Alarm over nitrate shipments through Panama Canal
Report from Cristobal Panama Canal Zone notes a sharp rise in nitrates moving from Chile to Europe. Total nitrate tonnage this month reaches 93 604 tons with half headed to the Azores and plans to re route cargoes to Russia. France also buying large amounts while North American to Japan traffic carries scrap iron steel and cotton for munitions goods.
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Conference discussions on constitutional reform in Australia
Melbourne reports Premier Lyons proposing two committees to study finance, industry and commerce, and other matters as Premiers clash with Prime Minister over Commonwealth powers. The meeting debated limiting the Arbitration Court to minimum wage and standard hours, with no decisive outcome. Attorneys General to review legal positions on indirect taxation as Treasury analyzes financial issues. Conference to resume with possible committee appointments. main focus on overlapping arbitration awards.
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Secession Denial from Premiers in Melbourne
Denials that threats of secession were made at the Premiers Conference emerged from both South Australia and Tasmania. Premier Butler warned of the federation's danger while opposing secession, urging the small states’ rights to be respected. Acting Premier Sir Walter Lea stated Tasmania would prevent any secession attempt, noting growing discontent with federation.
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Gradual Reduction Hinted in Commonwealth Loan Debt Policy
London financial writer notes the Commonwealth conversion loan prospectus shows real sacrifice for investors as depreciation of the Australian pound raises questions of funds repatriation. He suggests gradual 1 percent quarterly reductions could boost currency movements and ease trade balance impacts.
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Swedish Prince Renounces Royal Rights to Marry in London
Prince Sigvard, second son of Sweden's Crown Prince, plans to wed Erika Patzek of Berlin in London despite royal opposition. The match ends his royal rights, a move echoed by cousins Lennart and others in royal history.
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Lowest long term loan interest rate confirmed
News of the wiring issue on the conversion van prompts the Bitine Minister to announce savings distribution by state. New South Wales £85,000 Victoria £228,700 Queensland £86, boo total £878,750. The conversion was largest of its kind with one of the lowest long term rates offered by the Australian Government. The operation was praised by officials amid rising sentiment on the economy.
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Party Uniforms Move for Prohibition in England
In the House of Commons the Home Secretary discusses banning political party uniforms citing provocation on the streets and rising police disturbances. He notes uniforms have prompted 11 incidents since 1983 and 22 in the past six months, signaling serious consideration of the issue.
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House of Commons
Sonn Ciinour
Flood Warning as Heavy Rains Hit New South Wales
Sydney reports intensifying tropical activity in eastern New South Wales with forecasts of extensive rain. Inland rivers already swollen threaten floods on the Castlereagh Namoi and Gwydir. Macquarie may be affected while coastal rivers are expected to rise in the coming days. Authorities warn northern districts face heavy falls.
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CAPTAIN EDEN Interview With Hitler Weather Stoppage
In a London Sydney briefing the Lord Privy Seal discussed air service disruption caused by bad weather. A Brisbane bound plane faced armament questions and diverted to Coffs Harbour. The German proposal and recent memorandum influenced the dialogue amid diplomatic talks.
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Plot to topple Chinese government uncovered at Nanking
Special police in Nanking reveal a Communist backed plot to overthrow the government after the arrest of 20 people linked to secret groups called the Reformations. The scheme reportedly involved up to 60,000 dollars and 800 secret agents across Nanking while documents suggested plans to seize control at a future date and assassinate several leaders.
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Queensland rivers falling a Brisbane Wednesday notice
Queensland rivers falling but Northern Coast services held up and river traffic in flux. It is expected teams will resume running at an early date.
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North Coat
Cobham Drops Flight to Australia
Sir Alan Cobham announced today he is unable to carry out his proposed non stop flight to Australia due to engagements in land. The news notes Cobham’s postponement of the daring aviation plan and cites his inability to continue the project at this time.
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Alan Cobham
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Australia
Belgian Pilgrimage Attracts 60 000 To King’s City
Belgian populace marched past King Albert’s city as a pilgrimage began at noon. About 60,000 paid their tribute while the British Army planned to send a wreath. President van Hindenberg was set to be represented at the Inner Keller. no official word from Belgium allowed the ex Kaiser’s representation.
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Tributes in Parliament for King Albert Death Revered Leaders Speak
British Parliament honors King Albert with eloquent tributes in Commons and Lords. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald moves to express deep regret and sympathy to Belgium and its royal family. Lords echo praise for Albert's devotion, courage, and wisdom. funeral set for Westminster Cathedral next Wednesday.
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Australian High Commissioner Blair Looks Forward to Visit
The Australian High Commissioner Mr Brune, in an eve of departure interview, says his forthcoming trip to Australia will be nonpartisan and aimed at renewing Australian contacts. He intends to meet all sections to discuss the economic problem and return to London better represent the Australian attitude.
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Vienna in Mourning for Executed Leaders After Uprising
Candles burned through Vienna as black banners hung in front of homes. In a Town Hall ceremony, coffins were laid in limbo while officials led the tribute for 40 executives killed in last week's uprising. Major Fey defended the deaths, sparking relatives' anger.
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Bomb Explosion in Austrian Tyrol injures three
An explosion in Innisbruck Tyrol injures three people at the City Hall Library. A potter bomb damaged a wireless mast and electric station. A bomb in a post office garage failed to explode after the floor was mooded with etting due to car turncock. Five persons were arrested.
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Worst Winter Storm Grips Atlantic States 1888 Saga
A historic blizzard paralyzes the Atlantic seaboard from New York to surrounding suburbs. Railways and power lines fail, 50000+ workers dodge snow as 12 deaths are reported and streets halt. Schools close and shipping slows. Snow plows and vessels struggle to keep key routes open.
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Labour Unity Full Status for Federal A L P Members
Melbourne Wednesday Mr J 8 Garden secretary of the New South Wales Trades and Labour Council arrived today and expressed confidence that the upcoming conference would forge unity between New South Wales and the Federal Labour Party. He stated that if unity is reached all Federal Labour Party members in New South Wales except those expelled before the split would regain full membership privileges.
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Rail Disaster Near Madrid Leaves Dozens Hurt
A Seville Express collision with a barricade injures 30 and kills nine. the eight express from Sevilla, carrying hundreds of mournful supporters, crashed after witnessing a Seville victory. Defective signals blamed for the disaster.
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Railway Unions Appeal to High Court
Railway unions petitioned the High Court seeking a ruling on whether a national railway labor dispute extends beyond state lines. The Federal Arbitration Court had suggested interstate reach and the hearing was adjourned to a later date with no award anticipated.
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