Ottawa Cabinets Deliberate Currency Policy At Conference
Cabinet discussed Ottawa progress at the conference and considered a proposal by the Commonwealth government to regulate currency. The meeting spanned hours as ministers weighed potential actions, with no firm public pronouncement expected immediately.
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Ottawa
Commonwealth
Ika
Mr Brace
Cantorum
Is. Gullott
Maki
Teaulia
Prime Minster
Gite
Lyon
Deaney
Early Rising and British Decisions Shape Imperial Finance
Ottawa reports outline of a scheme for imperial financial renewal, linking Dominion pound sterling to Canadian liabilities and gold. Emphasis on limited credit, government obligations, and minimizing reliance on foreign payments while awaiting New Zealand and other partners. The piece notes tensions over silver pricing and the impact on world prices and negotiations.
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Ottawa
F. Daring
Uw Bank
Iimperial
Dominion Pound Sterling
Dhe
Liemctiand
Guy
Hoover Admits Prohibition Experiment Fails
President Hoover, accepting a Republican renomination, publicly acknowledged Prohibition’s failure. He urged return of states’ liquor control with federal safeguards to curb illegal production and crime. He contrasted GOP and Democratic platforms and rejected continuing the current regime, citing rising crime and corruption.
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Washington
Republican Party
Mouver
Hla
Hoover
Democratic Party
Tube
Ingen Wa
New York Affairs Mayor Walker Faces Removal Hearing
Governor Roosevelt heard Mayor Walker's case as Albany investigations into city government neared a climax. Samuel Roburay led the investigating committee as Walker faced removal proceedings in his role as chief executive. The outcome could affect party politics and New York's governance.
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New York
Albany
New York City
Dutave Walker
Ramuel Roabury
Oader
Toosevalt
Maglatrale
Walker
Hoanevel
Hoax orders on chemical arms scare Sydney firms
Fraudulent telegrams and telephone tips in Sydney claimed orders for chemical arms to be shipped by Patrick Broadhship Co and other firms. Police traced the hoax to a false telephone call to dealers, with several manufacturers denying receipt of any orders. The scam prompted caution and investigations into the origins of the messages.
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Rydney
Chemical Arma
Sydney
Mlormey
Delauane
Lyon
Patrick Broamship Co
Ne Titra
Wellington judge hands down sentence in gangster crime case
A Wellington court heard on the case involving Priday Frucle Peckham aged 44 and William Keogh aged 20 in an attack on an Auckland accountant named Cave It. The defendants were accused of assault and robbing the victim of 108 pounds. The judge delivered the sentence in this gangster crime matter.
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Wellington
Priday
Frucle Peckham
William Keogh
Yeaman
Cave
Auckland
Canadian Wheat Debt Scheme Becomes Royal Question
In Calgary Alberta a court case discusses a farmers debt scheme paying in wheat. The Honour mentions the crime was the theft of wheat payments and notes the plan was carefully set to take value around daylight. The United authorities imply the farmer bears cost while public funds cover losses.
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Weckham
Calgary
Alberta
Tara
United
Future of Waterford transfer decision in budget talks
Cabinet members meet as Prime Minister Mr. Lynn voices optimism on the plan to transfer Waterix from Mal bourne to Canberra. Decision expected next week, with emphasis on minor separational and financial points while broader questions await cabinet guidance.
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Malbourne
Canberra
Ohanko
Lynn
German Cabinet Talks Hint at Nazi Power Sharing
Berlin reports say Herr von Papen met Centre Party leaders as they discuss forming a cabinet with full Nazi participation. A parliamentary bargaining plan may see a reshaped ministry, with a budget transfer included. The cabinet decision is not expected before parliament debates the budget, with a morning session and continued minor items on the agenda.
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Berlin
Herr von Papen
Centre Party
Labour Protest Signals Early Food Tax Fears
Labour advisers Sleware Brow ey and Cirine have warned Mr Stanley Talio of a protest against potential food taxes. The letter warns of penalties for the British consumer and frames the documents as political campaigns. The Labourites aim to register discontent early over possible food tax measures.
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Ottawa
Labour
Sleware
Browey
Cirine
Stan
Documenta
Labouriiaa
Poultry thefts reported in Sydney and nearby areas
A string of poultry thefts across Sydney and suburbs involved masked suspects using chloroform on birds and neighbors. Reports name Longley and Chaldua among those affected as birds were taken from coops and farms, with authorities noting unusual nighttime activity and a rise in such assaults on fowls.
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Sydney
Munday
Duck Longley
Farnwr
al Nordlan
Chaldua
Uf Ularm
Marketing Board Ottawa Notes Board's Dominion Share Discussion
Fragmented OCR text discusses the Dominion share of Empire Marketing Board. Mentions committee of the Keunamie e-apera and an excellent work, with unclear details about timing and scope of the board's role and training. Names and places are garbled.
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Ottawa
Empire
Fatal Canberra cyclist killed by car near Parliament House
Walter Alexander Johnson died from injuries after a motor car struck him and his bicycle on John Forreastreet near Hotel Canberra. The driver, George Edwards, remained at the scene as police planned an inquest. The accident prompted Canberra football club members to abandon a home match to mourn. The funeral was set for St John’s Cemetery at 3 pm on Sunday.
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Walter Alexander Johnson
Attorney-enurata Department
Tim
George Edwards
Parliament Holst
John
Canberra
Johnaunn
Nm Ride Street
Enelufl
Johanon
Ue Wass
Aipsile
Johnston
Rave
St John's Cemetery
Bunyay
Spanish Revolt Arrest of Leader Aavaid Thuentay
Reported arrest of revolusionary leader Aavaid Thuentay by General San Jorge and General Hurransa at Hu chia after an attempted route to Portugal. Chaos followed with mob violence in Boyilla and attacks on Gan eval au Jurgo headquarters and St Martin's Convent.
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Aavaid
Thuentay
San Jorge
Hurransa
Huchia
Askeng
Portugal
Porcurma
Hay Jureo
Hierida
Ybe
Yftur Fonlstunes
Vislenca Ranticuen
Boyilla
A.C
A.1.c
New World Endurance Record Set By Mrs Bruce
London reports Mrs Victor Bruce today broke the British endurance flight record of 50 hours 38 minutes. She descended at Folkestone owing to oil overheating on the route.
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London
Victor Bruce
Folkzstowe
Government’s act on a tumultuous march to Villa
Fragmented account describes attempts to flee and arrest after promises of evacuation to Portugal. Ambiguous statements reference Sun Jutho’n Ruppartora and Dor Leman plus Dor Leman’s travel, with Vinge 60 mitten noted. General Jures arrives, claims vigilance against revolution and readiness for punishment.
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Isadlete
Portugal
Sive Pat
Republic
Altenas
Nica Hondawartern
Country Party Conference Debates Central Council Reform
The Farmers and Settlers Conference debated the Country Party constitution and the Central Council structure. A proposal to limit central representation to five members from each of the Farmers and Settlers Association and the United Country Party was discussed amid protests from vice president Hold against power shifting within the group.
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Rydney
Country Party
Farmers' and Settlers
Central Council
Lnited Country Movement
United Country Party of New South Wales
Farmer and Settlers’ Association
United Country Party
Hold
New Irish trade plans loom as de Valera pursues policy
Dublin reports that Mr. de Valera and his colleagues are developing a new Ireland trade plan while Dail and Senate recess. The Britain dispute leaves payments withheld totaling £1,761,000, signaling strain in postwar negotiations.
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Dublin
de Valera
Ireland
Dail
Senate
Britain
United Country Party debates reforms and tariff aims
In a party meeting the United Country Movement outlined nominations from each division of the United Country Movement and war maneu military. A motion favored free trade was remitted to continue tariff reductions as a goal. The group urged the Federal Government to admit free duty for farming and horticultural implements manufactured within the British Empire.
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Aolitan
The
Country Party
United Country Movement
Tte
Ted Country Party
Wnpaint
United Country Party
Nodello
Further Letter to Royal Commission Cited in Inquiry
The document records correspondence between Leader of the State Opposition Mr Kaun and Royal Commissioner Mr Justice Halse Rogeen. It notes Justice Bowers’s August 9 acknowledgment about a £1,800 payment to witnesses and that extending the inquiry’s terms was not within the commission’s province. Lane’s reply suggests terms were broadened to reveal payments while shielding mining matters.
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Aydniy
Mr. Kaun
Juatice Halse Rogeen
Maitving
Tin Hanes
Tune Foniant
Juatice Halve Bowers
Lane
Intiueul
Witmees
Barry
Mar
Lame
Exchange Policy Debate On Exchange Rate Impacts
Friday debate to a deputation from the Muawe District Water Board discussed a government schedule change on exchange for interest payments. Premive stated the change would affect industry costs and wool exports, with Maysna noting the policy hit importers but saved exporters as balance. Calls for national trustment to review the measure.
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Muawe District Water Board
Lair
Maysna
Harbin Flood Death Toll Believed At Thirty Thousand
Harbin floods as Sungari River rises to 25 feet submerging villages and vast farmland. About thirty thousand are believed dead with twenty five million acres flooded. A portion of Harbin city remains above water while crop destruction and mail handling by air transport are reported.
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Tokio
Sungari
Harbin
Textile strikers ripple to other mills after Yarra Falls
Melbourne Friday reports that 1,000 workers at Foy and Gibwon's Mills joined a strike following yesterday's Yarra Falls Spiooing Mills disruption. They demand the same pay rates, with 19 days of action and management refusing the demand. Conferences set for next week as other mills may join the walkout.
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Melbourne
Yarra Falls
Spiooing
Foy and
Gibwon's
Yarra
Dole Fraud Conviction At Newtown Court
Edwere igleian was fined £14 and ordered to pay 11/11 compemaniter in the Newtown Court today for dole fraud. The defendant admitted no interest in love or other matters but was found guilty. Detected offenses related to claiming dole payments improperly.
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Edwere Igleian
Newtown Court
Dole Fooke
Cophas
Ambulance Trials In Dark At Camp Casualty
Wilfrid Winockl aged 87 fell while walking at Camp Casualty in Happy Valley La Peroume. He broke his leg and was found groaning by fellow campers. Ambulance officers reached the scene two miles into darkness and carried him to Coat Hospital after first aid.
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Wilfrid Winockl
St Happy Valley
la Peroume
Drug Traffic Leader Sydney Player Charged in Court
In Central Court today Priaay Yen Hoo known as dealer with 2 percent cocaine was charged. Prosecutor said the defendant headed a drug ring in Sydney. Mou pleaded not guilty and was remanded to August 22 on bail.
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Sydney
Priaay
Yen Hoo
Central Court
Salg Itwan
Dufondadt Yma
Trampc
Mou
Bal
Two Men Face Charge In Central Court Fraud Case
Richard Parnard and Julia Brown appeared at Central Court on charges of conspiring to cheat and defraud Australasia Ltd and others. Prosecution alleged they planned a money theft, with the court remanding them on bail to September 14.
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Rydney
Writley
Central Court
Richard Parnard
Julia Brown
USA
Iad
Mote Stealnad
Talener Runvedinge
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