Brooks No Intervention In Abyssinia War Debate
London reports say Britain seeks no intervention with Italy, while a Telegraph correspondent notes Italy is stirred by London discussions of consulting allies on a possible economic blockade if war with Abyssinia occurs. Cabinet members debate risks and other powers’ opposition, with confusion over Italy’s stance amid escalating tensions.
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France
Italy
Nome
the Telegraph
Abyssinia
SC Gurra
Das
Air Liner Lost Links in British Channel Two Lives Lost
A British air liner disappeared in the English Channel with two lives reported lost. Rescue vessels and search aircraft scoured the area, but heavy seas hindered efforts and officials warned of an extended search, pending further information on the fate of the crew and passengers.
Patch of Oil Found Near Channel Air Liner Crash
A Cobham air liner en route to Guernsey from Bournemouth crashed after losing two engines over the Channel near the Isle of Wight. One engine failed and the plane began losing height. No survivors were found after a nocturnal search by three aeroplanes and two lifeboats. The wreckage was located 19 miles from Christchurch with oil patches on the water.
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London
Cobham
Channel
Portsmouth
Cobhain
Air
Christomureh
No Acceptance of Mr Eden's Offer
Fragmented text reports that Mr Eden's offer was not accepted. The source mentions his Commons speech and references Abyssinia, loyalty, and withdrawal from a position amid unclear context. The readable portions suggest political debate without a clear outcome or concrete actions.
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MR. Eden
Forbidden Ancient Papers Seized by Foreign Office
The Foreign Office bans sale of historical documents dating 1808 to 1841, including 52 letters from figures such as the Duke of Well and Lord Stuart. They plan to confiscate items, inspect contents, and withhold any material related to the Battle of Waterloo or British invasions.
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Foreign Office
Duke of Well
Lord Stuart
Stuart
William V
Lord SacUateagh
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Ob
Watering
Witlhold
Ban on seances by Bishop of London sparks church warning
The Bishop condemns spiritualist séances saying revival risks wasting time for the living and inviting danger. He forbids seances in church buildings and urges clergy to discourage revival of spiritualism in his diocese. He warns that attempts to contact the dead could harm the bereaved.
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London
Archduke admits negotiations on Hapsburg return
In Brussels the Archduke Otto said talks are under way for restoring Hapsburgs to the Austrian throne but require the consent of all parties involved. The Viennese press cheered the decision to return the Hapsburg property while details remain disputed. The report notes poverty among the Hapsburgs and broader tax concerns in the Commonwealth.
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Brussels
Otto
Venizelos Seeks Reward Offer For Death Penalty
A Greek National Assembly discussion proposed paying £2000 to anyone who carries out the death sentence against Eleftherios Venizelos for his role in the March revolt. The plan, backed by Moschouls, would include a general pardon if the killer were a Venizelos ally. Venizelos, in exile, declared unafraid at 72 and expected the government to reject the proposal.
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Venizelou
National Assembly
Athens
Daily Mail
Moschouls
Vedizelos
Hapsburgs in Austria Face Law on Confiscation Bill
Vienna reports the State Council backing a government bill to reform the 1028 law, curbing the Hapsburg family and seizing property. Officials insist no political motive behind the measure exists, and the timing for Archduke Otto’s return remains unclear.
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Vienna
the Times
State Council of
Austria
Hapsburg
Otto
Premier Accepts Decision on Divorce Claim
PARTH Thursday. Commenting on the decision of the Committee of the British Houses of Parliament that the Western Austria petition was not receivable, the Premier Mr. Collier stated today that having got the decision that divorce is impossible, the quarrelling Joan and wife have to make the best of it.
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Parth
Austria
Collier
Joan
WA benefit seen from cabinet visit says Collie
Mr Collie said Western Australia would benefit from a visit by Federal Cabinet members and urged the state to work harmoniously with the Federal Government rather than oppose federation.
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Collie
Western Australia
Twa
Lorry Seized as Transport War Extends to Sydney
Police intercept a Crow Merchants lorry from Melbourne en route to Leeton under the Transport Co-ordination Act. Driver J Hopkinn refused to hand over goods, and authorities towed the vehicle to the police station after detaining the car at Leeton.
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Riverina
Crow Merchanta Proprietary
Itd
J. Hopkinn
Melbourne
Leeton
Trom Wagga
Hoptcinn
Influenza scare prompts health warning in Sydney
The Director-General of Health Dr Morris spoke of the influenza prevalence stating 90 cases might end the wave if a finer method could be found. Sydney health officer Dr Purdy said the outbreak appeared to have reached its peak.
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Sydney
Dr Morris
de. Purdy
Standard Week For Tram Men In Sydney
A murky report notes a 44 hour week for tram workers in Sydney with details on pay and awards. The article discusses the dispute and mentions Maori workers and civil orders, indicating possible negotiations and settlement terms amid a broader transport labor issue.
Cordial reception praised for Cabinet tour in Australia
The Minister for Customs Mr White, returning from the West, noted warm welcomes in Western and South Australia and less tariff criticism there than in Victoria and New South Wales. Officials hope future Cabinet visits will foster better understanding and support for the protective system.
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Melbourne
Mr. White
Brabow
Western Australia
South Australia
Victoria
New South Wales
Argentine Holds Up Meat Agreement
British and Dominion officials push to finish meat talks quickly but await Argentina reply. In the interim, progress is not possible.
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London
British Denial of Submarine Pact Offer in Commons
In Parliament today Sir Bolton Hyres-Monsell denied Lloyd Georges claim that Britain would not accept Germany's offer to abolish submarines. He said Britain led efforts for a general disarmament pact, while others disagreed, and the report Lloyd George cited was unfounded. Lloyd George later called for full publicity of the response and questioned why German delegates showed readiness to subscribe to a clause backing Britain in seeking maritime disarmament.
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Bolton Hyres-Monsell
Lloyd George
Britain
Gerany
Abollah
Lloyd George Ester
Bolton
Germany
Poison Gas Menace To Sydney
A Sydney conference of representatives from many organizations convened by Chief Secretary Mr. Chaffey discussed the threat of poison gas. Subcommittees were directed to plan practical home precautions, stressing no alarm but readiness in Australia’s defense, with inputs from University, hospital, bridge, police, and port authorities.
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Enis Fend
Borape
Newcauthe
Torencs
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City J
Hospital Commision
Atdulancr Board
Kire Bridge
Tall
Iways
Police
Port Omen
Paterson Mielboutsnee Visit to Queensland and Northern Australia
Thursday the Minister for the Interior, joined by three Parliament members, will travel on Tuesday to Wyndham, Queensland, and the Barkly Tableland. The purpose is to become acquainted with the resources and conditions of Northern Australia.
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Wyndham Vie
Mt. Inn
Queensland
Barkly ‘Tablsland
Austrailia
Aerial Mast for New Station in Wagin WA
The Postmaster General’s Department invites tenderers for a new aerial mast for broadcasting to be erected at Wagin Western Australia. The mast will be of steel lattice construction, electrically bonded and fully insulated, and will stand about 690 feet high.
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Melbourne
IL la
Wagin
Uteal Rattios
Hartigan Fights End as Wills Moody Triumphs at Wimbledon
In London action Miss Hartigan falls to Mrs Helen Wills Moody 6-3 6-3 in the women's singles semi finals. Results show Perry defeating Jack Crawford in a straight two set men’s semi final while Von Cramm edges Budge in four sets. Queen Mary attends Centre Court as rounds continue with Hartigan and Hopman losing doubles.
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Helen Wills-Moody
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London
Wednenda
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Hartigan
Minsigan
von Cramm
Fend Budge
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Crawford
Oth Rleeven
Tuttlemore Xest
Ted
Budge
King
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Hopman
Meulembester
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Howard
Whe
Yopman
Beauits
Vor Cramm
BB Berry
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Ode
Hughes
Tuckey
Binlroy
Stedman
Major
Woot
Prenn
Andres
Rogers Beachdower
Wheatcraft
Brawford
Quist
Farequabsan
Kirby
Further Rain In Wheat Belt Delivers Mixed Benefits
Rain fell across many western and central wheat regions aiding crops, with earlier dust storms easing. Beneficial falls reported in central and northern areas, despite extremely low temperatures and snow in elevated districts.
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Sydney
Thurwtay
Wurther
Anuthara
Maren
Paciy
Nouthern
Royal Divorce and Greece King Refuses Defense
Fragmentary report notes the King of Greece will not defend a divorce motion. The Daily Mall conveys unclear authorization issues and political tension centered on royal stance. Names and places are partially garbled. Further details unreadable.
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