New Cabinet Formed in Spain Amid Naval and Army Leaders
Madrid reports Alfonso invited Admiral Joan Bautista Aznar and Captain General to form a new cabinet. The lineup includes General Berenguer for the Army and Rivera for the Navy, with Count Romannones mentioned in the public works role. The move signals a reshuffle amid military influence in the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Joan Bautista Aznar
Cpt
Generel
Navy
Count Romannones
Feren Mies
Berenguer
Army
Oh Rivera
Deputation and strikes shake government in area protests
A disordered report describes a deputation calling for national emergency measures to pressure the Federal Government amid a looming general strike. The meeting collapsed as the premier's rally faltered, with demonstrations planned and police detentions reported near Tribes Mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydney
ACU
Congress
Menen
Wi Dugwin
C. Crofim
Garden T. P. Holloway
B.A Chapin
T. Hoare
Alfonso
Alhor
Aznar
Etpioys
Wim
Faderat
Tennant
Dewi
Alvar Brain
Ian
Corpeyts
Catulre Ad Company
Chalhern
London Waits Deot Funding Then Certain Toondon
A fragmentary civic note references funding and political figures including Bir Robert Guezon and Theodore, with mentions of council actions and uncertain timelines. The readable bits imply upcoming decisions in a parliamentary context and potential delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toondon
Weangadun
Brilalty
Aires
Oras
The
Aurtestion
Cress Ambition Roved & Wall
Sue
Dar Eli
Steve Tio
Robert Guezon
Theodore
Anita
British Plane Accident Report From Daily Telegraph
A scrambled OCR fragment from the Daily Telegraph describes a severe plane incident involving Ridglan and Grillet at Wigan. The account mentions an attack on a plane, a pilot warning Belgiane, and suggestions of catastrophic outcomes. The readable bits indicate a disrupted event with competitors denying involvement and a dramatic claim of a successful interception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiingadny
Ihn
Wigan
Te Daollattone
Pliot
Montly
Howe
Shen
Aid for Farmers Appeal to Congress in Washington
The chairman of the farm board urged the Ways and Means Committee for emergency relief to farmers. He stressed releases via the farm relief commission and noted varied support, mentioning wool and flax as potential aids. Debate touched on overall production and economic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rand Milang
Howe
Bottoyaivb
DORE BEDNIY Ap I Meeting Move To Morrow Night
Fragmentary notice describes a meeting or inquiry involving Mr Theodore and a shield or defense item. The readable text references a motion or action to be moved to tomorrow night and a call for cause. Names and places are unclear due to damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedniy
Thyodora
Bob Bo
Te Mayoment
Nawavar
Daly Corre
Federal Labour backs Theodore plan amid Beasley case
The Federal Labour Party voted 27 to 19 to adopt the Theodore plan. Scullin and Theodore will meet with the Commonwealth Bank to gauge acceptance, with potential nationalisation of banking if rejected. Party leadership ruled against repudiation policy and Will refer Beasley to the Federal Executive for consideration amid tense caucus debates and cabinet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Labour Party
Theodore
Messrs. Scullin
Commonwealth Bank
Bank Board
N.S.W
A.S.P
Scullin
Beasley
Rae
A.C.T.U
Lyons
Silent Choir in Parliament Amid Bank Pushes
Fragmented notes describe a political caucus where songs once linked to Solidarity for Ever were sung, while discussions centered on Theodore and Lyons regarding Commonwealth Bank operations. Negotiations, Treasury proposals, and potential minority government developments dominate the report, with references to inflation fears and currency measures.
Lang Would Suppress Criticism in Parliament Feared Armed Rising
A heated exchange in the Legislative Assembly centers on press freedom and government restraint. Premier Mir Lana faces questions over proposals to curb newspaper criticism, with ministers and newspapers named in debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydrey
Mir Lana
State salaries and daily rates delayed in frame
The article notes delays in state salaries and daily pay, with a plan to restore funds by March 3. It mentions a temporary suspension for the period ending February 16 and references terms and dates related to the recovery in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Dante
Fragmented political debate on Labour and anti-Labour power
A garbled excerpt discusses Labour and anti-Labour factions, Premier figures, and constitutional action. It references Crown Law Department, rebellion incentives, and party dynamics in New South Wales, with implied political tensions and potential elections shaping opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart-Tobertson
Pramier
Crown’ Law Department
New South
Wren Labout
Education Bill Rejected By Lords In Fiji News
A disrupted report notes the Fiji government bill failing in Lords amid turbulence over proposed legislation. The piece mentions parliamentary processes under the Murhia tment Act and notes the bill’s passage through two readings in the House of Commons before senate review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiji
Ramiyaduan
Honeo
Slovan
Lars
Unclear Country Opinion Text With Fragmented Topics
Fragmented OCR style text discusses national opinion and tone over a confused set of references. The passage mentions leaders, situations, and possible protests or demonstrations without clear names, dates, or places. Content is largely garbled and lacks a coherent event or quotation to summarize.
Hasty Executive Move Sparks Canberra Election Sparks
A hurried note from the State Executive indicates a rapid shift toward Canberra and Sydney in a tense electoral context. Officials discuss urgent measures and possible departures as Mrs Lang and others react to the unfolding plan. The scene suggests high political pressure and impending decisions affecting the local political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Tintadays
Dada
Iinet
Bere
Britain to Speak for Dominions at Conference
British Dominions aim to guard their interests at a forthcoming conference in Paris in February. The city editor notes economic strains and unity among Dominions as essential to counter internal and external pressures affecting trade and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondon
Enemee Statiaird
Aostiglia Cadada
Nao
Lin
Haris
Karwan
Gio
Chile
Dacnation
Suantinea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plue Il
Higheaple Cabinat
Ker Andi
Omatoes
Mys
Pauiunte
Bert Ou
ORMED
Spain
London
DEOT
Melbourne
Tharadey
Mr. Hogan
Supremie Court
Uwe
Wesker Aaluy
U.S.A. Farm Board
Dore
Cauiitis
Staunds
Piayedigin
Fesson
Woderal
Calletn
Megtinga
Melcalirne
Érfur
Commonwealth
Neivaver
Byone
Pln
Madera
Pectoral Labour Party
Acar
Fang
Wales
Fane
Sydney
Matlon
Medora
A.tau
Thors Ware
F Ederat
Witout
Bang
Habouy Tarty
Robert Glbuen
Clatrman
Sewlydates
Vncaelen
Atesayns Penton
Guuewe
Mewaire
Commonwealth Bank Board
Maloniy
Eialial
Frogland
Sinawhato
Australia
Reallin
Graysiged
Malonuy
Todor
Cori West Volun
Messry
Oul
Callone
Publinhad
Cacwne Manlis
Atlon
Toros
Liotta
Letton
Pontolly
Erie
Tarvin
Jedding
Lasig
Kelly
Dane Walid
Micnbers
Fyi Paula Money
Tang Anid
Herald
Alamenga
Adauh
Rang
Lang
Conowadt
Lan
Linn
Wwe Dillon
Cna
Sydnay
Trmday
Mle
Hasina
Axo Enon
Tohoning
Hoitigaev Ania Iron
Twee
Wés Badd
Metrourne
Mme Ae John
Parliament
Shigu Reuuler
Alidell
Rabet An
Murer
India
Balcutta
Thins
Lockewin
Gandy Lie
Sebwey
Toneher
Eves Allen
Piehnete
Canberra
Wheat Conference
Britain
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!