Free State Outburst Opens Lords Debate On Appeals
In the Lords the discussion centers on Mr. Blythe's remarks regarding appeals to the Privy Council and the Free State. Lord Parmoor cautions against claiming the Free State could breach treaties, while the debate stalls without a conclusion.
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London
Turon Danerfort
Miythe
Privy Council
Free State
Parmer
Tuls
Blythe
Cornell
Lord Parmoor
Late Sitting Adjourment in Senate Crisis Over Grant Bill
The Senate delayed past midnight as the South Australian Grant Bill passed all stages after a tense division. Opposition rallied to back adjournment but the motion failed 13 to 11, while leaders debated federation impacts and railway and arbitration bills amid ongoing government scrutiny.
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Carrall
Carrer
Gooper
Guthrie
Hal Golebatch
R. D. Elliott
McLachlan
Plain
Foll
Thompson
Kingsmill
Government House
Praly
South Australia
William Glascow
Australia
Uli Wty
Grote
Chapman
Southtralia
Unatita
Hal Cotebatch
Nut W.ag
Bout Astralia
Hom
Public Servicee
Menator
Alley Hohe
Daly
Bruce-Page
Sears
Public Accounts Committee
Commonwealth Lances
Toamania
Y W C A Doings for the Week
The Y W C A reports meetings of the provisional committee now advisory Faun whilely Mire Potts and Miss Geittin attended. Members toured the YoOW.oeOA work in the Fecera Capital and heard reports on world fellowship. 28 members were present at a Friday afternoon ceremony with Miss Daphne Charle and others in attendance.
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Miss Geittin
Fecera
Amdoof Diseasedna
Ainsockition Ratwry. Ie
Tle
Omnelle
Eats
Vocbebbess
Wandles
Datta Gulked
Daphne Charle
Mary Ainhinsem
Dot Bight
Queanbeyan to Sydney Car Journey Recorded
A Ford sports roadster traveled from Queanbeyan to Sydney and back to Queanbeyan, covering 355 miles in about 5 hours and 4 minutes total. The run included two punctures near Queanbeyan and a Melbourne trip in 10 hours. The event drew a large crowd at the Queanbeyan Post Office.
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Queanbeyan
Sam
Camperdown
J. Webster
M. Norrin
Melbourne
Aydney
Anonymous Melbourne letter links drowning to pier sighting
The Melbourne Herald received an anonymous note from a writer signing as M.D. about the November 19 drowning of Mrs. W. H. Digg. The correspondent recalls seeing a woman kneeling in prayer on the St Kilda Pier night and later returning to retrieve a pipe, finding no sign of her. The letter offers no conclusion.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Herald
Allning
M.D
W. H. Digg
Bi. Kilda
A. Weir
Botany Street
Waterloo
Sydney
Ith Trang
Berg
Mowever
Dean
Doan
Five Day Week Planned for Garden Island Naval Establishment
Arrangements are underway to implement a five day week at Garden Island Naval Establishment at the earliest possible date. The decision follows cabinet discussions on adjusted pay and defense staffing. Minister for Defence, Mr Vireen, said the plan will affect the government’s payroll and weekly operations.
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Garden Island
Reding
Bok
Thin Wook
Vireen
Monkeys Guard Foundling in Muzaffarnagar Garden Tale
A newly born Indian child, reportedly sheltered by monkeys, was found near Thane Khon in Muzaffarnagar by Duane Paley after police were notified by Pumershy. Monkeys withdrew as officials arrived, and a local resident offered to adopt the infant.
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Duane Paley
Thane Khon
Muzaffarnagar
Pumershy
Macred
India
Henry Ford Increases Wages At Ford Motor Company
Detroit reports Henry Ford announces a wage rise after industrial conference with the President. The company will spend 200000 dollars per year to raise workers pay, with the minimum scale increasing from six to seven dollars, effective December 1.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Weahington
Ford
Watersiders Protest Treatment at Port
A Waterside Workers Federation delegation led by vice-president W Beale and secretary F Turley met Prime Minister Aly. Scullin to protest perceived bias in port labor. They argued volunteers were being recruited by shipowners, favoring some workers over others.
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Waterside Workers Federation
W. Beale
F. Turley
Aly. Scullin
Australian speed record set by Norman Smith in Sydney car
Norman Smith of Sydney drove a Cadillac fitted with a Hulls Royce aero coxine to a new Australian speed record at Gerringuns. He achieved a mile in 1 minute 5 seconds with a half mile to accelerate and a final overtake at 110 mph. The mile average reached 123.57 mph, surpassing the previous Australian record of 109.99 mph.
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Norman Smith
Sydney
Gerringuns
S.3.w
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