France Quails at Quarrel in Italy DIFFICULTIES LOOM
Paris reports from The Daily Mail correspondent describe tensions at the Paris conference as Britain France and Italy clash over colonial policy. Italy claims about 1,000,004 troops with Abyssinia massed near the frontier while Addis Ababa estimates 425,000 in the northern Abyssinian army. Baron Laval warns of consequences of Italy’s invasion. The three powers plan a conference opening tomorrow.
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Addis Ababa
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Arma
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M. Laval
Brittor
Abyesh
Tasman air mail delay delays New Zealand service
The Mintstar for Defence Mr Parkhill said New Zealand will not join a trans Tasman air mail scheme until the London to Sydney air route is established and mails can be carried end to end. He cited a lack of interest from New Zealand until this main link exists and noted the federal government will push to start the London Sydney service as soon as possible. Alfred Ransom informed him the current New Zealand air mail is trifling with little prospect of major improvement outside the main scheme.
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Tr Alfred Ransom
Difficult Talks Over Abyssinian Crisis Friction Grows
London dispatch reports Briain disapproves Italian policy and warns treaty obligations as conflict looms in Abyssinia. Delegates from Britain and other powers seek conciliation while resisting coercive concessions and pressuring Italy to soften actions in Africa.
Italy Clings to Expansion as Abyssinia Talks Drag On
The Rome correspondent for The Times says Italy believes the Paole negotiations will not swiftly settle the Italo Abyssinia dispute. Expansion in East Africa remains unquelled, with diplomats seen as unable to halt Mussolini’s aims. Italy hopes Paris will validate grievances and justify acting alone if treaties fail. The conference may clarify policies, but Italy expects no reversal of its chosen path.
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Britain propos es naval conference in London in October
London reports Britain is consulting with Washington and London treaty signatories on the naval conference. The Times notes the British proposal that the gathering be held in London in October, aiming to coordinate agreement among powers.
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Britain
Washington
the Times
Germany Seeks Stable Wool Trade Despite Negotiations
Berlin reports four day treaty talks with Germany emphasizing that Australia must continue selling wool raw and in quantity. Sir Henry Guillett noted he does not share universal views on wool consumption while Australia’s currency adjustment proposals aim to ease duties on German imports.
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Germany
Henry Guillett
Awstrall
Australia
Henry Guilett
Associated Press
Skoda
Belgium
Britain
Henry Gullett
Warsaw
Parliament to Meet on September 23 in Melbourne
The article reports Australia’s Parliament planned to reconvene on September 23 with Prime Minister Lyons and Sir Henry Gullett engaging in talks with economic experts. It notes efforts to advance the German Australian trade treaty, discussions with Dr Schacht and Dr Ruetter, and Gullett’s planned return to Berlin after further consultations.
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Mr. Lyons
Henry Gullett
Schacht
Ruetter
Ministry For Economica
Infra Red Rays Use in Anti-Aircraft Defence
London reports Commander Paul MacNeil has developed an infrared detection system to spot aircraft in poor visibility. The device could synchronize with anti aircraft guns to shoot as planes cross the beam, enabling zero visibility targeting. Tests occurred in February, with mixed War Office interest and a rival power offering a lab.
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Paul MacNeil Hue
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Neaf & Sound
War Office
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Flood rescues and tragedy from the Ov ada flood story
Descriptions from Dvada near Chine recount a peasant who sheltered his child in a tree during the flood while he tried to rescue his wife. The house collapsed burying them. A soldier eventually saved the child. Officials report many deaths but totals are hard to gauge due to population dispersion.
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Chine
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Bignor Starace
Ese
Bandit Murder Linked to Lloyd George Aide Found Dead
The body of Janet Carais, once secretary to Lloyd George, was discovered near Taochang with bullet wounds. Earlier claims of her release proved false as Chinese troops pursued bandits routing a second gang linked to the kidnapping.
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Lloyd George
Taochang
Bulleta
Ethiopia Defences Ready Amid Tension Over Abyssinia
A Geneva League report notes Abyssinia progressing with roads and an airport while defense orders are prepared. A New York based group urged the League to protect Abyssinia on grounds of duty and honor as Italian railway officials face opposition during a tense border incident involving Djibouti and the Itallan Canal region. A consular courier described baggage regulations and a guard was struck during a clash leading to a retaliatory response with a stick.
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League
Abyssinia
International Council of Friends of Ethiopis
Marlem
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Nee
Djibouti
Omalli
Itallane
Renate Meoenate
Seeds of world war in London editorial
London Ontario Friday editorial argues the Ethiopian crisis threatens world peace and asserts no government has the right to dictate Canada’s actions in response to a potential war. The piece reflects interwar tension and calls for cautious, principled policy.
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Ontario
State Lottery Sydney Draws Friday Results
Sydney lottery results announced with major prizes awarded to several syndicates. Belmore syndicate led by A C Grant won 20,810. PvE Cronies syndicate helmed by Mrs B Maly claimed 79,440. Any thing syndicate headed by Frederick Manon earned 1,998. Jock'n Gang syndicate run by J McKie shared 75,407 with Crown Crystal Glass company in Bourke Street Waterloo. The next draw is scheduled for Tuesday.
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Ueath
Flint
Prise
Belmore
A.C. Grant
Williern Street
Rockdapecand
Pve
Mrs. B Maly
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Frederick ‘Me
Manon
Albion Breet
Surry Hilla
Holiday Flight Calcutta Record Chase Won by RAF Officer
RAF officer Mr F B Chapman aims to beat the 7 days 4 hours record for a round trip to Australia and back. He traveled from Calcutta to Jodhpur and onward to Karachi, extending a January to October path. Chapman has covered 94 days from origin to Jodhpur, illustrating a lengthy journey during a holiday period.
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Thursasy
F. B. Chapman
Australia
Jodhpuroon
Charles Kingefurd Smith
Chapman
Jodhpur
Charl
Karachi
Rockefeller Gifts 274 Million Dollars of Securities to Charities
Reports filed with the Exchange Commission to day show Mr Rockefeller donated most valuable American shares to charity and scientific groups. Estimates of his wealth vary from 60 to 1.9 billion dollars as financial circles suggest tax avoidance motives with proposed inheritance and gift levies under the Flom system.
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Thureda
Exchange Commission
Rockefeller
Buesdant ‘Ol
Wirclow
Compulsory Conference Owners Offer Provided Ships Are Manned
A compulsory conference lays out terms for owners to offer vessels if ships are properly crewed. The proposal ties licensing and fleet deployment to verified manning levels, seeking compliance from shipowners and flag authorities. Officials insist on real staffing and safety standards before approving any additional voyage permissions.
23 Vessels Idle as Melbourne Seaway Strike Drags On
Industrial Registrar Mr Murray Stewart called a compulsory conference of parties in Melbourne at 2 30 p m Wednesday to try to settle the shipping dispute. If no agreement is reached the case goes to court. Twenty three vessels were laid up yesterday and moreidle ships include the Macedon Carlisle Corio Dumose and Momba. Shipowners offer free selection for idle crews and say they will not discriminate against dismissed men once crews are manned.
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Murray Stewart
Macedon
Carlisle
Corio
Dumose
Momba
Australasian Steamship Owners
Weamen
Government May Intervene in Seamen Strike
Prime Minister and Mr Lyons respond to South Australia telegram urging intervention. Lyons warns coercive action could delay settlement and harm prospects. If wiser counsels fail, government may use powers to maintain sea transport. Ritchie warns Holden’s factory shutdowns would cost 6,000 direct and 4,000 indirect jobs.
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Tom Day
Lyons
South Australia
Sir George Ritchie
George Ritchie
Holden
Motor Boly Works
OFFICIAL COMMENT ON OFFER TO SHIPOWNERS
In Boston on Friday an official of the Seamen's Union said the owners offer appeared acceptable but failed to settle the dispute. He added that the merger terms might be considered if offered for the Muradas. Federal Secretary Jacob Johnson said the owners' proposal would be reviewed by the sailors early next week.
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Boamien
Jacob Johnson
Seamen's Union
State Bey to Act If Involved in Newcastle Dispute
State Conciliation Commission official Mr Henwood in Newcastle stated that if the dispute extends to coastal waters or encroaches on shore territory the state will intervene at once and convene a compulsory conference of the parties. The crews of the Corlo and Dumoss in port here gave notice today.
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Henwood
Goodwill Flight Route to Far East Traced
Tentative path after departure from Parwin goes through Koepang Rambang Batavia Singapore Alor tar Bung Kote Hie Manat Hong Kong Tao Wal Ooake, outlining a long goodwill mission corridor to eastern hubs.
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Rambang
Batavia
Singapore
Alor @tar
Bung Kote
Hie Manat
Hong Kong
Tao‘Wal
Ooake
Sugar Mills May Close in Brisbane Dispute
Brisbane faces potential sugar mill closures as strained trade interests threaten operations. Officials fear several mills may shut down in the coming days if the quarrel over pricing and supply persists, impacting workers and local markets.
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Brisbane
Director of Bank of England Killed
Sydney Friday report states Basil Blackett director of the Bank of England fatally injured in a motor car incident. The government debates exemption from the Business Agents Act for farm sales firms and wholesale merchants acting as agents, while Thir ureday London sources note the act passed months ago but not yet proven.
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Basil Blackett
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Treasury
English Test Players In Trouble In Don
English Test players Wyett and Bowes faced scrutiny after being accused of deceiving juries in recent days yet claimed they remain fit to play. The duo defend their innocence while awaiting further actions surrounding the case and selection decisions for upcoming matches.
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Don
Wattera
Mrs Lyons to Enter Hospital for Rest and Recovery
Melbourne report says Mrs Lyons wife of the Prime Minister will enter hospital at month’s end. A medical adviser recommended rest after strenuous work abroad and she stated she felt near a nervous breakdown and needed recuperation.
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Jabroad
Tasmanian and Western Australian Growers Plight
Melbourne report describes fruit growers from Tasmania and Western Australia facing hardship as they struggle to transport crops. Officials urged government action to ensure transport and prevent further losses. The piece notes cracking due to weather and ongoing supply disruptions, highlighting growers seeking support to move produce to markets.
Royal Commission on Betting in Land
A royal commission into betting activity in the land discusses its scope and implications. Officials examine potential reforms and regulatory approaches affecting wagering across regions and industries.
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