Britain wins four Wimbledon titles tying record
Britain secures four Wimbledon titles including doubles and mixed doubles as Hughes and Tuckey, Perry, Austin, and Miss Round gain triumphs. The men's doubles Wilde and Hare upset favorites 4-3 in a five set final, while Jacobs wins women's singles and Perry-Round claim mixed doubles after a tense round of matches.
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London
Britain
Wimbledon
Hughes
Tuckey
Great Britain
Perry
Austin
Mies
Budge
Wilde
Hare
Jacoba
Fabyan
Miss James
Grammers
Mine Jacobs
Miiued
Gaemi
Miss Round
Mias
Financial Statement Summary From Disjointed Figures
A garbled financial report discusses interest figures and receipts aiming above 700 but yields unclear totals. It references a 2 449 000 amount, 0 173 000, and 78 040 000 with a 1 500 000 element, noting distortions due to unpriced items and revenue concerns.
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Ralief
Danzig Senate President Greiser Defies League Council
The Danzig Senate President Herr Greiser openly refused the League Council’s authority. The UN like body, amid high tension, appointed a Britain France and Portugal committee to monitor events and warned Poland to resolve the matter through diplomatic channels.
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Geneva
League
Danzig
Herr Greiser
League Council
Sean Lester
Britain
France
Portugal
Herr Greisler
Herr G
Genevan
Marshal Pilsudaki
Danaig
Poland
Greiser
Danzig President Departs Amid Uproar
A tumultuous session ends as Danzig president departs in uproar after the assembly appears unsettled. The scene includes a factional disruption with gestures and a heated moment near the public gallery.
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Danzig
Melrose Airman Killed in Storm Crash in Melbourne
C J Melrose a 26 year old South Australian flyer died when his Heeten Phoenix plane My Hildergarde spun out of control in heavy rain near Melton Melbourne. Passenger A D Campbell a mining engineer from Brigton also died on impact. The charter flight began from Es seandon at 7 50 am heading to Adelaide then to Nadatta.
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Melbourne
C. J
Jimmie”) Meiress
Meilen
Heeten Phoenix
My Hildergarde
A. d. Campesi
Brigton
Asp Harted
Melrose
Esseandon
South Melton
Melton Creek
Malton Township
League Votes to End Abyssinia Sanctions Rift
The Assembly adopted a resolution closing the Italo Abyssinian affair by instructing a study of enforcing authority under Article 6. Forty four nations supported the move, with South Africa Chile Panama and Venezuela abstaining. Ras Nasibu urged a yea or nay to deny Abyssinian non recognition of annexation.
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Geneva
Ras Nasibu
League Assembly
Committee of Co-ordination
South Africa
Chile
Panama
Venezuela
Mexico
League
Abyssinia
Italy
Thiopia
Lyons Pays National Tribute To Deceased Airman
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons expressed deep regret at the death of Airman C J Melrose. He noted Melrose's brief but notable career and his role in the pursuit of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith. Lyons said Australia loses a chivalrous aviator and extended condolences to the airman's mother.
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C. J. Melrose
Mr. Lyons
Australia
Charles Kingsford Smith
New Zealand Finance Officials Defend Debt Plan
The Times Financial Editor notes New Zealand Prime Minister Savage sparked concern but Nash asserts no default or repudiation. Nash aims to discuss conversion and consolidation of public debt while stressing New Zealand’s sound finances. Daily Telegraph hopes for restored investor confidence and July 31 loan call. Daily Mail wishes no further credit impairment.
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London
New Zealand
the Times
Savage
Mr. Nash
James Parr
Dominion
Nash
Daily Telegraph
Rome and Geneva Tensions Echoed in Italian Frustration
In Rome the Italians complain of unfair understanding of Italy at Geneva as the crisis deepens. Physical courage to defend by force replaces honest dialogue, leaving only force as remedy for current troubles.
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Rome
Italy
Geneva
League Assembly Debates Covenant Reform and Sanctions
Delegates discuss reform in method not spirit of the Covenant. France argues for economic measures plus regional pacts and force at the outset. Sweden's Miss Hesselgrin urges women's peace efforts. Mexico abstains from voting on Italy Abyssinia handling. Standing Orders urges study of Covenant functions and sanctions policy for next session.
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League Assembly
Senor Barcia
Spain
M. Delbos
France
League
M. van Zeeland
Italy
Abyssinia
Committee of Co
Tax Reduction Promised as Australia Sees Recovery
Prime Minister Lyons, speaking at the Commercial Travellers Association dinner, cited a drop in unemployment from 14.4 to 12.8 percent over three months and a NSW lead in improvement. He noted before noting that this year marks debt relief after tax reductions and signaled further reductions ahead.
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Sydney
Commercial Travellers’ Association
Mr. Lyons
Australia
Abyssinia Crisis Deepens Over Italy Conquest Debate
League delegates consider a July date to abolish sanctions on Italy as Abyssinian resolutions push for recognition and a £10,000,000 loan. Geneva press criticizes Britain and France for weak moves, while Little Entente members and others protest the gesture.
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Geneva
Halle Sellassie
League
Inia
Abyssinia
Vernon Bartlett
News-Chronicle
M. Delbos
Italy
Little Entente
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Britain
France
Madame’ Tabouls
Naval base potential cited in Alexandria concerns
Reports suggest Britain will push for more cautious moves regarding a possible naval base near Alexandria as authorities assess strategic implications and security posture amid evolving regional tensions.
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Alexandria
eeramTavnitien
Britain
Search for Lost Daughter Ends in Western States
The Evening News reports a months long search for a missing girl ended in Western States. A worker named Hove received $4,000 and the money will be a windfall after the discovery.
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London
Evening News
Hove
Fragmentary OCR Brief Notes Readied for Record
Partial readable text notes indicate an unfinished item or notice. The fragment mentions a lingering subject but lacks clear names dates or locations to identify a specific event or action. Further context is needed to determine the exact recordable item.
Coronation to Include Dominions as Separate Roles
The coronation of King Edward VIII on May 12 will grant Canada Australia South Africa and New Zealand distinct ceremonial roles under the Westminster statutes. A 42 member committee including the Duke of York and Winston Churchill plans preparations as Dominions seek visible participation in the procession and ceremonies. Lord Somers notes such representation signals the Empire’s indivisible ties and shared future.
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London
Dominions
Edward Wilita
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
London Gazette
Vy Council
Duke of York
Canterbury
York
Wiliam
Sceoneaien & pSorpe
Bere Y George
Winston Church
Edward VIII
the Times
Britain
Emments
Somers
Cottey
Reberts
Lord Sometai
Revolt and Labour: Deputy Leader in Dispute Over Sunday Paper
The piece reports a Labour movement dispute sparked by a deputy leader's avowed stance amid rumors and a signature article by Charlie Nelgon in The Labour Daily. Mr. Baddeley remains uncontactable for denial or comment as tensions rise within the movement.
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Baddeley
Minners’ Organ
Charlie Nelgon
Labour Daily
Labour
Ley Tea
Labour T
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