Wimbledon Australian Pairs Impress at Doubles
The Australian pair Crawford and Quiyt defeated a strong field in the doubles at Wimbledon. They beat Tir Crecha-Mlovnkinnn and Cana, then faced Heath and Spence McCivpill in the next match as Meyers notes the day’s surprise. Mey, Pabyan and others highlight the women’s doubles where Mey and Horn contest the title.
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London
Tusday
Sueceantul
Wimble
Crawford
Quiyt
Sisty
Tir Crecha-Mlovnkinnn
Cana
Helene
Nittal Stoi
Tod
Heath Arainet
J. Gut Tal Pb
Spence. McCivpill
Ays
Eile Myers
Nanking Tuesday Athletics Team Results Fragment
An unreadable OCR fragment from Nanking reports a series of race outcomes and participant names with scores and affiliations, mentioning multiple teams and individuals in a chaotic order. The legible bits include numbers like 8-8 and 6-1 alongside scattered place and person references, but the overall details are too garbled to extract a coherent event summary.
KETTING INQUIRY INTO INSURANCE SCHEME DETAILS
A fragmentary report notes an inquiry into an insurance scheme involving bookmakers and a discharged agent named Webster. The Newcastle inquiry references 11 book makers involved, with names and roles unclear, as details remain obscured by damaged text. The witness HL Bat bend Conmatie Avhton testified before the adjourned hearing.
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Newcastle
Werld Law Fund
Bank of France to Receive 130000 Credit from UK Bank
Paris reports a government loan agreement authorizing the Bank of France to advance credit of £130,000 to the French government. The move marks a major financial step as the nation awaits further measures and potential invitations tied to this credit arrangement.
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Paris
Tuexdey
Atte Tg
Atta
Bank of
France
Japan Applies Retaliation Laws from To-day
Reported by cable from Tokyo indicates Japan will defer applying retaliation laws to Australian goods until today. The Australian Trade Commissioner Langheld Loyd notes no clear Japanese intent has been communicated. The Commonwealth Government awaits further guidance as ministers maneuver amid potential multi million pound impact on trade and policy.
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Japan
Henry Gullett
Tokyo
Langheld Loyd
Japa
Man's death by own action may be police wanted
A brief notice states a man died by his own actions and police may seek him for fingerprints comparison. Authorities request officers compare fingerprints to identify the deceased and locate any missing person connections. The report emphasizes investigative steps rather than motive or circumstances.
Trade policy sparks wool debate in Australia parliament
Sydney parliament debate on the Commonwealth Government saffron wool policy fears Japan might curb demand for natural wool. Mr Muir warns of artificial wool competition, cites British textile protection, warns of economic impact on Australia. A special session urged to address vital issue.
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Sydney
Australia
Mal
U.A.P
Japan
Mair
Unite
Mate
Mr. Muir
In- Allende
Brisbane clue ties body to border town case
A mangled report from Brisbane references a body found near the Queensland border amid police activity. Authorities link the deceased to a man sought by the Byanay police as the search continues, with notes of a plate wear and throat mark appearing before disappearance.
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Wailingati
Queensland
Government Medical
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Mlorboed
Sreta Nagerinuon
Brent
Inter
Emperor sanctions ministerial retaliation ordinances
Tokyo reports the Emperor has sanctioned ministerial retaliation ordinances to be published in the official gazette and take immediate effect. The text of the ordinances will be made available tomorrow.
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Tokyo
Lodger Vote Bill Deferred by Legislative Council
After defeat and a third reading of the Local Government Amendment Bill, the Government will not push the measure this session. Minister Hawkins announced plans to restore it to the business paper for possible orders in July, as Cabinet debates continued.
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Sydney
Hawkins
At & Aperinl Menting Ff
Stydney Cooperation Bs
Melwure
London Favours Hosting the 1940 Olympic Games
Brief notices indicate London officials and committee members discuss London hosting the 1940 Olympic Games in England. Reports suggest interest from London and concerns about support from Australia and New Zealand amid global unease.
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Lair Percy
London
Hident
Int Garren Committee
England
Tokyo
Audiraila
Maw Zealand
Tablean
British ships in the Pacific questioned by House of Commons
London Tuesday reports the President of the Board of Trade stating that the UK Canada Australia and New Zealand governments asked the Imperial Shipping Committee to assess first the feasibility of British passenger and cargo services between Western Vancouver and Australia and New Zealand and second the likely financial outcome considering the existing Britain services between Britain and Australia and New Zealand.
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Board of Prade
Runciman
Houe of Commons
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Imperial Shipping Committee
Vanda
Beween Ban Prandeen
Debate in Lords on Imperial Shipping and ailing Empire
In the House of Lords a heated debate focused on Britain's imperial shipping policy and subsidy support for the merchant fleet. Lords Lloyd and Braamington pressed for quicker government action as Australian and New Zealand leaders voiced concern over Britain’s leadership. The session adjourned with plans for an early report from the Imperial Shipping Committee.
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Sactman
Lord Braanigt
Labor Party
Lord Lloyd
Srihaldren
Lard Bredisiow
Sha
Pr. Page
Mtr
Monsine
Austin
Large Majority Endorses Sanctions Policy
In the House of Commons a large majority voted 384 to 170 for a motion censuring the Government over its Abyssinia policy and stance on sanctions. Labour attacked the Government for betraying Abyssinia, while the Government defended a cautious approach amid fears of provoking Mussolini.
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London
House of Commond
Latour
Labour
Jonn Bimon
Britta Navy
Rai- Tope Hn
Abyssinia
Labour Party
Major Atlee
Gules
League
Tno
Mussolini
Baldwin
British Somaliland
Sudan
Kenya
John Simon
Langue
Criea
Wway
Abyssinie
Oaldwin
Anthony Eden
Appia
Atlee
Talyf
Mir
Churchill
Enaary
Bin
Lloyd George
France to Drop Sanctions Statement in Parliament
An unclear report notes that France plans to lift or ease sanctions, with M. Belbor announcing in Parliament that ongoing measures would be revised. The briefing suggests a shift in policy aimed at reducing present restraints in the European stance.
Gold Theft Case Puts Men on Trial in Australia
Richard Hrooking and Ecos Mith, both named, face charges of stealing 484 ox. of gold from the Bismark Wangs Ming Liseknow. The case was remanded at the Quarter Beasinns to day with a statement indicating the accused acted as agents for the sale of gold and kept a commission. The hearing adjourned until Friday to allow the jury to visit Laintenow.
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Sydney
Richard
Bismark
Wangs Ming
Walt Sone
Laintenow
Italy Considers Boycott of Sanctioned Goods
Official circles in Rome celebrate Britain’s stance on sanctions but the mood in Italy favors boycotting goods from sanctionist countries. This sentiment suggests little chance for British industries to gain from any near term removal of sanctions.
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Rome
Italy
WILL FIGHT ON EMPEROR OF ABYSSINIA IN LONDON
London dispatch reports Emperor Haile Selassie plans to continue resistance in Abyssinia and seeks League support. Eden notes Western Abyssinia bribes and guerrilla tactics cannot defeat the Italian army. Swiss Geneva delegates may defer action. the emperor may be treated as a political refugee if he remains in Switzerland.
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Anthony Rien
Haile Seluanle
League Assembly
Daily Mail
Eden
League
Abyssinia
Abyssinia. Mr. Eden Pointed Out, According To the Latest Foreign Office
Agpall
England
Empire
Tumle
Tialy
Geneva
the Times
Switzerland
Vevey Villa
Ed An Roudes
Swiss Orders to Haile Selassie
Swiss authorities inform Haile Balaale that he must leave Switzerland soon. The notice references a League Assembly and indicates actions pending. The brief text suggests diplomatic steps or enforcement related to Haile Selassie’s status in Switzerland.
Cyclonic Storm Sweeps Sydney Harbour Yachts Washed Ashore
A cyclonic storm swept Sydney Harbour last night washing twenty yachts from their moorings. The yacht Windward was capsized and badly damaged while another vessel crashed. one vessel valued at £300 was saved by crew.
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Sydney Harbour
Sydney
Har
Antabe
Japan Declines to Sign Naval Treaty
Japan refuses to sign the Naval Treaty citing inability to meet the terms, signaling a position against joining the proposed agreement and leaving the matter unresolved with allied powers.
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Japan
Absence in Vital Divisions Draws Labour M s1 C
Hein reports central Labour Council executive to address absences of M King and S McGrath from local government amendments vote. The men allegedly misjoined the division on Railways and Transport Amendment Bill as members were evenly split. The executive will handle the matter weekly. the ALD secretary J MHaveR) is instructed to file a report.
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Byoney
Hein
Labour Council
Warlowe
Mesars
M. King
S. McGrath
Ameniment Hill
Railways and Transport
ALD
ACTU to discuss labour split in New South Wales
Reported from Sydney that the New South Wales Labour unions will be considered at an ACTU meeting in Sydney. The Trades Hall indicated a special gathering of the ACTU may be convened to review developments in New South Wales with R. Kine, secretary of the Labour Council, summoned to Melbourne for committee discussions.
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Sydney
Wednoxing
Iide
New South Wales
ACTS
Melbourne
R. Kine
Labour Council
Aresu
Abyssinia Crisis Delayed by League Recognition
Geneva reports the League of Nations plans deferment on Abyssinia affairs. The Assembly may pass a resolution reaffirming Covenant Article 10 and denouncing territorial acquisitions by force. A judge's committee will study the issue before a final verdict is dated.
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Geneva
Laague of Nations
League Covanant
Abyssinia
Dardanelles talk hints at war aims and Black Sea tensions
The report notes interwar discussions on a draft convention to keep the sea lane open. Britain and Romania back a common front to safeguard oil routes, wheat, and troop movements between Aratoe and Russia, while Turkey faced scrutiny over cargo fees and possible military actions.
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Humia
Rumunia
Tralia
Fennoh Wakhipa
Binok Bay
Ruslan
Aratoe
Russia
Fuman
Britain
Mulgaria Wat Rumania
Alen Wunth
Black Sea
Stvnnett
Rusaln
Earl Stanhope
Brice
Death of Lord William Cecil Bishop of Elleter Europe
Death reported today in London of Lord William Cecil son of Lord Salisbury famed Prime Minister. The bishopric of Elleter Ete is noted in the obituary with mention of his status within the aristocracy and church.
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William Cecil
Elleter
Lord Nalisbury
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