Massive uprising rocked Spain amid fighting and sabotage
An OCR filled report describes broad civil unrest in Madrid and other centers, with the government claiming to have suppressed a gigantic revolutionary rising. Sabotage derailed a Seville to Barcelona express via Bilbao, and clashes left a Civil Guard and anarchists dead. Two corporals face charges for inciting rebellion in Burgos.
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Madrid
Seville
Arcelona
Bilbao
Burgos
Iein
French Budget Passes Amid War Warning On Delays
Deputies approved a vital budget clause as government pushes to secure 2 in funding and Civil Warrants. Speaker Chautemps warned against delay while Finances and Gadling pursue reductions. Obstacles noted regarding these measures and civil warrants.
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PARIB
Vetan
Gadling
Pee Gocamera
Dafentet
Bosialiats Obetalsad
Butter Outlook Restrictions Have Good Effect
A fragment notes restrictions on butter markets yielding favorable effects. Officials report lower prices and steadier supplies, with farmers optimistic about stability through the season. Further details are unclear due to missing context.
League Dead Concert of Seven World Powers
The Observer argues Geneva has ceased to be a power, the League may falter but cannot be made a tool of Hitler. The Fascist Council seeks to disservice Italy and Europe, sabotaging the League while the Four Power Pact lies dead. A seven-nation concert including America, Japan, Russia, and Germany could emerge as a dominant alternative to authority.
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London
Garyin N
Saya
Geneva
Rmi
League
Fascist Council
Italy
Europe
Langue le
America
Japan
Russia
Germany
Prime Minister denies large Commonwealth surplus claim
A WA Parliament debate reports the Prime Minister denying a surplus well over 6,000,000 and suggests a possible 8,000,000 to 9,000,000 total with tax collection. He notes last two years showed excess receipts of 4,600,000, says the budget proposes over 9,000,000 in annual concessions, and outlines deficits of 1,176,000 this year and over 3,000,000 next year.
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McCallum
W.A
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Goviaramant
Australia
Act
Blue Shirts banned in Free State protest defies order
The United Ireland party denounces government action banning the Blue Shirts as monstrous political persecution. It cites interference with electricity supply and presses suppression of Irish youth, with General O Duffy defending the ban and urging strict political opposition control. Community figures attend Ballymote meeting as blue attire appears in support.
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London
Free State
Pax
Young Ireland Movement
Blue Shirts
United Ireland Party
Ué Ireland Party
Iam
United Ireland’ Party
Young | Ireland Organisation
O'Duffy
Glentien
Menars
Dillon
Ballyvosey
Cosgrave
Land Association
Stephen's Green
Dublin
Croaim
No British Troops for Ireland Amid Irish Civil Tensions
London reports say that due to de Valera’s ban on the Blue shirts, no British troops will be sent to Ireland. The Free State Army and Civic Guard will handle the situation, with financial reviews and tax collection discussions noting potential shortfalls and delays from Irish tax adjustments and taxpayers’ difficulties.
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London
Free Susie
Mg. de Valara
Ireland
Free State Army
Civic Guarda
PREE STATE'S RISK OF PERMANENT LOSS
In a Retford speech the British Secretary for the Dominions warned of the Irish Free State risk of permanent loss of markets. He urged friendly cooperation as both sides face economic strain and cautioned that the Free State may adapt to changing conditions.
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Aunuun
Retford
Notts
Dominions
J.H. Thomas
Great Britain
Irish Free State
Fordinance
Mo Batee
Free State
Britain
Iria
Tate
Cabinet Mission Opens East Meeting With Lyons Remarks
A provisional report outlines the Cabinet Mission to East for the 1034 session. Mr Lyons announces that the conference will begin today in Mayborough, with key decisions expected at the premiere.
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Mr Lyons
French Duke Perishes in Fire at Heronry Country House
A weekend house party at Heronry Witchurch ends in tragedy as the French Duke and Duc de le Tramoine are killed in a blaze. Captain Rodney dies after leaping from a window. his wife survives with a fractured spine. Mrs Shela, the Duke’s companion, and others escape in night attire as the fire rages toward an adjacent river. McCormick and guests are rescued, firemen report a gallant but futile rescue attempt.
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London
Duc da le Tramoine
Rodney
Witchurch
McCormick
Shela
Paris
Abe
Fames
Ted
British Disarmament Efforts for New Convention
London dispatch cites The Sunday Express noting a Cabinet Committee on Disarmament preparing a convention plan. Ministers push a continuous effort to involve Britain, France, Italy, and Germany in a new agreement this season.
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London
Bombay
Sunday Express
Britain
France
Italy
Special Air Services For Centenary
The Agent for Victoria says Imperial Airways and the Moyal Dual Lines would watch proposed services to Australia for Melbourne centenary next year. Imperial Airways stated that the decision would depend on the company securing the contract for the Singapore-Darwin air mail.
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London
Victoria
Ry Linton
France
Australia
Melbourne
Imparial Airways
Gingapore-Darwin
Geneva Disarmament Conference Likely Abandoned
An article notes Samy and the United States Ali aope for the Geneva Disarmament Conference will be abandoned. It cites that results from preempt effort may end further Geneva conference actions and references Hitler seeking a 900000 strong army and six inch naval guns among other demands.
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Samy
United States
Ali Aope
Hitler
Government action to protect British shipping in 1930s London
In Birmingham Neville Chamberlain vowed not to let British ships vanish from ocean lanes and defend Britain. The Chamber of Shipping council backed a report seeking government subsidies for tramp shipping, proposing 10 shillings per ton gross for active vessels and 6 shillings for laid up ships, amid warnings of severe trade strain and potential bankruptcy without help.
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London
British Treasury
Board of Trade
Exchequer
Neville Chamberlain
Birmingham
Council of the
Chamber of Shipping
Oygnors
Australia
New Zealand
Pamenger Shipping Conference
Tha B Mel
Revenue Up 334 Britain’s 12 month tax gain shown
London reports a 12 month rise in revenue from customs and excise by £52,500,000 over the previous year. The increase mainly results from the Late Duties Act the Irish Free Special Duties Act and the Ottawa Agreements Act. Tariff free duties alone add £25,200,000.
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London
Great Britain
Caught in Act Safe Blowers Taken at Gun Point
A building was surrounded as police captured two suspects after a daring daylight burglary in progress. Witnesses reported the pair forced entry and displayed a firearm, prompting a rapid response and suspect apprehension without injuries.
Accident to British Labour Leader
An incident affecting a British Labour Leader is reported with limited readable details. The fragment suggests an accident event involving the leader or their party, but the specifics such as date, location, or injuries are unclear from the provided text. Further readable context would enable a precise summary.
Alleged Leak of Information to London Market
A report from Washington details a Treasury probe into alleged leaks about daily price announcements. Officials discuss potential actions to curb advance information and the possible impact on markets, with talks referencing communications among multiple departments.
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Washington
Tengatwas
Treasory
Treasury
Tila
Iby
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Hous
M. Chautemps
League Dead
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