Referendum Topics Front in Federal Platform Discussion
The text outlines a referendum item to be considered by the Federal Cahier as the likely form of the question to be submitted to the people. It notes party meetings will determine wording and that figures like Neullin support national government powers, while the exact question remains to be decided by the platform committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoun
Lorwever
Catine
Lege
Lanse Pawerk
al Marthanent
Rapannallys
Neullin
Canberra Roads Concrete Work Expedited
Canberra roads work accelerated under a year long program by the Madera Capital Committee with 4.65 miles of concrete roads costing over £250,300. The project, rapidly advancing this month, will be combined in a few weeks. Concrete stretches in outer suburbs have been laid, with preparations for paving and relief works along the main thoroughfares noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
Comte Talaninn
Weluias
Ronda
Nat Bain
Himen
Wheat Falls in Winnipeg Market Report
Fragmented OCR text indicates a Winnipeg market item with wheat prices and shifts in European and North American trade. Mentions lower prices, some currency values, and general market movement but lacks coherent data or complete figures.
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Winnipeg
Nara
Bayern
AL Cents & Biinhot
Florevina
Tower Point Alay
Vito Laa Eenty
Unclear OCR Title Regarding Wool Growers Meeting
A garbled report describes an anticipated meeting among Wool Growers and government officials. It mentions Monsen Titi Hionkin and Tilted Taplor of Gnornalands and a Prime Minister candidate figure, with reference to a departmental reorganization and possible attendance by a Machotn minister. The fragmentary text lacks coherent dates or clear outcomes.
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Monsen
Taplor
Gnornalands
Awaironun Critain Industrien Defence
Lew
Auipore
Tawra
Aelatia
Prin
Deputa
Meurlin Han
I Machotn
Britain presses for agenda parity in conference talks
Fragmented dispatch reports Britain delaying final conference agenda over battleship parity with the United States and France. Britain may suspend cruiser-building amid Franco American parity concerns as Japan shifts toward the United States, with officials signaling cautious advances toward a peace-oriented settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
France
Daily Telegraph
Britain
Japan
Romany MacDonald
Ametica
Train Derailment at Warren Tragedy and Aftermath
A rail crash near Warren caused multiple deaths and serious injuries when a train derailed at an open catchpoint after a collision with a derailment sequence. Rescue teams, doctors, and railway workers responded as the line remained blocked and investigations began into the cause and timing of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Toenlay
New Meth
Warren
Content Suntian
Aliquetier
Metarrity
Billy Fuer
Denial of Rumours at Conference Report
A morning paper summary reports Denial of rumours concerning abolition of minor marine arms and submarine building. It states no submarine submissions had been made to the conference and the merchantman action was not ruined. Dominion delegates supported open discussion and a statement from Mr. Wilaterd of New Zealand was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Satermunte
Wilaterd
New Zealand
Dominion
Ana Iit
Mauricn Hankey
Admiralty halts two cruiser construction amid shifting policy
Floating plans for cruisers Kurrey and Northwmberland were paused after a government test and a mix of ministerial and naval statements. The Daily Telegraph editorial questioned the civilian versus military decision, while unknowns linger about future operations and funding.
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London
Kurrey
Northwmberland
Tuataniee
Pxintrnire
Carkananthy
Haguinay
Texproma
Kerwindskaten
Sonaidof Aton
Coal Owners to Appeal in High Court Over Log Award
The Northern Colliery Owners Association will ask Mr Justice Rich in the High Court tomorrow for a rule nisi to prohibit tiners from further acting on the new interim award by Judge Busby dealing with interstate mineral log claims. Grounds allege the dispute’s bona fides are flawed and challenge the award’s fairness and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Northern Colliery Owners’ Association
Justice Rich
High Court
Lisi
Judge Busby
Premier threatens stoppage of food relief on coalfields
The premier warned that the government would halt food relief at the coalfields if disruption continues. He accused the black embargo of causing widespread hardship, noting hotel workers losing jobs and rising tensions among miners and lodge members. Officials urged restraint while promising to address the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sabine
Drominr
Avin
Whlosa Tha Phlack
Minora
Evan
Wack
Rellarion
Vom
Dene Lowna
Balmain Pit Idle After Driver Demands Fuel Wage Strike
The Federated Engine Drivers and Pires Minions Association withdrew from Balmain mine operations today amid an alleged antagonism by engine drivers and deputies over wages. Union members restate wage disputes and halt mining activity as talks continue.
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Bydney
Tuostey
Federatedngine
Pires Mion
Lin Membre
Balmain
Wallsend Fit Works Again
After a setback the Wallsend factory resumed operations with an all male workforce. The return follows a three week interruption as it reopens production lines and restores output.
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Wallsend
Metropolis Gas Board Hails Coal Imports Charge
At the halt yearly meeting of the Metropolitan Gas Company in Melbourne, chairman Hiedoh Crise noted a stoppage of the New South Water importations. Total import cost reached 880,000, with the year’s activities facing summary review for the company.
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Melbourne
Metropolitan Gas Cay
Chatrain
Hiedoh Crise
New South Water
Youlun
Hes Company
End Tran
Bruce Rejects Free Trade Crusade Support
A distorted report from The Australian cites Lord Meavorhrank Brienlon declining interest in a free trade crusade and preferring to stay neutral. The piece mixes garbled quotes with a rescue scene and mentions personal trauma amid wreckage, blood, and family concerns, reflecting unclear attribution and damaged publication context.
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London
Meaverhrank
Brienlon
ML Brien
Helleve
FSI
London minister to join imperial conference on Keptonhor end
Reports from London suggest the imperial conference will discuss the Keptonhor end and the economy with Prime Minister possibly accompanied by Minins 1 and Mr. Scullinan. Uncertainty remains whether a broader delegation will attend or if the Prime Minister will lead proceedings alone.
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Htta
London
Scullinan
Terrible Ordeal Delivers Rescue After Wreck
Dr Daxter of Springwood describes a harrowing medical rescue after a wreck. A youth endured a brutal trial as the mangled hand was saved by surgery, with the doctor recounting the tense moments and patient’s calm endurance during a critical operation.
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Parker
Enaan Thallo
American Attitude in Disputed Ad Campaigns
A distorted report notes political tensions as claims about an advertisement and a maritime cargo dispute surface. It mentions American refusals to endorse a rival campaign and references large export figures tied to tensions between factions in Europe, with unclear attribution and lingering uncertainty.
Fragmentary OCR note with uncertain figures and topics
The readable portions mention military hardware, aN abandoned locations, and financial figures including 442,000 and 12,000,880. The text is garbled, with unclear references to vessels, gunnery, and revenue, lacking coherent narrative or date.
Porter story reveals terrors faced by maid in Noweltal
A garbled transcript notes Joseph Mecarrity interviewing a maid in Noweltal about horrific suffering unseen before. The damaged text suggests distressing scenes and emotional reactions, with fragmented quotes and unclear details, portraying a dramatic testimony amid chaotic transcription.
Premier regrets amid accident casualties
The Premier expresses profound sympathy for the relatives of those killed in the accident and extends gratitude to those who recorded Minister on the outcome. He also thanks doctors for their services and the overall response.
44 Hours Week Federal Action Proposed
The meeting of the Trader Federation led by W J Dug wan discussed interactions with the Prime Minister on establishing a statutory weekly forty four hour work period and constitutional amendments to grant necessary powers to the Commonwealth. Iry Bouldin indicated actions would await constitutional changes before proceeding.
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Melaournt
Building “Trader Federation
W. J. Dugwan
Han
Iry Bouldin
Bribery Allegations Taint Adelaide Labour Ballot
A report from Terence of South Australia’s ALP accuses senior Movement members of bribery and irregular practices in a district by election for the Legislative Council. The document cites actions by party figures and supporters, including alleged secrecy breaches and improper influence, with details obscured in the fragmented source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Terence
South Austral
A.L.P
Minant
Astral
Degative Council
Chichester Heads to Sydney Amid Whaling Voyage Confusion
Fragmented report chronicles Chichester departing for Sydney and Camoowral with odd phrases about Magilicing the kteirmteg and Leo reach. It notes Norvenia's Antarctic voyage, whaling fleet dynamics, and tensions over intervening in the Discovery program while captains discuss inventions and orders.
Appeal to Byrd by Norwegian Whaler Seeks Lost Plane
Fragmentary OCR reads as an appeal to Byrd by a Norwegian whaler seeking a lost plane. Mentions a Marwemian factory manager, Rownen, Rage Admiral Higitif Arrout, and a Neroreiam pilot Toleramt Fin Roneaktor. References December 2 departure and lingering uncertainty over Amaro waters.
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Mandar
Rownen
Pats
Rage
Higitif Arrout
Peneliony Tenontrt
Bier'e
Fey
Wixieon Ehalers
Mucrern
Ana Tyr Ceamate
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Mieren
Nis Fiair
Aea
Canberra
WHEAT
Houllin
WHITE_CRUSADERS Hovit
Tues
Cruisers
Northunderland
Wwe
Wis
Pho Beiyah
White
Livy Renon
Bulfican
enKitts
Miral
Auerion
Global Quran
WIMCR
Wriitah
Justityine Avlay
Fenent
Miltuin
Kwa Crater
Fapanom
América
Joneah MeGarrity
Anne
Tim
Delven
Harold Hannan
Neenane Raward
McGarritty
Mt Wan
McClar- Flay
Udunathetic
Inbaler
Fiveteighs
Penrithxeon
Ordor
Childern
Frame Wan Hein
Tunlir
Eateheoiney
Jonenay
Waanonger Tewin
Amiaon
Admiralty
Bona Fides OF Log
Rydney
Walend Ph
Ali
Inen
Newcastle
MR. Bruce
Amy Mang
Mr. Scullin
Aniston
Mediterrans van Ladario
Jaman Havin Ceulonr
Phoe Han
Mayer
Crulier
Americal
Bieray
Northumbarland
Porter
Joseph Mecarrity
Noweltal
Labour
Makin
Speiker
Ine Howey
Renee
Antarctic
Discovery
Erpornep
Capuiinewe Tearson
Chichester
Twrellay
Magilicing
Lotgrash
Inarteville
Iavavery
Nolemttic
Auipment
Vluitorn
Tava
Permaunty
Riser Laveek
Uincavery'n
Norvenia Ai Alin Gucain
Norvenia Tan Thi
Bern
Thorshamier
Bether
Caplin Larsen
Byrd
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