British Leaders Confer Over Australian Plan at London Meeting
In London on Tuesday officials from the Conservative ministry discussed potential reform proposals and the reduction of government spending. Key figures named Harogay Moer, Neville Chumabertain, and Jeebpirt Samilole appeared to back plans to curb expenditure and examine telegraph expansion. The government aims to unify party opinions ahead of forthcoming deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harogay
Kemiser
Otter
Telegraph
Rathors
Urigene
Cantoratice
Ieailors
Neville Chumabertain
Economic measures cloud an Australian emergency plan
A jumbled report describes government debate on converting currency and budgeting during a national emergency. Mentions Western Australia and an Australian at the center of talks. References James Mitchell and Montague Norman amid budget estimates and financial strategy.
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Mont
Montague Norman
Tawynine Street
Yeatsrday Mflernoon
Torre Shaliern
Tle Bank
Uritien Reid
James Mitchell
Conversion response shows 29 percent of securities converted
The Victoria Savings Bank is expected to convert 29 million pounds in Commonwealth and State securities into the new line, with a total £160 million converted or promised of £556 million. A Conversion Appeal Committee led by Menses, Scullin, Lyons and Gibson is urging bondholders to participate, and a special board meeting is called to discuss the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Menses
J. H.scullin
Robert Gibson
State Savings Bank of
Victoria
Commonwealth
Iinc
Boerd
German Consul Farewell In Sydney
In Sydney on Wednesday a farewell gathering honored Dr. Bumne, the German Consul General, with speeches by local leaders including Mr. Bavin. Attendees reflected on Australia German ties, noting the long friendly bond and shared interests amid recent tensions.
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Sydney
Wedneelay
Australia
Germany
Juan Coumil
Bumne
Wil
Bavin
Buaing
Austratin
Australia House Protest Against Reduction
Protesters in Sydney rally against government pay cuts and living costs as officials debate a 30 percent wage reduction. Speakers argue measures harm workers and demand reconsideration amid mounting economic strain.
Victorian Bill For Salary Cuts Passes Assembly
Melbourne reports the Victorian Legislative Assembly carried the third reading of a salary cut bill by four votes. The Labour opposition secured the minority, with the reduced public service salaries restored in an amended form after earlier removal.
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Melbourne
Victorian Legisative Assembly
Labour
Conversion inquiries from London
Australians in London visit two branches of the Commonwealth Bank to view conversion to a new issue. An official statement on the point would be dispatched to clarify details of the conversion process.
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London
The
Commonwealth
Hank
Enguline Witt
Canberra Company to Convert At AGM Meeting
At a Canberra meeting of Canberra Laundry Ltd shareholders the firm announced a plan to convert its holding of Cara Tonwealth bonds. The motion, supported by Mr John Beane, resolved to notify Commonwealth security holders to convert the preferred stock into the defined provision of the wel system.
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Auma
Meting
Canbérra
Bream Laundry’ Ltd
Whate Tt
Jty Holding
John Beane
Comisionwealth
Comimonweaith Securities
Allenics
Riots in Cologne Trigger Gun Fire Turmoil
A chaotic scene in Cologne with a revolver discharge during a republican torchlight procession. Reports describe rioters scattering as authorities opened fire to disperse crowds. Casualties and injuries are unclear, but many are reported as frightened and in turmoil amid ongoing unrest.
Left in Taxi Thombor Report From Arctic Voyage
Bir Hubert Wilkins and Merine reportedly drove in the Arctic with engines sounding. A driver named Libdily earned a stake before leading a voyage toward Amierioth. The crash and disappearance near Spitsbergen followed a gale as a pollge reported a 20,000 payment.
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Thombor
Hubert Wilkins
Merine
West
Arwutifus
Arctic
Tia
Milan
Tanna
Teaving
Libdily
Betta
Seem
Spitsbeteen
Staniats
Colson
Narnitel
Anit
Mollison's Mother Arrives in London for Son
Mrs Bullmore, mother of Mollison, reached London from Bungay and stayed at the Granville Hotel awaiting her son's arrival. The report notes she planned to accompany him and discuss arrangements with relatives.
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Mollison
London
Molli Son
Bullmore
Glangoy
Nient
Granvanor Hotel
Steward Dead By Denounced Death in Ghatawsod Dates
A terse, garbled notice reports the death of a steward amid unclear details. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, with fragments suggesting an incident at Ghatawsod and a contemporaneous event or inquiry. Further legible context is not available in the text.
Cancer Great Discovery Claimed In London
A London report from Cancer Hospital details a claimed discovery of a chemically pure substance believed to influence cancer incidence. Researchers note uncertainty and caution about structural effects, with speculation on future applications to reduce cancer risk and improve prevention.
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London
Eis
Londo Cancer Hospital
Renearuh Jrorkers
Fecogalechia
Lamour
High Court Attitude Report From Melbourne Officials
A government letter from Sir Frank Gavan and Justice Bourke, with Justice Svnlt, notes no action on the constitutional protection for judges during continued service. They plan to travel for motions from September 1, with pay, while some justices will stay in Sydney and Melbourne. A later note states Justices Rich, Dillon, and McLean will each contribute 26 percent of salary to the Commonwealth avenue fund this year.
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Melbourne
Wellssday
Woulting
Frank Gavan
Dully
High Court
Bourke Hind
Juathie
Svnlt
Sime Fe
Cour
Justice Starks Feaide
Labu
Commonwealth Avenue
She Venr
Martial law declared in Cuba amid revolutionary clashes
Reports from Havana say martial law is imposed as rebels invade Santa Clara city. Authorities claim military reinforcements are en route while clashes claim at least one life.
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Havana
Tiesiay
Cuba
Santa Cinta
Santa Clara City
Willis Moves In London Dispute Between Lang and Bovartini
A terse report from London describes Mr Willis engaging with Dominion officials over a dispute involving Mr Lang and the Bovartini company. Willis argues the case centers on an assessable pile and seeks amicable resolution.
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Mr. Willis
London
Tueniay
Miro
Hy Thom
Lang
Willia
Insurance Bill Debated By Assembly On Sectional Disagreement
The Assembly, on Wednesday, failed to align with the Legislative Council's amendments to the insurance bill. A struggle over scheduling and division lines led to a vote that left the bill unsettled as discussions continue with committee involvement and potential revisions.
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Byoney
Debt Moratorium Experts Reach Agreement on Repayments
London Tuesday reports a conference of seven pottry experts reached agreement on measures to suspend inter government payments for one year. Germany stated it does not waive future payment capacity and that unconditional annuities must continue, with loans to railways and other conditions. The accord covers Paris and Hague framework repayments and Hungary, Bulgaria, and Italy under the Harve and Paris agreements, proposing a one year suspension subject to amendments.
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London
Hoover
Germany
Hague
Reco
Gaysrment
Com- Salas
Wiuk reKard
Bilary
Wages Tax Relief Sought by Farmers Association
A request from the Farmers Association to ease the unemployment tax for farmers is discussed. The Secretary of Agriculture and the Administration are cited regarding potential relief and extension of tax deadlines, with consideration of tax payments and delays.
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Byone Wedamniay
Cambel
United States Announces Moratorium on Loan Repayments
The U S government announces terms for a repayment moratorium set to begin soon, with payments delayed up to three percent annually for a period of eight years. The plan, tied to pension adjustments, staggers repayments into two six monthly installments, combining principal and interest. This measure, credited to Hoover era directives, aims to stabilize welfare by easing immediate financial burdens.
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Hitate
London
Lin Hoover
Hoover
Lucknow Gold Find Inquiry Sparks Parliament Probe
An inquiry in Sydney discusses a Lucknow gold find with claims by W. Macaball and A. Marahali about past events. The committee notes missing details from nomad sites and references tests on ore samples tied to a rich Lucknow claim and the length of the crank reported years ago.
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Sydney
An -Ausralia
W.macaball
Lucknow
A. Marahali
Medea
Marshall
Severe shocks Berlin toendsys and 1923 earthquake recorders indicate
Fragmentary report notes European earthquake data and a major tremor in 1923. Mentions Japanese observers and a central Asia shock hypothesis with uncertain place names and dates. details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Berlin
Toendsys
Postal Economy at Downey Cuts Temporary Staff
The Postmaster General plans immediate changes to civilian letter routes and temporary employees. Temporary workers affected by the reorganization have held positions for up to eighteen years, with the department preparing to dispense services of other officers next month.
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Bydney
P.D
P.M.G
Ieee Psaasan
Ottiers
Bomw
Ihote
Pilot's Narrow Escape at Mermaid Midway Merodrome
A chaotic scene unfolds as pilot Matomday narrowly avoids a crash at the merodrome while competing. Jhaphima Yaliy and Mayeran are mentioned in the jumble of text, with unclear actions.
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East
Malvern
Jhaphima Yaliy
Mayeran
Eviction Riot in Melbourne Sparks Police Reinforcements
An unrest action in Melbourne prompted rapid police response as officers faced a mob. Reports describe a clash amid evictions with reinforcements arriving and no clear consensus on casualties or exact arrests.
British Planes Ready To Demonstrate New Aircraft
A British air program reports Tessians due this week with a Rolls Royce powered craft similar to BEA seaplanes. The feature aims to prove fusion-aircraft concepts. emphasis on increased horsepower, cooling radiators, and redesigned water cooling surfaces. Locally, excitement builds in Newnes Lithgow as a 100-man patrol build-up begins with greater oil capacity and long patrol endurance.
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London
Saperes and Warmaliate
Rolls Royce
Atecraft Ng
Avterance
Ehrauighout
Hue
Aviator's feat: four capitals covered in one day
Cauls Broudivant arrived at Avimal at 6 o'clock tonight after flying from Belebans to Sydney and Molbodene in a single day. He set a new record by covering 1,260 miles in one day, showcasing a bold feat across four capitals.
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Adelaide
Wridimonday
Cauls Broudivant
Avimal
Aucoram Hity
Belebans
Sydney
NSW Savings Bank Loan Conversion Debate Focuses on Payoff
Melbourne report outlines the New South Wales Government Bonds and Savings Bank loans. Council and commissioners discuss converting 21,000,400 pounds of stock and timing for payoff and financial reductions. Boullin states key points in New South Wales, with overdraft relief and available funds under debate.
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Melbourne
Watsvellas
Counnell
New South Wales
Barings Banke
Wales
Wiley
Hank
Boullin
Bank Snd
Wire Couneil
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W.A. Government
Victorian Savings Bank
Nana Lata
Hoverul Targter Large
Ruglatound
Yoniday
Btuls — Buperannwation Board
Bria Tovicco
Walla
Tamisnes
Estahane
Angicaiten
Thapranco
Pea
Denide ‘Nie
Carmmen- Ra
Biate Jonna
Melbourne Exeter
Ie Leindoy
Meinstey
Howey
Banat
Nike
Geuttin
Canberra Company
Cologne
Berdin
Colont
Onder
Firlaz
Nautilus
AJC
Bydnen
Nisome
Lonidon
Santa ~ Clara
U.S.A
Central ‘Asia
Pitaroy
Paris
Rawanda
Marty
Doliee
Tessians
Newnes
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