Lloyd George on Tariffs and Free Trade in London
The Evening Standard questions Lloyd George on reconciling free trade with tariff policy. He argues for universal tariffs to protect farmers, supports Chamberlain’s approach, opposes Ottawa, and favors taxing all imports including meat to aid Dominion trade. The paper calls his stance revolutionary and credits him for exposing tariff one sidedness and aiding Dominions.
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London
The
Evening Standard
Lloyd George
Joseph Chamberlain
Ottawa
Dominions
Liroyd George
Derailment at Bowning Blamed on Four Officers
A Royal Board of Inquiry found the Albury Mail derailment near Bowning was caused by a worn catch point and a broken rail aided by the excessive speed of 35 to 40 mph where 60 mph was allowed. Four railway officers face discipline for inspection failures.
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Sydney
Albury Mail
Bown
Rtigan
Ape Fiscal Board
Inzit
Eich
Hartigan
W. Mecham
Butcher
Mulheron
Board of Inquiry
Bruiner
Brazner
Bruxner
Bowning
Wheat Rising Amid Adverse Weather Factors
Adverse weather and Western Canada conditions push wheat prices higher. Farm Administrators plan to increase exports from the coast to the Orient and consider using a portion of U.S. processing profits to finance shipments.
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Winnifeg
Canada
Orient
United States
Sharp advance in New York grains market
Speculative buyers increased activity today as grain futures rose in New York trading. Prices climbed with limits set by market rules and closed higher on a volatile session.
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New York
Chicago
Wheat Terminals in New York Amid Nervous Market
In New York on Thursday traders at American Wheat Terminals noted a nervous market amid mixed signals from Pacific and northern state wheat trade dynamics. Demand concerns and price volatility influenced early- session activity as buyers and sellers evaluated supply prospects.
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New York
Pacific
North- State
Hospitals face 44 hour week cost and closures
In Sydney an Industrial Commission hearing on hospital hours heard opponents of a 44 hour week warn it would raise costs by about £14 000 yearly for the public hospitals due to bigger staff needs. David Donald of Sydney Hospital warned wards might close if enacted. The hearing was adjourned.
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Bydney
Doctora
Nureen
The
Hospitals Association
Simpson
David Donald
Sydney Hospital
Fears of World Decline in Wheat Demand Push Bread Campaign
Sir Albert Humphries says world wheat requirements likely fall, boosting a campaign to popularize wheaten bread in the Far East. The World Grain Conference discussed shrinking exports and a surplus problem, with G B J Broomhall proposing campaigns in China and India to align production with buyers. Canada Australia and Russia markets are noted for strong wheat exports and rising wheaten bread demand.
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Regina
Albert Humphries
National Association of British and Irish Millers
World Grain Conference
Bir Albert
G. B. J. Broomhall
J. D. Broomball
China
Isewure
Broomball
India
Russia
Japan
Ealing
Royal visit invitation status for Anzac Memorial
Government House in Sydney announced there will be no invitation extended to any Royal Family member to open the Anzac Memorial at Hyde Park next year. The Victorian Government has invited a Royal Family member for the centenary celebrations in October next year, but no reply is expected for several months.
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Sydney
Tiwan
Government House
Hyde Park
Australia
Curtain Falls on World Economic Conference Closing Plenary
The World Economic Conference wrapped its session with Ramsay MacDonald urging continued activity by the Bureau and executive committees. Leaders from Italy Germany and Russia warned of risks from adjournment, currency instability, and rising nationalism, urging coordinated action to revive trade and employment.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
The
Economic Commission
Colijn
Signor Jung
Italy
Dr. Schacht
Germany
Maisaky
Russia
MacDonald
Eviction Fears Raised By Balmain Unemployed Group
A Balmain union deputation urged Minister Hawkins to curb wholesale evictions of the unemployed and seek higher dole. They reported 70 to 75 percent of Balmain's jobless were under eviction notice or expected one soon. The minister refused to raise the dole but promised action if gathered evidence showed hardship from evictions.
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Sydney
Unemployed Workers 'Union of
Balmain
Hawkins
Ulm Plane Crash Near Port Marnock After Fuel Runout
Civils guards and volunteers aided C T P Ulm as his aircraft ran out of petrol and toppled on the wooden runway. The wrecked craft cracked and was to be jacked up while fuel was dumped to prevent further danger. Ulm vowed to retry takeoff once repairs are completed at Port Marnock.
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London
Volunteera
Port Marnock
Aborigines in Court Faced Over Lake Tyern Break-in
Two full-blooded Aboriginal men, Fydney James McRae aged 19 and Robert King aged 24, appeared in Criminal Court charged with breaking into the Lake Tyern Aboriginal Station and stealing 14 pounds in cash along with tobacco and cigarettes. McRae received two years in prison while King was sentenced to 18 months.
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Melbourne
Fydney James McRae
Robert King
Criminal Court Today
Lake Tyern
McRae
King Fo
Admiralty Plans New Singapore Base Ship Detachment
In reply to a House question, Sir Bolton Eyres Moncreiff stated Singapore base needs a beaching stage and a base ship similar to others. H.M. Terror with 12 officers and 202 men was sent to Singapore, with annual maintenance costing £11,900 excluding personnel pay.
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London
House of Commons
the Admiralty
Bolton Eyres Moneeii
Singapore
H.M
Bingapore
Hearing on Motel Trades Apprentices Awards Reserved
At today’s hearing the Motel Trades Employees Association case for awards to cover indentured apprentices and learners was adjourned with judgement reserved. The report notes seaport elevator congestion and grain movement pressures as context for proposed remedies. Two options are suggested: ship to Oriental markets or to Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic ports to compete with midwestern grain movements and price declines.
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Sydney
Motel Trades Employees’Association
Oriental
China
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Davis Cup First Singles Match Boosts England Lead
In the Davis Cup challenge round first singles match Friday, Austin of England defeated Merlin of France in straight sets 6 3, 6 4, 6 0 for a decisive victory.
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Faris
Austin
Merlin
England
France
State ALP Executive Fails to Censure Evans
Contrary to expectations the State ALP Executive meeting refrained from action against Mr. W Evans for his charges against the Inner Group. The absence of action is seen as an admission of weakness despite strong support for Evans within the executive.
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Bydney
A.L.P
W. Evans
Weaknes
Mr. Evans
Fragmented notice from obscure listing
An OCR snippet shows garbled phrases about rental content and arrangements in Australia with unclear casualty mentions. The readable parts are insufficient to identify a concrete event, date, or named entities for a proper summary.
Agriculture Secretary Announces Wheat Reduction Program
Washington reports Secretary Wallace set 465,198,488 bushels as state and county allotments under a voluntary domestic plan. Payments would be 28 cents per bushel if growers reduce acreage by up to 20 percent, totaling about 127 million dollars if full participation occurs.
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Washington
Mr. Wallace
United States
Wallace
Bridge Design Credit to Dr Bradfield
Deputy Premier Bruxner released a report from the Director of Public Works stating Dr. Bradfield designed the Sydney Harbour Bridge and that Mr Fraeman’s claims are unfounded. The report cites documents and interviews to support Bradfield as the designer.
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Sydney
Dr. Bradfield
Freeman
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Bruxner
Bradfield
Director of Public Works
Mr. Mitchell
Department
Fraeman
Golfers Help Police Chase After Thefts At Bonnie Doon
Six golfers at the Bonnie Doon links in Arncliffe joined pursuing police after two men carrying a parcel dropped it and fled. Constable Lanigan alerted stations. two motorcycles joined the chase. The suspects crossed Muddy Creek toward the golf course. one man fell after a shot from Detective Hardy and both were captured.
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Sydney
Bonnie Doon Links
Arncliffe
Lanigan
Cook's River
Golf Links
Hardy
Empire Delegations Present Views on Post Conference Finances
A British Empire Delegation statement outlines positions on monetary policy and trade. It notes limited time for full effect of Ot tawe agreements and asserts that while benefits remain unrealized, general principles are sound and barrier reductions between imperial countries should continue.
Electrification Considered for Sydney to Newcastle Line
Railways Commissioners may approve electrifying the Sydney to Newcastle route. Estimating lower operating costs, officials note travel times may not significantly shorten.
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Sydney
Railways Commissioners
Newcastle
Kansas City Kidnapping Case Yields Death Sentence
Walter McGee was sentenced to death in Kansas City for kidnapping Miss McRilroy daughter of the city manager. It marked the first extreme penalty in the national crusade against kidnappers and one of the few cases where the victim survived unharmed.
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Kansas City
Walter McGee
Miss McRilroy
United States
Imperial Cricket Conference Meets at Lords
The Imperial Cricket Conference will gather at Lords on Monday with delegates from England Australia South Africa the West Indies and India. The Australian Press Association notes leg theory is not on the agenda though England Australia tests are likely to be discussed with no definite steps expected.
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London
Imperial Cricket Conference
England
Australia
South Africa
West Indies
India
Lords
Australian Press Association
Mr Jardine to Tour India as MCC Captain
The Daily Telegraph reports Mr Jardine accepted the MCC captaincy for an India tour. The squad departs September 22 with players from the Australian tour invited. Sutcliffe Hammond and Leyland could not join.
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MR. Jardine
India
London
Jardine
M.C.C
Daily Telegraph
Sutcliffe
Hammond
Leyland
Ex-Service Men Debate at Empire Service League Conference
British members at the Empire Service League Conference criticised Australia's treatment of British ex service men. W H Franks and others said they lacked recognition in Australia including in the Returned Soldiers Association and pension rights. Fike of Queensland denied government discrimination against ex Imperial soldiers. General Hobbs said complaints came from disgruntled ex Imperial soldiers who refused work.
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London
Australia
W. H. Franks
Returned Soldiers’ Association
Fike
Queensland
Hobbs
Harbour Fog Disrupts Sydney Ferry Traffic
Heavy fog enveloped Sydney until late this morning hampering harbour traffic. Ferry masters sailed slowly as the Kosciusko grazed rocks at Kirribilli Point damaging its rudder and a tug nearly ran aground near Goat Island. Several whips entering the heads dropped anchor to avoid hazards.
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Sydney
Kosciusko
Kirribilli Point
Goat Island
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Kathleen Starr
Tarrawingee
Wangaratta
Miss Martell
Misa Starr
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Lake Tyern Station
State A.L.P. Executive
Chase
Empire
Imperial Cricket Gathering
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