Reparations Experts Sign Agreement In Paris
Paris reports that reparations experts signed an agreement outlining Britain's and Dominions' shares and Germany's burden for 60 years under the Dawes Young plan framework. Britain would receive funds tied to German payments while a fixed annuity for Germany would begin after an agreed delay with international oversight.
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Paris
Balarding
Germany
Britain
International Bank
France
Fteches
Costa
Army Oroupalion
German loans and US credit markets amid European settlement
An American credit report review discusses how German bonds and proposed settlements could influence European financial ties and U S lending. Officials differ with one warning that implications may affect coalitions and capital flows to Latin America and Canada after years of heavy borrowing.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Vial
Latin
America
Canada
United Staten
Amanullah to Take Up Farming After Departure
Amanullah and his wife will leave Bombay for Calcutta on June 22. The former Afghan king plans to take up farming after returning from a European hospital where their daughter was born recently in Bombay. Both parents are in good health.
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Calcutta
Afghanistan
Amanullah
Bombay
Taly
New 100 Yard Record Set at Mitomal Meet
The Associated Press reports Kimpeon of Ohio Blaze University set a new 100 yard dash mark finishing in 92.5 seconds at the Mitomal athletic contest in Chicago. Australasian teams were noted in the event with various times.
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Chicago
Associated Ren
Kimpeon
Ohio Blaze University
Mitomal
Kerwin Feature Set Published Amid Rights Reserved
Special arrangement items featuring Kerwin and 78 ticiligr are published in ties fas with all rights reserved in Australia and New Zealand. The notice states rights reside with the publisher and regional protections apply.
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New Zealand
New British Cabinet Seals of Office at Windsor
Members of the new British Cabinet traveled to Windsor for the first Privy Council meeting. The king swore in non-members including Miss Bondfeld, the council’s first woman member. Each received the seal of office and kissed the King’s hand.
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London
Windsor
The
Castle
Wes
Privy Council
Miss Bondfeld
Rate Appeals Amendment of Ordinance for City Views
A deputation from City Area Lessers Association and Juhite Service Welfare Committees seeks to present views on an amended ordinance before the Government. Deputy Senator McLachlan and representatives look to place leased valuations before the Minister for Home Affairs Mr Abbott, with arrangements to meet this morning.
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City Area Lessers' Association
Juhite Service Welfare Commmitiles
Eater
McLunchlan
Tien
Council of the
City Area Letters’ Association
Gas Supply Failure Strikes Sydney Suburbs
Sydney suburbs endured gas outages last night and into today as a supply failure disrupted service. Officials from the Australian Gaslight Company blamed the faulty coal net and the resulting tire quench for the breakdown.
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Sydney
Ollicinin
Australian Gunlight Coy
Labour Cabinet Members Named in 1929 Ministry
The Labour Cabinet lists key posts with Ramsay MacDonald as Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury. Other senior roles include Philip Snowden as Chancellor, Arthur Henderson Foreign Secretary, J R Clynes Home Secretary, and Wedgwood Benn for India.
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Labour
the Treasury
Ramsay MacDonald
Philip Snowden
Arthur Henderson
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Sidney Webb
Council
Lord Parmoor
Lord Justice Sankey
J. R. Clynes
India
Captain Wedgwood Benn
Thomas Shaw
Lord Thomson
A. Greenwood
Miss. M. Bondfield
Agriculture
Noel Buxton
the Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
Board of Education
Mr. W. Graham
G. Lansbury
Coal stoppage picketing drives engine drivers' withdrawal
Engine drivers decide to withdraw services amid a coal stoppage and colliery picketing, as miners press for action. The move follows worsening shortages and industrial tensions affecting supply and transport.
Coal stoppage escalates as miners set to picket pits
Police stationed at pits as thousands of miners gear up to blockade most collieries on the New South Wales Newcastle and Maitland fields. Drivers union backs withdrawal of workers, heightening a crisis tied to the Royal Commission on the Coal Industry opening its inquiry.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Maitland
Engine Drivers’ and Firemen's Association
Royal Commission On the Coal Industry
Withdrawal of All Engine Drivers in Newcastle
A meeting of the Northern branch of the Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association carried a motion to withdraw from all collieries in the district. The general secretary urged that the Government must be forced to settle the dispute by a complete shutdown of mines and a halt to supply. A further meeting of the federation council is planned for Wednesday.
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Newcastle
Feshepatort
Iny
Obreno Hien
Blute
Gener
J. O' Atking
Council of the Federation
Wednemlay Nest
Coal Inquiry Opens Today In South Australia
The Toyo Commission begins hearings in Saydunes to examine coal industry issues. Mr Justice Davidson chairs the commission with IL W. Gepp and Dr Keith Ward leading the inquiry into production, export, nutrition, and related factors affecting the industry’s current state.
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Toyo
Saydunes
Cunmlastonesa
Justice Davidson
IL W. Gepp
Development and Migration Commission
Keith Ward
Chivernment Gedloght
South Australia
Cabinet seals exchanged as new ministers sworn in at Windsor
Members of the late cabinet gathered with King George V at Windsor to formalize the transfer of seals and swear in the new ministers. Ramsay MacDonald commented on the dignity of the occasion while the king, fatigued, delayed a planned departure. Photographers captured the moment as the ceremony proceeded and the privy council met.
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Bartier
Mi Rahlwin
Patchdrowe
Cmte
Effien
Ramsay McDonald
Windsor
Paddington
Branfordham
Privy Council
Kanway Marlonald
Strali
Arbitration debate in Melbourne on preserving the system
Labour leader J HM Beullin argues the current Federal Government aims to destroy arbitration. He says workers deserve a fair court while employers seek its abolition and urges amendments rather than abolition to keep arbitration intact. He cites Bruce Magee Government failures and conflicting awards.
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Melbourne
Bunday
J. HM. Beullin
Pedral Labour Party
Cuiety Theatre
Wen
Renson
Bruce-Mage
Wwe
Hrove
Hmber
Parliament Sets June 25 Meeting and Cabinet Swearing In
The report outlines Parliament's June 25 session with a Privy Council swearing in of new Cabinet members. It notes a planned July 2 opening with the King's speech, then adjournments through October when nonessential legislation will be introduced. Hints of Labour's challenge on power, unemployment relief, and international issues at the League of Nations Assembly are discussed.
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Personn MiMfculties
Pariianeny
Hameny Macdonald
League of Nations Assembly
Rhineland
Steelf
Sir Arthur Balfour
Air Stanley Machin
Brahn Corcoran
Labour
Corcor
Snowden
Reomarke
Hibernia
Mr Jarvie Expected to Resign in Bribery Inquiry
Reported in State Government circles the Royal Commissioner Fr Justice Ceawhdeon found Mr Jarvie a state member guilty of corruptly attempting to bribe a Minister. Criminal proceedings to be taken against Mr Jarvie and Mr Bieber with Crown Law preparing the case.
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Rnding
Justice Ceawhdeon
Jarvie
Lini
Twken Agimnt
Bieeben
Crown Law Department
Jarvie Han
Admk
CAPTAIN'S FLAT Railway Visit by NSW Parliament Public Works Committee
Members of the NSW Public Works Committee inspected the murky route of a proposed railway from a point 34 miles from Dungend to Captain's Flat. The inspection included a survey of the surrounding country and a visit to the Lake George Mine. The committee planned further hearings and route considerations.
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NSW
Dungenddare
Capteiotn
Thie
Lake Cheorge
Evelener
Eyan
Australian trade envoy arrives in Toronto for dairy industry talk
Mr. Haynes, Commonwealth Commissioner, arrived in Toronto to tour the country and address concerns that Pelic injuries from Australia could affect Canadian dairy industries. He plans to spend considerable time abroad to dispel these fears and promote trade relations.
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Toronto
Haynes
Commonwealth Tonmmisdoner
Lnjearte
Australia
Cwnadian Industries
Peril on Westerly Seas After Gale Rescue by Captain Cook
A fishing party from Narritwen But Club faced a dangerous gale off Long Live when winds hit 62 miles per hour. Four men Alexander Tritton Harry Taftlin George Beanwin Irvis William Fiery voyaged in a small boat and were blown seaward for over three hours. The Captain Cook pilot steamer reached the scene as seas moderated and the crew reached shore exhausted but safe.
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Mhey
Wremachver
Captain Cook
Cook
Mule strikes Sydney harbor area amid dust storm and damage
Clouds of dust accompany a rapid mule collision in Sydney causing damage to hoardings and property. Glass windows blow in while harbor vessels ground and are towed back to moorings by harbour trust officials after a chaotic incident with several barges and wharves affected.
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Sydney
Lanedon
Langdon
Mockworth
Das
Globo
Larbour Trust
Canberra Cabinet Delays Decisive Move Amid Cabinet Ties
The weeklong cabinet debate stretches into late April with Canberra’s future government unsettled. Ministers including Mr Abbott and Mr Cullett face tours and limited discussion as key decisions are deferred to upcoming meetings.
Broadcast Plan Keeps Fees Unchanged for Wireless Service
Government announces no reduction in wireless fees while new arrangements are tested. Contractors and government advisory committees will handle programming and ensure representation across sports education and culture.
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Montmucer-tjeners
Chovernment
Deadlock in Saskatchewan Election Shapes New Balance
Final returns show Liberals and Conservatives tied with 26 seats each in the Saskatchewan legislature. Four Progressive and four Independent members tilt the balance, handing control to a new coalition.
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Burlay
Saskatchewan Sewilature
Bolince
Ave Progressives
Daily Herald Praises Home Rule Ministry Coalition
The Daily Herald hails Home's new national government as a union of trades unions experts and cooperative leaders. It notes J H Thomas George Lanebury and Chowk Morley will focus on tackling postwar issues. The Daily Chronicle contrasts Labor's stronger field with 1924 praise and mentions Lord Justice Bankey's appointment.
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The
Daily Herald
Homewy Macdonalds
Journalieta
University En Mo Eoye
Faedorien
J. H. Thomas
George Lanebury
Mir Chowakl Morley
Mogment
the “Herald
Diane
Merril
Cronicle
Laber
Justice Bankey
British fashion of cross examination in German courts
A fragmented note discusses cross examination in German courts influenced by British practice. It mentions witnesses named by Andel and a Merlin law court, with lawyers observing and the judge acting as chief examiner, while noting the procedure's rare use and concerns about time wasted.
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Las Don
Baturiay
Andel
Merlin Law Court
Himerif
Visit to Canberra by Hopman and touring players
H Hopman the Davie Cup tennis leader is due in Canberra on June 2 to meet local players at the Canberra Tennis Association courts in Manuka. Mire Daphne Akharedi and Mina Rickerton, who recently toured the world, are planned to visit the capital on an early date, with organizers seeking to arrange for all three to arrive on the same day.
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H. Hopman
Canberra
Manuka
Mire Daphne Akharedi
Mina Rick ‘Erton
Aoan
Serecdathan J
Canlerra
Mopmen
Trotsky Applies for Medical Visa to England
Trotsky telegraphs to Turkish authorities and to a Pine Minister seeking urgent medical treatment in England and asks for permission from local authorities for travel. He cites need for personal supervision and a biography in England.
Lateran Treaty Ratified In Vatican Ceremony
In Rome Mussolini entered the Vatican for a ceremonial ratification of the Lateran Treaty. Guards posted at Vatican approaches, gates opened signaling peace between Church and State. The Italian finance minister presented Cardinal Gaspari with a cheque and bonds valued at 410,909 pounds and 556,250 pounds respectively.
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Rome
Mussolini
Vatican
Vaticanity
Church
Btate
Vatiean
Signor Monceni
Cardinal Gaspari
Mapal
Hank of Lly
Vatican recognition by United States unlikely soon
American diplomatic circles believe U S recognition of Vatican sovereignty is not imminent and exchanges of representatives are improbable. The State Department sees the issues as entirely different with American interests in the Vatican not justifying immediate diplomatic engagements.
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Washington
Vatican
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de AL Abbott
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