New Cabinet in Sight After Two Failures
Madrid reports Senor Sanchez Guerra declined to form a government and urged King Alfonso to summon Senor Alvarez. Censorship is reestablished, including abroad cables. Rumors of a broader dictatorship under Primo de Rivera and General Berenguer surface as the cabinet crisis unfolds.
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Madrid
Senor Sanchez Guerra
Alfonso
Senor Alvarez
Chemin Roo
Adhdle
Fice
Primo di Bivens
Regima
Ate
Guerra
Omen
Sparta
Eres
Senor Algaree
Whith
Lie Bhanthy
Erin Homunnnes
Alfonse
Count Homann
Peltiah
Berenguer
A.L.P Seeks Federal Support For Lang Policy In NSW
Sydney reports indicate the State A.L.P. will require all Federal Labour members from New South Wales to be available to support Lang's policy at the East Sydney by election. Members refusing risk withdrawal of endorsement and expulsion from the Labour movement. The move targets Mr Theodore and tests alignment with financial policy amid tensions within the party.
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Sydney
A.L.P
Labour
New South Wales
East Sydney
Lang
A.V.T
East Sydney Labour
Ward
Theodore
Jonge
Erdernement
Talley
Labour Movement
Mr. Lang
Benseley
Abinet
Federal
Labour Party
Prime Minster
Commonwealth
Allte
Boullin
New South Wilts
Mtr Lane
Couris Baal
Lyons
Omiande
Stinlsimans
Thia
Mesara
Fenton
Senate
Hementie Oeanedemiaest
Lavon
Iver
Bederad Spereene
Baste
Teasley
Kenton
Messrs
Sittin Seit
Canberra
Meltheane
Gust Pric
Cunherri
Riverina Tax Protest Sparks Riverina Meeting Plan
A Riverina tax protest movement grows with a Wagga Wagga meeting planned for February 28 to oppose taxes unless Mr Lang cuts costs. A second rally is set for Narrandera on March 7 as regional agitation threatens broader action if government resists reform.
Deficit Fears Rise in England Amid Budget Talks
London reports say newspaper lobbyists warn of a possible deficit in the upcoming budget as ministers debate taxation and public spending. Observers note statements by Snowden and other officials promising no rapid tax changes while urging restraint to prevent economic decline.
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London
Me Snowden
Dane
Laboor
Britain
Siewiden
Ming
Ineereaae
Tohhange
Lebivitia Pseer
Snowden
Mr Hill's Hopes For Financial Plans In Australia
The report notes Mr Hill's belief that deficits in several state governments could be reduced by June, with Premier Molhaneine and others expressing confidence after meetings. It mentions expectations for national plans and a cautious outlook for Australia’s fiscal path amid large deficits.
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Adelaide
Geartie
Hardy
Prenton
Australia
Jane
State Railways Revenue Decline Reported Amid Cuts
A district commission report shows December 1 earnings down by 10888 and expenditure down by 618. Passenger numbers fell by 600 789 while November totals reached about 98000. Relief measures included rationing at a reduced rate.
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Rydley
Tatterdy Eegcert
Dtahway
Valea
British Justice Persian Tribute in Lisbon Report
The Bank of Portugal’s annual report discusses the Waterlow tier and a 500000 note printing dispute. It asserts the judgment was a moral reparation and that English justice stood with enduring prestige.
Special Arrangement United States Reuters World Service
Reuters World Service reports on intelligence compilation and rights allocation in Australia and New Zealand, noting inclusion of various information sources under international special arrangement.
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Reuters World Service
Australia
New Zealand
Oil Gusher Gas Takes Fire at Lakes Entrance
A Stock Exchange report notes a gusher burst at Mid West Company property in Lakes Entrance. Gas burned in a two inch pipe with a 30 foot flame, triggering a rise in shares from 3.1 to 4.3.
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Melbourne
The
Stock Exchange Today
Mid West
Federal Caucus split delays plan on Lang Theodore
Dissension within the Federal Caucus over Lang and Theodore proposals ends without a decision. Moderates led by Lyons attack Theodore while others back Lang. vacancies in the cabinet anticipated as Kenton and Lyons retire.
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Theodore
Mr. Lyons
Debts of Allies and Dominions Raised in Commons Debate
In the House of Commons the Chancellor of the Exchequer answers questions on Austria's war debt to Britain. MPs press for revision terms while Mr Snowden says no communications have been received. Other members urge firmer action and note relative receipts from the United States.
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London
House of Commons
Bnowden
Austria
Britain
Snowden
GG. Mander
Alm
Amy
Crottun-Aderke
Atu
Hhese
Lowden Ghd
Wise
Labour
Rao
Pise Uitvin
Anerion
Snoviben
United States
Federal Executive Ignored Statement Sparks Rhetoric
A wartime political skirmish unfolds as ALEO state official Graves denounces the federal executive. The exchange centers on authority and power with claims of impotence and a pledge to continue air operations despite opposition.
Drastic Federal Move Draws Opposition to State Issue
A garbled federal action sparked strong opposition to a state policy on a contested issue. The article notes the federal stance against the state move and hints at political division within the Labour and party ranks.
ACTU Demands Push Federal Ministry In Australia Uprising
The Australian Trades Union Congress meeting in Sydney proposes a general strike plan to pressure the Federal Government. Key demands include declaring a national emergency, control of industry, no pension reductions, restored wages, and government credit to revive industry.
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Syudney
Australie
Restoridican
Pedhera Arbitration Court
Uae
A&a
Aeyerondon
Maginoartns
Union
A. 7. Clarke
Amm Fomated Seamen's Union
Vito
Crash On Roof Involving Air Force Bomber
A bomber from the Air Force crashed onto the roof of a house in unclear circumstances. The pilot escaped with minor injuries. Fire and wreckage affected the residence as onlookers described the chaotic scene with confusion and limited details.
Sea bed rises 70 feet near Napier after quake
Soundings off Napier after the earthquake show the sea bed rising by 70 feet at a single location. The finding comes as investigators map changes in the seabed following the tremor.
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Napier
Wellington
N.Z
Australia and Britain Debt Outlays and Returns
The report reviews British and Australian financial dealings noting receipts from the Dominions and payments linked to reparations. It cites Mr. Snowden and Mr. Wise discussing percentages of capital outstanding and anticipated repayments between Britain and Australia amid postwar settlements.
Dutch air liner plans experimental flight to Darwin
An experimental flight project by a Dutch air liner aimed at Darwin is reported with government and aviation group involvement. The plan includes international coordination and a naval or treaty context, with authorities discussing responsibilities and safety considerations for the journey.
General Strike Likely as Labor Talks Endorse Wage Proposals
Debates cited a five day week and six day week plan with unemployment benefits of 64 pounds weekly for families and 2 pounds for single workers. Proposals include abolition of a mediation center and equal pay for equal work, plus a warning that a general strike could occur on February 18 if rejected. The AW opposed striking and debates critiqued Merc Laing gaffe toward Mr Malloy. Executive report expected to be adopted despite amendments.
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Agadvat
C. Penford
Leonworkers ® Union
Ann Strotin
Institute
Aeven Howe
Uiereaac
Cnet
Merc
Mammoth Liner Nears Launch Date Amid Boiler Hopes
Report says the 70 000 ton liner may launch by end of February if boiler conditions meet expectations. Shipyard work in wards factories and foundries progresses rapidly with daily shipments from distant places easing transport issues. The ship’s immense size allows each funnel weld to house four steamer sections from the Cunard fleet.
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London
Cunard
Dent
Stock declines on London Exchange amid mixed overseas markets
Foreign funds weakened as Australian links slipped and New Zealand markets showed weakness. Prices drifted with many stocks easing from notable levels with varied declines across several sectors.
Misinterpreted Speech Sparks Taxation Warning Debate
London report on Phillip Snowden’s complaint over misinterpretation of his remarks last week. He denied referencing wage cuts or schemes of social development and called the warning an act of perfidy. He argued Labour would face the hard facts without shirking.
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London
Phillip Snowden
Plight of Unemployed Single Men Discussed at KYDNEY Meeting
A Wednesday Babmain Coun meeting in KYDNEY debated single men's duties and marriage as salvation amid unemployment fears. Alderman Wheeler questioned if married status would push single men toward crime or deter marriage, amid debate on moral duties and access to work.
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Kydney
Babmain Coun
Wheeler
Terry
Viney
Losses on Indian Railways Hit £9.74 Million
Calcutta reports a record railway loss of £9 740 000 for the last year as revenues separate from federal accounts. The decline reflects a poor trade mood and civil unrest impact on operations. This marks the first year with the railway revenue distinct from the Federal budget.
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Calcutta
Ladlian State
Alfonso's Surprise on Crowd at Royal Appearance
King Alfonso appeared in morning dress with his two daughters to surprise the crowd awaiting Queen Kan on the platform. The king smiled and waved, then embraced the teary queen, later joining the balcony to acknowledge cheering. Approximately 800 people gathered in the area.
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Alfonso
Kan
Polae
Gandhi and Viceroy Hold Talks on Indian Constitutional Progress
Gandhi and the Viceroy met for nearly four hours at the Viceroy's House to discuss differences between Congress and Government on constitutional progress. The meeting's outcome was not announced, but Gandhi appeared eager for a compromise to cooperate in the forthcoming Round Table Conference in India. He left the residence smiling. the Viceroy declined to discuss specifics.
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Caplutta
Yenterdy
Gandhi
Congress
India
State arbitration bill delayed in Parliament amid caucus talks
A draft arbitration measure faced delays as a Labour Caucus meeting considered it but did not reach a consensus. The bill, labeled as an arbitration proposal, was stalled during Wednesday discussions.
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