Ottawa Hosts Imperial Conference Delegation In Canada
Ottawa readies as a large Imperial Conference delegation arrives Tuesday morning. Premier Bennett and cabinet members will receive them in the Parliament Buildings while Irish Free State delegates visit. Prime talks in session promise revival of agriculture and trade tied to Empire cooperation.
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Ottawa
Bennett
Quebec
Manley Baldwin
Alenre
Canada
Holiaio
Mishaps Afloat Minor Blaze And Collision
A minor blaze in a British Empress of Britain event room caused a brief scare during a Sunday night gathering. A collision near Red Island in the Saint Lawrence involved the Empress of Britain and the tramp steamer Faroou, delaying arrival to Quebec by several hours with no serious damage reported.
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Mina
Dtatisy Baldwin
Wmdke
Baldwin
Abe
Notique
Montreal
Hrilinh
Rarwou
Red Island
Bt. Lawrence
Heltain
Ottawa
Wheat industry debate moves to halt export fears
Montreal dispatch reports no official stance as delegates discuss preventive measures amid Canadian Wheat Board expectations. The conference aims to align policy with near-term market conditions and ensure stability for farmers and traders.
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Ottawa
Montreal
Morvlay
Landon
Fidy
Premier sub committee to meet in Melbourne on July 18
The emlatant Treasurer announced the Premier Sub Committee will convene in Melbourne on July 18 to review the revenue and finance plan. The body aims to assess interest reductions under the Froimio Plas, gauge debt relief options, and coordinate with Commonwealth and New South Wales officials.
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Froimio Plas
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Australia
Meat problem at London conference hints at policy shifts
London reports the Hinprims of Tirikain aboard the liner note the Weitah delegation recognizes meat demand as a key feature of the conference. The British policy centers on the Dominica proposals with fears over mint and taxation. The debate may focus on restoring output and raising prices for meat production.
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London
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Tirikain
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Dominica
Opium Traffic Alarms New Zealand Officials
Wellington detectives and officials are alarmed by a surge in opium introduction in the dominion. Authorities plan stringent controls at a distributing center amid growing concerns over money rents and associates linked to the trade. The report notes recent seizures and warns of broader crime implications.
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Wellington
Cuntonia
Dictatorship of Military Caste Reported in Germany
A sensational report claims Adolph Alter and the Nazi leadership threaten a military dictatorship in Germany. The government allegedly proclaims a state of emergency, empowering top officers to appoint generals and place police under army control to quell unrest amid martial law hopes. The regime cautions the army must avoid political disputes and firearm enforcement targets mainly at communists and Hitlerites if defied.
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Adolph Alter
Naxis
Propinesta
Hindenburg
Herr Vor
Inwin
Transfer of patents office to Canberra eyed
Government circles reported that the Patents Department will be housed in Canberra at the earliest feasible time. Minister for the Interior Archaele Turkhill arrived in Canberra after touring Northern Australia and urgency dominated departmental matters all day. Parkhill signaled strong belief the transfer would happen soon and that he would press the matter before Cabinet. Assistant Treasurer Manny Greene and Prime Minister Lona were involved in parliamentary inquiries on financial aspects.
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Patents
Canberra
Minster For the Interior
Archaele
Turkhill
Australia
Colty
Parkhill
St Lawrence deep water channel pact signed with US
Washington and Canada signed a treaty to cooperate on a vast St Lawrence project linking the Great Lakes to the sea. The plan covers 180 miles from Montreal to Lake Ontario, with an estimated cost of 800 million dollars, ranking it second in scale to the Panama Canal from an engineering view.
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Mon
Caneds
United States
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Montreal
Lake Ontario
Panama Canal
Riots in Berlin and Altona Leave Dozens Injured
Reports say serious rioting between Communists and Nazis in Altona Hamburg left around 16 injured and ten dead amid heavy rain. Police uncovered leaflets urging war against the Nazi state as Adolph Hitler’s supporters pressed the government to act with force against protesters.
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Berlin
Mondet
Altona
Hamburg
Adolph Hitler
Wheat bounty claims soar as ministry reports totals
Minister for Commerce Mr Founker announced government has received over 188 006 wheat bounty claims, involving about £4 800 078 in expenditure. He urged submission before August to avoid delays, warning that processing times would drop the state’s bounty figure significantly if late.
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Rydney
Tupnday
Founker
Thin
Drug Thefts At Chemist Shops In Oxford Street
A young woman was seen breaking into a chemist shop on Oxford Street this morning. A taxi driver disturbed the intruder, who fled in a sedan. Moments later another Oxford Street pharmacy was broken into and drugs including cocaine morphia and heroin valued at £18 were stolen. Police suspect a drug peddler may be operating amid high exchange rates and have contacted customs for precautions.
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Rydney
Oxford Street
Notra
Williame Pharipacy
Hydney
Costomm Department
Weyers
Atlantic Flight: Mallison Proposes August 7 Route
Aviation note outlines Mallison proposing an August 7 flight plan with a stopover at Grace and then New York. The return would be non stop to Croydon. Aircraft described as fitted with petrol tank and range around 4,000 miles.
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London
Mallinos
Tonda
Oy Te Grace
New York
Croydon
Transfer plan under review could add 200 residents
The report notes a possible transfer of the Patents Department with about 200 Canberra residents affected. It cites costs of transport per family and compensation for officers, plus housing purchases for transferred personnel and potential new residences. If cabinet approves, the Pytenia Department may be recommended in the Hotel Acton.
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Federal Departmente
Mulbourne
Fe Maton
Patenta Department
Canberra
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Pytenia
Acton
Faieh
Dead in Reality Wife Reported Husband Pretence
A woman from Firat Avenue Five Door reported her husband was pretending to be dead and went to his home. Francie John O Dwyer, three years old, was found dead from a stab wound? The exact sequence suggests a knife injury. The tale centers on a suspected murder or fatal incident with a self harm element.
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Bydney
Thunday
Veiveet
Mra
CrDwyer
Ivon
Firat Avenue
Five Doo
O'Dwyer
Francie
Irish Annuities British Reply to De Valera Claim
The article discusses a debate over Ireland's annuity burdens and Britain's response to De Valera. It notes a substantial annual sum claimed as a subsidy or burden within the Free State framework and outlines how costs were allocated to pensioners and the budget.
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MR. DE Valera
London
Valers
Britain
Tate
Tom
Pala
Irish Duties Plain Talk In Senate Debate
In Dublin Senator Connelly moves second reading of the Emergency Duty Bill noting risks of reprisals but urging careful medical endorsement of the Executive’s mental state. Debates touch on reparations, neutrality, and arbitration as Britain looms in Ireland's fate. The bill passes the second reading without division.
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Dutien Bi
Henaly
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Lincoln
Ali Ge
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Ireland
de Valera
Gakland
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Bank of International Settlemente
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Count
Dlyiaton
German Coal Orders Fuel Divhiin Trade War Rumors
German coal orders from Free State arrive amid trade war rumors as reports claim Tony show and tone of German coal have been sold to Fees State. Delivery from Antwerp expected soon at 3p below British prices. Howth Wales coal-owners supplying 0,000 tons to Britain express concern over market perturbations.
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London
Divhiin
Hiritain
Daily Herald
Sayer
Tony Show
Antwerp
Howth Wales
Turkey Admitted to League of Nations in Geneva
Turkey was formally admitted as a member of the League of Nations in Geneva on Monday, marking its entry into the international body and the expansion of the organization.
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Geneva
Turkey
Laague of Mations
Inquiry hears sharp condemnation of license dealings
Royal Commissioner Justice Halse Rogers denounces tin licenses inquiry evidence as marked by trickery and dishonesty. Testimony links former Premier Lang and secretary McCauley to license negotiations. Swindell and Munro discuss share transfers and threats, with clashes over payments and control.
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Sydney
Tupeday
Halse Rogers
Tin Hare Licesmes
Lang
McCauley
Wool Freights Reduction Sought by Gra ters
Discussion on cutting wool freight rates to help lower wool prices. Note that wheat rates are higher per mile, while wool freight reductions could reduce revenue by about 27,000 pounds annually. Government ministers weigh impact on railway finances before proceeding.
Dutch air mail offer to postal department
Twenday report notes Dutch postal authorities may open an air service between Australia and London pending subsidy details. Australian authorities have submitted proposals for an Australia to London air route via Melbourne and Austin, with talks continuing.
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Eydney
Atta
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