Germany eyes wool market return after wartime exit
Germany seeks reentry into the Australian wool market through negotiations with Minister Guifeith. House of Representatives heard that German purchases fell sharply during wartime as credits and Ottawa Agreement issues constrained trade. Officials expect shortly available momentum to resume talks, with Australia preferring to limit German purchases to cash-value items in which Germany is a strong producer and exporter.
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House of Representatives
Australia
Ottawa
Australis
Call for constitutional reform urged by Mr. Thompson
Mr VC Thompson, a Commonwealth Parliament member and New South Wales New State movement veteran, calls for submitting constitutional changes to the Commonwealth electors. He warns of continual Canberra conferences and argues for transferring health and industrial powers to the national level, criticizing Royal Commission findings and state-dominated governance. Seeks prompt federal reform to avert secession pressures and rising state costs, warning of looming fiscal drift.
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Royal Commission
STATE PARLIAMENT EXCHANGE OF POLITICAL COMPLIMENTS
On the motion adjournment of the Legislative Assembly, accusations flew between members about police actions and army prosecutions. Mr Laxaayin claimed witnesses misrepresented facts and promised evidence before the tribunal. Mr Chattny urged restraint and hinted at future legislation to amend a bill for full examination, as late-night tensions rose in the chamber. A row erupted with Mr Burke’s insults and taunts culminated in a motion to silence him.
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Elii
Rately
Chattny
Chine
Enotl JO
Ashibuyaihara
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Domieune
Constitutional Reform debate on Commonwealth powers
The article reports on constitutional reform and the push to widen Commonwealth powers beyond state authority. It notes the Premier Conferences creating an unofficial parliament and warns of national muddle if reforms are not pursued. The discussion covers trade, company law, irrigation, and broader political integration.
Flood danger eases near Melbourne as floodwaters recede
The danger yesterday threatening Bhapparton and Maroap im is now believed past the Peak though low lying areas along the Goulburn River remain flooded. Alarm spreads to distant towns as residents reinforce levees while cleanup and repairs begin at the Yaillurn electricity works after damage from the floods.
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Melbourne
Bhapparton
Maroapim
Goulburn
Reaitienta
Yaillurn
Re-elected Mayor of Queanbeyan Ald H C Taylor
Alderman W J Freebody led a motion to keep the mayoral allowance at £490 per year, supported by Aldermen Hin Barrie and others. H C Taylor was declared re-elected as Mayor for 187m, with congratulatory remarks praising his loyalty and work for the town and ongoing cooperation with the council and Sanberra.
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Tariff Board report and debates on customs amendments
Discussion in Parliament centers on the Tariff Board report and proposed amendments to the Customs Tariff Act. Mr White argues for balanced protection of industries, warns against unemployment, and contrasts policy with German and British measures. Mr Forde requests focus on poverty and welfare as a key economic factor. A referendum on constitutional amendments is urged, with broad debate on aviation broadcasting and the nation’s economic future.
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White
Wireless Regs for Small Ships Aimed at Interstate Mail
Commonwealth Government plans new regulations requiring ships over 400 tons to carry an automatic wireless transmitter for emergency use. Minister for Commerce Dr Page announced the move in Parliament, noting the system would be under state control and tested for effectiveness across states. He warned investigations into statements by Mr Maron and highlighted concerns over ownership of booty by big shipping firms.
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Lord inquires on British policy toward League and peace system
In the Lords a debate questions Mr Baldwin’s reported stance on a collective peace system. Lords stress the League’s value and warn that abandoning it risks a future war, urging continued collective action and resistance to a prewar order, to preserve security in Asia and the Pacific.
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Citisens
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Victorian flood relief clothing drive organized for victims
A tax will be placed at the TWCA 1 at the Christmas Gift Base on Matur day and on Bunday and Monday to receive clothing and meat for Gippaland residents who suffered in the flood.
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Traveller Killed in Truck Crash Near Frydney
V Kimson, 34, a traveler for a Frydney firm, died when a motor truck overturned near Marromine last night. The vehicle was badly smashed. Kimson sustained a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Question in Commons on Britain Australia trade and milk policy
In the House of Commons Major Proctor asked Mr J F Thuman Secretary for the Prunes about a proposed alteration to Australias commercial relations with Britain and its impact on Lancashire and other areas. He stated the government would not add to previous remarks on agriculture and dairy products at present.
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House of Commons
Proctor
Lancashire
J. F. Thuman
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Interest Cut In Queanbeyan Municipal Rates Change
The Queanbeyan Municipal Council announced an interest cut on unpaid rates. The original debt was £0, UK with £1,088 paid so far and a further balance of 63033 remaining. The revised plan lowers interest by 4/10 per year, effective July 1, 1914.
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Clore
Carew
Anunel
Pal Satning
Esianenue
Fragmented Read on League Policy and Peace System
The text describes Cabinet discussions after a boreood phase and references Article 16. It notes changes in British policy toward the Levmin and the abolition of a peacetime system. It mentions Kingliity and a desire to support certain actions, with three powers involved in talks about a collective peace system and possible armed forces use by the League.
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Baldwin Angyrectine
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Gresort
League
Canberra ceremony notes unclear in fragment
A partial report from Canberra references a ceremony at Government House attended by the Governor General and others. The text is garbled, making specific names, dates, and roles uncertain.
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