Latham Proposes Quantitative Disarmament Basis At Lausanne
Mr Latham representing Australia submits to the Disarmament Conference a plan for quantitative disarmament with a fixed term and a follow up conference. He argues for a fixed period of limitation and argues that future actions by agreement should be limited to a set term before review. The proposal aims to prevent rearmament while pushing toward broader arms reduction.
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Lausanne
Latham
Australia
Arthir
Fartinus
Tompeinen
Anglo Irish differences show De Valera s Tribune slights
Irish premier De Valera accuses imperial tribunal of bias as differences with Britain widen. He warns Ottawa talks may fail if Britain refuses terms and claims the tribunal would load the dice against Ireland.
Britain rejects Irish terms as De Valera dispute deepens
London Saturday reports Dominions Secretary J H Thomas stating Britain will not sign any agreement with Ireland while De Valera refuses arbitration and insists on extra payments. Prefences to the Irish Free State cease November 18 unless new terms are agreed. Thomas warns Ireland must decide on Commonwealth responsibilities as tensions grow.
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London
Dominions
J. H. Thomas
House of Commons
de Valers
Thomas
Britain
Irish Free State
Ireland
Iater
Rugby
de Valera
Empire
Commone
Mtr
Jos
Weile
Britila
Thomas Aula
Dinewsalans
Tealand
Ateus
Dy Valera
Boyd Coorg
Aignafotien
Brian
Suifort
Det “Yatern
Fleussha
Ivelinds
Hritix Commonwealth
Baturdar
Lloyd George
Ninhlas
Moscow
Jo Vasiolin
Jair
Britain asks powers to wipe war debts at Lausanne talks
Britain proposes a universal cancellation of war debts and reparations if all major powers agree, while France opposes swift action. Neville Chamberlain says only radical measures can restore credit and confidence, with Germany and others weighing in. The Lausanne conference draws mixed support, and Australia notes limited impact until the conference date.
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London
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
M. Herriot
von Papen
Germany
Mr. Chamberlain
Lausanne
Chamberlais
Total Wreck Fears for Ferndale
Algiers, Saturday. Ferndale salvage efforts underway after the steamer ran aground on rocks near Ferndale. The cargo includes wool valued at multiple thousands. 13 crew stay aboard, engine room holed, tow attempts by other vessels ongoing as rescue and salvage operations proceed amid uncertain outcome.
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Algiers
Jon Tee
Balten
Ceporia
Latham backs debt cancellation amid global talks
Reported remarks from Australian Attorney General Tay Taam describe mixed outcomes at the four month old Denueve Conference. He notes nations debate economic revival strategies while warning against mutual concessions that could harm domestic revenue and inflation control. The briefing cites Japan, Portugal, and others as observers, with various authorities forecasting gradual improvement rather than bold shifts.
Britain Pushes End of Wedge in War Debates
Fragmented report outlines Britain’s push on a policy wedge amid talks on compensation and payments. It notes a range of figures for German and Italian wartime settlements, with references to Allied and Australian positions and a Financial Adviser’s explanation of Australia’s stance on reparations and wartime dues.
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Italy
Caily
Britain
Adatralia
J. St. Comate
Amie Sla
Aumtratt
French Cabinet Backs Premier in TARIS Support
The French Cabinet approved M. Harriot's stance amid tensions over European settlement with America. He told reporters the government sought stronger enforcement and subordination of European accord, while maintaining relations with Britain and Vienna.
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Taris
M. Herriott
Geneve
Lavimanne
M. Harriott
Balaanne
America
Overthrow Chilean Junta Sparks Brief Counter Revolt
Fragmented report describes a dramatic Chilean counter revolt as the army captures leaders and prompts resignations. It notes factions backing Communism and a new social republic to follow the June 4 revolt, with discussions of foreign intervention and palace assault implications.
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Bantiago
Chile
Saruntay
Nociuttat
Javerihnrawn
Caniel Marmaduke Sirove
Senor
Carlar Tiavila Omunday
Wan Yakett
Leasm Shuie
Eugenio Malte
Henri Fayila
Jmnth
Sinnr Davis
Albert Cabero
Mastero
Kautical Party
Pdm
Henop Notnuce Cardwine
Pywlerwte
Planet Grove
Cricket Trial in Manchester Amid Uncertain Weather
A cricket trial began in Manchester on Saturday with sparse attendance as weather and vague spellings cloud reports. Players including Woolley, Larwood, Mitchell Allen, and Paynter are listed in unclear scoring, with O'Connor not out and Cook not out amid conjecture on final scores.
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Lontion
Telat
North Nod
Manchester
Beorns
North Woolley
Larwood
Mitchell Allen
Duleepsinghil
Paynter
Wwe
Yorn O'Connor
Cook
MU Anatratta maker reduces tarin on Bilijah production
The report notes a veterinary product called Anatratta and efforts by MU to reduce taritin in Bilijah manufacturing. It mentions careful weighing of the mut and describes disadvantages of tape food and potential prejudices against foreign sunrkeba.
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Anatratta
Bilijah
Mont Br
Sunrkeba
Crawford Triumph In London Queen's Club Tennis Event
Crawford wins singles at London Queen's Club Championship defeating Ming 14 6 2 In doubles Hopman and Crawford take title over rivals MI and Sato In mixed Crawford and Mes lose 6 4 11 9 Women doubles winners are Herpes and Ming Hultrey Crawford and wife face controversy with mixed matches and late rally collapse by Crawford on his service game
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London
Barmniay
Crarford
Queen's Club
Timmwe
Aly Grawford
Hopman
Sato
Fehry Wel
Crawford
Herpes
Ming Hultrey
Anthony Viking
Lova
Lloyd George Supports Government Amid Irish Treaty Debate
London report details Lloyd George defending the government over Ireland and the 1921 treaty. He argues Britain kept faith, Ireland faces tariff disputes, and warns against harming the Commonwealth. Debates touch on Russian trials by plane and crop strategies impacting harvests.
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de Valera
Lloyd George
Britain
Ireland
de Valeri
Waa
Hellain
Lloyd George on land annuities and freedom
In debates on land annuities, Lloyd George criticizes terms while Labour’s Lansbury backs impartial arbitration. Churchill and Devlin spar over Northern Ireland, Southern Ireland costs, and a plan to settle the issue through arbitration, with calls to avoid harming Britain and to balance national debt.
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Lloyd George
de Yue
T Howe
Naypans
Britain
Labour Party
J . Lansbury
Sommons
Alatet
Labour
Estorring
Tesperiel Nai
Britaly
Devlin
Northern Ireland
Noroners Ireland
Fein
Boutham
My. Churchill
Sorthern Ireland Teats
Mr. Devlin
Ireland
Churchill
Thomas Neddad
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Menaulen
Hoeviot
Kramer Neull
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Hutton
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Ferndale
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Polley Ami
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Commonwealth
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Diawa
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Mitchell Faraini
Rot Lepin
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