Upper House Election in Sydney Counts Many Ballots
Despite informalities three first preferences, B B O Conor was first elected to the Legislative Council on the third ballot. Subsequent counts elected J F Coates Sir Allan Taylor D Rees Henry Braddon Binks Howie Tannock Holden Nesbitt Bassett Trethowan T J Smith Mullins and D Grant on various higher counts. Quota set at 12 000 with value 1000 per vote. report notes irregularities and stray preferences.
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Sydney
B. B. O'Conor
Comittees
J. F. Coates
Fed. Lab
Allan Taylor
UAP
D. Rees
State Lab
Henry Braddon
U.A.P
Mr. Binks
A. Howie
Mr. Tannock
Mr. Holden
Mr. Nesbitt
U.C.P
Mr. Bassett
Mr. Trethowan
T. J. Smith
Mr. Mullins
D. Grant
Paytor
Messrs
Sproule
Fasytout
Hickey
Manars
Onal
Gtr
Memry Bradios
Risin
Compromise on Tariff Bill Debated by Senate and House
The Sanabe reaffirmed its right to press requests for amendments before accepting the Tariff Bill. Senators Lynch and Bretnam clashed over the Senate’s authority under the Constitution to insist on changes and to reject House provisions, while the House asserted its prerogatives and standing orders supported by Federation.
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Walter Kingsmill
Nen
Senate
Benator Lynch
forney-Demaral
Latham
Tien
Federation
Bretnam
Benwick Wood
Customs Boom Revenue Two Millions Over Estimates
Revenue from customs exceeded budget projections with a £226,000 gain over the previous year and £86,000 more than November 1882. Postal revenue fell £10,000 short of the estimate while pensions declined from the prior period. Five months showed lower allowances, and tariff discussions featured motions on duty reductions and compromises between the House and Senate.
Proposed Reform of House of Lords Considered in London
An unofficial joint committee formed by both Houses to study Lords reform agreed that Lord Gatlabury will introduce the bill before adjournment. It provides the House of Lords with 300 members, 100 chosen by a general hereditary peers body and 180 to be determined by the Commons.
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London
Hamburg trials yield long sentences for Communiate group
In Hamburg, 28 Communiate defendants faced trial for involvement in a lightly wounded Nasi incident. Judges noted that eight were not involved in the actual adopting. Sentences ranged from nine to 16 years, reflecting the court's assessment of varying degrees of participation.
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Hamburg
Nasi
Arrests of Catholic Priests in Berlin Reported
Several Bavarian Catholic priests including ex deputy Father Tuahlens were arrested in Berlin on Thursday for circulating a pamphlet that allegedly called for a concentration camp at Dachau.
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Berlin
x-Beichatag
Fath Tuahlens
Falaa
Dachau
British Seamen Petition Aims Ta Rehabilitate Tower Bridge Voyage
A muttered petition from Merchant Navy seamen sought rehabilitation aboard a voyage that passed under fog horns from multiple vessels. The protestors were transported to the House of Commons from Westminster Pier amid a murky scene at the river.
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Tower Bridge
Rps Senate
Marten
House Mt Commons
Weethamer Pier
Trade Treaty Minister to Visit Japan During Recess
A Commonwealth Government minister will travel to Tokyo during parliamentary recess to discuss trade and other issues affecting Australia. Japan is a major wool buyer and a trade treaty is expected to strengthen economic ties. It is understood Mr Latham will lead the mission.
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Commonwealth
Tokio
Japan
Latham
FRENCH MOVE FOR NEGOTIATION OF CONSUL GENERAL WILL OPEN DISCUSSION
The French Government plans to invite Australia to negotiate a trade treaty. Australia’s exports to France in 1982 were £7,000,000 while France’s exports to Australia were £1,200,000. The move aims to balance trade and counter Japanese influence, with Australia seeking access for wool, wheat and frozen meat. Preliminary discussions are expected to start via the French Consul General in Australia.
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Ministry of Commerce
Australia
Brance
France
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Argenting
Tt Tm
Ranch Comms-General
Darling River flood warning issued by Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau warns of rising Darling River and tributaries with potential heavy rains. Barwon River at Walgett reaches 30 feet at 9 am. Communications disrupted as floods threaten Meuvidle and surrounding zones. roads swallowed by torrents and several towns affected.
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Sydney
Weather Bureau
Darling
Walgett
Barwon
Tour Mnches
Meuvidle
Saksarin
Emma Feld
Ieee
Finner
Ts Ubeiver
Flood Rescue Near Lamplaugs and Gordon Valley
A car was swept into a seven foot water channel near Lamplaug and Gordon Valley as heavy northeast Victoria rain caused widespread flooding. Baldwin and a white woman were rescued. Gordon family marooned at Belvet Creek hotel with others. A rescuer was washed away and rescued with difficulty. Train services were disrupted across Bendigo Ballarat Creewick and Castlemaine districts.
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Melbourne
Baldwin
Lamplaugs
Gordon
Gordon Valley
Belvet Creek
Victoria
Bendigo
Ballarat
Creewick
Castlemaine
Outrage in St Peters and Flood Ravages Harsh Weather
A chaotic report details bomb outrage in St Peters alongside widespread floods from the Grampians to Canoaape. Heavy rain drenched towns like Bendigo Creek area causing dam and shopping district damage. Police allege explosive materials were seized amid a dangerous security incident and a prior blast near a wheat field is noted.
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Canoaape
Bendigo
Rome
Creswick
Mussolini
Pope al Ia Iin
Sptonelattom
St Peta
Mallee
Maaide
Raupanyup
Prao
Panato Clade
Leomardo Boosie
World’s Richest Prince Visits Jewels Worth Millions
The Nikam of Hyderabad, reputedly India’s wealthiest prince with an estimated fortune of 40 million, entertained the Viceroy and Lady Willingdon in Calcutta. Lord and Lady Willingdon viewed jewels valued at about 2.7 million amid oriental splendor.
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Calcutta
Nikam
Hyderabad
India
Willindon
Willingdon
Jeweta
Austrian Punish of Nazis Reported in Vienna
In Vienna reports describe actions against Nazi offenders as authorities pursue penalties. The text notes ongoing measures and a crackdown on collaboration and extremist activities within Austria.
Wheat Relief Bill Aims Early Payments to Growers
Prime Minister Lyons introduced the Wheat Growers Relief Bill to provide £1.6 million up to June 30 next, funded by a flour tax, tobacco duty, and a property tax, with Treasury Bills repayable in 1934 and 1935. The plan targets growers not liable for income tax and includes rebates for Tasmania and a distribution formula across states.
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Mr. Lyons
House of Representatives
Ohio
Treasury
Australia
Commonwealth
Rae
I Wan
Lavan
Ubis
Tobe Protrom
Tev
Commonwealth Bank
Australis
Ici
Bie
Lyone
Pemce
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