Premiers Meet In Sydney Short Range Relief Plan
A Premiers Conference in Sydney focuses on short term unemployment relief. Officials to prepare figures on state unemployment taxes while evaluating proposed plans from New South Wales Queensland Victoria and South Australia. The meeting aims to restore financial penalties for unemployment relief and to move unemployed workers into work as soon as possible.
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Sydney
Jedinney
New Halen
Mr. Stevens
South Australia
Victoria
Stanley Argyle
Mfreeeiy
Forgan Smith and A Loewe Everson Debate Funding Scheme
A conference discussed detailed consideration of Hentes schemes for deployment and the re establishment of a clear capital fund from unemployment relief taxation. Mr Forgan Brith noted iron tightness between Victorian Prevaiuus proposal. The conference postponed final decisions.
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Hentes
He Forgan Smith
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Pinney Arzvie
Forgan Brith
Wellington Miners Face Unrest Over Deferred Work Policy
Reports from Wellington and Auckland detail miners and employers negotiating terms as unemployment rises. Government consideration of funding and planning aims to prevent broader stoppages, with ministers weighing impacts on Northern mining towns and related businesses amid possible labor actions.
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Wellington
Fallawhas
Hho
Ecibont Frank
Snem- Coen
Tidelve
Hevonney
Tvs
Letter to Bank Board Sparks Fiscal Uncertainty
A misread missive reveals a letter sent to the Commonwealth Bank Board regarding a remand on a large financial imbalance. Officials discuss a deficit approaching 277,000 with calls to secure work and funds for the coming year while government figures dispute the proposal and plans.
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Lyone
Ys Commonwealth Bank Board
Toome
Crom Tin Bank
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Nowaves
Mk Wa
French Economies Deadlock Over Government Proposals
Radical socialist opposition blocks economy plan in chamber of deputies. Debate centers on 16 percent water tax and impact on living wages while factions clash over budget details and reform measures.
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Phy Tinuet Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Ambromliy
Rome
Briand’s Burial Marked In Native Brittany Village
An account of Aristide Briand being laid to rest in his native Brittany village, amid a sorrowful funeral and notable attendees. The piece describes the memorial scene near a trout stream he loved, mentions the local people, a French premier’s connections, and reactions from observers during the ceremony.
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Briand
Normig
Vocteml
AlacHonald
Mme
Mackonill
Merriot
German French talks on reparations stall amid counter proposals
French experts weigh Germany counter proposals on reparations as intensive negotiations stall for a settlement. Paris considers default risks and possible gradual payments while the Reich faces mounting economic pressure and market strains.
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Hydney
Thorn
Norwealth
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Germany
Uae
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Fo Ee
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Ely
Banke of Internationa
Taxation of costs in Field divorce suit likely £40000
Sydney Monday taxing master Mr Hazel ton will consider taxation of costs in the Field divorce suit. It is likely that the costs will total £40,000, a record for the Southern Hemisphere.
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Hazelton
Sunday Efforts by British Premiere in Lausanne
In Lausanne on Sunday Prime Minister MacDonald defied Sabbatarian norms to push for a settlement of reparations. He believed German objections to the five power plan focus on three issues: payment amounts, bond issuance conditions, and cancellation of references to war guilt. Germany seeks removal of stigma in the Versailles Treaty. The powers review Serouin’s reply amid expected opposition and bargaining.
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U.e
Germany
New Keath Wi 1 south Avisiralis Kaenendlitiine turmoil
Readable fragments describe political unrest and factional clashes around New Keath and adjacent areas. Mentions Seat Aatratie, OTe Mr VIE gale, and various party participants. Fears of mutiny or violent dissent surface amid shifting loyalties and security measures.
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Avisiralis
Fawer
Vie Gale
Cnet
Newfoundland Premier to Attend Conference
Ottawa dispatch notes Premier of Newfoundland Mr. eT Alterien will attend the Larperkat Pon fren Kents conference. Accompanied by Moy Mee Samarae, an assistant of the Haccunive Council, the group plans to depart for Kamtlona on July 21 for a five day session.
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Ottawa
NewFoundland
Et. Alterien
Moy
Mee
Samarae
Haccunive Council
Clean-Up Time Debated by AYDNEY Leader
Mr J J Kenneally of Wenteen Auntrally, Federal President of the Auntration labour Party, in Ayd ey, demanded Cortier Induction In ager and argued the cleaning-up process was inevitable. He said certain amen would never be re admitted to the Bibly but hoped they would see the folly of detection.
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Aydney
J. J. Kenneally
Wenteen
Auntration Labour Party
Aydey
Grasier Remanded On £100 Bail In Fraud Case
Gar ald Vincent Exglist 34 a grmaion wan remanded at Central Court on a charge of obtaining £5,800 by false pretences from Alec Moodie trading as Moodie Bros with intent to defraud. Witnesses tell of a Victorian connection and bail arrangements as the case proceeds.
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Garald Vincent Exglist
Central Court
Alec
Robertauyy Moodie
Roy Tes
Mom Moodie
Moodie Bros
Voor
Cnlace
Tosexbrl
Kinkead
Tenat
Australia
Eho
Too
Teranda
Victoria
South Australia
Loy Aney
London
Old Bailey
Kinkeng
King of
Poison death by own action shocks Newcastle
Paddington resident Samuel Singleton middle aged man was removed to Sydney Hospital after poisoning at night. Reports say the poison was mixed with jam to kill many, with railway workers and coal buyers affected. Conflicting details about New Zealand strike and hospital treatment emerged from police and doctors.
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Bydney
Samuel Singleton
Paddington
Sydney Hospital
Newcastle
Actinis New Zealand
Aru
Singleton
Internal loan proposal discussed at preliminary meeting
A formal loan proposal was reviewed in an informal session with participants aiming to outline figures. The committee indicated a specific amount and planned to release detailed figures at a later briefing scheduled for tomorrow.
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Romney Altleiole
Nortow
Exchange policy statement on wartime rate terms
The Prime Minister announced to night that the policy of the paramount government concerning the cessation of the exchange rate war will be wholly maintained in the Commonwealth. The policy was free from political interference or contrary influence and aims to sustain unity amid wartime conditions.
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Rome
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Jute Cargo Ablaze in Victoria Dock
Firefighters battled a blaze in the hold of the steamer Querimba at Victoria Dock. Flames broke out in jute cargo as brigades worked to control the inferno in the afternoon. No further details on casualties or cause are available.
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Mt Vinturla
Man Dies After Fall Into Boiling Pool in Rotorua
Auerland, Monilay. Howard Baker, manager of Morcial Kalorma, fell from a dance at a Maori settlement to the boiling pool. He was pulled free but died hours later.
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Rotorua
Missing Airmen Found After Desert Trek Dramatic Recovery
Hans Bertram and Adolf Klaamann were found alive by natives in the Drysdale district Western Australia after May 17. Exhausted and near starvation, they recounted their seaplane landing ordeal and survival with fish and kangaroo meat. A wireless message said a launch from Wyndham Meat Works sailed to pick them up. Marshall led a police patrol to the site near Cape Bernier, with extraction delayed until June 28.
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Wyndham
Drysdale
W.A
Hans Bertram
Adolf Klauamann
Amalgamated Wireless Ltd
Darwin
Pitiable Condition Report From Witte Camp Survivor Tale
Marshall found the group in a pitiable state after a violent star storm drove them off course near May 1. Bertram recalled days of walking, scarce provisions, and reliance on drinking water from improvised sources before reaching safety.
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Bertram
Kira
Bertramt
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Night wanderers report perilous voyage and native aid
Stranded mariners describe drifting within a mile of danger and a damaged steamer. They reached land near Cape Bernier after weeks adrift, met by natives who fed them and helped arrange rescue, with Conatable Marstall Gh notified on June 28.
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Forwit Silver Mission
Native Missiontein Letters and Rescue Efforts Report
Avera tells Marana of sightings and a June overhead pass as groups cry out. Marahathtated reports a forest river mission location about 13 miles from a prior site. The superintendent learns of a native party and provisions are sent. Father Thames’s mission coordinates aid and medical supplies reach the scattered group.
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Marana
Anewney
Be Vrain
Marthal
Forest River Mision
Gambling Evil Denounced by New South Wales Minister
A government minister branded gambling as a social evil in a speech defending thrift and industry. He accused New South Wales and Queensland of corrupting charity in the name of welfare, contrasting it with efforts to curb vice and promote responsible conduct.
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Meliomane
Monany
Herman
Moanin Ponds
Dagtin
New Houth Walsh
Lang
Tate
New South Wales
Queensland
Tax return fraud case heard at Lonthil Court
Alfred Namett a retired urocen appeared on two charges of having submitted false income tax returns. The magistrate warned a heavy penalty and ordered Namett to pay about £ 4,200. The hearing took place today at Lonthil Court in London.
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Laldiaw
Mies
Alfred Namett
Urocen
Lonthil Court
Bimnott
Musivtrate
King and Queen visit Twickenham to console Portugal widow
In London the King and Queen went to Twickenham to express sympathy for the widow and mother of the late King of Portugal. A room scattered with crepe and royal purple marked the somber scene as mourners offered prayers for the departed ruler.
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Twickenham
Portugal
Soldiers' Children Education Scheme Funding Halted
The War Department reports no extension to the Juvenile Education Scheme due to difficulty securing employment for youths. The department states the unit remains funded, but requests for further expansion were not approved.
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Wydney
Ficmet Elation Department
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