Germany, Laussane Hinge On 150 Million Reparations
Reports from Lausanne say Germany is likely to pay 150 million pounds and Britain proposes cancelling part eight of the Versailles Treaty. Negotiations adjourned without agreement as France demands 200 million. M Herriot and von Papen to meet again with talks extending toward Friday.
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Laubanne
Germany
Lausanne
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
France
M. Herriot
Art von Papen
Ht Ig
Tlee
Monaro Move to Merge in Riverina
Delegates from the Monaro South Coast Movement at Queanbeyan voted to merge with the Riverina state. A conference urged the United Country Movements to support incorporation of Monaro South Coast into Riverina at the Sydney meeting next week. The renrenenes debated and received analogies from various regions as they discussed the merger prospects.
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Monaro South Coast
Queanbeyan
Riverina
United Country Movements
Sydney
W. D. Gorden
Tateman
Ambi Ha
jBombai
Teranto
Trish Duties Bill Passes Second Reading in House
The report notes that the Trish Duties Bill advanced to a second reading in the House of Commons amid government arguments for broader powers and a proposed financial measure. Debate highlighted burdens, potential variations, and ties to imperial provisions as a 1980 framework was discussed.
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Lusdin
Thoman
Complete Accord Reached by Premiers on British Loan Plan
The Premiers Conference unanimously approved a full plan to relieve financial difficulties in Australia and ease unemployment. A detailed state plan will be issued after final discussions. Prime Ministers Lyons and Stevens praised the outcome as unity and progress toward stabilizing finances and employment. London reports note widespread uptake of government war loan conversions by major insurers and firms, signaling strong support for continued government holdings.
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Brancus
Australia
Messrs
Lyons
Stevens
Commonwealth Bank
Steveng
Miehh
London
England
Tfor
Hank of England
Bank
Fhoenis Ambulance
Bremen Brow
International ‘Ion Co
Femal General Assurance
Cee al Bectric Co
Vickers
Daluety Lads
Ursunt and
May
Thy Comercial Union and Advantor Cos, Ltd
Poison Mystery Casts No Motive in Doerthy Thorne Poisoning
Thireday reports ongoing police inquiry into the suspected poisoning of Doerthy Thorne of Mosman. Investigators questioned several chemists while close friends doubt a motive exists, noting the victim showed no clear signs of poisoning and a possible link to a chemist’s device.
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Rydney
Thorne
Turkey Invited to Join League by World Flyers in Berlin
Round the World flyers land in Berlin and Geneva after a westward Atlantic crossing from Newfoundland. The Assembly unanimously invites Turkey to join the League of Nations as it lauds Gallipoli bravery and condemns war. The Berlin meeting sets a new round the world record bid.
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Berlin
Geneva
Enmie
League of Nationa
Gallipodt
Osu
Ipker Wirieal -Herwsty
Brittany
Eomald
Uva
Turkey
Stationeus Rand
Gristin
Atlantic
Newfoundland
New York
Exchange Rate Debate in Sydney Boardroom
In Sydney on Thursday, business leaders urged an increase in the exchange rate to aid primary industries. Mr Fe located support from Gematarion executives and the Chamber of Manufactures while opposing voices warned against drastic rate cuts. The Commonwealth Bank was asked to help raise the rate and extend credit to ease factory hardships. The call was led by Mr Stover supporting higher exchange rates to bolster New South Wales efforts.
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Sydney
Chamber of Manufactures
M. Gordon Onnott
Voonet
Ate
Abiitt
Commonwealth Bank
Rome
Inn
New South Wales
Stover
Ile
Wheat Acreage Sees 21 Percent Increase
Hydney reports a 21 percent rise in wheat acreage according to the monthly crop report of the Department of Agriculture. It notes that June rainfall was not sufficient, with showers replenishing soil moisture but not fully restoring crops.
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Hydney
Thei
Department of Amertulture
Edols Case Examines Creditor Tunkcuptes Time
Solicitor to be examined by the Nepintfar in Tunkcuptes tomorrow. The case concerns Mies Amon Belly Edote who is in debt to the state for 4100 and faces examination for credibility. Mrs Ia Maltin reportedly owes credit totaling 36000.
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Maltin
NZ Rugby Union acts on antiwar policy dispute
Wellington reports New Zealand Rugby Union moved quickly after the British body proposed extant changes to team staffing and substitutions amid injury policy. C. Wray, NZ representative, cabled objections and requested strong notes be sent to the England body, seeking clarification and a resolution.
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Wellington
Kapila
C. ©. Wray
New Zealand
Humber
Ad Vleinie
Fomulati Nx Ae
Ausra
Wrey
Irish Delegation to Ottawa Amid Political Strife
Dublin reports an Irish Free State delegation of 25 will travel to Ottawa to seek a peaceful settlement. Debates focus on the Land Act and suspended accounts with arbitration possible, while De Valera and allies challenge prior agreements amid legislative tensions.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Ottawa
Paul Ving
Lanabury
Free State Land
Chenin
Aiie
de Valera
German airmen rescue costs reveal public and private funding
Melbourne report shows the search for German airmen cost about £270, with the Department of Civil Aviation bearing £70. The German Consul General supplied the remaining funds, while other local rescue arrangements were private initiatives.
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Melbourne
Department of Civil Aviation
Railway Attacks Spark Public Alarm Amid Unclear Details
Fragmentary report describes railway attacks and provocative remarks by officials and local figures. Outbursts accuse the Mudlway Department of misconduct while references to Sunday travel and unknown destinations provoke public concern.
Thieves' Kitchen at Liberal Trade Luncheon Sparks Alarm
The report describes a chaotic scene at a Liberal Trade Committee luncheon where Alfred Holt and Company was implicated. A speaker warned of homicidal danger tied to the Ottawa visit on the nineteenth, claiming the event could trigger a world’s greatest theft.
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London
Mr. We
Dipestor
Alfred Holt
Hanlon
Ottawa
Eng
Faliana
Llichon
New Air Fleet for African Mail Service
London reports an eight-plane fleet for African routes under Imperial Airways at Coventry. The mono planes are undergoing testing in tents with expected completion in a few weeks. Each machine weighs about six tons and is fully fitted for service.
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London
Weakaday
Hina
Coventry
German boast over wheat scare blocks hunger siege
Berlin reports from Wednesday that Agriculture Minister von Von Braun stated Germany has increased its wheat acreage and is no longer facing the hunger blockade. The remark signals a shift in economic strain and food security amid ongoing tensions.
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Berlin
von von Braun
Inghrondent
Germany
Western Wool Penal Rate Gone
Transport minister announced the removal of the tal tonnage and mileage charge under the Transport Act. The concession waives haulage costs from ET to 28 per ton to Adelaide via Broken Hill. Adelaide is viewed as the natural market, with penalties previously diverting western wool to other routes. Government considers impacts on Western division shipments west of the Darling.
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Bydney
Thuesday
Mrazner
Transport Aova Yund
Adelaide
Broken Hill
Tewaner
West
Charwen
Darling
Fragmentary aviation claim of flight speed and range
The readable text describes a high speed aeroplane concept with claims of operation at altitudes around five thousand feet. It mentions four engines and a reduced London to Cape journey time, asserting a shortened trip duration.
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Faye
Wingspredd
Twa Uley
Ony
Sumparibin Vice
Wil
London
Cape
Rumor Links Robbery Suspect to England Escape
A dubious report suggests that Ryan, sought for the Canberra family robbery last year, fled to England. Police believe the claim may be a transmission error and plan to contact Meoll and Yor for confirmation. Allegations tie Bydoey to a cargo boat exit after bribing Cheona to smuggle him, with bail paid and long absence from the city noted.
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Bydney
Don Ryan
Canberra
Ratuns
Yun
Saports
Anglo French Accord Talks Progress At Lausanne Meeting
The standing orders committee at Lausanne reported near agreement on the Anglo French draft accord among creditor nations. The draft will be provisional until Parliament ratifies it and until the United States clarifies its war debt stance. An earlier meeting between Grandi and Macculities discussed European credits.
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London
Tiwaa
Tamaay MacDonald
Beaurivage Hotel
Lauannne
Tpaltan
Labour Council backs unemployment insurance plan
The Trades and Labour Council tonight endorsed a resolution urging the Australian Commonwealth Government to establish an unemployment insurance system. The Coal Lampers’ Union moved the resolution and the council agreed to consult with the Union Secretaries Association on indicative legislation, especially related to unemployment benefits.
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Bydney
Trades and Labour Council
A.C. TU
Coal Lampere’ Union
Union Secretaries’ Association
U Je
Retirement of Agent General Willis in London
The retirement of Mr. A. C. Willis, agent general, was announced in London today. The notice notes his private duties and mentions colleagues and the end of his service as part of the transition, with unclear further details due to damaged text.
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London
Weinonaay
A. C. Willie
Mt.c
Mite Mahomas
Jim
Australian debts clipped by outflow and deficit
Ambiguous figures show a record outflow of about 55,000,000 dollars and a domestic position weakened by roughly 71,000,000 dollars, according to a Treasury estimate cited by the department of Clamaures.
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Washington
Wwanendar
Australia
Latham Appointed to Superannuation Board
Mr B Latham appointed to the Superannuation Board replacing Bevan Wickens who retired due to ill health from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. Hartland Lather, secretary of the nots nave danarnment receives the extra work with no allowance at 1800 a year.
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Hartland Lather
Nots Nave
Commonwealth Bask
Australia
Weshewas
S Uperinfuitiog Tieard
Bev
Wickens
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