Lowest Yet Severe Frost Hits Canberra and Queanbeyan
Readings show record low temperatures for the season in Canberra and Queanbeyan with Canberra screen readings near 17 degrees and 12.3 on the pram at Acton. The Federal Capital Commission notes only four minimums below two degrees in four years of records, Queanbeyan reporting around 1h degrees in the town.
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Canberra
Queanbeyan
Acton
Federal Capital Commission
Jane Inst
Trotsky Ban Entry into England Cited
Government explains Trotsky entry was refused to avoid interference with domestic affairs and public order. Officials say his presence could exploit his aims for others and provoke unrest, prompting departure to be secured.
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Brondon
Thiraay
Oto
Police quell violent picketing outside Glebe yard
About 2,000 pickets confronted volunteers outside George Hudson's yard at Glebe. Several volunteers were assaulted, women spat at workers, and a constable was struck by a stone. Police dispersed the crowd and four men were arrested and charged at Central Police Station.
Volunteer Workers Fight for Timber Mills in Sydney
An Australian timber workers group led by J. O'Prien and Aneel Mew claims a volunteer effort supporting mills across the country. The organization reports 700 volunteers biweekly and notes attendance from workers nationwide.
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Sydney
J. O' Prien
Milla
Australia
Plea for Timber Industry Aid From Country Mills
Country Mills Timber workers press for government help. Minister Weaver replies in Parliament that 40 policemen are maintaining order near timber yards and lorries. Association president Willy asks for duty relief and immediate relief measures to save the industry amid drying kiln costs. Weaver says he will refer the matter to the Forestry Commission for action.
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Sydney
K. D. Weaver
Association
Willy
Weaver
Lessees Seek Minister Help Over High Rents and Conditions
At the F.C.T. Lessees Association half yearly meeting dissatisfaction with high rents and imposed conditions on improvements was voiced. They plan to meet Home Affairs Minister C. L. Abbott before Parliament resumes to press for righting these terms and seek relief amid deteriorating leasehold issues and stock price concerns.
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F.C.T. Lessees’ Association
Cabinet debates major affairs in Canberra session
Government ministers remain in Canberra this week to study bills on import duties and other issues. Officials indicate most time has focused on tariff measures with limited progress on broader legislation, and cabinet meetings may continue into the coming days.
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Canberra
Clare Airy
Rene
Nicetines
Warning to Japan on Manchuria and Shanghai talks
A clear warning to Japan against Manchurian intervention was delivered to press in Beijing. Yen Tsu Chang accused Japanese news outlets of exaggeration and warned that China is prepared to resist any coercive action, while seeking peaceful settlement if Japan ceases forceful moves.
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Shanghai
Japan
Yen Tsu Chang
Kuo Min Tang
Yea
Yeu
Dubl
Amd
Ching
Abe
The King's Progress
It is understood the King continues to make satisfactory progress as reported from London on Thursday.
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London
Wheat Pit Report From Chicago Shows Mixed Market Signals
A fragmented report from Chicago notes heightened trading activity and large transfers as wheat futures see ongoing uncertainty. Analysts highlight steady overall supply expectations while noting price fluctuations and emerging demand indicators.
Missing Baroue Loss After Explosion Near Capetown
A damaged report describes an explosion aboard the motor ship Mexico near Capetown causing loss of the ship’s stern section. Islanders watched the vessel sink over three hours while rescuers believed cadets were taken off. The captain remained silent as the ship deformed in deep waters.
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Capetows
Thursaday
Mexico
Kobenhain
Tris
Canalu
Veegel
T Untchika
Heth
Pat Whouely
Australian Ministers Unite Over Law Reforms In Parliament
The article reports ministers Alo Wal Lee and Abe Pieue meeting the Verte Manieter to discuss reforms. It notes the South Australian government’s stance and the federal oversight, with politicians including Benator and Senter McLarhlin traveling between Melbourne and Adelaide. Abbott is mentioned regarding a brief visit.
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Benator Thebeu
Melbourne
Senter McLarhlin
Adelaide
Adelaide, Sto) the Minkater
Abbott
Passworth
China Ready Melbourne Wriday Report On Famine Relief
A damaged OCR article reports China facing widespread famine in northern provinces. It mentions Prime Minister Bruce and a plea to Western leaders for aid, noting millions suffer privation and urging fast relief before public hardship grows.
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Melbourne
Wriday
F T. Sug
Teddy
Chireena Bethmei Crib
Ome
Bruce
Kuper
Australian Loy Scouts Welcome in London
The Australian Loy Scouts arrive at Liverpool Street Station in London this afternoon. Lady Cranwille Ryrie and the Agent-General greet them along with Melbourne’s Mr. Hundley and other notables. They travel to Euston then to the Opera Hall for a large welcome ceremony before exploring the city.
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Loy Don
Liverpool Street
Cranwille Ryrie
Hundley
Melbourne
Eelscoe
Cain
Tadeo Powell
Lord Somere
T P OCONNOR RECEIVES LONDON ANNUITY FROM PARLIAMENT
In London on Thursday P Oconnor known as the father of the House of Commons received a life annuity of 14000 pounds funded by friends and colleagues from both houses. The presentation occurred on the House of Commons terrace with Prime Minister presiding and speakers Caldwell Lloyd George and Lord Hirken contributing. The trust also provides a scholarship upon OConner's death.
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London
MIT
P. orConnor
House of Commons
Caldwin
Lioyd Creorge
Lord Hirkenhead
Oconners
W Conner
Dearer Bread in Sydney Expected as Wheat Prices Fall
Friliy Thowan plan to cut bread price to 10 shillings per loaf amid renewed wheat price drops. Verdin reports a 22d rise in beet, with bread cost easing soon. Officials warn bread costs may stabilize after sharp wheat fluctuations.
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Sydney
Friliy
Thowan
Tour Tueihiey
London Market Quiet as Wheat Prices Slip
A fragile London market session ends with muted activity in wheat futures. Traders report subdued turnover and minimal price movement amid thin liquidity and cautious sentiment. Investors await clearer signals on demand and global supply.
Dilatory Methods Delay Sydney Steamship Arrivals
Passengers aboard the Morinita complain of delays in the vessel’s turnout to Sydney from the dams. The crew reports the Maria planned arrival at Cutone while another vessel was delayed. A conflict arises over schedule changes and an alleged incident involving the captain and communication.
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Sydney
Maria
Veese
Cutone
Moordaslis
Timaltens
Boycott and Foreign Trade Policy Spark Consular Jurisdiction Debate
A fragmented report notes a boycott by Prichir and others against ceding existing consular jurisdiction in January. The minister for Rateways criticizes foreigners, urging refusal to admit equality and threatening to challenge the consular setup.
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Soanghal
Prichir
Tite Sam Yaul
Sahin Fer Edey
Chibida
Thieves Caught At Revolver Point In Molino
Three men were trapped after a reported break in at a Molino store when a revolver was drawn and alarmed residents. Police confronted the suspects as they fled and captured them near the scene. The men, described as parishioners of a local group, were taken into custody for questioning.
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Molino
Mies
Aieleep van Fulcotty
L. Gurmes
German Flag Flies During Fromelles Anniversary Incident
A Vaucluse resident reports a German flag flying from a mast near his residence. He complains to the secretary of the house, saying the flag would upset Australians on the Fromelles anniversary, when Australian troops suffered heavy casualties at Fromelles.
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Bydsey
Thunelas
Vaucluse
Cmd
Hos
Coal Inquiry Adjourned After Testimony
The inquiry into coal issues adjourned until Wednesday as officials discussed income tax implications and depreciation. Veni Carter broadened remarks on the matter during the session.
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Eydley
Carter
Public service salary increases approved by Executive Council
About 70 officers of the Commonwealth Public Service are to receive higher pay following a general reclassification. The measure, approved by the Executive Council, will take effect from July 1.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Public Service
Mormlly
Executive Council
Datry Council Officials Shift Dairy Service Policy
The text reports a change in dairy service policy under Minister for Verculture Mir Thorhy duma, directing connections with Mid Saabyte to be served by the degaitoent. It notes a winner by Mr Thorby direct, Vatty Br, and mentions Naw Beth Wales State Drolesing Adwireorys.
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Sydney
Connell
Thorby
Vatty
Ada Elim
Naw Beth Wales
Fragmented British House Debates Publication Demands
London reports a chaotic late session in the House of Commons with references to Puritan ministry and parliamentary confidentiality. It notes Conservative reactions and calls for a broader publication of opinions, amid unclear attributions and disputed dates.
Arrival of Cero Gaechore and Strephoa in England
The report describes the arrival of the Cero Gaechore and Strephoa in England. It notes they were hauled over the channel to Newmarket and mentions the crew’s dissatisfaction and a transfer of duties during the voyage.
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London
Ea Periener
Urote
Newmarket
Pobinean
Rail Disaster: Train Plunges Into River
A train fell into a river causing numerous drownings and injuries. Sleeping cars were swept away with passengers trapped in wreckage. Rescue work progresses rapidly as authorities assess total casualties and determine the cause.
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Staton Dolormdey
Ostard Utaidremdeat
Wankel
Iriver
Reese
Mystery flight explained mystery flight explained
Battered fragment describes a Dornier aircraft landing at Meykavi amid confusion. The report claims the plane is continuing to New York after a supposed trial night. Details are unclear and portions are unreadable.
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Derian
Dornier Gereplas
Meykavi
Hockard
New York
Recet Amd
Gallipoli War Pilgrimage Observes Aowtiration Memorial
Athens reports a Gallipoli pilgrimage near Maides at the Doninelhest pit, with speeches by Lord Stetehowen and Mr B M Dbrtieee Potter Mongon. Pilgrims viewed Turkish shielded relics, recited prayers, and observed orderly cemeteries with graves arranged.
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Athens
Kellla
Maides
Ana
Telegraph officials plan grants amid wartime demands
The document notes that the telegraph service faces increased wartime demands and contemplates about 206 000 further concessions as the Doorkmaster General confirms the Commonwealth already relies on telegram exchanges for official business.
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Syeney
Port Chifige
Graere Association
Teveroan Pak Iy
Doetmaster-General
Rail freights dispute sparks graziers' protest over new line
Rural interest groups allege unsafe rail alignment near Conbere Moliway Stathog and warn of disruptions to Pedetul Coptic Tetroteny shipments. They urge authorities to review corridor plans and ensure freight access, while local officials seek to balance agricultural needs with transport expansion.
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Conbere
Moliway
Beret
Pradesh
Daessees
Medern
Air Service From England in 1931
An English air service plan in 1931 aims to demonstrate transcontinental capability from Britain to Australia. Mr Maren proposes a toast to aviators, noting the potential for a service linking England to Australia, and highlighting Anglo Australian trade and understanding between markets.
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Rogland
Rocket Plane Cologne Inventor Builds Rocket Propelled Aeroplane
Max Valier, inventor of the rocket car, has completed an aeroplane to be propelled to mid air by rockets fired to maintain momentum.
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Cologne
Max Valier
Australian aviation advances praised at Kingsford Smith talk
The speech highlighted rapid progress in Commonwealth aviation led by Hinkler and deputy-Advertor of Civil Aviation. Attendees praised the potential for air links between Singapore and Australia, with plans for a Sino-Australian commercial air view and stronger India sea routes.
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Audi Omence
Hinkler
Rae
Commonwealth
Ovine
Aeitertrand
Cw Aviation
Eulogian
Kingsford Sialth
Hin Corm Wunioux
Kinneford Smith
Singapore
Australia
Han
Eoon
Seevie
Sydney
Bir Pome
Keith Knith
Hinklert
Waitress Refuses Meal To Miners in Shirt Sleeves
Report from a lunch hour incident where a waitress refused a miner group service due to shirtsleeves. Mr A J Cook, miners secretary, explains the refusal and manager asserts a policy against serving men in shirtsleeves. The dispute centers on attire and restaurant policy.
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Ciel Square
A. J. Cook
Bert
Sbegien
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Country Mills
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T. P. Oconnor
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London Market
Eye
Argentina
Fromelles
Coal Inquiry
Datry Council
Great Britain
Soviet
Dominion
Honisuy Macdonald
Ciewernor
Dalton
Mystery Flight
Gallipoli
AIR Service
Smith-Ulm
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