Drug Traders Sentenced for Cocaine Possession in Central Court
In Central Court Frank Brews the hairdresser and William Thomas Mikey the mechanic were charged with cocaine possession. Detected in a cigarette packet, the drugs were linked to Watt and his wife, who is in a poor state. Hickey received hard labour, Brown nine months. Watt warned for drug involvement in his van.
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Fydney
Central Court
Frank Brews
Willian Thomas Mikey
Magitrats
Hickey
Brown
Frank Watt
Polictor
Watt
Ballin
American Wheat to Relieve China
Three Red Cross commissioners will be sent to China at President Hoover's request to study family conditions and consider sending American wheat to the sufferers. The president says this is not a method to dispose of surplus, despite a Senate bill for 100 million dollars to promote exports. The relief plan is tied to the wheat aid effort.
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Washington
Red Cross
China
Hoover
Sen Wei Nye
China Rover
Altwilen
Sharp Recovery in Wheat Markets at Chicago Trade
Wheat futures rose as President Measures for farm relief were discussed in Chicago. Reports say Congress favored an immediate appropriation of 300,000,000 for agricultural stabilization, triggering a jump in futures prices and signaling market optimism.
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Chicago
Agricul
Airships Safety Urged by Eckener Amid Public Concern
The weathered excerpts report Eckener calling for strict airship safety measures. He argues airships can be economical and safe for passenger travel, noting prior Zeppelins and public interest in reducing fire risk.
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Vweerian
Toenday
Nies
Musno- Me
Eckener
Aes
Unemployment Figures Shrink From May to June
The report shows a total of 113230 unemployed, a decrease from the May 13 figure, with the change indicating improvement in the job market. The data highlights the ongoing trend in employment levels and official measures of joblessness.
Vesuvius Erupts New Crater Threatens Villages
A new eruptive crater at Mount Vesuvius spews lava as explosions shake Naples. Lava volumes reach millions of cubic metres in 48 hours while villages near Hell Valley evacuate amid trains standing by to move residents to safety.
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Vesuvius
Irofeasor Mallurina
Vesuvius Mas
King Annonce Quiet Day In London Visit
King Martyn received a quiet day report from London noting no change in condition after a visit by De. Martyn. The source states the monarch’s status remained unchanged and the day passed without incident.
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London
Tucainy. de
Martyn
Min Majesty
Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester Injured in Fall
Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester suffered a collar bone injury when his horse slipped and fell during a game in Vancouver. Official updates say his condition is reported as good and stable after the incident on Tuesday.
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Vancouver
Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester
Suere
Reparation Debate in Reichstag Ends With Walkout
In the Foreign Committee of the Reichstag wild scenes erupted during the debate on the nationalist motion to reject the reparation agreement. The motion was heavily defeated as the nationalist group walked out en masse amid calls for immediate evacuation of the Rhineland.
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Berlan
Foreign Committee
Retchatag
Germany
Sircasemany
Labour Cabinet Possibility Includes Non-Party Men
London reports state Labour may form a cabinet with non party figures. The King will see Ramsay MacDonald tomorrow as speculation grows over foreign office and lord chancellor appointments. Results from Orkney and Shetland show Liberal candidate Hamilton winning, while MacDonald meets with party leaders in Hampstead amid cabinet speculation.
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Ramsay Macdonald
Viscount Cecil
Foreign Office
Lord Finlay
Daily Telegraph
Macdonald
Ofice
League of Nations
Labour
Britain
Geneva
Orkney
Shetland
Robert Hamilton
Major @penver
Hampstead
Morers
J. H. Thomas
Phillip Snowden
Arthur Henderson
J. Clynes
Windsor
Mr. Mcdonald
Tila
Mcdonald
Labour Executive
Lemorrow
Experts Agree Paris to Pause Owen Young Plan
Reparations experts endorse a unanimous report on German proposals but urge delaying the Owen Young plan until belated hernia negotiations on the merk qv fon are completed. Talks proceed immediately.
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Paris
Owen Young
Baldwin’s Quiet London Visit to Windsor Amidst Court Scrutiny
Mr Baldwin left 10 Downing Street by the back gate then slipped into Windsor Castle with little notice. He entered during a changing of the guard and met Princess Elizabeth as well as Lord Stamfordham before being ushered to the King's bedchamber for a half hour. The monarch reportedly deemed him unfit for a second interview and remains unsettled by the strain.
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Mr. Baldwin
Downing Street
Windsor Castle
Mr Baldwin
Eizabeth
Inga
Baldwin
Lord Stamfordham
MENACE FOR 25 CENTURIES VEANING VESUVIUS ERUPTIONS AND HISTORIC DESTRUCTION
Longstanding threat of Vesuvius described with eruptions from AD 78 destroying Herculaneum Pompeii and Strabial Barrier. Observatories kept by Neapolitan government monitor phases and forecast activity. A cog railway to the crater mouth may reach 160 yards, operated by Thomas Cook and Son.
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Veruvive
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Tian Larache
Willie
Thos, Cook and
Rona
Cruelty to Animals Station Owner Fined
At Pirrwood Police Court J M Elder, Merriwa station owner, faced cruelty charges for ill treating ewes at Merriwa and Mlemineton in late April and early May. Constable Willis called it one of the worst cases seen. many ewes died or were killed after lambing. The magistrate noted the maximum penalty was only five pounds as he imposed a fine.
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Sydney
Pirrwood
J. M. Elder
Merriwe
Wes
Mlemineton
Willis
Merriwa
Yorda
Wan J. M. Elder
Etme
Hull
Oversea Freight Central Ship Committee Formed
The Oversea Shipping Conference delegates plan to form the central shige Pig committee with headquarters in Bydenes. Representatives of State shipping committees will be selected under a proposal from the conference. Mr T. Al Parkes, president of the New South Wales Chamber of Commerce, is believed to have convened a meeting for June 14.
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Bydnry
T. al Parkes
New South Wajen Chamber of Commerce
Hoover Praises Reparations Experts Work
President Hoover expressed satisfaction with the experts committee of reparations, calling their conclusion a map toward restoring international confidence and stability. The New York World urged Europe to gain 10 years free from reparations irritation, praising American experts for an indispensable part in today’s successful unnecolation and urging national celebration.
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Washington
Hoover
Owen Young
New York World
Europe
French Tennis In A Class Apart
Daily Telegraph correspondent Wallin Myers reports at the French championships that French men show clear superiority in all court technique. Lacoste Cochet and Horatia balance with strong play, while American contenders remain more aggressive but less versatile overall.
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London
Wallin Myers
The
Daily Telegraph
Lacoste
Cochet
Horatia
Peace and Employment Ministry Rumors in Daily Herald
The Daily Herald says Mo Ktameay Macdonald may form a Peace and Employment Government with a Minister of Unemployment handling work schemes and coordination. It speculates on Macdonald’s Sept plan, possibly staying at Hampstead and not taking Downing Street, as Cabinet is formed.
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London
Daily Herald
Mo. Ktameay Macdonald
Herald
Macdonald
Downing Street
Hampstead
T la
Lesliemouth
Informal Votes Case in Burnie Police Court
Robert Campbell and William Turtridge publishers of the Circular Head Chronicle faced charges under the Federal Electoral Act for a news article claiming voting was compulsory but no more than drinking. The Crown pressed light penalties. Partridge paid costs 6/6, Campbell convicted with costs retained.
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Hodart
Burnie
Robert Campbell
Wiliam Turtridge
Circular Head Chronicle
Partridge
Campbell
Chapman Prefers Short Tests for England Tour
A R Chapman captain of the English Eleven, returning from a tour of Australia via Auckland, dismisses rumors of settling in New Zealand. He urges limiting tests to two days per match and favors a two-day gap for the next England Australia series, with the decisive match to be played at the end.
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Aydney
A. FR. Chapman
Australia
Auckland
Egeland
Famerland
Austoalia
Tom Mitel
Rhodey declines Supreme Court judgeship due to age
Rydney states at 69 he cannot accept the Supreme Court judgeship and wonders if he is too old for the job. He suggests Creto would be better suited as a younger successor to Justice Campbell.
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Rydney
Drisesenden
Justice Campbell
Supreme Court
Special Arrangement Heaters World Service Rights Reserved
In addition to other special services of fonf coronant bem, the compilation of the over ern inicligvererd in this bear and all rights therein in Australia New Zealand are reserved.
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Heaters World Service
Fonf Coronant Bem
Austaliand
New Zealand
Soviet Moves on Trade and War Risk Rise
The piece notes renewed push by merit of Labour to take office as a prelude to resuming diplomatic ties with Britain. It warns Maoist dangers and emphasizes the need for Soviet focus on economic development amid possible conflict.
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Vnoscow Tuemiay
Marcdonald
Britain
Air Memorial Tenth Anniversary Plans for Trans Atlantic Flight
A London luncheon next week marks the tenth anniversary of Sir John Alcock and Sir Arthur Whitten Brown's June 14 1919 trans Atlantic flight. Proposals include a permanent memorial obelisk at the Newfoundland starting point and the Irish finishing point. No special anniversary flight is planned.
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London
Tuessay
Per Ipanent
John Alcock
Arthur Whitten Brown
Newfoundland
Ireland
Pitomi
Pastoral Outlook in Cooma District Sees Strong Feed
Cooma district reports good grazing with ample grasses and life in herbage. Stock in excellent condition with many fattening consignments to Sydney market. Mountain areas report heavy snowfall while mild showers could ward off frosts and sustain winter pastures.
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Cooma
HM. OM
Stemnfeld
Aiock
Sydney
Scratching Byndey in Vietnamese National Hurdle
Rongift was scratched for the V jlorian Urand National Hurdle on Wednesday. The scratch removes Rongift from the lineup, affecting the event field and betting odds.
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Bydney
Rongift
Parliament to Sit Early in July for Industrial Reform
Canberra reports Parliament will convene in July about three weeks earlier than planned. The agenda includes repeals of existing industrial laws and changes to shift arbitration control to the states. Cabinet aims to finalise maritime industry laws soon and the Treasurer expects to publish final figures in August.
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Canberra
Governor's aide sought to mediate coal dispute
Maitland coal mining districts MLA W F Hearn called on Governor Sir Dudley de Chair at Government House to seek mediation. The Governor indicated he would discuss the matter with his Ministers.
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Rydney
W. F. Hearn
M.L.A
Maitland
Dudley de l
Government House
Todiny
Hla
Miners Agree to Talks If Wages Not Raised
A deputation from Cessnock miners met with miners representatives and agreed to confer with the owners only if the wage reduction issue is not raised. The conference concluded with the condition that wage cuts would not be discussed.
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Bydney
Cessnock Bualhens
City Council Aims to Feed Hungry in Melbourne
Melbourne officials vow to prevent hunger with a new diet plan crafted by health advisers. The program, costing about one sixth of a day’s wage, will be distributed soon to the needy.
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Melbourne
Huncl Hewth
Traders' Distress on Melbourne Waterfront
On the Melbourne waterfront, Premier Sir William McPherson expressed sympathy for traders ruined by foreign volunteer laborers displaced by the last strike. The protesters urged the Commonwealth to favor professional sailors. They claimed foreign workers sent savings abroad and the Premier pledged to pursue possible remedies.
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Melbourne
Wesdnesday
William McPhor- Utalion
Port Melbourne
Commonwealth
Kforegnors
Radera
Struck Off Rolls Solicitor Lionel McDonnell
The Full Court on Wednesday ordered Lionel William McDonnell struck off the roll of solicitors. He was accused of misappropriating funds entrusted for investment, including £1200 connected to Mr Eckford, with failures to invest both sums as required.
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Bydney
Lionel William McDoneld
Cook
Eckford
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