Indian Princes Stand Pushes Negotiations Over Breach Claim
London reports indicate Indian Princes seek settlement as Sir Samuel Hoare begins talks after their declaration against the Indian Bill. Churchill fails to move progress in committee, while Hoare reassures in Commons and negotiates with the Maharaja of Palials as unrest grows in Britain and India.
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London
Winston Churchill
England
India
Sammuel Hoare
House of Commons
Bombay
Morning Post
Samuel Hoare
Maharaja of Palials
Daily Mail
Indian Princes clash over Bill and federation terms
At a meeting in Bombay Indian Princes and State Ministers criticized the Bill as diverging from the agreement reached at round tables. They argued the Governor General's powers and Federal authority threaten internal sovereignty of the States. Sir Samuel Hoare and Chamberlain urged moving forward while assuring princes their rightful concerns would be safeguarded even as the Government considered revisions.
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Ioan Tee Peanfutidnelec
Riri
Aldi
Priscn
New India
Chant
Samuel Hoarewald
Talachun
Samuel Howre
Churchill
Simon Commission
India
Yates Lo
Ims
Pledges to India and Commons Debate Echoed
Fragmentary text shows a pledge to India and a Commons statement debated in Parliament. Mentions Secretary for India Samuel Hoar, Winston and home affairs context, with references to resolutions and questions of detail.
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Strumtadsa
India
Bir
Samuel Hosra
Winston Whee
Japan denies British charges on China policy in Tokyo
Tokio spokesman condemns Lloyd George Lothian and other critics as utterly false. He says there is no return to the League of Nations and stresses Japan's Sino Chinese relations are improving. He dismisses reports of urging China to withdraw from the League or expel advisers as absurd.
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Tokio
Japan
China
Moon
Foreign Office
Lloyd ,George
Lora Lothian
League of Nations
London
League
Leakage in official mail bag leads to wine soaked letters
A departmental mail bag to Canberra leaked, soaking official letters with wine from two bottles. Investigations were dropped under a government transport arrangement. Some mail for Government House was affected, triggering official wrath over identities involved.
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Canberra
Governor-Gonsrel
Government House
Notts Club Counties Seek Clear Stance on Direct Attack Bowling
The Nottingham Cricket Club faces pressure to clarify its position on direct attack bowling as the Advisory County Committee of Lords debates rules and a January 16 resolution. Lord Gromar attends, and Notts aims to resolve the issue before the March 21 annual meeting, with an appointed appeals board to handle adverse reports.
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London
Nottingham Cricket Club
Milney
Countinn Committee of Lords
Lord Gromar
Mbidlewx
Lancashire
Nott
Mveting
Notts
Board of Central Advisory Committee
Goodwil
Bvc
Notts Glub
Lift Fatality at Hobart Ends Child’s Life
A four year old boy died in Hobart after a lift accident in a sealed shaft. Francia George Crocman, standing atop the lift, slipped and was crushed between the moving carriage and walls. Police say the body was recovered an hour later and an inquiry will consider fault in the device and supervision.
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Hobart
Francia George Crocman
Mat Hi
Creeman
AIR SERVICE Talks Near Final Unity With New Zealand
Australian and New Zealand officials press toward final agreement on an air mail service to New Zealand as British delegates prepare to join Imperial discussions. Preliminary survey expected by tomorrow or Friday, with Geneva delegates due in Sydney before returning to Darwin.
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Commonwealth
New Zealand
Siuoe
Sana Tor
Mendre Guineee
Bertram
Caneris
Kingsford Smith Offers Advice at Air Conference
Charles Kingsford Smith told the Millicon Club in Sydney that authorities should seek input from practical flying men as talks on air mail proposals continue. He warned Britain lags in high commercial aircraft production and noted debate over jet speeds. He hoped conference results would improve mail service and spoke with Mr. Guinness of the British delegation before being asked about potential consultation.
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Aydney
Wemmsday
Millicon Club
Charles Ford Smith
Air Mall
Charles Kingsford Smith
Britain
Charies
L. Guinness
Defence
Parkhill
Sir Charles Smith
Taxpayers to Foot Bill for Kisch Bung le
Melbourne men report that under the agreement with the Commonwealth Government Egon Kiseh who will leave Australia at week end will have all his legal costs paid by the Crown. The figures are said to run into thousands of pounds as he presented a large golden key.
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Melbourne
Egon Kiseh
Commonwealth
Australia
Crown
Terrific storm tractor set afire by lightning near Brookland
Two men named Ruler and Loo don were operating a motor tractor in the Clarence district when a lightning strike set the tractor and nearby tarpaulin ablaze. Workers fled as a tree was struck, causing a rapid fire. Several men assisted until help arrived. no injuries reported.
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Pormone
Ruler
Loodon
Brookland
Tragic Rope Disaster At Filndera Lane House Lift
A fatal accident at Whalford House in Filndera Lane occurs when Croc Mann pulls down a rope to mend a lift. A 18 year old passerby Larin Girl alarms others as the lift descends, Crosman dies in the crush. Comaine reports the entangled rope and crushed body. The incident involves a rescue attempt that fails.
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Aino
Lain Qirl
Whalford House
Filndera Lana
Crosman
London Protests Rise Over Talian Trade Decree
London crowds gathered Tuesday to denounce the Talian AY trade decree. Police reported no incidents as demonstrators voiced concerns about economic measures and impact on local businesses. Protests continued through the afternoon with organizers urging restraint and dialogue.
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London
Talian AY
Missionaries in Red China Feared Dead After Ningkiang Capture
Reports from Shanghai describe grave fears for Melbourne missionary Charles Frenchman and a group of 12 missionaries and children when Red forces captured Ningkiang on February 3. Frenchman, his wife, and the commander were last seen being escorted beyond the city amid street fighting. authorities later found the commander's wife dead and have no trace of Mrs Frenchman. Two missionaries attempted a 12 day foot trek from Bainfu toward Myx Frenchman’s likely fate remains unknown.
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Melbourne
Charles Frenchman
Ningkiamg
Min
China
Intand
Comreintab
Mingsdang
Merioun Street
Bainfu
Cate Myx
Herolam
Parente
Nevotion
Te Mibeing
London
Toeeday
Semote Biantu
Shensi
Mra F. B. Saaling
Communista
Ningkiang
Bar Niegkiang
Uland
Australias
Mlanion
Mirabe
Wyesung
Oobhege
Burguasu
Guana
Ruth
Frenchman
Pilil
Misa
Mt Sf
Lamb Trade Fears of Foreign Monopoly
Australian interests fret over lamb trade amid reports of foreign control by a South American monopolist. The article hints at a shift in market power and potential impacts on prices and competition.
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London
South America
Commonwealth
America
New Supreme Court Buildings Planned for Sydney Mint Site
Sydney government agrees to use the Mint site for a new Supreme Court complex. Agreement reached this week outlines construction timing and project scope though some details remain unsettled.
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Sydney
Supreme Court
Australian Education Plans for Outback Class Sizes
The Minister for Education Drummond announced approval to hire 200 teachers for outback schools. The mobile teachers will split into multiple classes, reducing pupil loads to about 60 per school and easing strain on single instructors. The program targets immediate appointments for 108 new positions, plus 100 from the waiting list, within the current year.
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Atoney
Ywlal
Adr
Drummond
Morbed
Local Tax Rates Declared for 1935 in City Area
Declared rates show a 4d per pound city area levy with a one shilling per unit military charge. The text outlines the scale and impact on house estimates and property assessments, noting adjustments in rates and responsibilities for residents.
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