Greek Revolt Spreads as Venizelos Seizes Crete and Macedonia
The Greek revolutionary crisis expands with War Minister bound for Macedonia to direct actions against rebels. A state of siege is proclaimed, and several constitutional articles are suspended. Rebels hold five warships feared to reach Crete as Venizelos gains leverage. bombardment and military reshuffles follow in Athens.
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Crete
Junker
Greece
Venizelos
Tealdarin
Ohan
Afloa
Deme
Atic
Pilota
Aus Pervision
Souda
Crité
Euro ‘Memagen
Thrace
Bares 1
Beree
Kasey Fin
Rapalia
Teaiflaria
F C T P and A club officers elected at Wall meeting
The fist of the new competition of the F C T P and A ton was held at Wall last evening with thirty members present. Officers elected include President J C Tickber, vice presidents T M Shake, J Southwell, J C Moore, Cavanagh. treasurer N Milner. finance committee W G Woodger, J C Moore, N Milner. advisory committee L E Bouthwall, J C Moore, J I Kirbys. president reappointed. Debate on whether spring or autumn show should be held. motion to refer to new Finance Committee for report defeated. Southern February Anata for a woolbabia show date discussed.
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Wall
Tokar
Dial
Prudent
J. C. Tickber
T. M. Shake- Hyaare
J Southwell
J.C. Moore
Cavanagh
Me. N ‘Milner
Mr. Ros Brows
Mosse
W. G.J. Woodger
N. Milner
E. Bouthwall
C. Moore
Kirbys
Southwell
Anata
Wulbabia
Ita Alull
Cairns
Ite
Collinion
Oldham
New Commonwealth Roads Policy Could Reform Transport Council
After the expiry of the Federal Aid Road scheme next year the Commonwealth Government is expected to unveil a new road development plan. It would revive the Australian Transport Council and coordinate interstate transport policy with a focus on unemployment relief. The former council ended after the Bruce-Page government defeat.
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Australian Transport Council
Cams
Te Ts
Transport Council
Vicorian Poll Lyons Pleased Delegation Aboard Otranto
The Victorian election result dominates talks among Australians aboard the Otranto on the homeward voyage. Lyons receives progress scores for all electorates via wireless, while many Victorians stay connected through the wireless office as the ship crosses the equator and heads toward London with plans for Australis preparation and official consultations underway.
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Otranto
Imated Wireless
Lyons
Cotet
Curry
Ell Inter
Australis
London
Ing
Lon
Abdication King of Siam Lives as Country Gentleman
King Trajadhitok of Siam abdicates over prerogative issues. Abdication signed Saturday at 1.45 pm and delivered to the Siam legation in London. He will live as a country gentleman in Surrey reading laws and awaiting future plans.
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London
Trajadhitok
Siam
Hias
Niel Assembly
Siam Legation
Elam
Dautre
Huce
Gukhadays
Surrey
Europe
England
Country Party Demand Half Portfolios in Cabinet
Melbourne reports an interesting parliamentary development as the Country Party grows influential with potential support for about 20 seats. Speculation suggests the Premier may appoint an equal number of Country Party and UAP members to the Cabinet and offer the deputy premiership to the Country Party leader.
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Melbourne
Country Party
U.A.P
Aip
Floods Hit Daytona Beach In Wild High Speed Run
A chaotic scene unfolds as floods threaten Daytona Beach during a mile run event. Spectators report a car going at high speed through rough courses, with Malcolm Campbell facing waves and spray. The car skids, hops, and nearly overturns, while Campbell fights to keep goggles on and breathe amid spray and splashing water.
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Daytona Beach
Tampa
Salle
Malcolm Campbell
935 King's Prize Match and Ocean Collision Report
Fragmented report describes dramatic pressure in a yacht race with crews fighting to avoid disaster as a freighter collision threat looms. Details include speeds, near misses, and the dangers faced by sailors as storms and floods affect vessels along the coast.
Chain store tax plan sparks deputation in Sydney
A deputation from the Commonwealth Storekeepers Association urged Acting Treasurer Casey to restrict chain store operations via turnover taxes. They proposed 14 percent for five to ten stores, 2 percent for 31 to 20 stores, and 5 percent for other tiers, aiming for Cabinet consideration. Casey noted taxation powers cannot be discriminatory or arbitrary.
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Sydney
Commonwealth
Tracers’ Association
Eer (Casey
Imeans
Firma Op
Casey
Launch Fatality Drowns in Narooma Sea
Melbourne Herald journalist George Donaldson drowned when a Narooma launch overturned in rough water. Three other men swam to shore. Donaldson and two others were aboard to write a Big-game fluke story. The craft sank after striking a mast in the choppy afternoon tide.
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Narooma
George Donaldson
Melbourne
Herald
Donaldson
Na‘rouma
Hile
Lelen
Hieron Melbourne Toanass
Douglas Rose
Immo
Meat Levy Disputed by Argentina in Trade Talks
An agricultural writer for the Daily Telegraph notes Argentina is unlikely to accept a new meat levy scheme tied to a general import restriction. The plan targets lamb and mutton imports, with projected yields of £1,800,000, potentially boosting domestic meat subsidies by about 40 percent.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Air search for Lady Young and Dr Kirby near Livingston
Sunday in Cape Town reports Birteen planes including five from the South African Air Force joined the search for Lady Young and Dr Kirby who disappeared four days ago after leaving Livingston. The fruitless effort leads to an overnight pause, with a dawn restart planned.
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Cape Town
South African Air Forcs
Lady Young
Dr. Kirby
Livingston
Board rejects new team proposal for tour of India cricket
Reported review of a submitted squad includes names such as Frank Tut foraer and international cricketer Muhmir with a formal rejection by the Board of Control. Possible references to Western Australia figures A Kippax, Love, Maternay, Keosh and Oxenbam are noted in the surrounding commentary.
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Tessa
Biedin
Frank Tut
Muhmir
A. Jounca
WNL
Maternal Welfare Urges Better Obstetric Services Australia
Dr Constance D Arcy delivered the Anne Mackenzie Oration urging improved obstetric care for Australian women. She called for joint action by public health bodies, universities, hospital boards, staff, educators, and the public to raise maternal welfare over the next five years, noting lack of research endowments and the need for extended midwifery training and ante natal clinics.
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Australia
Constance Rey
Anne Mackenzie
Institute of Anatomy
Baten
Constance &, Larey
Chm
Frage
Anne’ Mackenzie
D'Arcy
W. M. Hughes
Marshall Allen
Melbourne
DrArcy
Aussin
Commonwealth
Jean
New South Wales
Wall
Avatralia
Queen Victoria Hospital
Mulbourne
D'Arcy Wald
DiArey
Arey
Holland
Benndinavia
Dr. D'Avey
Aussi
Netherlands
Sweden
Austracian Univeratthes
D’aray
Hasith
Aducation
Lund
Nxt
Dyaray
Muscle
Canberrara
Muscin
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