Dog in the Manger Policy Sparks Canberra Hotel Debate
Mrs Gall urged the Advisory Council to oppose competition in the hotel sector, accusing the Government of reluctance to approve Aiion motel plans. Mr Gell cited a ministerial letter denying these proposals and maintaining Government control, arguing there was steady demand for licensing.
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Anterra
Fr. K. Gall
Advisory Council
Wih Wae
Gell
Polly
Wen
Wellington
Geil
Ininkeatoy
Disaster Strikes Bay of Biscay Steamship Sixty Dead
A French excursion steamer Saint Philbert bound for Nantes with hundreds aboard foundered in a fierce Bay of Biscay storm. Only nine survivors rescued. many bodies recovered at Saint-Nazaire as frantic crowds awaited news. Police and crews battled hysteria while officials assess total fatalities.
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London
England
France
Cape de
Ratte
Nator Tian Wan
Mantea
Lake
Ast-les-Balna
Dunkirk
Resignation of Lysaght Follows Assembly Incident
Sydney Monday report states Attorney General Mr Lysaght resigned from the State Cabinet after last Wednesday's incident in the Legislative Assembly. Premier Lang declined comment. Bhannon (Labour) questioned direct action and Governor’s letters amid controversy over abolition of the Tipper House bill and referendum.
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Sydney
Islative Assembly
Mr. Lysaght
Lang
Lymaght
Tr. Bhannon
Labour
Tiynaght
Dakenage
Philip
Phillip
Mc Bhannon
Rip Phillip
New South Wales
Lysaght
Shannon
Salid
Howse
Justice
Tamarro
Lytught
McKell
Sly
Industry
McGier
Holloway Aims for Selection in Melbourne Ballot
In Melbourne on Monday the Labour party ballot shows Mr Holloway as the favored candidate for selection. A statement by Mr Colt notes the aim to avoid misinterpretation of the letter and mentions potential leasing of hotel property. The government cautions about profits and the leasing of unoccupied buildings amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Melbourne
Melhoure
HJ. Holloway
Fanntate
Hotel Aviaire
Colt
Sonning
Guedia
A.E. Ctabiianment
Mr. Gell
Legislation for Economy Plan Moves Forward
A large team of public servants labors on gas legislation and economy measures in Coll pressire. The Prime Minister is pressed for time and cannot meet newspaper representatives. Debate on urgent legislation, tariff questions, and other items will unfold after this week’s House proceedings. The Bring Minister will brief representatives on the need to adopt the economy plan.
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Al.p
Tender System Abolition Refused Memorandum
A memorandum from the Home Affairs Department to the Kavinrry Council states that we had not been the general penstive. It notes that four blocks at Duptroon Hawket were torn recently and that the system should not be adopted in the disposal of band.
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Kavinrry
Duptroon
Winds and Floods Devastate Birmingham and Surroundings
Sudden winds and floods smashed homes in Birmingham region. A whirl wind killed an elderly woman and injured ten as houses collapsed and bricks rained down. Boarkhill severe wind damaged twelve houses. Two houses were struck by lightning, fires started, and a river rose seven feet at Cheltenham flooding hundreds of homes. Streets flooded at Minckpool, tramways halted, and Leeds thunderstorm produced a vivid meteorological display. An official of the Birmingham Observatory noted the largest barometric variation in memory.
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Torrie
Bria
Boarkhill
France
Quatre
Bevern
Cheltenham
Minckpool
Leeds
Aery Ball
Birmingham Observatory
Government Gazette Proclaims 44 Hour Act Extended
A special government issue extends the 44 hours act provisions for twelve more months from June 16. Discussion covers the Upper House abolition, referendum need, and potential ministerial reshuffles involving Lysaght, McKell, and others as the Privy Council appeal looms.
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Sydney
Disaster at Sea After Steamer Capsizing and Losses
Rescue efforts followed as waves overwhelmed passengers and crew. Survivors recountlifeboats capsizing while a tugboat brought one Austrian survivor, with many others lost at sea amid roiling surf and fear. The Philbert foundered in heavy seas, throwing passengers into the water and killing several as a steamer’s crew battled wreck and wreckage.
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Philbert
Than
Berthy
Jon
Hin
Abip
Pornie
P. Fillnek
Saint Nasare
Amethee
Janagera
Plane crash kills two in Vernon windstorm raid
A British private monoplane was swept up in a whirlwind near Vernsaull. Pilot Harold Brock and passenger James Hobertson were killed in the accident.
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Touquet
Vernsaull
Harold Brock
James Hobertson
Gold shipment plan to meet treasury bills urged in Parliament
Government aims to introduce urgent legislation to authorize dispatch of 5 million pounds in gold to London after Senate rejection of the Commonwealth Bank Bill. Opposition support expected. Melbourne plan linked, Treasurer seeks early House leave.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
London
Senate
Commonwealth Bank
Peaceful Aims and Briand Policy Debate in Paris
In Paris on Sunday, Briand and allies voiced peaceful aims and urged concerted action toward world peace. They warned against undermining humanity’s rights and stressed that France should remain committed to the peace plan despite factional misunderstandings. The European Union was noted as a strong factor, with calls for caution to avoid provoking new tensions while sustaining the peace effort.
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Paris
Bunday
Addronaine
M.ariamd
France
Organisation of Peace
Germany
European Union
Nautilus Disabled In Mid Atlantic Rescue Efforts
Fragmented naval dispatches report the submarine Nautilus disabled in the mid Atlantic. United States ships Arkanaan and Wyoming stand by to tow, while battery and engine failures limit its ability to maneuver. Communication later expected as repairs proceed.
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Viner
Masretania
Otfwe Ronmein
United Rates
Arkanaan
Wyoming
Nautila
Menage
Betitosb
Manos
Navy
Hunday
Maynacht
Strike Riots at Roubsix Stir Communist City
Riot incidents erupt as Communist demonstrators clash with police in Roubsix. Reported looting, damage to shops and barricaded barracks prompt firefighting efforts. Cavalry arrives amid volleys of insults. authorities report around forty arrests.
European Grand Prix triumph at Parim Rand aef race
English players win European Grand Prix at Parim Rand aef. Alto Romeo driven by Mir Beneyirkin and Marlo Hows clinches the win ahead of Wall Barnes. A Mercedon Monn placed second and 5 Talbot finished third amid unclear results and missing data.
Collision at Sea Sinks Vessel Near Ushant
A collision between the vessels Rochandeau and Unoharia off Ushant caused the Unoharia to sink immediately. The rearue picked up 29 crewmen, while the Unoharia sustained slight damage.
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Parta
Aunday
Baby Health Centre Refused for Neethara Suburbs
The Director-General of Bivadth Dr Cumyaiin stated no steps would be taken to establish a baby health clinic in City. The Council opposed the proposed facility, noting opposition to the project and calling the plan unsuited to the area.
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Cumyaiin
City
Cty
Flood Danger Serious In Victoria Markets By Boat
Heavy rains over the weekend threaten flood danger in Victoria. The Murray River at Woodend was rising this morning, cutting towns from supply lines. Farmers are using boats to move produce to factories as waterways fail.
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Victoria
Bydney
Monty
Murray
Woddwen
Wantarn
New Captain for English Eleven Praised by Tate
London report on Maurice Tate praising the appointment of a new captain for English Eleven. Mentions Jarving Ms and a match against New Zealand. Discusses expectations, team plans, and possible future tests with a cautious outlook on a young squad.
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English Eleven
Tate
London
Maurice Tate
Aynoki
Wmptati
New Zealand
Aterman
New Hasland
Veterefa
Kesuila
Alleged Inhumanity At Devil's Isle Convicts and Veterans
Fragmentary account cites alleged cruel treatment of convicts at Devil's Isle and notes veterans of a war who returned in honor. It mentions baptisms of fire, the Forvien Lagion, and a controversial armistice context with survivors seeking marble memorials and return of uniforms.
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Panis
Devire
Mont Niuman
New Liquor Ordinance Amends Law In City
The special Government Gazette issue presents an amended Liquor Ordinance. It deletes a case license provision for Grain Districts and adds grounds for objection by petition. Objections may cite proximity to hospitals schools or places of worship and potential disturbance to public order in the district affected.
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Government Gazette
Pramlnea
Wormht
Canvassers’ Statement Says No Intent to Alter Ordinance
The canvassers state there is no knowledge of any plan to alter the existing ordinance. Officials emphasize careful review and public transparency to address concerns raised by residents and ensure compliance with legal standards. The review period continues with no proposed changes documented at this time.
Petitioners Seek Liquor License Amendment At Manchus
A joint statement by residents opposing a liquor license at Manchus details canvassing efforts and objections. They state they acted without knowledge of ordinance amendments and doubt government attention to the case, urging personal presentation of the petition. They claim no prior knowledge of the amendment and emphasize acting in the community’s best interests.
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Canberra
Licenaleit
Viecourt
No Leakage Minister's Statement On Liquor Amendments
The Minister for Home announces a statement on proposed liquor amendments. Officials say the review focuses on control measures and enforcement. Details remain limited as minutes will be released for further discussion.
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Praca
Hubert Witking
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