British Reply on Irish Free State Independence Debate
In the House of Commons Mr. Thomas read a note from Mr. de Valera urging a clear statement of the Free State’s attitude toward the Commonwealth. He said Britain cannot commit to hypotheticals about breaking treaty ties and affirmed ongoing friendly cooperation with the Free State within the Commonwealth.
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London
Dominions
J. H. Thomas
House of Commons
de Valera
Commonwealth
Thomas
Britain
Free State
Sax
Yple
Japan
Trish Free State
Pins
Lainsbury
de Valerm
De Valera Blames English Aggression For Ireland Crisis
Dublin reports Mr. de Valera replying to a deputation protesting the sentence of 13 republicans for attacking General O Duffy. He says the Free State faces a grave crisis due to foreign aggression. He claims every action against order and discipline invites more aggression and harms unity.
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Dublin
de Valera
O'Duffy
Free State
Criala
British Reply Praised After Dublin Tensions
London reports a conciliatory response to Mr. de Valera. The Timex notes no provocation into a rash move and argues de Valera once opposed Britain, his rebel past against the Free State, and suggests possible future friendship if grounds are found.
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London
Timex
Haily
de Valera
Manary
de Te
Free State
Britain
Daalors
Prohibition Ends Amid New York Celebrations and Mixed Reactions
The United States moves to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment with Utah first ratifying the change and Pennsylvania and Ohio among the next wet states. New York sees mixed scenes as curbs ease and liquor supplies flow, with crowds gathering in Times Square and shipments from bonded warehouses increasing late in the day.
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Washington
United States
Utah
Pennsylvanis
Ohio
Tl Congress
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Court of Washington
New York
Teach
Times Square
Azores
Arly Lhce
Ataten
Debt Revision Demands Strike at League Reform in Italy
Rome reports the Fascist Grand Council, with Mussolini present, vows Italy will stay in the League of Nations only after rapid reforms to its constitution and aims. Italy offers 1 million dollars to the United States as goodwill for a definite settlement on war debts. It seeks limits on small powers and streamlined procedure to avoid endless League disputes linked to the Versailles treaty.
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Rome
Fascit Grand ‘Council
Muscolini
Italy
League of Nations
League
America
Teim
France
Britain
Elder Statesmen Suggested Body in Australia
Interest grows in Australia for a permanent advisory body modeled on Japan's Elder Statesmen. Proposal would test as Privy Councillors, oversee major international matters, and include co opt military naval and legal experts. Dr Earle Page reportedly supports the idea and urges Parliament to enable its constitution.
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Australia
Japan
Ody
Earle Page
Royal Commission to probe wheat industry in Australia
The Commonwealth Government plans a Royal Commission to examine wheat growing milling and baking sectors with three members to be chosen by the Cabinet in Melbourne next week. MPs debated the Wheatgrowers Relief Bill with critics accusing the government of burdening the poor through a flour sales tax and bread price rises.
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Commonwealth
Cabirnet
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Lang Labour Party
Beasley
Commonwealth Bank
Henry Gullett
Latham
Bydney, Weanesaay
le Phe Panker
Pavelact
Canberra
Theinta
Economiea
Ant Sue
Yasseirones
Momay
Alata
Tsrasi
Higher Taxes in the United States Aims at Revenue
Fragmented text reports proposals for tax increases and government revenue figures. Mentions Air Erie, Ways and Means subcommittee, and references to Germany France and tax rates. Content is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Air Erie
Herr Witler
Mikion
Ayall
Egetaxa
Oecanys
Wet Ottia
France
Dagnytt Iin
Bread Prices and Government Tax Changes
The report outlines how removing the state flour tax affects bread costs in New South Wales. Bakers in groups A, B, and C show profits around 11.74d per loaf, with average selling prices and costs detailed, and the Premier Me Stevens notes a price rise once the state tax is repealed and federal tax begins.
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Me. Stevens
Tbaheri
Stevens
New South
Long Sitting Parliament Persists With All Night Sessions
The House of Representatives will not rise before completing the current legislative programme and will sit from yesterday morning through Friday with meals as needed. The Senate plans two all night sittings to finish the mathee paper and members move belongings to reduce hotel costs while remaining in attendance.
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House of Representatives
Youterdey
Senate
Ho- Bex'Gandera
Bank Capital New Issues in New York
The Roosevelt administration strengthens bank capital by issuing new preferred stock. National City Bank, the nation’s second largest, announced $90,000,000 of securities purchased by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The Corp also authorized purchase of preferred stock of 11 New York banks totaling $48,700,000.
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New York
National City Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lottery Prize Exhumation Sought Over Buried Ticket
Paris officials face a case where a lottery ticket tied to Charles Grusette could be worth £12,000. Grusette died before the drawing and the ticket supposedly lay in his coat pocket. Relatives seek the winning document or body exhumation to claim the prize.
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Paris
Charles [Grusette
France
Roosevelt Urges Respect for Law and Order in Prohibition Era
President Roosevelt appeals for nationwide cooperation to enforce new laws as states report ongoing violations of prohibition. He urges citizens to buy alcohol only from legally designated dealers, warning that continued defiance could trigger federal action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sta
Sta Sndsavour To Castore
Greter
Decline in Dollar Figures in Market Terms
The text notes a drop in the dollar to 68.29 in terms for the period, indicating a weaker currency value. It references a fall from 34 dollars on a cant and mentions the overall downward movement in exchange terms without detailing broader market factors.
Spain strike called at Goria amid uncertain troop shows
A growing strike in Spain at Goria prompts authorities to deploy troops as workers press demands. Officials report clearance issues and rising tensions with demonstrators clashing near the port area.
Fumes in Western Australia Mine Sicken Workers
In Perth on Wednesday Norsemen Mines employees were overcome by fumes. Authorities believed the air in the mine was suffocated and a rescue operation was undertaken to assist affected workers.
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Perth
Tumae
Bruce to Return to Australia in February
Canberra reports that Australian High Commissioner Mr S M Bruce plans to leave London for Australia in February after conversion work. The move aims to enable Bruce to confer with the Government on numerous subjects and suggests another conversion operation may start in January or early February.
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Canberra
S. M. Bruce
London
Australia
Bruce
Brice
English councils restore 1931 cuts
English councils move to reverse funding reductions enacted in 1931. Officials announce measures to restore previously scaled back budgets and reinstate affected services across regional administrations.
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