Conference impasse discussed at constitutional talks in Melbourne
Melbourne reports note an impasse between Commonwealth and State ministers during today’s constitutional conference. Attorn ey General reports on indirect taxation, with proposals for State excise likely ruled ultra vires. Delegates debate funding, grants, and possible Commonwealth takeover of commitments as talks resume tomorrow morning.
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Breach of Confidence at When the Premiere Conference
The Prime Minister Lyons accused a conference member of breaching the pledge not to disclose internal business to the press while a committee sat. He said only the chair and himself could issue statements after meeting approval, and condemned a newspaper report as inaccurate and misleading about Commonwealth and state positions.
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Prince of Wales Leaves for Brussels for Royal Funeral
Prince of Wales departs London for Brussels to attend the royal funeral. The journey includes a private ride through Windsor Great Park as crowds gather and officials arrange ceremonial duties amid heavy rain and solemn preparations.
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Chinese Designs in Tibet Strange Dalai Lama Death Report
Reports from Calcutta describe the Dalai Lama's death on December 17 in mysterious circumstances. A rich Tibetan official and his elderly father were arrested, with rumors of palace feuds and restricted access to the Lama. Chinese influence is linked to moves to control Tibet and install a temporal head.
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Martial law ends in Austria as trials conclude
Vienna reports martial law ending after court martials. Eight executed? three life terms. Sentences totaling years imposed on 31 members of the Republican Defence Group. Hundreds freed or reelected. Leading Socialists and officials arrested though no charges filed. many placed in concentration camps.
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Vienna
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Oversubscribed loan closes after two hours in London
The new common wealth loan opened in the morning and was over subscribed. Cash applications closed after two hours. Applications for conversion by holders of existing loans will not close for two weeks.
Wisden Editor Condemns Body Line Noxious Form of Attack
Wisden's Almanack editor Mr. H. J. Southerton says body line bowling is a noxious form of attack not to be encouraged. He hopes Australia’s grievances and MCC rulings will curb the tactic, noting that top speed with the ball at shoulder height is harmful to cricket’s spirit and Anglo-Australian relations.
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Disarmament talks delay Rome voyage plans
A dispatch reports German Chancellor Hitler had lunch with the British embassy in Berlin and resumed armament talks with Anthony Eden. Due to modest factory progress, Capt. has postponed his trip to Rome until Friday.
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Murder Echoes Stavisky Scandal In Dijon Rail Death
A murdered war veteran and judge Albert Prince, long linked to the Stavisky affair, was found on a Dijon rail track. Investigators note the case bears prearranged signals and a forged telephone call asking him to visit his mother, suggesting a planned killing connected to probes into financial frauds from 1925 to 1931.
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Argentine Coup Unfolds in San Juan Province
Rebels led by Carlos Porto seize control as two hour clash injures and kills are unconfirmed. Provincial Governor captured as government houses come under attack. Federal troops ordered to the scene amid reports of damaged public buildings.
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Federal troops take key buildings in San Juan
Federal troops entered San Juan Wednesday night and seized the Post Office and public buildings after violence caused unknown deaths. The occupation followed earlier seizures of communications and other facilities in the area.
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San Jua Province
Unemployed March on London Reported
Unequal marching contingents converge on London as a deputation visits the House of Commons amid stringent authorities precautions. Commuters and crowds shape a tense scene during this era of unemployment unrest in England.
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Professional Tennis Results in New York
Pilden defeated Cadet in a four set match with scores 1-8 6-1 4-6 43 6-8. Vines defeated Plan in a long four set match 13-11 8-3 in the professional event held in New York on Wednesday.
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Prince Murder Plot and Dijon Connection Revealed
A London report details a murder plot connected to a political figure named Prince who traveled to Dijon with his wife. Evidence includes a mangled body found on a railway, bound ankles, a severed hand, and personal items. Police suspect the victim knew critical information about a Stavisky inquiry and a predecessor’s death.
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MCC Cricketers In Car Collision Near Columbo
An MCC party including players ventured to Colombo when their two cars collided. Reports indicate several injuries among the cricketers, with crews rushing to assist and transport the wounded. The collision disrupted travel plans and prompted a police inquiry.
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Relief Works Labor Split Over Bungendore Deviation
Queanbeyan officials push to source Bungendore road deviation labor from local labour bureaus while country party critics say relief work should target country unemployed. Council asks MLA Hedges to press Labour Minister. debate notes wage rates and temporary benefit to city workers versus broader regional employment.
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Flood Rain Creates Wide Sydney Area Deluge
Severe rainfall sweeps Eastern New South Wales from the Northwest rivers to the South Coast. North Coast towns report torrential falls with inland reach to Araluen. Main roads from Sydney flooded. Hawkesbury feared to flood. Windsor Bridge water levels peak. Windor and Richmond districts cut off. Suburbs and low-lying areas urged to evacuate as coast and highways suffer damage.
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Severe Shocks Recurs in India Eruptions of Sand
Severe shocks recur in India as sand eruptions and hail falls disrupt daily life. Fire departments respond to multiple incidents, while local authorities warn residents to stay indoors and avoid affected areas for safety.
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Plague Adds to Terror in Calcutta Amid Disaster
Earthquake shocks of varying intensity, subterranean rumblings, sand and water eruptions, and typhlonic hail storms spread panic among survivors in Hibar. Three severe tremors were recorded yesterday in Babbitt, Madrax Presidency, and Dhubri, Northern Bengal. Relief workers report a plague outbreak already causing ten deaths in Bittiah and Mahnagi districts.
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Seccession Debate Echoes at Westminster
The article reports mounting interest at Westminster as Western Australia contemplates secession tied to the Australian movement revealed at Melbourne's Premiers Conference. Officials say no immediate action is planned, but a petitional proposal to Whitehall could strain imperial unity if opinion remains divided.
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