Last Minute Efforts To Save Hague Front Disaster
Desperate late bid reported at The Hague as Britain resists justice for its claims and German finance minister Holferding joins four-power talks. Milan and other figures signal crisis while proposals to ease German demands are debated ahead of Friday meeting.
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Hague
Gaewden
Grant
Britain
Breesemann
Germany
Holferding
Feltieh
Blue Rocket Seaplane Tests Point to Record Speeds
Tests in London today on the Blue Rocket seaplane project suggest a potential speed nearing 870 to 350 miles per hour on a straight course. The craft, linked to the Schneider Cup competition, undergoes modifications and guarded transport to Calshot with airmen and officers overseeing readiness for a full trial.
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London
Casston
Han
Calshot
Rip
RAP
Ita
Union Fine Suspension Debate Questions Repeal
Mr Beazley asks if the union fine imposed on the Water Workers Organisation for an award is to be refunded. He notes payments already made and questions whether the parliamentary action suspended the penalty or if a statute would repeal it. The Attorney General’s position is referenced regarding whether the fine was repealed.
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Beazley
Unclear Text Fragments From An Old Page
Readable portions describe fragmented notes about a regional event and abstract mentions of a capitalization topic. No clear entities, dates, places, or outcomes emerge from the legible content.
Increased Taxation Proposals Hit Sydney and Melbourne
The new taxation proposals dominated discussion in Sydney and Melbourne. Observers forecast higher car prices smaller liquor glasses and possible theatre closures as direct effects of the Treasurer's plan.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Two Theatres Likely To Close In Melbourne District
In a dated item from Pebbee B S Tet a cinema figure predicts the closure of two J C William theatres, one in Sydney and one in Milbourne. The move would threaten the jobs of many employers and cast doubt on local cinema culture.
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WY. Pebbee
B.S
Poe
J. C Willian
Sydney
Milbourne
Excise Duty Increases Beer Prices In Sydney
A fragmented report from Sydney indicates new excise duties will raise beer prices. The change links to broader tax shifts and affects public beverage purchases, with officials noting adjustments across distribution channels.
Theatres Take Stand Over Profit Cut Across Australia
A disrupted notice outlines Union Theatres in Australia facing a profit cut threaten to wipe out small gains. The plan risks wiping out a third of the sector and could force many territory-wide venues to close while some films and shows already lose screening time.
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Firbdas
Spiuntt Diogo
Union Theatres
Australia
Gla Reerige
Discrimination Urged In Car Tax Changes
Melbourne reports a government policy debate on motor vehicle tax that could raise prices for buyers including 100parsons affected and increase costs across the industry. Fort Amora Australila Ltd cites unfair rules harming local car makers while US cars face higher duties. Canada and Britain see smaller shifts.
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Boden
oUtry
Pitita
Pitita. Dati Elostownens
Fort Ametora
Australila Ltd
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Nmn Plains
United States
Canada
Joy Sa
Stormy moves in Nationalist party leadership row
The article outlines turmoil within the Nationalist party as Mr Hughes sails to Ayiney and Mr Mann laments being snubbed from a Western Australia delegation. Parliamentarian friction grows amid apologies and accusations of political courtesy breaches.
War fears flare as bluff may collapse in Soviet China clash
Shanghai reports say both sides seek to end detente and fight. Soviet forces attack Chalanov for the third day, with a bomber downed by Chinese guns after six bombs. General Budkany arrives at Chita to lead 30 000 strong Far Eastern Army Corps.
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China
Russia
Chalanov
Harbin
Budkany
Chita
Party First Mr. Bavin's Code
Sydney Priday The Promice Mr Havin expressed the opinion that it wot oteen as at end with the obligations of oho who was elected by his constituents to support the party to do his best not only to put that party out of offices but also ja credit the headers Natian held these opinions he was bound to express ther but hardly at the name one called the pie ttin oo tener of the party.
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Mann
OW. M. Hughes
Labour
Mussolini
Lolhouse Mermeties
Bruce Rentied
Mor. Mann
Sydney
Priday
Promice
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Oho
Effect of New Tax Proposals on Glass Stocks
The market reacted to the proposed taxation with shifts in stock values. Glass manufacturers like the Australian Glass Royalan firm saw gains due to anticipated orders from hotels adjusting glassware sizes in response to beer and whiskey tax changes.
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Kydney
Wriday
Gillower Pirhoer
Rirewerks
Moving Picture Shorer
Etralian Glass Coyalan
Outrage Over Exclusion of Hughes Leader Claims
Sir Clifton Love, chairman of the Hughes Executive Committee, today denounced the Prime Minister for excluding Hughes from party meetings. He said the Prime Minister had assumed power beyond the Labour Party in Danes and warned the Nationalist Party electors of North Sydney against dictation. The Labour Party would not expel Roman without caucus approval.
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Clifton Love
Hughes
Labour Party
Roman
North Sydney
By-Election Sought After Jarvie Visit Ashfield Electorate
Mr Jarvie MLA returned from Queenstown with no interview with Premier Travin. Both men declined comment but agreed on the need for an early by election in Ashfield to allow electors to judge Jarvie's bus bribery connection. An official announcement is expected in a few days.
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Jarvie
M.L.A
Queenstend
Luna
Travin
Moin
Mvin
Ashfield
Pearson Inquest Opens as Jury Delivers Verdict
Inquest into Marton Wennrsorn Pearon death resumes with Dr Tart Weir of Sydney University unable to confirm poison due to wine residue. Exhibit analysis shows zinc tin and hydrochloric acid in a sample from a German house, with remaining water. Mrs Eleanor Pearson declines to testify. Coroner finds death occurred October 9 1028 and exhumation in July revealed zinc but no conclusive poison link. Pearson discharged on murder charge. second charge of attempted murder adjourned to Central Police Court with bond set at 200 pounds.
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Marton Zelerin Wennrsorn
Tart Weir
Cormen
Eleanor Pearson
Marion Peareon
Pearson
Meiton
Central Police Court
Hall
Biggest Budget Devised to Tax Children Says A W U
A.W.U. opinion by J Bailey secretary of the Central branch denounces the Bruce Page Budget as the biggest fraud aimed at the people. He claims the government shows incompetence and has taxed children from their picture shows, the only amusement affordable for workers.
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Rydney
J. Bailey
A.jw.u
Dearer Cars Effect of New Tariff
Melbourne reports from Friday with Central Motors Australia chief Innes Farndolph discussing a tariff impact. He notes the Government's stance is revenue driven and that American cars may see price rises, though the extent is undecided. He questions potential additional measures and whether the government will act, uncertain at this stage.
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Melbourne
Central Motors Australiap My. Ltd
Innes Farndolph
Rebel King’s Desperate Plight Across Afghan Conflict
Rebels under Nadir Khan harass by tribal actions while Afghan king Hureehea Bakao seeks control via rewards for Nadir’s capture. Khan Mohammad is reportedly captured with troops as fighting drives brigand forces from Gardex. Kabul marks independence anniversary amidst civil war.
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Caiautta
Thureh
Nadir Khan
Kabul
Hureehea Bakao
Nadir
Meshawaer
Roecha
Khan Mohammad
Teerther
Canadian Wheat Pool Eyes Argentina Cooperation
The New York Times reports W J Jackman of United Farmers of Canada says Canadian Wheat Pool experts have approached Argentina to recruit farmers into a proposed world wheat pool. Argentine leaders see a need for a global marketing solution and may back storage facilities and elevators run as a public service to stabilize world prices.
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New York Times
W. J. Jackman
United Farmers of Canada
Senor Pracunan
Argentine Farmers’ Organisation
Almont
No Action For Coal Settlement Inquiry Blocked
The Crime Mintner aide Brace said the government would not mediate a coal mine reopening while the inquiry by the Hewal eannabeechon proceeds. He noted most MPs supported withdrawing the prosecution against John Brown to reopen the mines, arguing miners and families still suffer.
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Duties Gmunters
Hewal @ eannabeechon
Jon
Howe O Hepesntativer
Agalios John Brown
Arbitration Explains Maritime Industries Bill Reading
Mr Truce moved the second reading in Parliament for the Maritime Industries Bill to withdraw Commonwealth from most industrial regulation while preserving shipping and waterside sectors. The measure sets a transitional period to restore Commonwealth control and outlines machinery for industrial regulation during the changeover. Continued on page 6.
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Truce
Druce
Commonwealth
Blazen 10
AM Horiny Wienne
Indietria
Peters
Mr W Killen in Serious Illness After Heart Event
Member for Hivernia in the House of Representatives Mr W Killen was stricken by a heart seizure while visiting Dr J F Watson near Canberra. Federal Treasurer Dr Farle Inge summoned medical aid and remained briefly. Killen's condition was serious last night and he was expected to stay near Guneablin for three to four weeks before possible travel to Sydney.
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Hivernia
House of Representatives
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J. F. Watson
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Farle Inge
Vanberm
Visit to U S A Prompts Hoover White House Aim
Washington reports say British Prime Minister Tomany Mitoncdl plans to visit the United States to seek Hoover’s influence amid tensions with Defolier and Jo. He travels with his daughter and a staff member. Attendees include Sir Kenne Howard and Franklin Am lnmmer. Churchill postpones visit to next winter.
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Tomany Mitoncdl
United
Hoover
Defolier
Hie Dawriiter
Shied
Kenne Howard
Prien Amlnmmer
Moemier
Kimievey
de Hut
Morlonald
White Mouse
Beset
MarlDonald
Chetalier
Winton Cherchill
Censure Motion Fails in New Zealand Parliament
Wellington report states a government censure motion was defeated by 8 votes to 24. Labour and independent members opposed the motion, with Labour leader Mr Holland previously pledging not to back Coates against Sir Joseph Ward.
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Wellington
Wage Reduction Affects 500000 Workers
The story reports a wage cut proposal affecting about half a million workers as arbitrators weigh remedies. Employers push for lower pay while workers demand protections and built in wage safeguards. The piece notes industry mood and proposed immediate action if a strike or wage cut were necessary.
Cotton Employees Wage Cut Approved by Arbitration Court
The Court of Arbitration completed a wage reduction for cotton employers staff, approving a 6.41 percent cut tied to a 124 percent production index. Employers will see their current salaries reduced by about six and a half percent under the ruling.
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London
Court of Arbitration
Imauleionite
Rliy
Cowort
Salares
Earhart Leads Women’s Air Derby With Speed Record
In Texas on Thursday Miss Earhart set a women’s speed record of 250 miles in 2 hours 28 minutes 17 seconds to take the lead. Glady s O Donnell of California remains second, Nichols of New York third, and Tanden fourth. A crash victim in Pecos caused minor damage but no injuries.
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Texas
Miss Earhart
Mit
Mia
Gladys O'Donnell
California
Nichols
New York
Tanden
Pecos
Three More Retire in Fort Worth Air Derby Stop
Thirteen women pilots remained in the air derby overnight in Fort Worth Texas with three more retirements. Mrs Thaden led the field at this point with Miss Berhart second by four minutes followed by O'Donnell and Nichols amid illness and fatigue.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Thorn
Aorhdeata
Ilness
Round Europe Race Awards Delayed Over Poor Data
The Round Europe awards for speed reliability and practical machine quality are delayed due to compiling difficulties. Points show Moraik Germany with 128, Read 134 and Carberry 141, delaying official standings.
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London
Moraik
Grmany
Read
Carberry
Zeppelin Gondola Damage Reported After Train Incident
Damaged rear gondola of the Graf Zeppelin followed a train mishap near Tokyo. Authorities say repairs are underway and hope to restore flight rights soon.
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Sarto
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