Seamen Extend Strike as Sydney Crew Plans Return
Victorian port, including Melbourne, sees strike expansion with Wanganella crew heading to Sydney to give 24 hours notice. Australasian Steamship Owners Federation cites breach of a conciliation agreement and warns of government licensing for seamen if the dispute continues. Potential federal intervention could set licensure rules and routing decisions for further ships.
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Melbourne
Victorian
Sydney
Seamen's Union
Wanganella
Australasian Steamship Owners’ Federation
Westralia Sails From Fremantle
Westralia, a Huddart Packer Line motor ship, sailed from Fremantle today bound for Adelaide as water-ditches trouble has not spread to the state. In Sydney, an interstate shipping strike looms after Taine tied up and Wangarelle delayed. Tatune declared brick by the Seamen's Union.
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Perth
Westralie
Huddart Packer Line
Adelaide
Btate
Sydney
Mlaming
Yen
Mildura
Pam
Malbourne
Mnmewity
Spain
Plane crash near Heliopolis kills four crew and notable figures
A four crew plane carrying Tulsi Canea Minister for Public Works and Raimondo Franchetti wrecked twelve miles east of Heliopolis. Both men and a secretary perished. British and Italian search planes joined the effort as the machine buried in sand. Franchetti, Italy's wealthy landowner, and Raimondo Franchetti were prominent figures in public life.
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Cairo
Tulsi Canea
Birires
Raimondo Franchetti
Heliopolis
Brian
Yonterne Cae
Daily Telegraph
Pranchetti
Guard
Feadom
Rome
Plane Mishap at Essendon
Pad to undercarriage while landing at Emondon today, and skidded 75 yards on its body. Melcher Chapman Nor E. Collins, manager of the vast Pany, Was hurt, but both propellers were umranded.
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Emondon
Melcher Chapman
E. Collins
Attorneys General Confer on Australian marketing restrictions
The conference of Commonwealth and State Attorneys General met this afternoon to discuss marketing, pending appeals before the Privy Council, and whether Section 92 limits interstate trade rights. Premier Forgan Smith urged restricting appeals to the Privy Council. the chairman noted potential difficulty given Imperial Parliament's stance on restricting appeals.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Btate
Privy Council
Theas
Forgan Smith
Queens
Wnstalation
Donalor Brennan
Mr Menzies Visit To Washington In Turbulent Year
Fragmented report recounts Mr Menzies visit to Washington discussing Pacific shipping with Secretary Hull and others. A railway accident near Concordia injures a man, fractures his jaw, amid broader social and governmental discussions surrounding the trip.
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MR. Menzies
Washington
Thureday
BG. Mensies
Cardail Hull
Jate
Sydney
Roper
Com- William
Tatts
Lyons
Baleen Concordia Ala
White Hours
Norsh Mtulbneyd
Mat Sr. Roosevelt
Taxation Talks Reach Broad Agreement in Melbourne
A conference of Commonwealth and State Treasurers in Melbourne reported broad consensus on taxation methods. Sir Metachian said progress was made on 36 items with plans to adopt Royal Commission recommendations where feasible. States will draft laws to implement agreed changes in the next parliamentary session.
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Melbourne
Metachian
Jeneral
Conference of Commonwealth
Canberra
Graz
Royal Commission
Perliawent
Lyons arrival in Auckland signals Imperial conference talks
In Auckland on Friday Prime Minister Lyone and Mr Lyone arrived aboard the Mariposa en route to Sydney. He said an Imperial conference in London next year was likely but date setup remained unsettled. He praised the interim meal agreement with Britain and noted continued negotiations for a long term pact. He cited friendly US sentiment toward Australia and commented on exchange rate discussions under Commonwealth policy.
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Auckland
Lyone
Sydney
London
Lyona
Britain
Dominions
Australia
United States
Hej
Gold Clause Suits Validating Bill in USA
Washington Senate approves measure by 58 to 24 to prohibit the government from devaluation and to end the pattern of non coinage requirements. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that the previous action overstepped authority in abrogating the gold clause.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Reign of Terror Seen in Germany by Brit Ex-Servicemen
A British ex service men delegation reports life in Germany as a reign of terror. They describe being kept under guard and seeing only what the Nazi guards allowed. Working class areas reveal widespread fear of criticising the regime.
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Germany
London
Conference opens August 15 on Abyssinia dispute
London reports the Anglo French Italian Conference on Abyssinia planned to open August 15. The Times Rome correspondent says Italy will attend to defend its Abyssinian interests, while hoping the talks clarify England and France positions. An Attar article urges flexible principles and suggests possible reframing within another League if needed.
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London
Times
Paria
Abyssinia
Rome
the Times
Italy
England
France
Attar! Este
Nandrance
Principia
Italian Purchases for War and Mediation in Rome
London report notes Italian purchases for war including ships from Genoa firms slated for breaking up and insurance toward the Mediterranean and Red Sea. It mentions German miners and coal exports, a 31,000 metric ton frozen meat shipment to Berlin, and a U.S. envoy summoned to Rome to meet Mussolini possibly as mediator in a potential conflict. A major European military maneuver is planned in August as half a million Italians train with secrecy.
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London
Genoeto
Loyd
Atso
Sierra Corloba
Werra
Germany
Parig
Thurming
Gerard
United States
Brasil
Cme
Rome
Signor
Mussolini
Ttus
Argentina
Persecution Wave Sweeps Germany Hits Jews Across Europe
Borin correspondent reports a new wave of persecution in Germany. The Nationalists vow loyalty, while the press defends the expulsion of Jews as aiding the nation during wartime. A fresh round of anti Jewish actions is anticipated after Bleicher’s Berlin speech on August 35.
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London
Borin
Pully Telegraph
Germany
Nasi
Jewa Ls
Bleicher
Muses
Berlin
Tax Evasion Case Involving Trautwein in High Court
Friday in the High Court the Commissioner of Taxation alleged fraud and tax evasion by T C Trautwein MLC for income tax 1921 27 seeking £162000. Trautwein sought a stay pending objections and appeals while security was set at £5 000 with room for more. judge granted stay October 2 once security posted.
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T. C. Traut~wein
Mlc
Alm Cohen
High Court
Trautwein
Cohen
Board of Review
Gain
Justice Evatt
Gale
Guin
Tarrant's Cable Clears Indian Tour Decision
Frank Tarrant today reported a cable from the Maharajah of Patinia approving the team initially rejected for the India tour. The signal from Chatelguyon in France backed the players, promising unity with the Indian Board of Control’s selection and a Bombay meeting to finalize the tour.
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Tarrant
Indian Board of Control
Melbourne
Frank Tarrant
Maharajah
Patinia
Meniagy
Chatelguyon
France
Calcutta
Thole
Thole Criticiam of the V Personnet
Ludiernun
St. Thera
Rajeet
Afron
Bombay
British Advises Evacuation From Abyasinia
The British Legation urges British residents to evacuate women and children from Abyasinia when convenient. The notice stresses precautionary measures amid tensions and advised further safety steps for those abroad.
Increase in Italian grain harvest in 1830 report
Rome reports a potential rise in Italian grain harvest for 1830. Palace circles consider the war announcement prophetic yet uncertain. Authorities note higher yield with rumored gains up to about twenty percent versus prior periods, pending official confirmation.
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Rome
France
Rick
Violent Riots Shake Toulon as Strikes Roil France
Widespread clashes leave five killed and about 200 injured in Toulon amid a wave of strikes and anti-government protests. Rioters fought police and mobile guards, with troops deployed and street lamps shattered. Havre strike ends after talks in Paris, seamen return aboard ships as authorities vow to curb violence.
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Paris
Havre
Cute
Toulon
le Jour
Workers’ Federation
Alngin
M. Conten
Kent
Ahoapital
Demonstratory
Tincon
Parix
Champlain
Southampton
London
Rome
Joseph Barner
Living Death: Death Penalty Rejected in Murder Plot
Chicago report recounts Judge Cornalus Harrington sentencing Blanche Dunkel and Evelyn Dunkel to 1,000 years each for the murder of Ervin Lang. Prosecution says Dunkel, infatuated with Lang’s wife, conspired with Mrs. Smith to kill Lang and conceal the remains, calling the act horrifying. The judge describes the penalty as insufficient to match the deceit and violence.
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Chicago
Cornalus Harrington
Blanche Dunke
Evelyn Init
Ervin Lang
Wald
Dunkel
Lang
New Decrees Cut Prices and Expand Debt Policies
The President M. La Brun returns from Lorena to unveil 42 decrees believed to be the final batch. They cut fond prices and set a national meat price ceiling while lifting interest rates to four percent for civil and five percent for commercial loans. Government plans include reform of company laws to curb share manipulation and finance public works with savings from July decrees. A federal unemployment committee is created to curb overtime, with a 10 percent taxi rent cut for farmers and warnings of renewed austerity if citizens do not respond.
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PARIB
M. la Brun
Lorrina
Jlin
Jaminu
M. Laval
To-tay
Inheritance Tax Plan Draws War Time Debate
Sen Benator Vandenberg outlines a proposal to augment the inheritance tax to fund wartime costs. He asserts the levy would sit atop the estate tax, targeting large fortunes of major corporations and wealthy individuals on Wall Street. His remarks signal a broader push to bolster revenue as national finance strains persist.
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Benator Vandenborg
America
Wierd Oler Company
Tata Low
Bord
Dollére
Vandenberg
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