Britain Japan policy in North China official report
A dated Tokyo dispatch notes a British belief that Japan’s stabilising influence is needed in China and hints at joint capital ventures. The report, relayed to Foreign Minister Hirota and citing London mediator Matsudaira, suggests Britain’s tolerant stance toward Japan’s aims in Manchuria and broader Chinese interests, while skeptical of joint capitulation.
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Tokio
Nichigimnun
Betas
China
Japes
Saterprines
Capitalioad
Britain
Leo Samorta
Japan
Chine
Ares
Rvilies
Mansheus
Few Hands Rush to Give Away Stock Wealth Trusts Evade Taxes
A distorted report claims concentrated control shifted as 63 percent of value of all portfolios was owned by 684 corporations, while the Securities Exchange Commission noted multi millionaires moving millions to shield assets from Roosevelt era taxes. Rockefeller, Woolworth, and others reportedly donated sums ranging from 200 000 to 800 000 dollars though recipients were not disclosed.
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Amedoa
Corpontion
Securition Exchange Commission
Mr. Rockefeller
Charles Woolworth
Toa Corsminion
Italy May Enlist Foreign Legion Rumor Reaches Rome
A government discussion in Rome considers forming a foreign legion similar to France's. Reports say many officers fear a recall of Britain's reprisal as authorities order a review of options.
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Italy
Foreign Legion
Rome
Wemenday
Britain
Ton
German gas masks for Ethiopia fuel debate in aid plan
Disjointed notes mention grain levy and research costs with references to the German gas masks for Ethiopia. The fragmentary text suggests a proposal by the Wheat Commission and mentions Turkish sympathy amid flood concerns.
Indian Tour Board Criticised Over Team Selection Delays
Melbourne Thursday Frank Tarrant criticized the Australia Board for delays in selecting the Indian tour team. He proposed a ballot among Board members to save time and rejected claims the Maharajah of Patiala funded the tour. He cited a Melbourne bank manager’s note on finances and hoped the Indian Board would accept his chosen lineup.
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Melbourne
Frank Tarrant
Australia
Melbourne Bank
Indie Board of
Con
Todi
Woodfull
Ponafokd
Kippas
Aire
Indian Board of Control
Wheat Pool Debate Sows Growers’ Friction with Page
Speakers at the Farmers and Battlers Conference attacked Dr. Page over the Commonwealth wheat pool proposal. The conference backed a compulsory pool under grower control, opposing home consumption price ideas and criticizing government actions and the Royal Commission’s recommendations. The amendment urging expedited legislation for a home price failed.
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Bydney
Dr. Page
Farmers and Battlers
Commonwealth
J. Kanda
Lankhart
Country Party
Pace
Randall
National Party
Lyon
England
Page
R Wilson
Brockinbingel
HK Nock
Federsl
Sonsu
Nod
Raya! Cominion
Governimmant
Aleps
Indian board may draw out Indian tour support
An Indian Board of Control official in Calcutta says the board may withdraw backing for the Australian tour unless provinces guarantee funds. Bengal is asked for 20,000 rupees and Bombay for 50,000, as others insist that the venture relies on strong crowd support and capital. The Bombay meeting on Sunday is expected to decide if India will proceed with a team featuring Woodfull and Ponting.
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Calcutta
Bangal Cricket Association
Maharajan of
Putiala
Indian Board of Control
Bengal
Bombay
Tarray
Contra
Simos
Indie
Pepper Hold Up Man Charged With Robbery
Central Court heard Kenneth Charles O Connell 31 a plasterer charged with stealing £600 from Toho Wilson. Wilson testified a pepper attack occurred injuring him and the robber made off with the bag containing the money. O Connell remanded to August 32 bail fixed at £1000.
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Wilson
French seamen walk off ships at Havre strikes widen
French trans Atlantic seamen at Havre join a nationwide campaign against government cuts to the economy. The halt threatens the Columbia and Lafayette sailings while Normanne delays until August 14. Two hundred passengers bound for New York face cancellations and sea traffic grows tense as police guard quays.
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Columbia
Tomorow
Lafayette
New York
Waterloo
Mercantile Marine
Brent
Anatole Baeerowst
Sharp drop in Argentine wheat crop reported
In Buenos Aires on Wednesday farmers said the wheat yield fell 10 to 18 percent from 1994 due to severe drought. Rioting followed as bottles and stones were thrown at police after clashes with the Second Regiment of Colonial Infantry. A workman died from injuries after an incident with soldiers, leaving a widow and five children. a leaflet accuses Laval of murder. Government notes hardships from a cut tied to recent arsenal measures.
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Ieena
Colonial Infantry
Itla
Laval
Empire aviation policy debate in Australian routes
Air Mail excerpt from London notes growing interest in imperial aviation. Writers urge pooling Empire resources to face financed international competition. Australian route currently under intergovernmental control, so proposals avoid loosening control while boosting inter state and empire workshop activity. Critics say Australia has not declared a firm policy, delaying joint financing for immediate expansion.
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London
Australie
Australia
Parkhill Defends Australia Supply Route Position
In Melbourne the Minister for Defence replies to a London report urging empire unity. Mr Parkhill accuses British authorities of withholding vital information needed to estimate costs for an operating flying boat service. He reiterates Australia will keep overland Darwin route for development and defence.
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Melbourne
London
War
Australia
Empire
Parkhill
Commonwealth
Darwin
Land Agent's Mistake Sold Wrong Block of Land
In Sydney the Equity Court heard Leslie Drew and Horace Walker trustees of the Black family estate explain that a land sale wrongfully transferred a block on the opposite street. The lot sold for £600, purchasers later surveyed, revealing the error. transfer approval and repayment of £500 with interest were ordered.
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Sydney
Nicholas
Bnquity Court
Leslie Drew
Horace Walker
Famen Blackman
Anbfield
Advic
Declared Black Fleet Dispute Affects Sea Trade
A conflict over a black owned vessel involving the Bohaman Union and Muddart Parker Fleet led to a 24 hour notice and government intervention. The Wangunella, owned by Buddart Parker, faces legal action in Sydney after seamen protest. Other ships possibly impacted include Westrally Yarra Goulburn and Colue.
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Sydney
Iy Nen Ihe Boaman
Ded
Haesting
Varnel
Buddart Parkwr
Westrally
Fremantle
Auust
Carle
Yarra
Goulburn
Colue
German X ray Gift Promises Better Cancer Treatment
Dr. McKillop of Shabane urged Sir Herbert Austin to fund a Queensland cancer tram with a £1100 German high voltage X ray machine. It aims to treat most cases and was shown by Professor Chauaul to reduce recurrences. 1931 results indicated improved outcomes for advanced cases.
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London
McKiltop
Shabane
Herbert Austin
Queensland
McKillop
Chauaul
Lobbying Fees Reveal Large Payments to Defeat Bill
Washington, Wednesday. Patrick Hurley, ex War Secretary, testified before the Senate Lobby Committee that he received 100,000 dollars in three years from the Autodated Gas and Vectric Byxtem for advice and lobbying to defeat the President's Utility Regulatory Bill. Joseph Twinalty, former secretary to President Wilson, confirmed fees totaling 100,100 dollars in support of the Hoovervelt Utility Regulatory measure.
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Washington
Patrick Hurley
Hanate Lobby Committee
Wilon
Joseph Twinalty
Maamure
Bridge Victim Rescued Alive From Harbour
A middle aged man gave the name Joan Byrne and was found floating under the Harbour Bridge in Sydney. Police say he fell from the structure, was rushed to Sydney Hospital with cramps, and survived despite a history of falls from the bridge.
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Sydney
Joan Byrne
Kogarah
Harbour Bridge
Mtn Troumern
Sydney Hospital
Ian
Golden town terrorised by relief workers incident
Disrupted town of Golden, Wisconsin, faced a day of chaos as about 260 deserters from a relief camp halted a freight train. They poured food, damaged rails, and forced the train to stop before police trapped them in Calgary. Twenty eight were captured.
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Vancouvien
Golden
Vombig
Relia
Outakirta
Calgary
Crreciaa
Jockeys Suspended for Misconduct at Victoria Park Race
Jockeys W Aldridge and T Snyders were suspended by the AWC stewards after a Saturday race at Victoria Park. The suspension followed a report from a racing supervisor and a ruling that they violated Rule 1148, with evidence showing misconduct on the racecourse. Baydera rode Gay Bresee, finishing second, while Aldridge rode Abh's Lad to a win.
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Sydney
W. Aldridge
T. Snyders
Victoria Park
AWC
Baydera
Gay Bresee
Aldridge
Wlewarde
Spring Candidates Gallop at Randwick Racing Event
Sydney reports a morning gallop at Randwick with Pater Pan not asked to fast and Surenean shown in ritual form while Ore and Berestol, including an imported horse, run seven furlongs. Faint notes claim Ela court witness and Kajul Cook’s time hints at a brisk pace, with the horses warming up and moving stiffly before proving capable.
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Sydney
Pater Pan
Randwick
Surenéan
Fr Ulng
Iereetol
Swoud
Ian
Bradman Denies Availability for South Africa Tour
Bradman dismissed reports he would join the South African tour or be available for a proposed Melbourne match. The fragment mentions conditions and a Field Shield context, with unclear details about Apex, Scooter, and batsmen, but centers on his denial and uncertainty about participating in the related fixtures.
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Adelaide
Bradman
Melbourne
Partio
Rousing Welcome for New Zealand Premier in Sydney
The New Zealand Prime Minister, Fortes, arrived in Sydney en route home after a overseas trip. Maori footballers greeted him warmly as the steamer berthed, while officials noted the visit fostered confidential talks between British and Dominion ministers and discussed expansion of the Kyapi trade and other points.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Ty Fortes
Dominion
Forben
Bruaner
Forbes
Glia
Atong
American offer on Southern Crow engine purchase
Mr B Shell acting for Ale Charles Kingsford Smith made an offer to include the original engine in a scene. The offer was to be forwarded to authorities, with a pledge to meet Belurday. Sir Charles refused to entertain an offer from Holland to buy the Southern Crow, which would have been displayed in a museum.
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Bydney
B. Shell
Charles Kingsford Smith
Pena
Wheil Ald
Commonwealth Governmant
Charles
Holland
High Court Tightens Security on Life Insurance Proposals
The High Court today restricted strict security to answer questions on life insurance proposal forms while declining to rule certain answers as void. An appeal over two questioned items arose between three companies reorganized into one. Evans life policy controversy led to a verdict for £2000 in favor of the plaintiff insurer.
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Sydney
Thurwddy
High Court
William Henry Kivase
Kinood
Victoria
Finmed
Incurnace
Puimbures
Evens
Evans
Malton
Insurencs Company
Tha ' de~ Fendant Insurance Company
Nants
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Ethiopia
Wheat Commission
Adda
Board of Control
Mrnock
Peice
Nock
Teethowan
MLC
Tha Farmere
Commisasion
Mr. Biel
Mn Mack
Mack
Sommistian
Mr. Field
Leontrolind
Pepper
Havre
Paris
Hause
Seamen’s
Queensland Cancer Trust
South Africa
N.Z
Southern Cross
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