Alterations to Minute Book at Sydney Royal Commission
Testimony before the Royal Commission into hare licenses details share ownership, forged minutes, and questionable transactions. Witness Gee describes dealings in 1000 shares and other scrip tied to Awindell, Kilkenny, and Small, with money routed via Booth’s office and direct mentions of Awindell.
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Sydney
Swindell
Royal Commission
Monahan
K.C
Minute Club
Albyn
Tock
Azure
Hullen
Booth
Hatton
Geeaid
Witnem
Butte
Aravkound Racing Club
Monahan Ashie
Gee
Awindell
Witnen
Kilkenny
Kwindell
Witnexe
Addriawing Gee
Brazil uprising grows across states as government falls
A four day rebellion centered in Sao Paulo spreads nationwide. Pedro de Calesta and others claim Rio Grande do Sul and Minas Gerais have joined the revolt. They demand the fall of the provisional government and President Varros, with a constitutional regime to replace it. Cable communications to Sao Paulo are suspended.
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Bao
Mr. Varmes
New York
Woitenday
All America Cable Co
Paulo
Parliament to sit until Christmas after August reconvening
Parliament will reconvene on August 17 and plan a long session lasting nearly to Christmas. The budget is expected to be reduced with no new taxes or public field sales, and no immediate unemployment or tariff measures. The Attorney-General will join parliament after attending the Geneva disarmament talks.
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ERC
Trowmuror Mersant
Mr. Lyon
Abe Washcanterongd
Vrewmore
Ganwerra
Faxtiam
Antralia
Geneva
Cehnre
Commonwealth
Wien Varliamient
British Delegation Sails for Imperial Conference from Southampton
The British delegation to the Imperial Economic Conference sails from Southampton in the afternoon. Led by Stanley Baldwin, the group includes Neville Chamberlain, Lord Halifax, H. Thomas, Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister, Walter Hungerford, Sir John Gilmore, plus experts and officials. The staff totals 141.
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Lonikin
Weananiay
Imperial Economic Conference
Canna
Briain
Southampton
De Valera Threatens Emergency Bill Against Britain
Dublin reports a dramatic Dáil session as Eamon de Valera rushes an emergency bill to retaliate against Britain before recess. The measure would empower the Executive to impose duties and stamp taxes on documents, aiming to alter trade relations and counter imperial policies. Voices warn of economic repercussions and narrow chances of restraint.
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Dublin
Hare
Dail
de Valera
Britain
New States Arduous Task For Committee In Conference
Sydney Australia The committee appointed by the Waited Country Roverent at the conference yesterday to draft plans for the federation of New South Wales faces a tough job. They must propose how to draw boundaries and watersheds while avoiding division of towns by rivers or mountain ranges. Boundary lines may cut towns with one side in each state and such divisions could affect governance and resources.
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Sydney
Thornday
New South Wales
Baunduriia
Tilu
Holaria
Wooden crosses from Flanders arrive on Taranaki
The steamer Taranaki reached Melbourne with 12 wooden crosses from Australian graves in France. Several crosses remain covered with Flemish soil as crews honor fallen servicemen.
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Melbourne
Thurs
Taranaki
France
Flanders
Labour faces possible early Ireland election in May
The Labour party leader Norton signals a shift against de Valera's government. A Dail vote looms as Labour withdraws support, potentially forcing an early election. Detailing the debate over backing and policy, the scene centers on the party’s stance and electoral implications.
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England
Ni Jorton
Dak
Labour
de Valera
Tooday
De Valera Denies Knowledge of Armed Order Down
The record reports Mr De Valera denying knowledge that armed men ordered down forces during a Buchat task Congress event. He states that the government had not been informed and justice remains unsettled as questions arise.
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de Valera
Dutlan
Wedjernly
McClilieun
da Vaera
Mossuich
Edofe
British Traders Warn Irish Suppliers of Shifting Prices
London traders forecast Irish suppliers facing price cuts as British importers in Manchester and Lancashire push for lower shipp ing costs. Aimed at dampening the impact of new trade packers, the move signals potential shifts in Irish purchases and duties.
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London
Britain
Lancashire
Reading
Manchester
Urpland
Rabbit Menace Extermination Plan Placed Before Public
Sydney reports a united opposition party meeting proposing government action to exterminate a rabbit menace. The group discussed costs, railway station access, and a formal request for funding, aiming to limit prices and secure a clear path for eradication efforts.
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Sydney
Contra Council
United Souter Party
Rene
Dean
Invarail
Irish Exporters Duel: Dumlin and Weannaaay Trade Tangle
Fragmented OCR text shows Irish exporters Dumlin and Weannaaay planning a venture tied to the Moon mission dated July 25. The piece references atheistic factions seeking to compete with North Holland Ireland, Holland and Belgium.
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Dumlin
Weannaaay
Nori
Irelanid
Holland
Fire Brigades Conciliation Committee Opens War Damages Award
The Fire Brigades Conciliation Committee began proceedings today to determine compensation for a ward. Chairman Mr George McWhilland and other members discussed ongoing terms and special allowances for individuals, focusing on individual grievances over general industry regulation. The group plans to hold three months of deliberations before finalizing any award.
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Brymaen
Commintes
McWhiiluiind Huiau
Monttin
ME Wei
Fatal Well Tragedy Claims Three Nuns at Lava Cement Site
Three nuns died when an attempted well rescue at Lava cement site ended in disaster. A fourth nun was injured as rescuers faced unsafe gas conditions. The Bremen police questioned workers and examined gas masks after the incident.
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PareEs
Weanesty
Ulan
Lava
Toll
Mele Ranch
Bremen
Polley
Andy
Gashed in well kills one man in New Zealand
Report from Wellington states three men were overcome by pneumonia while diving at Wanganui. Two others were affected as John Willan, Rospitat I, and John Hurkoens attended the scene. A witness testimony indicated a disruptor was tied by the suit at the 60 foot level.
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Wellington
N.Z
Thuradar
Mpxinun Cumun
Wanganui
Jone Willan
John Hurkoens
Australian cabinet meetings discuss budget timing
Deputy minister remarks on trade conference outcomes and Commonwealth responsibilities. Canberra ministers, including Mr Gillutt and Mr Lathan, await final budget decisions as cabinet plans a series of meetings in mid July to set the financial year path amid evolving trade talks and territory duties.
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Oruwas
Caspims
Gillutt
Wim Fawkes
Australia
Commonwealth
Phewis
Canberra
Init
Lathan
Lily
Parkin
Whee Banleon
Fourine
Northorn
Wil
Loan conversion at four per cent sparks payment demand
The National Mutual Life Association of Australasia moves to convert £620,000 in British funds. The Yorkerseway Bank will convert £1,800,000 as part of a wider shift. Other conversions include the Cooperative Wholesale Society £2,000 and Britannica Assurance. Only four per cent of holders are expected to receive payments.
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Andon
Westrpadny
National Mutual Lite Asociation
Aumtratin Ie
Union Hank
BE Nor Holding
Yorkerseway Bank
Cooperative Wholuasle Society
Britannica Assurance
Bodies found near Casino wreck at Melbourne beach
A body believed to be a fireman from the ill fated steamer Casino washed ashore near the wreck at Melbourne. A shark attacked body portion also recovered from the shore along the same area.
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Melbourne
Casino
World trade revival pledge at Lausanne meeting
Forty delegates and other Empire representatives heard Mr Baldwin pledge freer trade to crown the year’s work of the National Government. He claimed the policy would lay the foundation for greater Empire trade expansion to mutual advantage as states move toward freer trade. The British Olympic team is to travel on the same vessel after Ottawa.
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Ena
Empire
Baldwin
Lausanne
Ottawa
Coney Island Fire Ravages Seaside Resort Area
A massive blaze swept Coney Island in New York, destroying hotel and bathhouse complexes, restaurants, and amusements. Dozens of buildings burned or damaged, leaving many residents homeless and several businesses ruined. Authorities report significant property loss and ongoing efforts to assess damage.
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New York
Wieamet Byathes
Evictions crisis prompts tenant deputation to minister
Tenants from Camperdawn Annandale Redfern Newtown staged a deputation in Sydney appealing to the Minister for Tuetien Mr. Martin for relief amid eviction pressures. They urged government action to ease winter hardship and payment relief while landlords demand rents. The minister promised to consider options and noted potential amendments to the Morntotian Net to improve operation.
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Sydney
Camperdawn
Annandale
Redfern
Newtown
Thor
Tanate
Tuetien
Mr. Martin
Tarunty
Rakes
Titan
Plane Fatality Inquiry Hears Pilot Interference Claim
In the inquest into the deaths of Royal Mitchell, 38, and Arthur Burden, 44, evidence suggests the aircraft may have struck a tree after the pilot lost controllability due to an unknown disturbance. The coroner noted the crash’s cause was not established and stressed no negligence by any party.
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Bydney
Rewumott
Royal Harold Mitrhelt
Arthur Henry Burcen
Hull
New Zealand
Opamhat
Quaker's Hill Feountry
Wailer
German Disorders Prompt Broad Measures in Prussia
Strong measures are being taken to quell political clashes in Prussia as police orders go out to arrest anyone found with illegal arms. The unrest persists with clashes in Cologne all night, several wounds reported and a rising blood toll.
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Serlin
West Nenday
Prussia
Cologne
Parental dispute ends in concern for three children
A confusing report from Neutral Bay notes no police action after a child's removal following a school purchase. Detectives investigated when Brat believed the children were abducted. The father phoned the mother to say Joan, Betty, and Mary Watson aged 10, 9, and 6 were en route home to Victoria. Children lived with their mother at Cremorne.
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Syiay
Tatoo Chilren
Neutral Bay
Brat
Brent
Mite Fonds
Victoria
Joan
Betty
Mary Watson
Cremorne Es
Belgian Coal Strike Ends In Brussels Agreement
The miners strike involving 66,000 workers was settled in Brussels. Wages will be paid on the present scale until November.
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Brussels
Bonds Rise Again On The Stock Exchange
The market showed firm tone as late trading activity continued on the Stock Exchange. Australian shares advanced with intercoated margins held, supporting higher bond interest and a brighter tone for investors.
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Ayoney
Thurada
Stock Exchange
Connors
Rome
Tin hare inquiry costs soar with high legal fees
Sydney report notes the inquiry into tin hare affairs will run up substantial legal costs with counsels' retainers estimated at 309 to 400 pounds daily. The proceedings reveal cheque stubs and payments, including 2800 shares and purchases linked to Greyhound Coursing Club, with further details to be continued on page 4.
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Sydney
Tin Hare
Re Tre
Monahan
Alvan Cranachlona
Wits
Swindell
Greyhound Coursing Club
Ste
Efach
Davis Cup Singles Berotra Refuses Paris Match
Berotra declines to play in the Davis Cup singles citing insufficient training and duty to his country. He suggests the team should include Cachet Lacoste Stugnon and newer players, with Bernard Bouste or ateriin T M considered if needed.
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Paris
Berotra
Verark
Tammot
Verdict of misadventure in death at Cabramatta home
The Parramatta District Coroner returned a verdict of death by misadventure for Fileen Muriel Boulton who was fatally shot at Albert Adama's Cabramatta home. Her dying deposition stated the shooting was accidental following a prior alleged threat by Herbert Berver who had been charged with malicious wounding.
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Bydney
Parramatta
Fileen
Muriel Boulton
Albert Adama
Cabramatte
Herbert
Berlver
Death of Victor Graham Found in Auburn Lodging
Authorities investigate the death of 48 year old Victor Graham found dead in his Auburn lodging on Monday. No evidence links his death to the family member who boarded with him or to a recent expedition.
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Aydnwy
Theteuven
Victor Graham
Auburn
Bhacktetan
Graham
Famlty
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