Naval conference yields cautious optimism on pacifist pact
In London on Sunday the British and French leaders and foreign ministers met to discuss a framework for a peace pact. French premier Tardien and officials from France, Britain, and India attended a luncheon with Lord Alexander and key diplomats to push forward deliberations on transnational security.
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London
Bombay
Feeneh
M. Tardien
Jed Night
ASV
Alexander
Crime Mintek
A. Tantien
Gene Foix
Chehewan
Uest
MarDonak
Achim
Briand
Coumen
Bargain Talks Spotlight Postwar Wage and Policy Clash
A fragment discusses wage debates and political stance amid postwar talks in London. It notes Britain and France shaping positions on the agreement, with emphasis on careful timing and avoiding haste as negotiators seek a final result.
AVAL CONFERENCE Vel Rece ived in Japan
Frayed dispatches from Tokyo report a conference in Japan with mixed tones. American officials claim progress toward an accord while observers flag persistent friction over military ratios and civil authority amid uncertain commitments.
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Tokio
Te Vormgewiar
Japan
Conference on Tariffs Highlights Government Talks
Officials led by the Prime Minister and the Treasury minister met with trade and customs leaders to discuss tariff policy. The gathering, lasting about two hours, aimed to shape a proposed tariff framework and industrial protections amid rising economic concerns.
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Geporta
Thao- Mtine
Forde
Tarif Menara
W. B. Kelly
H. J
Commonwealth to Aid Farmers Through Bank Credits
The Commonwealth will provide credit through Savings Banks Rural Banks and State Agricultural Banks to assist farmers and settlers expand cultivation and increase production in primary and secondary industries. The move aims to boost local industries, exports, and employment by offering short dated advances to fund cropping new areas and higher output under remunerative markets.
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The
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Bank
Boullin
Australia
London Exchange
Thourd
Thural Hanks
Shane Agriculturial Huinks
Death of Former Spanish Dictator Primo de Rivera
Paris dispatch reports the death of former Spanish dictator Primo de Rivera. The son claims Spain’s prolonged dictatorship harmed his father’s health, though the exact cause remains disputed amid vintage misreporting.
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Paris
Primo Dae Rivers
Spain
Judge Rebukes Police Turn in Malicious Prosecution Suit
In Queanbeyan District Court Judge Sheridan harshly criticized police conduct in the case where Victor Samuels seeks 490 pounds from James Shepherd for false imprisonment. The hearing featured pointed remarks to police witnesses as Samuels, a Canberra Westlake cleaner, testified about December events at a cafe.
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Sheridan
Queanbeyan District Court
Victor Samuels
Westlake
Canberra
James Richmond Shepherd
Sheridan Wa
Folin Mitchell
A. R.taylor
P Woolward
Mergeant Shepherd
Wan Netesary
Victor Samola
Pedder
Mit
Works Department
McLeod
Shepherd
Constable Priestly
Omlini
Bavin Urges Federal State Economic Council for Australia
NSW Premier Mr Bavin spoke at Randwick urging a joint Federal and State economic council to frame a national policy. He warned that recovery requires reduced imports, higher exports, and wage restraint, and called for cooperation across governments, employers, and workers to avert destitution and restore credit.
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Sydney
Australia
N.S.W
Mr. Bavin
Randwick
Economic Council For
Unclear OCR fragment hints at death and royal lineage
Fragmentary text mentions breathing failure and death from heart failure, references to Spain, embalming, and a royal figure. The garbled passage also alludes to a king's son and a family event, but specifics are unreadable.
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Spain
Amilaasader Whitehead
Alphonse
Sudden Rise to Power in Rivers After Coup
A turbulent September coup brought Marqies de Ba fella to power in Rivers amid threats to seize control and dissolve rivals. His dictatorship lasted until January when the Sivern re signed, as the nation awaited the next phase of a protracted financial crisis and political upheaval.
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Tn Rivers
Marqies de Bafella
Chovernment
Paol ml
Ofive
Janie Wey
de Sivern
Ooodeomati
Stroke de Rivera
Usts
Fire Outbreak On Liner Hobson's Hay At Darning Tharhoor
A fire broke out in the engine room of the liner Hobson's Hay at Darning Tharhoor Tonight causing flooding of the emergency reservoir. Fifteen engineers and 29 stewards fought the blaze. it was extinguished after a second outbreak with 10 gallons of Joamite Wik aid. About 10 passengers were aboard as chaos swept the ship.
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Sydney
Hobson's Hay
Darning Tharhoor
Somo
Berbadle
Coal Owners to Consider Position in Sydney
Coal owners meet on Wednesday to decide their stance as miners flood in with applications. Many applicants filled today’s submissions, showing eager workers ready to return at owners set wages. Communists held a weekend meeting urging men to avoid applying for work.
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Svydney
Monere
A. Sirown
Capitelda
Factors in the Crisis by Dney
Mr Lata of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia notes a 1% drop in deposits while white advances rose 15%. Wool value drops from £57,000 to £4,400 and the wheat harvest falls from £99,000,000 to £25,000,000 due to low mood and rising debt. blame pinpoints geography and yearlong hardship.
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Dney
Othe Constitutional Association
Lata
Reliaus
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Australia
Engine Drivers Ordered Not To Work Amid Council Debate
Amid council talks the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association executive discussed the coal position in the northern region. The union warned members not to return to work until ordered by the State Council, a move unlikely before the South Maitland railway dispute is resolved.
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Ainte
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemans' Association
Alate Council
Houth Maitland
Annual Mineral Federation Convention Opens in Ryde
The Mineral Federation holds its annual convention in Ryde starting tomorrow for about a week. An agenda paper will be considered during the meeting.
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Bydney
The
Mineral Federation
Rydney
Unemployment Tnerlin Mentions Municipal Relief Debate
Fragmented OCR notes describe protracted unemployment and municipal relief schemes. Mentions figures like 1,400,000 and references to districts such as Frankford and Dusseldorf with unclear context and dates.
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Tnerlin
Dethelia Cowrie
Herlin
Pinang
Coleg My
Deenten
Frankford
Dusseldart
Inquiry into Farmer's Death Delayed by Hospital Board
Hospital inquiry heads to Hillston to examine alleged board refusal to allow Dr Carsten to operate on farmer Deen who died after a prolonged seven hour delay. Chairman Mr Love leads the probe into district hospital and PM A. links with the case and the need for outside surgeon.
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Bydiney
Hospital Commission
Mr. Love
Bydney
Hillston
Deen
Daily Term transformed into twenty page daily under Oldham ownership
The Daily Herald notes the appearance of the transformed Daily Term with twenty pages under Oldham, Ltd. ownership. It highlights new space for popular news and day’s events alongside essential propaganda in the historic publication.
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London
Oldham, Ltd
Four Men Remanded in Conspiracy Case
Charles Woolf an 88 year old broker faced Central Police Court charges of conspiring to cheat and defraud with Arthur Hendy William Deckett and Alan Howden. They were remanded until March on bail.
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Rydney
Charles Woolf
Central Police Court
Arthur Hendy
William John Deckett
Alan Howden
Cornelius
Juree Sama
Paris Beats London In Six-Sided Tennis Match
The six sided tournament between Paris and London featured twelve singles and nine doubles. Paris won twelve matches to nine with Austin defeating Beratra 9 11 0 6 2 and Wallace Meyers praising Avetin’s historic victory over Borotta, former France champion.
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London
End
Paris
Xingiea
Austin
Beratra Oa
Wallace Meyers
Nally Telegraph
Avetin
Borotta
France
Fingland
America
Rain sweetens outlook for New South Wales crops
Heavy to light rainfall swept eastern New South Wales with some thunder. Agriculture officials say the rain boosts wheat land preparation and crop prospects, with areas like the Hunter River Valley improving. a French crowd celebrated a tennis win, recalled a 20 year old triumph.
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Sydney
New South Wales
McDonald
Farmpera and Gruatéers' Society
Donnelly
Hunter River
Watley
Nollingen
Government to introduce 48-Hour Week for Railways
An official source says the Government will present a bill to set a 48 hour week for railway staff. The measure aims to address the existing long shifts amid ongoing cabinet discussions ahead of the session.
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Rooney
Authoritien
Clwredal Peechelen
Critical Days in House of Commons on Coal Mines Bill
Parliament faces a decisive week over the Coal Mines Bill with a key proposal for a minimum price set by a selected committee. Conservatives resist the section, risking a government setback and potential miner benefits. A second debate on public utility securities and Saturday winter work hours looms, while Mr A V Me der defends a wage reduction policy alongside Mr Winston hurchitl.
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Lun Thon
House of Commons
Mnal
A.V. Meder
Winston Hurechitl
Refund of Duty Sought on Wool Tops in Melbourne
The acting Attorney General stated that a Melbourne firm petitioned for duty relief on wool tops at old rates, arguing a consignment worth about 7000 pounds. The minister said duty at six percent ad valorem was imposed and the request would be considered on its merits, as the government aims to protect Australian industry. It is expected manufacturers benefiting from protection will source raw materials domestically.
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Aaid
Scultin
Ravin
Ous
Melbourne
Uastomey
Forde
Applien
Party Pact For State Elections Sets Country Party Seats
Representatives of the Nationaliat and Country Parties announce a wet election pact with Country Party seats allocated across Armidale Dyron Glarence Dubbo Lachlan Lismore Liverpool Platina Monaro Raleigh Temora Tenterfield Wass Young Coolamuidra Castine Murrumhid eo Amt Murray. Some electorates remain unsettled.
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Sydney
Nationaliat
Country
Country Party
Armidale
Dyron
Glarence
Dubbo
Lachlan
Lismore
Liverpool Platina
Monaro
Raleigh
Temora
Tenterfield
Wass
Young
Coolamuidra
Castine
Murrumhid
Sugar workers leave Fiji aboard steamer Butley
The Butley sailed to India with 42 passengers carrying cash and jewellery valued at £22062. Sterling.
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Fiji
Butley
India
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