Empire Air Services General Agreement Talks at Conference
An Air Mail Conference concluded with Australia seeking strong internal air mail development and caution on coastal Darwin to Sydney routes. Commonwealth officials said decisions depend on empire-scale plans, with Britain handling Singapore to London air routes and New Zealand extension under review.
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Sydney
Air Mail
Australia
Darwin
Defence
Perthill
Bemator McLachlan
London
Anabalad Praothy
Jane Tere
Paethil
Waa
Moon
Blagspore-Darwin
Australis
New Zealand
Purbull
Smithy Interested in Tasman Service Start
Charles Kingaford Brith announced today he is ready to begin Tasman service training. He stated the plan to train twice weekly for eight hours, carrying Malta only initially, with possible later expansion to a plane or other role. The editor notes confidence a chance will come soon.
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Aydway
Charles Kingaford Brith
Malta
Baba
Canis Kingefor
India Bill minister denies negotiations amendment carried
London dispatch reports the Government’s amendment to Clause 5 of the India Bill was carried without a division. Sir Samuel Moore and Secretary of State for India defend the amendment as merit-based, denying sensational newspaper stories and claims of a broader restructure.
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London
Weel
le Tadia
Tim
India
Omusl
Wington Churchil
Samuel Moore
Bates
Federatine Oo & Limited
House of Commons
Burmel
Patiala
England
Gisclam
Calcutta Denounces Federal Plan
Calcutta criticizes a federal plan and new constitution as negotiations unfold. The article portrays British and Indian leaders debating self government with princes under influence, warning Parliament and the public against premature concessions amid political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Sualeman
Todin
India
Bald Fis
Air Baronet Hoare
Paliait
Kisch to Leave on Tuesday Amid Government Action
Acting Attorney General Sana lor Brennan announced today that Kisch did not save Auntratie. The government plans further action against Bi as part of ongoing measures in Melbourne and Canberra.
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Kisch
Melbourne
Altorney
Sana Lor Brennan
Auntratie
Vermin House Taker Action Agslest Bi
Courts Martial Verdict In Hood Renown Collision
Captain Henry Bawbridge found guilty of negligence in the Hood and Renown collision off Spain on January 23. He is dismissed from his ship with immediate pay, no appeal. The trial concluded at Portsmouth, with blame placed on instruction drift and failed maneuvering by the Renown’s captain.
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London
Hood
Renown
Spain
Portsmouth
Henry Bawbridge
Bawbridge
Baley
Court martial case ends with ship collision findings
In a complex maritime hearing Judge Long Innes presided over a court martial involving Captain Bawbridge and Mary Hallinam. Evidence sought to show negligence in the Renown's captaincy during a near collision at sea. The panel found fault in the master’s actions delaying decisive measures and leaving the risk unmitigated, concluding a significant portion of responsibility lay with Captain Gawrheine Naaarded for continuing the Renown's course.
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Sydney
Herbert Leslie Minssy
Bailey
Diame
Yas Court
Long Innes
Mary Hallinam
Jalaine
Mulding Justice Long Inter
Tower pleads not guilty at third trial in London
The prosecutor described Captain Tower as advancing toward a collision with the approaching news, saying he did not act in time to avert the talon. Tower pleaded not guilty in the third trial in London.
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London
Tower
London rate rise by Socialists shocks electors
The London County Council led by Socialists shows a sharp rise in general county rates by 104d per pound. Chairman Morrisom said rates had been unnaturally and illegitimately low in prior years. The Daily Telegraph notes electors were warned, yet 67 percent did not vote. Now they face higher charges.
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London
Sotialinta
London County Council
Morrisom
LCC
Daily Telegraph
Berlin stops raNate barter with Brit
Justice Long Innes ruled in a Full Court action that money received by Taylor to redeem a mortgage within a partnership between Kinsey and Taylor was within ordinary partnership dealings. Mrs Hallinas sought to hold Kinsey liable. case not yet concluded.
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Taylor
Moscow Visit Defers Cabinet Decision on Berlin Talks
British Cabinet postpones ruling on a Moscow visit by Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon. The plan, linked to Berlin talks, aims to align Britain with Moscow Warsaw and Prague while avoiding any pact with Australia. The delay follows subtleties in German and Allied positions as London maneuvers toward a possible strategic realignment.
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London
Wednenda
Daily Telegraph
Ayn
Ua Suggee
Monow
John Bimon
Aechiina
John Simon
Werlinae
Capitalx
Wall
Moscow
Warsaw
Prague
Saar Control Hands Over Baarbrucken Drama Ends
The last act of the Baarbrucken administration ends tomorrow as Geoffrey to hand over control to the League of Nealon Committee. Mr Knox will depart in the afternoon and the German Minister for the Interior Merv Frick will travel to Mr Knox's chateau to receive administration alongside participants in the town celebration.
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Baarbrucken
Geoffrey
Toreting Ty
Barre
Aloinl
Chmiemaan
League of Nealon
Knox
Merv Frick
Interior
Motarw
Mr. Knox
Subsidies Serious Effect on Shipping in London
London Thursday reports at the Chamber of Shipping testing, Mr. Harese says subsidies have unclear impact yet. He notes prices rise and drop in some trades, suggesting subsidies may not yet yield expected gains. The country appears poorer, with estimates showing subsidies could lower annual shipping costs and impact trade balances.
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London
Fruid Chamber of Shipping
LC. Harese
Vince
Yan
Auberdy
Mt Wae
Bing
Mission Fields Workers Return Home in Meeting
A meeting of the Australian Methodist Mission Moviety was held at Lyceum Hall with Mr Stevens presiding. J W Burton welcomed the returned mission workers and praised the ongoing work. The Premier spoke on the mission's value and the enduring traditions of the late church.
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Ayonny
Australian Methodiat Mision Moviety
Lyceum Hall
Pramies
Btevens
Mov
J. W. Burton
Trinirmarion
mwiaRien
Australia and Britain urged to boost Empire trade
Premier Stevens of Australia warns that without expanded commerce with the United States and the UK, Australian industries face harsh choices. He argues Roosevelt’s policy could steer U.S. buyers toward Australian products, while Britain would gain from increased imports. Lord Nufield promises to improve Anglo Australian understanding to ease foreign competition.
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Sydney
Australian Association of British Manufacturers
Stevens
Australia
Britain
Roosevelt
United States
America
Union
Thirta
Australie
NuMaid
England
Lord Nufeld
Britis
Meat Exports Sydney Debate On Federal Meat Policy
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Mair (U.AE) urged the Agriculture Ministry to press the Commonwealth Government for a clear stance on the meat issue amid breeder fears of Britain’s stance. The Minister replied he saw no major apprehension and would liaise with authorities to clarify the position for those relying on newspaper reports.
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Sydney
Mair
U.ae
Legislative Assembly
Thoes
Irish Outlook De Valera Living in the Past
In Sydney on Thursday Beland's position on economics is critiqued by Maria Moran a former member of the Irish Parliament who recently realigned to visit Australia. Moran argues past injustices shape De Valera's focus and keeps him tied to older policies rather than future progress.
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Sydney
Beland
Caues
de Valere
Bena' Tor
Maria
Inteh Parlament
Witteh
Mixtt
False Evidence Boy Testifies in Court Asks Sworn Witness
A 10 year old boy testified in court today regarding the Bt case. His mother objected to his being sworn, arguing that his word could not be relied upon. The court considered the challenge to the boy's competency as a witness.
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Calind
Hilda
Ile
Theodore's Future in Parliament Debate Fragment
A Melbourne report recalls a magistrate questioning evidence in a cave and remarks on a boy's testimony. The fragment mentions E G Theodore and implied political candidacy with references to oath taking and integrity. The text is incomplete and lacks clear outcomes.
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Melbourne
Theodore
Japan Wool Imports Reveal Australia Leads in 1084
In 1084 Japan imported 184.9 million tons valued at 187.68 billion yen, with Australia supplying 156.88 million pounds worth 16.62 billion yen. New Zealand ranked second with 10.19 million pounds, Argentina third with 7.02 million, and Egypt was Japan’s top textile coal buyer at 28.06 million yen. Exports to Australia amounted to 57,000 yen.
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Tokio
Wool Manufacturers’ Association
Japan
Trans
Australia
New Zealand
Walle
Argentina
Egypt
NRA setback steel co wins in labor case
A federal court ruled against the government in a National Recovery Act dispute with Weirton Steel and Wilmington area workers. The decision held that labor relations within the company did not constitute interstate commerce, undermining government plans to restrain the firm from dealing with its employees. The ruling delays the broader plan to curb union influence while upholding the company’s conduct in labor matters.
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Washington
Wadnewlay
Wilmington
NRA
Joe
Taw
Thosr
Weirton Steel Company
Gotion
Bields
Wairton
Worto
Ite
Fmn
Boise
Widow of French commander enters poorhouse in Paris
In Paris on a Wednesday, Madame Gudauchet widow of Admina Gudauchet, a wartime commander of the French Mediterranean Fleet, is forced into the poorhouse. Her husband died in 181 and, though his will promised a national burial, the Senate rejected the state tribute. She seeks burial for his body as he would have wished.
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Paris
Madame Gudauchet
Admina Gudauchet
Recalvis PoMmeron
Tate
Qudauohet
Cordance
Guidauohet
Benate
Gudaualet
Benin
Sentences for art frauds in historic case
Parib Millet and Oxsot faced imprisonment on a charge of painting and selling worthless pictures bearing the initials of Millets grandfather Joan Francoin Miliet the painter of The. The former wife was sentenced to months and the others were ordered to pay Michaud an art painter in restitution for disposal of the fraudulent works.
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Parib
Millet
Oxsot
Millets
Joan Francoin Miliet
Thea
Michaud
Spilt wine prompts review of official mail handling
In Canberra officials discuss possible Public Service Board stance after wine spilled on official documents received in departmental mail. Past practice of using departmental containers for goods from Melbourne had been thought halted. The Attorney General's Department was involved and some papers were to be submitted to the Governor General. one misaddressed item bore directly on Government House and would have gone to the Governor-General later.
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Canberra
Public Service Board
Melbourne
Government House
Speculation in Food Commodities At Doncaster Taxation
The article reports on statements by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald about health social transactions and credit, criticizing speculative funding that harms Britain's prosperity. It notes government aims to maintain the national economy, deter delinquency, and keep the coalition intact while pledging to act to fulfill duties if no longer able.
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London
Doncaster
Ramsay MacDonald
Dritain
Peppin
Weight Reducing Led to Woman's Death at Inquest
Sydney inquest heard Ms Wega reduced weight by five stones in twelve months using a weight loss potion found beside her body. Walter Settn admitted advising medical help. He said she left a suicide note offering resignation. Coroner ruled suicide while temporarily insane, noting pressure to slim down.
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Sydney
Sidon
Wega
Walter Settn
Satle
Wes
Woman Rescued From Burning House in Fraser Fire Scene
A woman and a four year old child were rescued from a smoky Melbourne dwelling this afternoon after Detective Fraser forced entry. Fraser carried the child to safety then secured water and called the fire brigade. The woman appeared unharmed despite smoke and steam.
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MR. Stevens
de Valera
DAIL
Mr, Theodore
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MR. MacDonald
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