Labour wiped out as United Parties win NSW election
In Sydney a landslide for the United Australia Party and UCP ends Labour's hold with at least 30 Labour MPs defeated including five ex Ministers. Early Auburn counts sparked excitement as Coleman led Lang before the former premier narrowed the margin. Party tallies project UAP 40, UCP 23, Unity 2, Labour 25 with no Federal Labour member returned.
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Sydney
Labour Party
United Australia Party
U.C.P
Labour
Auburn
Coleman
Lang
Lang Speaks His Opinion of Defeat at 4am Poll
A fragmented report quotes Mr Lang discussing defeat and suppression in a Melbourne style political dispute. It cites Labour figures denouncing the policy and warning of Communism’s rise, urging Labour unity to rebuild after Lang’s influence.
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Ud-1
Suppresson J
Metro- Pollan
Labour Movement
Rec
W. J. Calbourne
Tang
Birrett
Australia
Meaney
Garden
Gravix
Grant
New South Wu
Langiam
Jangiem
Rechlin
Labour
Palley
Easy Victories in Country Parties Across Regions
Country party victories by substantial majorities were recorded at Armidale and other districts. Speakers include D. H. Drummond in Byron, A. E. Budd in Casino, J. T. Raid in Glanora, A. 8. Henry, A. E. Buttenahaw in Lismore, W. Missingham in Livernes, H. C. Carter in Plaina, A. 8. Vincent Tarmworth, F. A. Chaffey, M. F. Brunner in Tanterfield and M. Kilpatrick in Wemge.
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Country Party
Armidale
D. H. Drummond Byron
A. E. Budd
Casino
J.T. Raid
Glaranca
Henry
Lachlan
A. E. Buttenahaw
Lismore
Wot. Missingham Livernes
Plaina
H.C. Carter
Ralaigh
Vincent Tarmworth
F. A. Chaffey
Tanterfield
M. F. Brunner
Wemge
M. Kilpatrick
United Australia Party Members Listed by Districts
A list of United Australia Party figures appears with names and districts including Burwood Sir Thomas Henley Gordon Hornaby J Bavin Lane Cove HF Fitzsimons Manly A Reid Mosman H W Lloyd Nepean G duckean Neutral Bay RD Weaver Daley LO Martin Booth Coan H J Bete Vawoluaear WF Feater Willetrubby E Landers Woellahra Danini Lavy.
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ML. Jarvis
Burwood
Thomas Henley
Gordon
TR. Bavin
Hornaby
Shand
Lane Cove
Fitzsimons
Manly
A. E. Reid
Mosman
H.W. Lloyd
Nepean
Duckean
Neutral Bay
Weaver
H. J. Bete
Vawoluaear
Feater
Willetrubby
E. Landers
Woellahra
Air Danini Lavy
Fate of Lang Labour Ministry Amid Defeats
Fragmented counts show Labour figures in Lang sector facing multiple defeats. Names such as Mr Mark Geeling and Mr D Lemare appear with reduced majorities, indicating a sliding vote. Other incumbents like Mr J M Tully and Mr W Caviee also trend toward defeat amidst a broader swing.
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Bang
Mark Qeeling
Ity Igle Baddeley
Majesty Fe Eet
Maerity
Ate
D. Lemare
J. M. Tully
Mir WF. Duna
Mal Videorem
Mm W. Caviee
W. Ot. Ely
Ine
Integrity Wins Stev en On The Result Sydney
The article proclaims a nationwide demonstration of integrity and unity in New South Wales following an election. Leaders emphasize a return to public virtue, restoration of production, commerce, and finance, and pledge co operation with other states to form a united team. The piece frames the vote as a ratifying message of confidence and a pledge to avoid civil strife.
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Sydney
Wromler
Stevenay
New South Wales
Conlinis
Bert
New South Wales Vows Prosperity Through Unity and Reform
A historic public address proclaims NSW resolve to solvency and self reliance. Leaders credit cross party efforts and voters for victory over corruption and misrule. The speaker pledges renewed effort, reforms, and confidence in an early return to prosperity, calling for unity across parties and the people. The speech frames this as a national achievement with global significance.
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Diaunion
Ivarder
New South Wales
Aqaina
Cowsri
Abecia
Ter
Ua.u
Beisener
Colone
May Collemgven
Cabinet Forecast for Next Three Years
A view outlines forming a 12 member cabinet to manage state affairs over the coming three years. It suggests retaining most ministers from the current government with minor changes and possible reappointment of the former attorney general. It also notes potential appointments to positions such as Speaker and Committee Chairman to utilize senior experience.
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Hievend - Beusner
Rinermency
Greneral
Foyer
Anas
Emergyngy
Playfair
Srethewan
Bpeakar
Nares
Mineturbarm
Mar
Eve
Queensland tide turns as Labour likely to gain majority
Sunday report shows Moore Government defeated in Queensland general election with Labour at 32 seats in a 62 seat House and a potential gain to 33 if several doubtful electorates swing. Possible losses include Hamilton contest and seats held by deputy premier King and mines minister Atherton.
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Brisbane
Moore
Ipswich
Toowcombe
Maryborough
Labour
Cook
Kennedy
Keppel
Port Cu Carmarvon
Logan
Moore Party
Port Curtin
Hamilton
King
Mines
Atherton
Lang
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Britain urged to declare reparations stance in Times editorial
London editors argue Britain should proclaim its stance on reparations and insist on cancellation if others renounce claims. The Times stresses urgency as Lausanne conference nears and Hoover deadline looms. With America absent, experts debate legal cancellation of intergovernmental debts to preserve European stability and speed eventual cancellation.
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London
Britain
Times
Mary
M. Herriot
MacDonald
John Himon
Europe
Paria
America
British and French confer on Europe water crisis
British and French leaders met in Paris over the weekend to discuss possible legal cancellations affecting European water, with Herriot and Ramsay MacDonald expected to continue talks. Governmental ministers resist payment for presence and debate practicalities and justice of swift cancellations amid German tensions.
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Saturany
M. Herriot
Ramsay Mayonald
Teneva
Paris Toomorrow
Flat Tragedy in London Society Woman Faces Murder Charge
London crowds gathered at Westminster Police Court as Mrs Elvira Barney a famed society figure faced trial for the murder of Thomas Stephen found shot at her flat. A neighbour heard heated exchanges and last words followed by requests for a doctor as police and medical staff described the scene. Barney remained in custody awaiting further proceedings scheduled for June 15.
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London
Westminster Police Court
Elvira Barney
Thomas Stephen
Barney Atteain
Barry
Barney
Amyleg
Saito Cabinet Faces Threat of Split Over Diet Move
In Tokio a near split within the Beluke Party was averted as the government agrees to a September special diet for tariff relief. Beluke monetary revision and devaluation proposals are postponed due to Cabinet opposition.
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Tokio
Taturday
Belyuke Party
Saito
Belyuke
Deteres
Mine Managers Fatally Camed at Millarton Mine
Edward Potter underground manager died while trying to rescue colleague William Lowden who collapsed entering a water-pipe area. A recovery party found both bodies. Landes and Pishar also noted as deceased, widow and three children among the bereaved. Britain defeats Poland to qualify for the Davis Cup.
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Wrllington
Bunday
Edward Potter
Millarton
William Lowden
Gma Mike
Landes
Pishar
Unknown athlete runs three 100 metres at Metinmal Cole plate
A garbled report notes Ralph Meteaus of Maravatte Aate versity Newts runner completing three 100 metre sprints in a line, with expectation he may represent Maton at the Olympic Games.
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Batursar
Ralph Meteaus
Maravatte Aateversity
Sarge
Metinnal Cole
Ube
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