Bank Board Warns Premiers On Financing Limits Plan
Commonwealth Bank Board warns that financing government deficits beyond £6,000,000 to £7,000,000 next year risks serious embarrassment and potential disaster. Prime Minister Lyons vows strict expenditure cuts as estimates show combined Commonwealth and state deficits far exceeding the Masters’ Plan.
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Commonwealth Bank
Commonwealth
J. A. Lyons
Chai
Sir Robert Gibson
Lyons
Gibson
Bandan
Ein
Melbourne
Lyone Weld
Ottawa
Romalta
Otawi
Not an Inch Aims at European Recovery Plan
The article reports a statement by Count Kishk criticizing German reparations and the Allied plan for European recovery. He warns that complete cancellation would not guarantee efficient German recovery and urges caution, arguing trade integration and production growth require safeguards. He notes government aims to a broader settlement and possible announcements in the coming summer.
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Germany
Count Kishk
Saa
Uvtmany
Manor Crandt
Humsay Macnondtd
Walley
Fears of Deadlock at Reparations Conference
Report from laubannon on Monday discusses German ministerial responses and prospects for breaking a deadlock at the reparations conference. M Harriott notes ministers are friendly yet critical of proposals. Delegates doubt German offers meet required conditions and seek tactful guidance to advance negotiations.
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Laubannd
M. Harriott
MacDonald
Mnduenes
Hoover Proposals Spark EU Demand for New Disarmament Talks
Foreign Minister Sir John Bimon reports to Parliament on Hoover disarmament proposals. Geneva discussions prompted by Anglo French delegation suggest negotiations will continue, with Britain considering possible talks and other powers weighing next steps. Parliament prepares for potential future discussions if options open.
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Dompntons
Fin Mouse
Hoover
Haltwinwall
Aihee
Secret Colouring Conspiracy Case At Glebe Court
At Glebe Court today Cootl Wright a 4% photographer was charged with conspiring with Boalt Wright and others to obtain 41,000 from a person by claiming they would procure colouring pigments. Prosecutors stated the alleged plot involved several named accomplices and the police arrested Wright. he was discharged.
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Aydniy
Glebe Court
Cootl Wright
Boalt Wright
Detryud
Andrew McQuinn
Jarge Wus
Doling
Botheen
Wright
India Federation and New Constitution Declared
In the House of Commons Sir Samuel Hoare announced the government would pursue an Indian constitutional plan with an autonomous provincial constitution and federation of provinces and states. A joint committee would be invited to review the bill before introduction to secure cooperation among Britain, India, and political parties.
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London
House of Commons
India
Samuel Hoare
Britain
Teda
Oon
Brian Partion
Walsh Island Dockyard Workers Dismissed
Government actions at Walsh Island dockyard follow a collapse in trade and finances. The Minister for Works and government officials ordered dismissals as the yard struggled, with figures showing revenue at £14,000 and a drastic fall from previous employment levels.
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Trwineas
Walsh Island
Marra
Fulton
Unemployment in New South Wales Reported at 125000
The Labour and Industry Department notes unemployment in New South Wales at 125000. A substantial number of men women and children are affected by food relief shortages though the minister says the overall unemployed position is improving. A permit has been issued for limited work for about 600 to masse.
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Lyon
Commonwealth
Hoover Harulorian
Cerbain
Yari Fons
Devel
New South Walters
Lala
South Australia
Western Australia
Australia
Sypney
Labour and Industry Department
New South Wales
Han
Airmens Clothes Trial Over 1000 Delinquent Dollars
A court case opened in Sheely today to recover 1000 dollars from the Wekker Aircraft Corporation. Absecronitn Vitel accuses the firm of supplying gear to Mir Charlo Kingeford Meath and an associate, including brushes and clothes, following the 1880 trans Atlantic bet. FoxRer Corp is alleged to have induced the outfit to incur 6000 dollars in liabilities, but the aircraft company denies authorizing the equipment.
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Nuw Tone
Mousey
Wekker Aircraft Corporation
Absecronitn Vitel
Scont Sporting Goody
Olay Ane
Sheely Court
Tovday
Mir Charlo Kingeford
Meath
Hin Srew
Vine
FoxRer Corporation
New York
Aircraft Corporation
First British Ship Fire Start of War Tale
Sir Robert Garean recounts to the Canberra Legacy Club an 1814 incident in which a German ship, warned of hostilities, allegedly fired the first shot on the British side. He notes the Queenscliff garrison debated its stance before a shot was fired after a regulatory incitement.
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Robert Garean
Canberra
Robert
Port Phillie
Queenscliffe
Sir Robert
Democrats Seek Vote On Repeal 18th Amendment in Chicago
A Chicago report from the Democratic National Convention outlines Senator Barkley’s keynote. He attacks the Harding administration and the Tea-party era, urging a two thirds convention vote to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. Barkley’s stance features unemployment relief and a call for ratification by state conventions.
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Chicago
Epweck
Barkley
Barding
Treachry Mtr. Mellon
Ewat Vallien
Hoover
Republians
Paramedu
Roomvelt
Aslepaten
Harkley
Delematon
Kenator Barkley
Atate Atundard
Loresora
Swindler Caught Byonged Sydney Business Men
Police in Pitt Street tease a case of forgery and fraud linked to a Sydney manufacturing firm. Investigations reveal a scheme promising victims wages of 10 to 19 pounds weekly while forcing them into money lending and exposure to blackmail, with several prominent locals allegedly involved.
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Sydney Manufacturing
Pitt Street
Vicina
Weland
Infant Death Suspect Held by Police in Melbourne
Melbourne police report a man held after an infant death inquiry publicized by constable Totty. The accused appeared in city court on vagrancy charges as investigators pursue the case against a young woman linked to the infant’s demise.
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Melbourne
Rite
Body Found in Hut Leads to Murder Charge in Auckland
A young man named Gorge Crawen was found dead in a hut near Auckland after an assault. Hugh Gardener, age unknown, appeared in Auckland Police Court and was ordered to stand trial for murder. The body showed a head wound and indications of a struggle at the secluded hut.
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Whalington
Aequal Tx
Gorge Crawen
Age Prustonar
al Nort
Auckland
Auckland Paliew Court
Tostuy
Hugh Gardener
Crawan
A.L.P. Opposes Unity Move In Federal Conference
In Adelaide a Federal A.L.P. conference declined to pursue unity with the Lang Party in New South Wales. The decision followed motions by Australian trades union and party delegates, with Kenneally re-elected president. The body affirmed Labour should maintain Commonwealth relations within a short time.
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Adelaide
Toonany
A.L.P
Lang Party
New South Wales
Ute
Caine Movement
Kenneally
Mennex
Thumpwor
Oarney
Jea
South Australia
Latour
Commonwealth
Ottawa Big Brit ish Team London, Monarchy and Commonwealth
Britain seeks to unite with Canada Australia and other Commonwealth nations as cabinet members discuss watching developments. A preliminary grant memory of agreement appears reached between Britain Australia and other Commonwealth partners.
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Lontion
Monichy
Avatrana
Commonwealth Avicgarion
Itucen
Britain
Mua Ata
Briain
Austrailia
Combined delegations leave New Zealand for Vancouver
A combined Avatraian and New Zealand delegation departed Wellington for Vancouver. The trip aims to discuss primary prudicine and exporting interests with Austra lam representatives while outlining cooperation on future trade and policy.
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Wellington
Avatraian
New Zealand
Vancouver
Hota
Australam
Te Wus von Hofkem
Delstia
Yoota Ayntum Bnatoud
Reforwaeye
Fine Imposed for Falsified Tax Returns at Central Court
Tomuiay reports a £125 fine for sales tax return fraud. A £128 fine with carts was imposed on Frank White for forwarding false tax returns to defraud. Barry Wilson of the Tax Allan department stated the defense as the department was involved, with mentions of 19 fabec rotiesi in dispute.
Air Force Gallantry in Iraq Reported by The Colonist
The Colonist records a gallant air force operation in Iraq noting significant achievements. It credits bravery and disciplined execution by pilots and crew as pivotal to the success while acknowledging broader strategic implications for the campaign.
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