Irish Export Trade Plunges Amid Peace Efforts Failure
Dublin reports keen disappointment as cattle and sheep exports nearly stop and farm classes despair over peace talks with Britain. Posters torn by police, boycotts by revolutionaries, and potential duties on British goods accompany a shifting toll on Irish agriculture and trade. Capital goods shipments to the Free State continue, with warnings of new taxes and stamp duties feared by exporters.
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Dublin
de Valera
Britain
Ican
Free State
Labour Leader appeals to church heads in Britain
A garbled cable from the Labour Party leader appeals to the Archbisho p of Canterbury, the Pope, the Chief Rabbi, and prominent church leaders to intervene in the dispute over choosing an arbitrator between Britain and France. The message asserts the issue harms Christian ethics and calls for action.
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London
Bunday
Labour Party
Baw
Britain
Critan Princimen
Abexe Barvariin
De Valera Sets Irish Attitude On Annuities And Arbitration
Irish leader De Valera refuses to continue annuities and rejects arbitration with Britain, insisting on continued payments and signaling economic war avoidance. The government seeks good faith funds while Britain presses preliminary negotiations, amid tensions with the United States and allied powers.
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Pawlin
Sundiy
Aner
Tong
Discimaian
W Vadera Noory
Anu
British Commonwealth
Bermonne
Briain
Iria
aMres
Dusan
Weenie
Wien
Vieitin
Amaun
Triah
Hitler Seeks Personal Bodyguard Ahead of Parade
A garbled report notes Adolf Hitler arranging a personal bodyguard as part of a broader security push. It mentions a Nazi leader, a young guard, and violent incidents around a capital city as authorities seek to calm unrest and prepare for political actions.
Fire at oil tanks near Melbourne nearly caused disaster
A spectacular fire at Kerowveey and Yarraville threatened to explode, with a tank of kerosene severely damaged and rumors of a possible rupture. Fire crews battled flames and worked to prevent a wider catastrophe as the structure burned at multiple sites and prompted evacuation and emergency responses.
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Melbourne
Kerowveey
Stony
Nore
Yarraville
Procaaillin
Akon Toy
Moe
Andy Vine
Aettsiuk
Hans
Thor Agweral
SLY GROG CASE IN FASHIONABLE RESORT POLICE COUP
A chaotic criminal discharge from the Pontent Court reports Polly Grogs and associates in a resort setting. Gordon 54 and Douglas tow lands charged with wire tapping obscurely. one pleaded guilty to illicit sales and paraphernalia. Police claim a plan by a council to trap suspects using a seaplane, with a high-value payout and a witness covertly paid.
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Bynney
Pontent
Tontay
EM Gordon
Douglas
Hoth
Herneaseibank Depont
Avis Houme
He Maclay
Hiuuar
Ordie
Sunday sport petition to council on restraint of sunday football
A Canberra council debate centers on a Sunday sport petition calling for no organized sport on Sundays. Critics protest perceived hypocrisy while noting government supports golf tournaments and traffic concerns. Council members disagree on vessel supervision and public impact before ministerial decision.
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Mantegan
Aupervision Amd Ri
Ourraad
Meail
Camberra
Greeh
Shakespeare
Governor General heckled in New Zealand Labour scene
In Wellington on Monday, the Governor General faced interruptions from Labour MP W. Marry. The premier warned that continued interruptions might force the Governor General to retire, while the episode highlighted tensions within the Labour ranks during a parliamentary session in Auckland.
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Wellington
W. Marry
Miss England speeds to world water speed record at 119.81 mph
Kaye Don in the Miss England II set a new world water speed record of 119.81 miles per hour on Loch Lomond, breaking the previous mark. The ceremony and cheers followed as engineers and crew celebrated the achievement amid praise for British engineering and a note of awe at the performance.
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London
Loch Lomond
Don
Kinglund
Licht
Heturnine
Yraskiant
Kaye Donwald
Leyland
Dan
England
Mir Charles Wakefiels
All for Ottawa Five Delegations in St Lawrence
A garbled dispatch notes multiple delegations on board a vessel approaching the St Lawrence, with unclear references to Ottawa Vancouver and Atlantic regions. The message mentions African Indian Northern and Southern groups and a ship named Minoress of Uritain entering Canadian waters. Verification needed due to corruption.
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Vancouver
Radiant
Walcomed
Uritain
Canadian
St. Lawrence
Parkhill urges Territory self reliance in recovery plan
Sydney speech outlines Northern Territory recovery path emphasizing public self-help and limited central government action. He criticizes past investments and calls for clearer duties on residents, arguing the people must drive progress while officials cannot do everything.
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Sydney
Parkhill
Russian Orders for Wheat and Flour Stir Sydney Markets
Russian purchases continue to attract strong interest in Sydney as traders report fresh shipments and expectations of higher Australian wheat sales. A last minute line notes a ship loading 4000 to 8000 tons of wheat for Vindiva stock, with further cargoes anticipated for Melbourne and Sydney over the next month or two.
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Sydney
Atamor
Routh Aunteada
Transfer 50 000 Pound Vote On Estimates In Cabinet
Federal Cabinet met in Melbourne on July 27 to consider budget proposals for the current financial year. It is highly likely provision will be made for the transfer of £50,000 to move the Patents Department from Melbourne to Canberra. The transfer has been debated for years. officials indicate it is practically certain before the budget is finalized. The change would shift Patents staff to Canberra and, with Hamilton and other names, affect Canberra’s population by about 200. The move also connects to impending Census work and employment in Canberra.
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Melbourne
IL S
Patents Department
Canberra
Patent Department
Tr. Lyons
Massy Gruener
Trang
Patenbe
Hamilton
Vanberra
Canberen
Monahan
Witheoe
Monuhas
1 Kelghery
Eveyhoung Racing
Witnses
Barry
Parise Igment
Hawes
McCauley
Pramier’s Department
Taxation Department
Busny
Galbraith
Fox
Burkey
Aheren
Ombt
Tad
Bie
Heather
Bhir
Bradley
Ausralian Coursing Club
Om Symnethy
Berrys
Barr
Seciarative Council
Henry Jamen Mate Iron
Alben Gee and Co
Sunday Hiking Debate Ends In Council Controversy
A Melbourne council session discussing Sunday hiking and infectious disease regulations produced tense exchanges. Mr Gell proposed amendments to require medical provisions and hospital orders for infectious cases, while critics warned of overreach and potential coercion over individuals. The discussion touched on public health, costs, and religious or moral objections, with references to a divorces and community safety context.
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Gell
Bhukuspeare
Sr. Cumpston
Hay
Melbourne
Monnay
Ean
Northeatalien
Bydniy
Kponnes
Justice Boyet
Oliver
Lille Muriel Laonart
Wight
Rafwoy
Leonard
Pny
Gellwald
Ceuttway
Rae
Discrepancies in Evidence on Hare License Inquiry
Testimony before Mr Justice Halee Rogers as Royal Commissioner revealed conflicting share transactions and recalled sharebroker witnesses regarding a £5,000 cheque tied to Greyhound Coursing Association licenses. The hearing highlighted a previously admitted state document and questioned executives about contracts, misstatements, and large director expenses.
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Sydney
Halee Rogers
Eypney
Seldence
Hula Roker
Ravi
Comimissinar
Mediaateat
Hare
Weare
Medames
Vigcest Mtr
Greshound Coursing Association
Patrick Cal Wraithaulaba
Munro
Kelghery
Cane
Lane
Monahan
Kaighery
Kelcher
Galbraita
Train Wrecker Charge in Court
Sydney Monday report of West Maitland Police Court charging Raymond Pollock with malice intent to damage a railway line near Wingham. Remand to Wingham granted, bail refused. Pollock has been in mental distress since arrest and reportedly said he had no intention of causing anyone's death.
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Sydney
Raymond Pollock
West Maitland
Malicioun
Sivenera
Wingham
Pollock
French Plans for the Autumn Protest Feared
Conversion plans in France show lawmakers debating large bond issues and a 40 million pound loan to Algeria. Half to repay debt, half for public works, with duties on treasury bonds and interest changes affecting investments and government grants amid fiscal shifts.
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PARIE
Monéar
Melidaye
Thrush
Algeria
Investmienta la
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