Ireland Land Annuities Clash Triggers 100 Percent Import Duties
London notes report Parliament passing a House of Commons resolution to allow Treasury to issue orders imposing up to 100 percent duties on goods imported from the Irish Free State. The move follows Ireland’s refusal to pay land annuities beyond agreements ratified by both parliaments, with debates on arbitration and broader financial implications continuing as the resolution is carried.
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Transport Chief Cleary May Be Called Sydney
Reports in political circles say the State Government may enlist former Chief Railway Commissioner Mr. Cleary to help administer the state transport system and assist in drafting a new Transport Act. He may be asked to advise on rail and road transport policy.
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Sydney
Mr. Cleary
Cleary
State Cabinet Divided Over Lottery Profit Use
The State Cabinet shows a considerable difference of opinion on the lottery profits. Members expect a clear stance after their forthcoming discussion, with ministers weighing hospital funding against other allocations.
July 4 Celebrations and Lottery Debate Amid Independence Events
The minister stated the lottery proceeds should fund hospital care and that opposition would seek to end betting. New York reports mention parade plans and ceremonial observances, noting deaths and drownings and highlighting fireworks activity amid official statements on revenue from the lottery.
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Lausanne Conference Ends Amid Reparation Dispute
Report from Lausanne shows Germany demanding no further concessions while insisting on full reparations payment. Delegates including Van Papen and Tameau push for a cap on any additional sums, stating no more than £100,000,000 should be paid. The tone remains firm as talks proceed with ministers and observers watching for a possible halt.
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Revival loan of seven and a half million proposed by premiers
The Premiers Conference tentatively agreed to a revival loan of 7.5 million pounds for Australia this year. A delegation was appointed to submit the matter to the Commonwealth Bank Board. Under Treasurers expressed confidence the loan would succeed, with interest and sinking fund costs to be funded by unemployment relief taxation. The plan, linked to Mr. Forgan Smith, awaits Commonwealth Bank Board approval.
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Bombay Riots Curfew Enforced In Calcutta Night
Unclear riot reports describe curfew in Bombay and escalating violence. A Hindu mob clashed with Muslims, gunfire and a revolver incident left several injured and a man killed as police ordered measures to restore order.
Fell Overboard Passenger Rescued At Sea
A passenger fell overboard at sea near Wellington on Tuesday. The crew recovered the individual and reported the rescue successful with no further injuries.
Tart Shop Fight Ends with Police Action
Two men were caught by police in an altercation at a tart shop. A separate society note reports Lady Heath divorce proceedings proceeding in Thun in May, with no further details available.
Sir James Secures Deeres Hotoring Ne Paairy Shop
In London, a case emerges of conduct at a Georgic era event where Sir James faces charges amid confusion and accusations of misconduct. The crowd references a wedding in Kentucky and a set of legal actions against named individuals and associates.
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Hair Went White at Merlin After Missing Airman News
An airman’s parents received a cablegram announcing his rescue and expressing gratitude to all. The family’s anxiety caused his mother to turn white with distress, while his father suffered heart trouble and friends and relatives were deeply affected by the long absence. The airman’s grandmother died about a fortnight ago after learning of his disappearance.
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Muna
Rartram
Ulna
Offer of Free Passage Home From Australia for German Alpine Men
Thonday cabled advicen received by Giebrint Witt and Banderaon Ltd in Australia for Norddvutachor Lloyd announce that the fine offering free passage back to Germany for the German alpmen who have been fund er north western Australia. It is not yet known if the team will come to Sydney.
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Round the World Six Day Project By American
In New York on Tuesday, James Mattern of Texas and Ben Net Griffin of Oklahoma began a projected six day world flight. They left Harbour Bay Newfoundland at 4:10 a.m. aiming to surpass the Post and Gatty record of eight days 15 hours 51 minutes.
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James Mattern
Texas
Bennet Griffin
Oklahoma
Harbour Bay
Newfoundland
Post
Gatty
Prewar Lottery Debates and Hospital Funding Conflict
A dense report outlines opposition to expanded lottery funding noting tax fears and social costs. It discusses casino style gambling, hospital finances, and a judge imposing a five year maximum term for a violent thief tied to a police case.
British Attempt on Water Speed Record Sets Stage
London reports a British effort to set a water speed record aboard Lord Wakefield’s new craft Mise England 11, piloted by Kayo Dany on Loch Lanard amid tense postwar diplomacy. In Lausanne, M Herriot rushes back to defer financial debate as France’s Finance Minister Germain Martin says France’s stance at a Tahinet meeting supports Germany’s demand for a permanent settlement.
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MacDonald
Tragic discovery follows murder scene in distant creek
Ronald Mrteod, 2s, a farm worker, found murdered by a creek in Ye Kilkivan district. Colin Mebend, 28, held as possible suspect. police believe a struggle occurred and the killer fled toward a rural creek where he was later cornered and captured.
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Thonday
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American tennis team to visit Australia in October
A United States tennis team is slated to travel to Australia to meet the Australian Lawn Tennis Council in Melbourne. The squad includes Ele worth, Vinwa, W. Alison, and J. Van Hiyn with a fourth member to be named soon. The visit aims to foster ties and showcase American players.
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Chase in city streets ends with overcoat theft arrest
A man alleged to steal an overcoat valued at 1.10 was chased through the city by an employee of F. Palmer and Bons. He was caught near the Central Policy Sla and overpowered and later charged with stealing.
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Embarrassed Owners Face Hearing in Marsorium Court
In a Marsorium Court hearing Tuesday, Mr. Mc Mahon urged leniency for financially embarrassed owners amid orders for alterations to a prominent London property as the boom in the city continues.
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Death Sentence for Aborigine in Murder Case
A London report notes a death sentence amid a chaotic London edition. The article mentions Aboriginal defendants, dissent over capital punishment, and rituals surrounding the trial. The summary reflects a midcentury newspaper tone and limited legible content from the source.
Treasury bills aid rural relief funds plan in New Zealand
Wellington reports the government plans Treasury Bills to fund unemployment relief across country districts this winter. Estimates show metropolitan relief costs about £28,000 weekly, while overall issue is expected to raise around £920,000. Authorities anticipate rail and road impacts alongside broader economic effects.
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Swagman's Death Sparks Urgent Police Probe
An elderly swagman was found dead in Wide Bay Creek with head injuries. Police reported immediate notification and expect an arrest soon as investigators review the scene and nearby evidence.
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Wide Bay Creek
Howe Azraat
Hulloweg
Bandits Attack Jap Troop Train Near Tokiq
In a late night raid near Kusiinangtee 200 bandits ambushed a railway troop train. General Nawaki’s staff were aboard heading toward Mukdem on Monday midnight. The attack sparked a clash with lifelike gunfire and repelled the marauders after two hours.
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Expulsions at Victorian L A P Overview
Notice to Victorian Labor Party members names Menara Hogan and Bonds M's.L.A. Kiernan and H Bailey to attend a meeting before the central executive. A special conference will be convened to consider their expulsion and the resolution excluding them.
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Jand
Kiernan Wait Wvilaiins
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Ana
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Thiuir Yal Tim
Women seek appointments to Legislative Council in Sydney meeting
A morning meeting at the United Ladies Club in Sydney declared that women should be appointed to the Legislative Council. Mrs AL Vickery chaired the gathering which recognised women in public life and formed a social unity aimed at advancing women in politics.
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Turaday
Legislative Council
United Parties Club
Rooma
Mra AL
Tornado Claims Seven Lives in Washington County
A tornado struck Monday night causing seven deaths in Washington County. Reports say fifteen injured and many buildings wrecked as residents assess the damage and rescue efforts continue.
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Lnjarnd
May
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