French Cabinet Meeting and Tardieu’s Chamber Talks
The New Tardieu Cabinet, with twelve ministers, meets in Paris as M. Tardieu plans to address the Chamber on Wednesday. Delegates from France travel to London Thursday except M. Tardieu, pressured by business groups. The last notable appointments include foreign affairs and labor ministers, with naval conference delegation noted.
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Paris
M. Tardieu
Chamber of
Ots
London
M. Rdieu
Busines
M. Tandieu
Alaei
MM. Ucheur
Labour
Puitfrullo
Liberal rebels threaten split over Lloyd George leadership
The Liberal Party faces a split as Lloyd George warns rebels who backed the Coalminer Bill may be expelled if they oppose the party line in key votes. A party showdown looms with Shadow Cabinet talks and a Monday-Tuesday parliamentary meeting riding on the outcome.
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London
Philly Herald
Lidloyd
Ral
Lloydee Ia
Rekete
George
Ira
Yin the
W. Huneinian
Li Pease
Lloyd George
Wheat price moves raise hopes of market stability
The Farm Board plans to suspend certain wheat purchases to steady grain markets. Chairman Leg e says the suspension will relieve tension in the farming and grain industries, while the National will maintain cooperative relations through the upcoming crop until July 2.
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Ar. Lege
Blanchardy Association Chairman Cites Australian Duty Total
Julius, chairman of Blanchardy Association, states that since 1908 Australians have paid 260 million pounds in duties. He urges continued support for new factories and scientific work to boost productivity amid waning industrial output.
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Bydney
Julius
Blanchardy Awociulion
Australia
Preaeni Frulley
Conference Hopes Three Party Pact Looms
Le Matin correspondent Jules Sauerwein reports London observers expect a three party pact between the Americas and Britain at the conference. He notes March 10 as a potential deadline and flags intensified pressure affecting the great powers already aligned.
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London
Jules Sauerwein
Speckl
le Matin
Expresie
Boweek
Americas
Brlies
Merch
Dows Mel
Ulal
Tee
Warship Building Continues Amid Global Naval Race
The Daily Telegraph reports ongoing warship construction despite disarmament talks. Leading powers like the United States and Japan maintain or expand fleets, while Britain trails in new orders as nations push naval programs with intensified effort.
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Daily Telegraph
United States
Japan
Britain
Tariff Reduction Urged Across Sheltered Industries
Sydney reports a call to curtail tariffs on secondary industries sheltered by protection, arguing faster relief is possible without harming England relations. Mr Stevens references the nationwide budget and penitent measures as a basis for reform, with Treasury noting rail revenue drops and expenditure cuts in six months to December 1929.
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Sydney
Brean
Mr. Stevens
England
Blevens
Aueiridian Banka
Dawei Bee
Wren
Blake
Patie
Child Dies After Diphtheria Case and Car Crash
A two year old, possibly dying of diphtheria in Bundanoon, died after a collision while en route to Camperdown Children's Hospital. Police and doctors reported no visible injuries, leaving the cause undetermined. the driver noted as the mother’s helper.
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Sydney
Mra Ladki Preen
Bundanoon
Mwan Frederick
Camperdown
Western Buburbe
High Court rules against Beeby coal award in NSW dispute
The Full High Court, by a majority, ruled Judge Beeby’s second interim coal award void. Justices Duffy Rich Starke Dixon upheld Northern Collieries proprietors, Justice Isaacs dissented. The decision found the Arbitration Court had no jurisdiction to issue the award on January 3 under section 21 A.A. of the Arbitration Act.
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Melbourne
Plonday
High Court
Beeby
Duffy
Rich
Starke
Dixon
Justice Isaacs
Isaacs
Kantlees Prats
Rieh, Starck
Aid Oleson
Bourd Wales
Auistrudiog Ouaid Shale
New South Wales
Commonwealth Court
Wonthage
Wonthagg
Sydney
Arbitration Court
Ouy
Sit Aru
WLP
Lin
Whdely
Pepa
Andy
Orks
Soni
Tate Biatiarte
Petite Pines
Cedeciniae Retin Mlootel
Jisthee Psi
Whal Basarva
Eibess
Government faces High Court ruling on Beeby wield
Frie Minter yesterday described the High Court decision as monstrous and said it will affect Commonwealth law nationwide. Acullin added the Court’s action could drive the Commonwealth to settle a case, with the impact already felt across Australia.
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CC Ec
High Court
Frie Minter Westerday
Highourt
Beeby Wield
Mlone Atroun
Mir. Acullin
Australia
Weaver Says No New Hibble Award After Court Ruling
Mr Weaver reports the High Court decision to halt progress on wage claims for miners. He claims there is no existing award and hopes mine owners will reopen under terms that ensure fair wages while enabling production and employment.
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Swynney
Coal Crisis Sparks Attacks on Political Gangs
Mr Weaver, minister for mines, addressed the Kilnibilit Branch meeting denouncing what he called political gangs. He cited coal mine employment in 1995 and high accident figures, accused Labour Party figures of aiding lawbreakers, and urged deportation of propagandists and supervised ballots to curb industrial strife.
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Weaver
Worl
New South Waters
Niet
Labour Party
George Booth
Joseph Shelley
Herbert Gould
Lake
William Laldiaw
Jts
Ainiber
Kurrt
Enn
German Cabinet Crisis Splits People's Party Over Proposals
In a cabinet rift the People’s Party splits as deputies threaten resignations or cabinet walkout. Socialist Catholic and others press proposals while ministers Dr Untian and Herr Moldenhauer face pressure to quit. AXL Moeller contemplates full cabinet resignation amid Hague ratification talks.
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Twimlis
Sunchis
Socialist Catholic Party
Untian
Herr Moldenhauer
Meuller
Lomnerrow
Ban on Prayers in British Army Sparks Religious Controversy
Fragmented report notes agitation over government ban on prayers by chaplains in the army. Clergy and union leaders protest as critics call it a blow to free worship and accuse officials of persecution.
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London
Religius
Gerviers
J. Charli
Escapee Leonard Stanford Recaptured in City
Leonard Stanford, who escaped Long Bay Gaol on Saturday with an ingenious ruse, was recaptured in Cleveland Street this afternoon. Detectives saw him with a woman believed to be his wife. a struggle ensued and he was overpowered. The incident ends a remarkable prison breakout in Sydney.
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Sydney
Leonard Stanford
Long Bay
Feans
Cleveland Street
City
Stanfons
Lef
Stanford
Tong May Guol
Tita
Marle Stanford
Public Comments On High Court Decision
Readers weigh in on a recent high court ruling with critiques of the decision’s impact. The letters reference the bound boundary and implications for local governance and economy, naming public officials and community stakeholders.
Employment Decrease of 37 At Federal Commission
The weekly employment total at One Federal Capital Commission fell by 37 to 981 from 1027. Most branches held steady. however, the ranking engineers and other units showed changes, with some workers shifted to page departments as noted. Details list counts by job group and weekly totals.
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Federal Capital Commission
Om. Wiloyoe
Koxineers
Miners Trade Tensions in Melbourne Address to AAT
T Mourne told the AAT that the communists fueled dissatisfaction and internal troubles and warned of a revolution. He blamed heavy repression and urged action, as J Ryan urged a general stoppage of the mining industry. The Miners Federation called for government actions, including opening inquiries and suspending belt transfers, while opposing another Royal Commission.
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Melbourne
Congress
T. Mourne
Communis
le Mantel
Tyan
Hoare
J. Ryan
Nottan
Pontrees
Doe
Phe Liduetey
Winien Oithiebala
Mir Phios
Commonwealth
Mminors
Hetreat Exposes Avalrasian War Atrocity Tale
A newly published tale by Lt-Col Ena end recounts a brutal episode of Avalrasian soldiers amid shiterons ababemmentio. The piece, titled Hetreat, draws critical attention in Australia where consumers and readers react with mixed contempt to the sensational account.
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Ena End
Tila
Australia
Gallant Police Reward Bravery in Pursuit Incident
Constable Girmiham, wounded in the pursuit of a suspect last September, is promoted to sergeant. Special grant awarded to Brimsks, and Thomex Skinnes noted in the ceremony held in Daboville.
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Byuneyw
Munday
Girmiham
Torrential Rain Hits Team Crk Area In Northern Territory
Storm drenched Toowax area with 1200 points of ruined tale over 44 hours. Rainfall spread across twelve hours, causing widespread damage and flooding in Northern Territory. Local officials report extensive property impact and urgent recovery efforts continue.
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Sydney
Toowax
Team Crk
Northern Territory
Poisoning Cases In Adelaide Linked To Condensed Milk
Three poisoning cases recurred in a bun shop at Queenstown over the weekend. Victim Francis Merlino, aged four years and ten months, died. Condensed milk opened about a week earlier is believed to be the source of contamination.
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Adelaide
Queenstown
Francis Merlino
Leasing Hotels Dr Alcorn Objects To Procedure
A faulty OCR passage discusses Dr Alcorn opposing a hotel leasing procedure. It mentions the Third Commissioner and suggest concerns over a published rate or policy and potential infringement. The text is garbled and references a meeting or decision without clear dates or outcomes.
Prince of Wales Camp Visits Kenyan Highlands and Kilimanjaros View
Reports from Nairobi say the Prince of Wales camp is near Kin and he has traveled with Captain Campbell Black. The prince flew to identify species and ranges, then trekked on foot through rugged terrain, recording film for genetic studies and selecting a photographer.
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Laontaon
Saaneliy
Nairobi
Kenya
Prince of Wales
Nadelly
Campbell Black
Salroli
Ting
Sean
Pepe
Baek
Kilimanyaro
Suffering From Malaria Reaches Government House
A London bulletin reports The Pees of Wale is suffering from malaria. He was moved to Government House at Natrolt and is described as cheerful and optimistic that his condition will improve in a few days. No cause for anxiety is indicated.
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Bachar
Vidletiore Ale
le Tom
London
Sutton
Natrobt
Kai
Armed Robbery At Melbourne Garage On Lonsdale Street
An armed man entered a Melbourne garage on Lonsdale Street late at night and held up the proprietor Parish who was alone on a couch. Parish offered eight shillings before the thief shouted threats and fled from the doorway.
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Melbourne
Lonsdale Street
Parish
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