King Opens Naval Conference with Call for Peace Edifice
London reports a cordial naval conference opening led by the King after his illness absence. The king delivered a vigorous speech urging an edifice of peace as diplomats, naval experts, and parliament leaders gathered amid fog and ceremonial gates. The entry featured a dignified royal procession and a gallery audience, marking a hopeful start to talks aimed at easing global burdens.
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London
Buckingham Palne
France
Geneva
Heavy fines for Rathbury rioters in December clash
A magistrate ordered heavy fines for eleven men involved in the Rathbury disturbance on December 16. Crown evidence linked the rioters to an illegal assembly near Rathbury, with later hearings showing participants from several families and communities. Eleven men faced months in prison. others were remanded for further proceedings.
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Wert Maitland
Wednerday
Sisteen Nen
Rothbury
Branston
Leerd Togetier
A. Bray
J. Clancy
Clancy
New South Wales
Holhbury
Mr. Weaver
Canberra seeks larger representation under new territory system
A Home Affairs minister promised the Federal Capital Territory residents expanded representation via adult franchise with standard qualifications. The pledge, reported to a Citizens' League deputation, aims for early parliamentary action.
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Canberra
Federal Capital Territory
Minister For Home Affairs
Blakeley
Citizens’ League
Master Builders
Department of Works
Commission
J. &. Crapa
The
Eagle
Mathon
Cieresi Wns
Local cryptic note hints at missing trio count
Fragmentary text references a quantity statement with emphasis on number short of three. The readable portions center on a numeric clue and an unnamed subject in a casual, puzzled tone.
Japanese Diet Dissolves Amid Election Setup
The Tokyo parliament action ends, dissolving the Diet as a general election is slated for February 20. Reports mention political figures and governmental talks amid a tense turnout atmosphere.
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Tokio
Diet
Bombshell shakes Australia House migration chiefs in London
A startling report from Australia indicates top officials at Australia House face upheaval as Mr Karnes receives three months’ notice. The migration department is described as destabilized with internal resignations and heated debates over policy and national prestige amid party tensions.
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London
Twesting
Australia
Migration Department
Australia House
Australian Press Association
Karnes
Labour Party
Beallin
Bealin
Quiet Opening of House of Commons in London
The House of Commons opened quietly with the session adjourned for the naval crisis. Mr W Thintian led the opposition early, and Mr Phil Snowden returned later to address questions to Mr J W Thomas about policy. The debate touched on salaries for Ministry of Labour and related ministries.
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London
Tesahiy
Commons
Re. Romphon
Linness
Sense
W. Thintian
Toned of
Peude
Mill
Phil Up Snowden
J. Wt. Thomas
Ministry
Not Charged Against Sydney Wednesday Chief Commentary
The article notes that although Rothbury compound inmates are mostly policemen, Minister for Mines Mr. Weaver argues police protection costs are not to be counted as part of canal costs. He states police control is essential to uphold law and protect individual lives.
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Sydney
Rothbury Compound
Weaver
ALP Conference Censures Federal Government Over Mine Situation
The Australian Labor Party conference in Sydney adopted a motion censuring the Federal Government for its handling of the coal mine dispute. It criticized the Labour Ministry for lack of firmness in dealing with the owners and the New South Wales Nationalist state government regarding the miners.
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Sydney
A.L.P
A.L.I. Te
New South Wales
Salvation Army Higgins Wins Suit
Salvation Army Higgins wins the suit in London. Thesing and Wenerah Phe oro the Babe tone are involved. Trial notes mention a postition by Booth and that all parties’ funds will be paid from trust assets.
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London
Thesing
Wenerah
Chad
Leeds
Jide Chinen
Atti
Booth
Sereer
Pecorino
Miners' Log Arbitration Hearing Opens in Melbourne
Thearbitration court in Melbourne opened today with Judge Theehy presiding over a case on the log of wares and conditions served on cog owners and proprietors by miners. Menzies argued the log lacked real demand and aimed to color a one-state dispute. the hearing was adjourned.
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Melbourne
Theehy
High Court
Menzies
K.C
Nin
Amatrolia
Boycott Lifted in Kandos Miner Dispute
A Kandos Miners Lodge member expelled for alleged illness with a police officer was appealed to the Federation which lifted the expulsion and ordered a 1 shilling 1 penny contribution to the northern distress fund. Boycott against several local businesses ended with donations ranging from fff to farthing.
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Bydney
Kandos
Hothbuary
Federation
Wanalan
Prince of Wales visits Catetown and pays colt
The Prince paid a colt at Wymbert today and will be the guest tonight. Punctuated details are unclear but the event centers on royal attendance and a horse purchase at a local fair.
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Wymbert
Toyally Compton
Tay Fe
Flood Reports on Herbert River Cause Wide Disruption
Floods along the Herbert River have forced evacuations and disrupted roads this morning. Damaging waters threaten communities including Herbert, Comite ne Woolierdae, Rahway and Noereetn Vie with rising levels and costly cleanups.
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Comitene, Woolierdae
Rahway
Merviews
Diewi Geyeentin Noereetn
Herbert
Fool
Weather Report Hints Rain At Sydney In Coming Days
A weather bulletin from the Biate Meteorologist Mr Minrop notes an omen of wetter conditions for Sydney. Forecasters say onshore weather and cooler temperatures may bring rain locally as the midweek period approaches.
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Sydney
Biate
Mr Minrop
Omtictec
Queenston
Bikerad
New Soith Wales
Booth Family to Respect Court Judgement
The Booth family met to discuss the court’s decision and agreed to continue their Salvation Army duties despite the ruling.
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London
Toemday
Nooth
Special overseas intelligence compilation rights notice
By special arrangement Reuters World Service and other information services, this overseas intelligence compilation is distributed with rights reserved in Australia and New Zealand.
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Reuter
World Service
Australia
New Zealand
State decision blocks new mines for now
The government announced that it will not proceed with opening any new mines at present, halting plans to expand mineral extraction. No dates or names are provided in the statement.
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Commonwealth
Sind
Sydney
Lambton Colliery Operations Resume Amid Driver Shortage
A Newcastle telegram reports Lambton Colliery engines were withdrawn then resumed with the manager steering winding gear. Magidhe Drivers and Firemen’s Archilinn members were unavailable. Daily output at the new Farmibtan Colliery runs about 250 tons.
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Rydney
Weidnewssay
Newcastly
Telme
Record Town
Othe Lambton
Magihe
Arechilinn
Faimibtan
Miners Seek Resumption at Newcastle Colliery
Efforts by the Miners Federation to secure resumption of work at Enecelajar Colliery, idle since December after a strike and dismissal of some men. The dispute centers on reemployment and the return to duty.
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Newcastle
Efferta
Minore’ Federation
Enecelajar
Conference Urges Swift Federal Action on Crisis
United union leaders and officials meeting with federal MPs pressed for immediate government intervention amid a grave crisis. Speakers condemned the ministers for inaction, demanding action within days to reopen elections and address water and pre-lockout conditions.
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Imchee
AUL
Hacative
Federal Stiate Labour
Parliamedit
Commonwealth Cgovernment
Beasley
Theodore
Aogemtuldney
Utah
Scallin
McThernon
Lang
NSW Labor Conference Calls Mines Seizure and Armed Forces Disbandment
The Trades and Labour Council urges the Federal Government to seize and operate mines including Richme Main Pelaw Main and Rothbury. It also calls disarming state police on northern coalfields and government action against armed civilian resistance, naming leaders and absent NSW members.
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Trades and Labour Council
Gianlen
Federal
Labour Party
Mesara
Eltrhige
Lagzarini
James
Mennator Rae
New South Wales
Messia
Hlakeley
Chifley
Long
Coleman
Lurker
Moroney
Watkins
Tully
Wert
War
Inbour
Richme and Main
Pelaw Main
Krothbury
Alate
Whia
Commonwealth
Hotel workers union plans ban repudiation meeting
A Newcastle meeting of hotel club and restaurant employees passed a resolution repudiating a lack ban on hotels by organisations or individuals except those on Howth Maitland routes. The motion, endorsed by the Hotel Club and Restaurant Employees Union, awaits approval from the disputes committee.
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Sydney
Newcastle Lant Hight
Howth Maitland
Chicheester Resumes Flight From Weltevreden
New Zealand airman Chicheester resumed a flight from Weltevreden on Lombok Island after a weather delay. He aimed for Rantang and landed at Pegal three hours later due to bad conditions.
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Weltevreden
New Zealand
Chicheater
Rantang
Lombok
Ho Jater
Pegal
Fragmented report quotes on Prime Minister Scullind
Apparent press claims say the Prime Minister would chair a controversial session affecting the government’s powers to amend the constitution. Scullind denied any plan to put a referendum before the people and rejected calls to alter the constitutional framework.
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Scullind
Lavbae
Youterdin
M Seplhin
Redemption of Ten Million Treasury Stock
Melbourne report states Mees of the Federal Treasury prepare a recommendation for the Treasurer Mr. Theodore on redeeming the LPO stock with a face value of ten million pounds as it falls due on March 15.
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Melbourne
Mederal Treagmen
Theodore
Commonwealth
Airmen Die In Tunis Record Flight Crash
A 3 Squadron led by Jones and fellow officers Hama and Jenkins perished attempting a nonstop England to Capetown flight. Officials found no engine or airframe failure. Investigators suggest a combination of navigational error and downdraft in a severe storm caused the loss as the plane struck a hill at low speed.
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London
Jones
WI Hama
Jenkins
Tunis
England
Capetown
Air Ministry
Ryrie Creates Comic Scene at The Hague Signing
Sir Granville Ryrie caused amusement at the Hague when signing the Young agreement. An official misinterpreted him as he stood above the President, then a helpfully placed interpreter explained the phrase about remedying enemy property. Australia gains provocation plus reparations, Collins told officials.
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London
Sir Granville Ryrie
the Hague
Air Granville
Air Granville Ryrie
Ryria
Granville Ryria
Thors
Ryrie
J. Tt. Collins
Australian Prem Association
Australia
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