Committee of 13 to decide on oil sanctions for Abyssinia
Geneva reports a plan to convene the Council of 13 without Italy to consider fresh peace proposals and possible oil sanctions. Eden and M. Flandin agree on a regulation inviting Italy and Abyssinia to negotiate for peace with a 24 hour reply window.
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Geneva
Abyssinia
Oo Ie
M. Plandin
Committee of 13
Counal
Italy
Anthony Eden
M. Flendin
Committee of 14
British Defence White Paper Outlines Proposals
The British government published a defence white paper in two parts outlining its aims. It stresses no alternative to reviewing defence, notes rising European armaments, and plans limited expansion of naval strength, new infantry battalions, upgraded equipment, and a modern air craft carrier. It highlights Britain’s posture in the Mediterranean and the need to safeguard sea routes while watching global powers.
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London
Amgremion
Britain
Mediterranean
France
Belgium
Russia
Japan
United Statn
Howe
Tt Tw
Althouch
Momo Ea
Alenriate Ro ¢ Warves
Murder Trial Opens as Dr Buck Foxton Faces Two Charges
London report on the Manchester Assizes where Dr Buck Foxton, recently committed for trial on his wife and maid's murders, is charged only with his wife's murder. The Crown accuses him of jealousy driven killing aided by a surgeon's skill, with many witnesses planned and a long trial ahead.
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London
Manchester
Buck Foxton
Label
Mary Jane Rogerson
Ruxton Qret
Ruxton
Rome Astonished At Peace Move
A Geneva decision prompts Rome to form a Committee of 13 amid uncertain plans for Abyuania and Ras Kassa’s fate. The Times’ expert urges patience on claims of Italian victory while Marshal Badoglio receives praise. reports describe fighting in Abyauinia and possible later progress toward peace.
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Rome
Geneva
Committee of 13
Monvioy
Ras Kassa
TI Ducens
Marshal Badoglio
Times
Memsolini
Tembien
Hallé Solansie
Haile Selassie Offers Peace Through Eden Mediation
London reports that Emperor Haile Selassie is prepared to accept a peace based on the status quo if mediation by Mr. Eden at Geneva succeeds. Eden would convey that the king, the intermediary, may bridge the conflict between Italy and Abyssinia as requested by the emperor.
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London
Ward Price
Eden
Geneva
Waly
Abyninia
Electric lamp production plant report from Sydney
A terse item notes factory activity in Sydney on Tuesday, indicating a turn in electric lamp production. The report presents minimal context but confirms ongoing industrial work and local economic momentum. Minor wording suggests a brief, dated dispatch with limited details.
Italian Consul Ottawa hears recall proposal in Commons
In Ottawa on Monday the House of Commons discussed a call to recall Curuiul General Signor Laigs Petruccl after a controversial speech in Montreal. Mr Woodsworth claimed Petrucci was forming a secret faction in Canada and attacking the League of Nations and Canada's war stance.
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Ottawa
Canada
Mary
Laigs Petruccl
Montreal
House of Commons
Woodsworth
Bignor Petrucci
Canad
Petrucci
League of Nations
Wanc
Bread Carters Award Movement Hints In Sydney
An unclear report from Sydney notes a rise in payments for bread cart workers tied to a new award. The article mentions forthcoming public discussions and a hall day event on a date labeled Bowlog Day, with references to Asta and Bonlog Dey in relation to birthday observances.
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Sydney
Hall
Diay Dey
Sing
Bonlog
France to ask Britain on Rhine rearmament plan
Paris will formally seek British assurances on what would happen if Germany remilitarizes the Rhine left bank. France aims to involve Britain and Italy under the Locarno Pact, arguing Britain’s earlier assurance of support justifies French action. Germany’s stance remains defiant as Berlin reviews options and signals it will pursue its own course.
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Geneva
France
Britain
Germany
Rhineland
Mediterranean
London
Berlin
Al-Hough
Herr Hiller
Herr Hiern
Ikdy
Germisa Alain
German stamps for colonial drive in Berlin
Berlin reports intensified propaganda to regain German colonies with a new scheme. The latest colonial group program uses mourning stamps reproducing German colony stamps in black borders with the legend Do not forget our talent to fund the movement.
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Berlin
Australia Wins Fifth Test In Durban Tight Finish
Australia clinched a dramatic fifth test at Durban as South Africa collapsed in the second innings. Mitchell led with key wickets and Grimmett and McCormick dominated the bowling, while the hosts struggled to chase a first-innings target set by Australia.
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Durban
Auoteal
Grimmett
McCormick
Wetleek
Nourne
Bia
Mitchell
McCormacl
McCaemlak
Traga
Mira
Ara Oat Ho
Bem
Maun
Noure
South Africa
Australia
Eid Aoe Brown
Langton
Mitchell McCabe
Mitchell O'Brien
van der Merwe
Viljors
O'Reilly
Marooned Train at Finke River Crossing in Australia
Torrential rain in Central Australia keeps flood conditions heavy as a marooned train and several railway workers remain stranded at the Finke River crossing. G Gahan, Commissioner for Commonwealth Railways, says people may stay until at least next Sunday while attempts to ferry them fail due to the raging torrent. The crossing is two feet over the rail line and roads between Alice Springs and Tennants Creek are obstructed with vehicles bogged. The car journey from Alice Springs to Ti-Tree Walls, 123 miles away, left Sunday and has not reached the area.
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Melbourne
Tueday
Central Australia
Finke River
Commonwealth Railways
G. Gahan
Gahan
Raihway
Alice Springs
Tennants Creek
Japanese Military Crisis Weighs Cabinet Solution
Tokyo bureau of The Tints reports a cabinet crisis contemplates a constitutional fix after talks with the Supreme Military Council. Observers note army responsibility for consequences, while the Foreign Office vows policy remains fixed. A senior officer, Major Takesuke Amano, commits harakiri after rebels seize ammunition. mutinous youths spark violence in the War Office.
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London
Tokio
Supreme Military Council
Foreign Office
Takesuke Amano
Harakiri
War Office
Military party terms signal strong premier for cabinet
The Tokio representative of the Daily Herald notes the military party demands a strong man as Premier and calls for reform, modern plans, and replenishment of national defenses. Analysts read this as a push for firmer stance against China and Russian interests in the Far East.
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Tokio
Daily Herald
China
Bank of N S W Raises Deposit Rates Amid War Mobilisation
An article notes the Bank of New South Wales lifting deposit rates as the government broadens recruitment and reorganises monetary policy. It mentions aims to bolster cash reserves, support industrial activity in the South West and North during a period of national defence, and maintain banking stability while wartime measures press financial reform.
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Iit
Davidson
Commonwealth Bank
Mr. Davidson
Bank of England
London
Bank of Land
Devideon
Ob Urban
Yayjey Wits
Esrien Auaratia
Easton
Auairatia
Mitchell Uu
Slum
Joyal Teunt
Dar‘ Davidson
In-State House Question On Treasury Bills
Sydney Toreday reports a House question about Treasury bills of one percent interest and 41,000,000 of bills. Mr Mitt CU AP asks if this would raise money available to the banks for loans at a low rate, affecting general policy.
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Sydney
Toreday
Mitt CU
Ube
Cemimenmeaith Bank
Spooner
Ioana
Tresmury Hills
Naval negotiations with Britain discussed at conference
Fragmentary report notes a naval conference with Britain, mentioning Russia and Germany in context. No clear outcomes or dates are provided, rendering precise details uncertain due to poor OCR readability.
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Germany
Russia
Ambrose Palmer's Remark on Land Value Cites Commonwealth Name
Ambrose Palmer comments on land value in a confused speech, noting a strong country connection. The garbled text references a Commonwealth name and a skeletal context, making the full sense unclear but indicating a discussion of property worth and national ties.
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Ritish Factory
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Bread Carters’ Award
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Wiles
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Bowie
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Lodie
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