Privy Council blocks Lang referendum on New South Wales
The Privy Council ruling upholds the NSW constitution and blocks abolition of the Legislative Council without a statewide referendum. The Lang government bill to abolish the council would require a referendum costing about £70,000. The decision confirms the council cannot be altered or abolished without electors’ approval.
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Privy Council
Lang
Legislative Council
New South
Legel
Sydney
New South Wales Supreme Court
Hak Court of Australia
Stang
Ted
Emre
Connell
New South Wales
Not Guilty of Fraud in Central Court Trial
The case involving Tuendys Lee and associates concluded with a not guilty verdict on fraud charges connected to a £48,408 claim against the Bank of New England. Bail had been set, and orders for surrender framed the proceedings as the court addressed related charges and the broader financial scheme.
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Bydney
Tuendys
Tly
Sydney
Tienday
Cantral Court
Sessiarey
Plinton McElwain
Tige Armatronig
Bank of New Mhicket
England
Wales
Connacion
Fire tears through Byron Bay store causing heavy losses
A destructive blaze at a Byron Bay shop caused extensive damage with an estimated loss near £12,000. Fire crews battled the flames while investigators examined the wreckage for the cause and any resulting safety concerns.
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Byron Bay
Theft Gang Suspect Captured After Pilfered Notes
A suspect was arrested after a theft incident at a local counter during an afternoon hour. Police report a gang connected to the case, with several items and notes taken. The detainee is in custody as authorities investigate the motive and identify all involved.
SHIPS IN COLLISION Collier's Skipper Tells of Ordeal
Sydney and Tuestar report a marine collision involving the freighter Fomleaia and the tug Aber amid a chaotic scene. The Keates rescue and attempts to plug the vent as ships tangled, while authorities investigate the incident and await further details.
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Collier
Sydney
Tuestar
Red Graak Company
Fomleaia
Hmpr
Remmon
Further Cuts in Public Service
The Federal Government plans deeper economies in the Public Service, prompting anxiety among employees. The proposed higher working hours aim to retrench staff, with critics noting excess officers already exist. The government fears regional costs of pay adjustments could outweigh current expenses.
Rowles to Hang After Cabinet Refuses Commute
Perth report says Snowy Rowles, convicted of Lanix Carron’s murder, will face execution likely on Monday week. Cabinet decided today not to interfere with the death sentence.
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Perth
Rowles
Lanix Carron
Prediction of August Election and Public Service Changes
A fragmented report from Canberra and Berlin discusses predicted August elections and a proposed public service budget plan. It notes Chancellor Brinning and President Hindenburg involved in talks over a district allowance and phased reductions. The piece mentions retirement policies, senior pension reforms, and welfare considerations within the British and Australian contexts.
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Berlin
Mondey
Brinning
Canberra
Jesninr Srunen
Tre
Hindenburg
German Crisis Deepens as France and Germany Struggle
London reports amid a German political crisis with Berlin and Paris nearly without stable governments. Analysts warn a Conference in two weeks faces dangers from collapsed world trade and possible military pressure. Press sources describe Bruning’s fragile position, calls for a new cabinet, and a potential nationalistic settlement shaping Germany’s future.
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London
Germany
France
MacDonald
Oulleuaben
Haepen
Vossiche Zeitung
Hindentiurg
Anne T
America Rout Australia In Davis Cup Tie Finalizes Five-Match Sweep
America swept all five matches to rout Australia in a Davis Cup tie at Philadelphia. Shields defeated Crawford 6 4 7 5 4 6 2 6 with a five set battle, while Vince edged Hopman 6 3 6 4 6 4. Australia struggled as the Americans secured a spot to face Brazil in the American zone final despite messy play and slow starts.
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Philadelphia
Llandly
America
Australia
Shields
Crawford
Vince
Hopman
Brazil
Craford
Biel
Kania
Len
Ing Wimmmelt
Evan Hsotros Ing
Cratsford
Heaven
Mindhing
Retuns
Amans Am
Shielde
Relief and Tennis Clash Mark Lidcombe Work Start and Match
Under a federal relief plan the first batch of men began work at Lidcombe. An Australian tennis match followed in which Hopman and Vines contested a long, strength filled bout with Vines eventually winning after ten games.
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Sydney
Lidcombe
North Sydney
Bal
Randwick
Stanford A
Son & Lone
Auper Cramford
Gery
Phi Ferrite Pave, However, Toniry Fal Or Evawfard, and Minclig aUbisLy
Oie Tin
Ford
Crawford Ae Weed
Meven Gould Taille
Shield
Fia Werk
AL Ants
Phaoubte Taut
Awsralian
Vownter
Garuwa
Hopivan
Hopan
Hopaan
Vines
Hopman
Authanty
Xoaa
Dubia
Bombay Riots Tarnish City as Troops Fire on Mob
British troops clash with rioters in Bombay as mobs attack shops and loot. Troops disperse crowd with charges, many casualties reported across multiple areas. Official figures list about 40 dead for the week, with vehicles halted and streets patrolled by armed police and armored units.
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Bombay
Sever
Lausanne Conference Invitation Excludes U S States
The State Department announced that the United States states were not invited to the Lausanne Reparations Conference and would not attend if invited. The statement clarifies the US position on participation in the talks.
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Washington
State Department
Undefined OCR Fragment Describes Conference Visit
A distorted OCR passage outlines a conference visit involving political figures and mentions a ministerial event. Names and places are unreadable, with multiple garbled terms and unclear chronology. The fragment seems to reference a delegation or meeting, but lacks coherent details.
Shot at His Wife Tram Conductor To Stand Trial
Tusanay: Jeremiah McCardat, a tram conductor aged 2% was committed for trial today on a charge of shooting Mrs. Witt McCardell with intent to murder. Moore alleged that upon arrest McCardell said I lost my blavie and anoler.
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Tusanay
Jeremiah McCardat
Af Ie Witt
McCardell
Pean Moore
Robbed Magistrate Clerk Sent for Trial
Melbourne report says Mr Peter J Lavéen of Associated British Producers arrived in London area to discuss purchasing conditions for trade goods. A clerk was committed for trial. other charges involve burglary and theft with alleged money and valuables valued at substantial sums. Metropolitan police continue investigations.
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Melbourne
Twentay
Peter J. Lavéen
Gortars
Tontay
Fonda
Fubruney
Brewking
Jalil
Metropolitan Alpendiary
Magia
Sydney fog bound traffic mishaps narrowly averted
Sydney fog and heavy mist disrupted early morning travel across the harbor. Crews in Cremorne prevented a serious collision as four ferry boats avoided contact by a narrow margin. North Harbour services delayed while passengers faced minor delays and resumed routes to Chatswood and other points.
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Mont Paraiyerd
Cremorne
Dale
Chatrwood
Peake Botie
Tin Hare scandals sensational disclosures in Sydney
Tuesday report by detectives cites former Lang Ministry figures and other politicians in a broad inquiry into tin plate licenses. It claims a Royal Commission may be needed to clear the matter, mentions suspect share deals and altered club records, with fears suspects may flee the country to avoid subpoenas. The investigation covers licenses at Mascot, Harold Park, Newcastle, Albury and Broken Hill, and notes potential bribes and misappropriations.
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Sydney
Mit
Lang
Stevens
Iisie
Mascot
Harold Park
New 1
Castle
Albury
Broken Hill
Jane
Ulea
Howe
Bravens
Firm Stand By Mr Stevens in Bribery Inquiry
Sydney reports police inquiries into bribery allegations linked to Habare Neenaes and the mechanised legislation. Mr Stevens pledges a Royal Commission to probe the entire circle of circumstances while defending his government and targets corruption regardless of rank. Unemployment figures are cited with wages tax and direct works for the unemployed.
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Sydney
Stevens
Hurst
Tin Hare
Inemsi
Carnera Defeated by Coloured Boxer in London Fight
In London at White City sixty thousand watched a Canadian coloured heavyweight boxer defeat Primo Carnera on points. The Italian giant struggled in a clean contest with no fouls and private wagers favored Carnera only slightly.
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London
Champinn
Guir
Primo
Ampra
White City
Postal workers must receive at least basic wage set
MELBOURNE, Tuesday. The Commonwealth Public Service Arbiter Mr. J. C. Westhoven directed that adult postal workers, whether married or single, shall not receive less than £152 a year, the basic wage agreed under the Premiert Plan.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Public Service
J. C. Westhoven
Round One Highlights At The Match
The scene shows a crowded arena with many women present. The first round ends with Carners appearing restrained while Hove opened strongly. Caine lands a sharp right as Kameras seizes moments, and Angrys quick footwork earns a series of counterattacks. Gaing gains confidence though absorbs punishment, Hallas push for a new tempo, Hinwightt spots four fouls, and the colored man reacts to the exchanges.
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Sven
Carners
Caine
Moratorium Policy Extension Discussed by Authorities
Sydney officials and the Prime Minister consider extending moratorium provisions to include new groups such as prawns settlers and soldiers. Mr Stevens warned extending the moratorium could shift benefits to 147,000 city and county residents, with Crown and Western Bank advances totaling £51,000,009.
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Sydney
Pramiar
Slavens
Ater
Thural Banke Commisionens
Stevens Mala
Mel Hera
Crown
Westuyal Bank
Currency expert to join official Ottawa delegation
A currency expert is expected to accompany the official delegation to Ottawa. Cabinet consideration is noted, with the exact role and timing not yet clear.
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Melbourne
Ottawa
Lyons
Bhass
M Wollwanya’ Bank
Ita
Saperts
Resuires
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