeral tomorrow afternoon will be cremated at Rookewoog Crematorium.
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Sydney
J. C
Fitzpatrick
M.L.A
Legislative Assembly
Rylatone
Minea
Windspr
Richmond
Molong Argus
Rookweog’ Crematorium
Lancaster Trial Reports Impersonation and Dead Man Remarks
The Lancaster trial heard evidence from N C Tancred a self styled naval captain awaiting trial for impersonating a naval officer. He testified Lancaster said in No gales he would return to Miami to remove Clarke and later told an associate in El Paso I have seen a lot of dead men one more won t make any difference. Tancred said Lancaster shifted from Latin American Airways Corp and planned an immediate Miami return after Clarke Miller reports. Funeral director K B Bess testified Clarke was bruised on the shoulder and no powder burns were found near the head wound. The court adjourned for the weekend as State Attorney Hawthorne noted half the prosecution evidence remained.
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Miami
N. C
Latin-American Airways Corporation
Clarke-Miller
Clarke
K. B. Bess
Clarkes
Hawthorne
Bgee
Dutch Swimmer Bult Qualifies Amid Fast Semis
The report notes Francis Bult posted a swift heat time to qualify as the fastest third in the event. Cooper led early laps with McKin and Bult close behind as the Dutch rival edged ahead later. Helens Maddison’s heat showed a dominant, uncontested win suggesting a likely final victory.
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Willemijnte ‘Denouden
Holland
Ukie Arata
Japan
Francis Bult
Wiffern
Ladde
Cooper
Bult
McKin
Helens Maddison
Stormy Dail Debate Over Ireland’s £2 Million Supplementary Estimate
The Dail adjourned until October after a stormy debate about a £2,000,000 supplementary estimate. Attacks on Mr de Valera dominated sessions with calls to drop patriotic platitudes and questions about independence versus remaining tied to Britain. de Valera defended spending as emergency needs and urged the people to decide, noting uncertain prospects for new markets.
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London
de Valera
Dail
P. Hogan
England
Ireland
RR. Anthony
Independent Labour
Irish Free
Kenny
de Vaolera
Mr. de Valera
Britain
Denasrk
Land annuities row and Irish Free State talks
Sir John Simon stated at Barnaby that Britain will not accept Irish negotiations without annuities first being paid. He explained land annuities funded by Irish purchases, with the Free State owing instalments and Britain covering lender payments. De Valera’s stance contrasts with ongoing collection of instalments in Ireland. The issue is not war debts, and arbitration is proposed for a quick settlement.
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London
Romony MacDonald
Mr. de Valera
Japanese Mine Disaster in Sorachi Coal Mine
Explosion of firedamp trapped 69 miners underground at Sorachi coal mine on Hokkaido Island. Only two reached. 14 bodies recovered. Hope for the remaining 21 miners is fading as rescue efforts continue.
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Tokio
Jrm
Sorachi
Hokkaido Island
Stock Market Surges as Commodities Rally Across Cities
A Saturday surge in stock prices on the New York exchange lifts industrials like United States Steel and American Telephone, with volumes topping 2.78 million shares. Commodity prices rise under the Commodities Credit Plan, boosting wheat hogs oats and other products as centers from Philadelphia to San Francisco report gains.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steels
American Telephones
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
San Franciata
Dallng
Richmond
Welland Canal Opening Delivers Canadian Pride Abroad
Delegates including Baldwin Thomas Bruce and Coates visited Niagara for the opening of the Welland Ship Canal. The 26 mile canal cost 130 million dollars, began before the war, and 100 workers died in construction. The water drop is 25 feet, locks lift 46 feet, taking vessels over 600 feet. Baldwin praised the achievement, Bruce called it a tribute to Canadian grit and emphasized Australia’s parallel growth. a baby’s arrival drew smiles as officials arrived.
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Toronto
Ont
Measta Baldwin
J. H. Thomas
R. Bh, Bennett
8. M. Bruce
J. G. Coates
Niagara
Welland Ship Canal
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Locketach
Baldwin
Canada
Bruce
Australia
United States
America
Thomas
Bennett
Lang Plan Not Repudiation Says Former Agent General
In Montreal on Saturday the former Agent General of New South Wales Mr A C Willie defended Lang saying he did not seek to repudiate British foreign debts. He argued debts were urged during prosperity and warned against squeezing Australian farmers to cover loans formed in good times. He urged a world conference before Ottawa to settle monetary problems and opposed private control of world money credit.
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Montreal
New South Walea
A. C. Willie
Australia
Lang
Ottawa
Bonus Army Seeks Mexican Shelter Colony
A telegram to the President from Doak Carter, former chief of staff of the bonus seeking veterans, requests permission to establish a colony of bonus expeditionary force members in Mexico. The message announces the new tope and outlines the shelter plan for the group.
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New Tore
Bonus
Mexico
Rubio
Doak Carter
Terrorists Active in India Widen Attacks Across Regions
Officials report intensified terrorist activity in India with police and civilians targeted at night and day. British nationals may face increased danger as gunmen linked to Chittagong operations threaten further indiscriminate shootings at homes, offices, and public sites.
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Calcutta
India
Siegen Lakes
Thienerve- Conditio
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J. C. L. Fitzpatrick
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Lancaster
Suicid
Sir John Simon
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Hoover
Meyers
Welland Canal
Empire
MR. Willis
Chittagong
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