De Valera's SINO-JAPANESE Arrangements Postponed Trials
London reports indicate De Valera aims to avert a central pact with Sino Japanese moves. Labour party opposition plans delays while U.S. Geneva talks focus on aligning with the Allied powers. Britain and European nations signal continued war concerns ahead of the League of Nations assembly.
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Suuunday
Washington
New York Times
State Department
Britain
Vuplona
Cantonese Defenders Die to Last Man
SHANGHAI SUNDAY AFTERNOON Five hundred Cantonese defenders held Kiang Wan for over a week behind a village wall despite bombardment and starvation. The Japanese finally overran the village and raised their flag. Official Chinese casualties were about 84 dead and 109 wounded while Japanese losses were 84 dead and 109 wounded.
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Kiang-Wan
Chines
Toe Deren
Hayashi
Walla
Gorome
Mala Gompoutd
Japaneus Aus
le Vilings
Kiang Wen
Mery
Kowan
O. Harrigay
EG. Mclonen
Li. Lawien
Ihren Wlan
Brown Webra
Wwe
Walker
Fem
E. Weaver
Vnilune Vt
Teghorn
Tna
Perkin
Vancouver Sweeps Village Warcovert Snow Thaw
A chaotic report describes warm rain thawing snow on the Pacific Coast causing major disruptions at Vancouver. Workers labor in peril as debris and buried structures strand residents and hinder transit near the upper Slip. Authorities and stranded crews struggle to restore safety and access amid collapsing trunks and earth.
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Warcouver
Vancouver
Haake
Johnson
Wutate
Soviet Charge Against Japan Alleged Pact Breach
Moscow charges Japan with breaching the Soviet Russian pact by seeking to disrupt the Chinese Eastern Railway and move troops toward Harbin and Manchuria. The accusation, presented by Mr. Karakhun, alleges White Guards involvement and praises the creation of a puppet state centered on Changchun as a strategic aim.
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Moncow
Katurdey
Soviet Warelgt
Kurekhan
Munonurht
Changchun Toe
Gunning Show Features Poultry Prizes in Queanbeyan
The Gunning show attracts exhibitors with poultry prizes in Queanbeyan. Corrarpanden entries headline a display of prize winners and regional participation. Local organizers report strong interest and ribbons awarded across categories.
Brick dealer in Norvege case seeks £20000
A readable fragment notes a dealer in Norvege village involved in a dispute over a payment or debt totaling £20,000. Details are incomplete but indicate financial contention and court or formal action.
Geneva plans miscarry at HaLurday muangcuvre
A garbled Geneva report outlines American and European interests in reshaping the General Community leadership. It mentions appointing a chairman and special arrangements, with Reuters World Services noting broader input and a provisional set of proposals amid a cautious review.
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Geneva
HaLurday
Winchester Doctor Theodore Woods Dies After Illness
Local report confirms the death of Dr Theodore Woods of Winchester after an illness of several weeks. Funeral arrangements are pending as relatives request privacy during this time.
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London
Hmaturday
Hinon
Winchester
Theodore Woods
Chinese Forts Demolished by Japanese Warships
A Saturday battle report describes Japanese gunboats and destroyers engaging Chinese forts along the Yanutem between Woowung and Luho. Planes circling, heavy bombardment, and a continuous assault left Chinese defenses weakened and many wounded amid advancing Japanese operations.
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Yikoroua
Bya Istrument
Maturday
Mmuraing
Yanutem
Woowung
Luho
Yensela
Nes
Frm
Warahipa
Warahipa Poured An Incessant Bombardment Tur Iewaria
Paul
Reinforcements Landing in Doubt Near Shanghai
Reports from Sunday indicate doubt over a Japanese reinforcement landing near Shanghai as a destroyer sighting is reported east of Nanjing. Britain and other powers protested Tokyo against landings in the International Settlement, while bombing near Linhu preceded expected Ninth Division landings along the Yangtze River.
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Hmangha
Havemdele
Mhanghai
Britain
Puwrinino
Linhu
Yangtme River
Japanese Civilians Ordered Out of Bhanghal Region
The Japanese Government has ordered all Japanese civilians to leave Bhanghal. About 11,000 have been evacuated and returned to Japan.
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Hanghal
Bhanghal
Japan
Funds for China War Effort Include Allied Aid
A period report notes allied support for China with funds to bolster defense and supplies. It mentions Japan’s cabinet approving an additional 22,000,000 yen for operations tied to the Shanahal campaign and an expenditure proposal around 18,000,000 yen at Bhanggal.
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Burm
America
Philippines
Canada
Japatevee
Bhanghal
Fire Rages Across Koorewatha Plains Threatening Areas
A wildfire menaced Koorewatha for two days but is now out of danger. The blaze started on Fagan's property Friday and spread through dry grass, burning fencing and threatening stock. Fire breaks were burned. winds eased at night. Fire crews from Cowra and Young aided, with postmaster broadcasting calls for aid as centers near the plains face possible spread if winds shift.
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Sydney
Koorewatha
Fagan
Keorawathe
Cowra
Cowrn
Young
Auatch
Rempite
Koorawatha
Koorawathe
Bruning Cabinet Vote Defeats No Confidence Motion
Berlin reports show the Reichstag defeating a no confidence motion against Chancellor Bruning amid debate on repudiation of debts and a plan to hold the presidential election in March. The vote was 311 to 261 with abstentions from some non party members, and Dietrich disclosed a 1931 budget shortfall of £60,000,000 with further reductions anticipated.
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Reichstar
Uy V8
Nasi
Crom Vatling
Bruaiog
Inuat
People's Party
No Pansies Party
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Kr. Ciejus
T Wes
Balliet Ville
Loudlaughter
Wich
Herr Dietrich
Activity on Chapel Front
Japanese morning bombardment of Chapel row threatens main defenses as Chinese forces strung barbed wire and improvised obstacles across avenues to blunt the Javanese attack along the chapel line.
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Chinewe
Lune
Mile Pane
Struck in bed. London family fatalities at Highgate
A London family tragedy unfolds as a mother discovers her nursery locked and three children aged ten and younger fatally harmed in their Highgate residence. The dying father, a habitual wearer of a costume, lies in a tremor as authorities assess the scene.
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London
Highgate
Hilum
Mile
Conversion To Lower Interest
London editors report Australian stocks troubled by plans for a temporary interest arrangement to ease depreciation of the Australian pound. Mr Brice may visit Handon to seek a fix, while Commonwealth Government bonds still command respect in British markets.
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London
Kundey Tiien
Brice
Handon
Loman
Ite
Lang
City Railway Opens New Central to Wynyard Section
City railway completes new link from Central Station to Wynyard Square with fresh terminus for suburban traffic. The opening directs all main suburban trains toward the new station, integrating service toward the bridge and Mar Dour line as operations proceed.
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Sydney
Central Station
Wynyard Square
Wynyard
Mar Dour Bridge
Uwe
Lnss
Aciom
Gusleberste
Wacaingorn
Upper House Case Before Privy Council Noted In London
Sidelights from London report a Privy Council session on New South Wales governance where counsel weigh the matter between factions amid speculation about a potential cabinet alignment. Reputed figures from major parties are cited though details remain unclear.
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London
Privy Council
New South Wales Gov HC
Australian “Press Association
Couneel
Thasaal
Btalford Crippss
Syed Ska
Rural Lessees Seek Reform in Bush Fire Control
Discussion at a local meeting pushes for cooperation among farmers and authorities to revise fire control policies. Officials propose shared responsibilities in water, grazing, and rural water access while state advisers consider reappointing a land advisory member.
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Kownne A
Dartmoor Prison Reform Society Defends Convicts
The Prison Reform Society plans to defend all prisoners at a special court at Dartmoor. Ex-governor BN Roberts is mentioned as a contact. The society says it has secured statements from former convicts who served at Dartmoor to aid the defense and asserts the new counsel will resist harsh sentences.
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London
Tillu Inghe
Dartmoor
Prion Wuithy
Vonyiriy
Lon Calla
BN. Roberti
Revelutionn
Bandit killed in Embassy Night Club hold up
A bandit leader with a wounded arm was killed during an attempted hold up of the Embassy Night Club gambling casino in Miami Florida on Saturday. Two club employees and guest T C Perkins were wounded while police killed the bandit. No money was taken.
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Florida
Yarborough
T. Philip Perkin
Tocmne
Chronohtura
Embassy
Perking
Waterel
Imadere
Uust
Nu Muney
British Labour Faces Drastic Cuts in Budget Battle
British Labour confronts a stark choice between cutting the budget or reforming administration. The plan includes curbing subsidies and abandoning certain programs amid internal party divisions and opposition to a particular expert. The process aims to appease factions while addressing fiscal strains.
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Vondun
Truden
Iivitian Labour Party
Hilarion AI
rMmAng Arong
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