Ball predicts Lang to go to the country soon
In Albury Sydney reporter Mr. R. T. Ball of MILA said Lang would go to the country in four or five months as the financial position worsens. He criticized Lang in a speech as political provocation and warned that Lang’s defeat would require united anti socialist and anti Tammin forces to stop his return.
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Albury Tonight
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Imports Bill Passed in Britain
Import duties to start after 5 pm Monday with Royal Assent forthcoming. London port and wharves crowded as laborers work to clear ships, amid a rush of foreign goods. Debate features Mayor Attlee proposing a clause to withdraw duties from restructured industries per Trade Board requirements. Grimms from National Labour cites concerns over South Wales.
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Hwe
Britain
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Nila
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Ly Jones
Wallhead
Mir
Nevis Chamberlain
Secret Fund Bribe Charges Roil State Parliament
In Sydney the Premier Mr Lang attacked the Labour Government during a tense debate on the Supply Bill, alleging a secret fund had been raised to bribe Labour members to desert their party. The Speaker curtailed Mr Stevens as disorder erupted, with Lang accusing opponents of political manipulation and misuse of funds while naming figures and discussing bank funding tied to the campaign.
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Stevens
Labour Party
Labour
Langere
Inis
Brevenu
Sevens
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Furty
Anil ‘Tuco
Btevens
Government Savings Bank
Australia
Hie
Tiacebey
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Lange
Ins
A.5
Tin Hare
Bondi bathing case on lookouts after nude sighting
A chaotic Sydney report describes a Tuesday incident at Bondi involving mud, a water-related disturbance, and a group of men allegedly seen nude. A string of rumors and a possible assault attempt are noted, with authorities expected to review the event.
Dartmoor Prison Rumour Denied By Minister In Commons
London observed Minister for Adais, answering a Commons question, denied a series of reports about conditions at Dartmoor Prison. He asserted no truth to claims of mistreatment and condemned the circulation of unverified gossip since 1912.
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London
Marcy Samuel
Adais
Ince
Mimigh Stocks Rise on London Exchange Market Pulse
MIMIGH stocks gained on the London Exchange amid cautious optimism about revenue growth and potential path to stronger profits. Investors await further data on demand, with analysts noting early signs of improving market activity and price movements across key sectors.
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London
Aisk
Full Time Effort to Restore Stability in Senate Debates
The article outlines a Senate session focused on restoring economic stability and employment, with discussion of Australia’s policy at the Ottawa Imperial Conference. It notes calls for productive employment over charity, arbitration as a community benefit, and criticisms of dependence on government aid.
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Mglauehlan
Senate
Ventory
Benwlor Mofaentan
Ottawa
Australia
Uitertecia
Great Britain
Commonwealth
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Renator
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Dunn
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Kaling
Landon
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Las
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Amaneial Vitorese
London
Benatar Dohneton
Hemmer
Amalgamation of Departments in Canberra Debated
The report discusses a proposed amalgamation of government departments in Canberra. Key figures include Prime Minister Lyoner and Mr Forde, with debate over whether reform should be carried out in stages or via a full, unified reorganization.
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Trinavert
Lyoner
Forde T
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Tariff Debate Highlights Testing Trade Policy Changes
In the House of Representatives debate on tariff policy, the government faces questions about the new Lariat proposal. Mr Makin pressed the customs minister for clearer details as members seek timely clarification before a decisive vote.
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Prine
Lyons
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Customa Gt Galletth
Willy Debanyin
Power Taken by Government In Wellington Council Award
In Wellington the council debates a government move to empower an arbitration court to award compensation without delay. The bill proposes compulsory conciliation between labor and employers, expanding compulsory arbitration and smoothing piecy work across industries. The measure targets rapid settlements and broader compensation provisions.
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Wellington
Euvnett
Ayolde
Win~loyens
Mtn
AO Uyhe
Seamen's Union votes to cut officials' salaries
Sydney report states the Seamen's Union approved salary reductions for all officials and hints at possible retrenchment amid a projected deficit. The article notes potential further actions and a forthcoming meeting to decide on additional measures.
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Sydney
Seamen's Union
Nestral
Grasiers View Policy Welcomed On Tariff Change
Graziers' view backs the new tariff schedule as a step toward prosperity. The article notes the policy shift from rising tariffs to reductions, aiming to lower living costs and protect purchasing power amid difficult times. It highlights government hopes for improved primary production and export conditions, with Minister Quilter's statements cited.
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Mula
Aterials
Quilert
Campbell Delays Record Dash After Rain
Sir Malcolm Campbell who yesterday broke the world land speed record postponed another attempt due to rain. The report notes delays and competing comments amid a chaotic parliamentary scene with officials responding to various disruptions.
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Daytona Beach
Malcolm Campbell
Tobacco duties debate sparks Country Party critique
A heated discussion in the Mouse over tobacco duties drew sharp criticism from the Country Party. Dr Page lamented attacks on the tobacco industry as Victoria and other colonies expand tobacco farming. The party aims to contest government moves restricting trade and seeks measures to protect growers.
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Country Party
Page
Disarmament Conference Adopts Motion at Geneva
The Disarmament Conference unanimously approves a British proposed resolution outlining a framework for the arms pact. Delegates debate amendments on land, sea and air armaments and form sub committees to handle military and political questions. The Haviet proposal for complete universal disarmament is rejected, with only Romania and Britain backing it.
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Geneva
Sir John
Ruma
Britain
Tariff changes viewed as protection by manufacturers
The article quotes Gordon Boonett of the Chamber of Manufactures arguing that a tariff index linked to exchange rates would offer protection against agricultural dumping. He warns that without tariff support the industry risked being undercut by imports from abroad sold below cost, deterring investment and harming domestic producers.
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Sydney
House of Repeat
Gordon Boonett
Vrualdeul
Chamber of Manufactures
Lari
Canadian reception of tariff and trade tone depicted
Fragmentary text from a Vancouver report hints at reactions to a tariff. It mentions Australia and Canada and suggests a debate over protectionist measures. The readable segment emphasizes a mixed reception without clear outcomes or quotes.
No Tariff Reduction Seen on Tobacco Prices
Melbourne report states the new tobacco tariff will not reduce price rises. Officials warn Australian grown and imported leaf will both cost more, with duties hovering around 193 percent. Public committees note prices may advance despite tariff changes.
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Melbourne
Miidar
Vance Dearer
Stevens renews charges in turbulent assembly speech
In Sydney Friday a broadcast speech by Mrs Stevens described a chaotic scene in the Legislative Assembly. Ministers and Labour members clashed as a tremor ran through the chamber. Stevens asserted that Premier Lang denied actions yet hinted at ongoing inquiries.
Stevens Responds To Rydney In Defamatory Statements
Mr Stevens rejects claims of cowardice and defamatory remarks by the premier and chief secretary. He says he has nothing to fear, will defend his public record in open court, and promises a full response tomorrow ahead of trial proceedings.
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