Trade Treaties Inquiries On Ottawa Agreement Impacts
London reports from Commons imply British Dominions Secretary Mr Thoma discussed Ottawa Agreement terms with Australia and New Zealand. Australia has already removed protection on some duties, while New Zealand is debated. Mander questions Commonwealth failure to implement terms, and Thorn asks if the Prime Minister knows manufacturers face reduced competition. Burgin notes Ottawa Act passed December 3, with Commonwealth discussions on preferences and shipping impact pending.
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London
Sander
Hour of Commons
Tits Dominions
Thoma
Ottawa
Australia
New Avalan
Mander
Thorn
Niklee
Runciman
Commonwealth
Odawa
Tie
Burgin
Ronans
True
Ellisa
Alvirue
Hursin
Lato
Second Bomb Plot Against Roosevelt Revealed
Washington authorities disclosed a second attempted assassination of President-elect Theodore Roosevelt. A bomb addressed to him was found among incoming mail at the central post office, wired to explode on movement. The device’s maker and motive remain under investigation.
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Washington
Washington Post
Roosevelt
Washington Central Post Office
Peragne
NSW loan converted in London to Commonwealth stock
The New South Wales loan of £9,600,000 at four percent matured July 1 and was converted at par into Commonwealth four percent stock redeemable 1955 to 1970. The move surprised the market. final calls and interest dates were set, with conversions to support broader Commonwealth options amid cautious market reception.
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London
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Australia
Smtr
Bruce
Canberra government blocks hospital tax while inviting council input
The Commonwealth Government refused to approve the Hospital Tax Ordinance in Canberra but invites the Advisory Council to submit suggestions on two points. One, extensions of local government in the Federal Capital Territory. Two, citizen representation on a hospital board and its financing. The cabinet may consider these proposals but did not reference an inquiry.
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Lic
Canberra
Advisory Council
J. T. H. Goodwin
Marr
Federal Capital Territory
Colac
Mina
Jehol Crisis Mounts as War Fears Grip China and Japan
In Jehol tensions rise as ultimatums loom and both sides mobilize. Japan warns of force if Chinese troops refuse withdrawal from Jehol while Nanking considers pulling diplomats from Tokyo. Civilian volunteers rush aid and transport networks swarm with troops and materiel.
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Shanghai
Jehol
Nanking
Chang-Hsueh-Liang
Japan
Manchukuo
Tokio
Rane
Serine
Great Wall
Trining
Tere
Jenan
Wilvanse
Chichess Groop
Ran
Nori China
Nar
Heiping
Rome
H ‘Cemel
Qahot Mountains
Rooney
Croanhen
Tragox
Artilery
Cie
Ano
Rhaitnavkwan
Mubrlen Tay Beer Ntoppest
Tessin
Kulenn
Tainan
Tropylien
Nakinie
Ranamuring
China
Joriunen
Fragmented headline on wartime assembly remarks
Fragmented OCR text shows a damaged wartime narrative with phrases about not taking forcible action by league members and a speaker named Tandon. It references the SouBInian and potential actions to prevent something affecting a province, with unclear context and broken names.
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Tandon
Aimbomin
Aehat
Adjourned London Assembly Defers Bixo-Jananses Treaty Work
The London Assembly adjourned after President Me Hyman presided and reviewed no action by the Committee of Nineteen on the treaty of conciliation. A new work plan was promised with a view to conciliations, delaying formal adoption until the Assembly accepts the Nineteen Committee report. The adjournment is set to continue until late February, with further directives to the delegates and statements of reasons for rejecting the nineteen report.
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London
Lengte Salis
Bixo-Jananses Tepute
Geneva
Hyman
Dischanson
Sbrafe
Bern
Japan's Reply to Report on Covenant and Treaties
The document outlines Japan's response to the Geneva report on the Leneve Covenant and related treaties. It stresses alignment with the Twlion ethos and calls for stronger government action while opposing certain proposed incisions in policy.
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Geneva
Tuontay
Junan Ta
Ninetawen
Hevardanne
Chay Japatt
Yori Ual
Mystery Japanese Ship in North Foreshadows Ministerial Movements
Fragmented account notes a mystery Japanese vessel in northern waters and references upcoming movements of ministers. The text mentions Melbourne, Genova, Canberra, and Melbourne arrivals, with scattered names such as Me Lachlan and Mr. Francia. The garbled OCR preserves weak names and shifting locations while hinting at diplomatic and naval tensions.
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Genova
Tully
Ijay
J. A. Forkinn
Canberra
Aydavy Landay
MeLachlan
Melbouen
Walten
Aut
Guy Wil
Ratia
Japansar
Melbourne
Anip
Francia Hax
Ebell
Russia in Far East policy cited by Soviet official
In a Moscow address Commissar for War and Marine Voronkilo urged a steady peace policy in the Far East. He said non aggression pacts with European powers lacked a universal guarantee and noted Russo Japanese relations seemed normal though Japan rejected Soviet pacific proposals.
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Moncow
Voronkilo
Russia
China
Japan
Anton
Embargo on Arms Question in House of Commons
In London the Foreign Secretary cited a question regarding a proposed embargo on arms exports to certain nations. He warned that unilateral bans against supplies by some states may be futile while broader national questions and complex dynamics remain unresolved.
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London
Thestay
House of Commons
Jahan
Chins
Irs
John Himer
New Ministers Roosevelt Cabinet Forming
Washington reports President elect Roosevelt naming Benator Gordelt Hull of Tenacame as Secretary of State and William Woodin of New York as Secretary to the Treasury. The cabinet, with Moraes and others, faces world financial questions and debt negotiations. Hull is described as a veteran Congress member.
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Washington
Turslay
Roosevelt
Benator Gordelt
Hull
Tenacame
Revratary
Wiliam Woodin
New York
Beuuttary
Treasury
Tie
Moraes
Roosevelt to Have Free Hand in Washington
The House voted to grant Roosevelt broad authority to reorganize U S departments and negotiate tariffs. He seeks rapid setup of a flexible machinery for quick action, aiming to be ready for a special session in April.
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Roosevelt
Washington
House of Representatives
Departments
United States
Ottawa
Roosevelt Candern
Neasion
Lyons Declines to Comment on Conversion Talks
A report from Rydney states Lyons declines to comment as a government official expresses gratification over a loan conversion. A conference between Lyonn, Musney Greene and Mevene earlier this week was held, but details remained secret.
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Rydney
Lyonn
Musney Greene
Mevene
Landon
Useful Interview With Roosevelt in London Tea Dinner
A report from London notes a useful interview with President Roosevelt during a dinner of the Pilgrim Mount community. Sir John Minow, Secretary for War Affairs, says the government has had limited contact with the President before March 4. Washington’s envoy has just returned from London to convey official views.
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London
Worslen
Sir John Minow
Clert
Washington
Hogan
New York
Queen's Visit to Dominions Noted With Ceremony
The Queen visited The Britinn In lunte fee Hale and spent minutes with Australian and New Zealand delegates. She inquired about industry progress and recalled her intent to visit the Dominions. A ceremonial gift of a white tooth, presented by Kil and other merchants, symbolized affection toward Her Majesty.
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Dndon
New Zealand
Frogrean
Abe
Dominions
Britain
Winien
Austria Returns Arms Row Seeks Italy Settlement
In a parliamentary exchange, Foreign Secretary Sir John Himon stated Austria plans to return arms sent to Italy for reconditioning. Italy and Austria discussed the reconfirmation of the contract terms and required customs certificates before final disposal. The British government hoped the matter could be closed with a general sweep of the proposal.
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London
House of Command
Sir John Himon
Arma
Austria
Muliaa Mobanaaaor
Italan
Ambawandor
Lenty
Iywader
Hin Majoaty
Vancouver Scrap Material in War Effort Strain
A damaged OCR note reports Vancouver supplying scrap metal for wartime use. It mentions 500 tons transported to Naasakt, Japanese aircraft involvement, and discarded Indian rails sent from Montreal. The report notes motive behind the scramble and the use of metal for war machinery.
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Vancouver
Japan
Naausakt
Montreal
Roosevelt Confers With French Embassy In New York
Mr Roosevelt held talks with the French ambassador M Claude in New York on Monday and Tuesday following a prior meeting with Mr Ronald Lindasy. Indications point to an early move regarding world affairs.
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MR. Roosevelt
New York
Roonverk
M. Claude
Ronald Lindasy
Point Town
Melbourne Women Terrorized by Fire Bug Spree
Residents of Bandringham and Menamaria report a wave of arson attacks during the peak two months. Police ties point to a serial arsonist. homes, sheds, and outbuildings have suffered repeated fires. Authorities urge vigilance and report a rising frequency of incidents.
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Melbourne
Weanveday
Bandringham
Menamaria
Gold Bonus Claime For 1932 Moved To May Deadline
The minister states arrangements for early payment of a gold bounty under the Cuntoria act. Claim should be made with the Towertor before May 14. The bonus applies only in the nine months ending September and remains subject to suspensions under the Pinachelat Swergency Act.
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Rydney
Chustonin
Cuntoria
Benniy
Red in Canada Under New Name Reported
Ottawa reports the Canadian Labour Defence League has renamed after eight Toronto communists were convicted. Prime Minister Bennett says the league seeks the release of 60 workers detained for alleged incitement linked to a Portemouth riot. He criticizes former secretary Mrs AL KEmith as leader of the Swiadon group.
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Ottawa
Canadian Labour Defence League
Toronto
Lantour
Bennett
Portemouith
Portemouth
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