Amalgamation of Departments in Federal Public Service
Lyona Government plans a major reform to merge Home Affairs Works and Transport into a single Internal Affairs Works and Services department based in Canberra. The move aims to coordinate federal activities, reduce redundant staff, and realign ministerial powers with the new department overseeing capital works and services.
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Lyona
Federal
Ae Nairs
Seataents
Fie
Home Adaira
Parkhill
Ils Sr
Buuton
New Hour Water
Victoria
Lyon
Tepiery
Bisdera
Commonwealth Stattatielae
Wwe
Trans Park
Che Maaan
Minis
Draneha
Jentian
Hive
Wholink
Peanaport
Buvey
Pein Fice
Minninter For Health
Ste
Conshumion
UNA
Hepartmiente
Puble Service Couvisionsr
Immens
Tyth
Oisihina
Percy Theun
Unclear historical court case arrests reported
Fragmentary OCR notes allege a group including named individuals faced charges of intending harm and kidnapping related offenses. Several names and dates are garbled, with references to a Tuesday hearing and penalties or costs in pounds, but key details remain unreadable.
Proclamation Delay Ties NSW Revenue Action to Government
The government figures the proclamation enforcing a defaulted subsidy will not be ready before Tuesday and may be delayed to Wednesday. Prime Minister Lyons plans to leave Melbourne for Ireland Tuesday with High Court proceedings ongoing.
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Ion
Nikon
Monwealth
Esol
New South Wales
Tate Hua
Wing Ae
Cabinul Yeatere
Prine Minktor
Lyons
Moibouenn
Ryanuy
Debt policy hearing fuels Senate debate over war debts
A fragmented United States debate centers on whether reparations and European debt should be reduced or forgiven. Senators Reed and Mellon clash over Hoover’s stance while discussing readjustment of debts and broader American interests.
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Wakhington
Ucreph
Alvelara
Lion
Kenator Kewl
Sia
Hoover
Amorini
Tory
Andrew Mellon
Menapaper
Hertor Mink
Mtater
Bodity
Peel Dent Hoover
Benator
Ula
Sory
Benatar
Rome
Debi
Harbour Bridge opening calm after New Guard statement
Fears of a disturbance at the Harbour Bridge opening in Sydney were dispelled by Col. Eric Campbell head of the New Guard. The Council of Action decided no action should be taken during the opening amid pending developments in San Hen.
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Sydney
Harbour Bridge
Eric Campbell
New Guard
Satwatay
San Hen
New Guard Hoax Message Traced to Police
A disputed wire message claimed to come from Mr Wille concerning the New Guard was handed to police. Thinks it may be a hoax as Mr Willin unlikely mentions harbour or arrival. notes communications in Parliament Street were coded.
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Bydney
London
Lang
Bern
Willin
Wille
Howth Wales
Tave
Bank Rate Cut Sparks Market Cheer In London
London monetary authorities lowered the bank rate again affecting borrowing costs. The rate dropped to four percent, easing to 3.4 percent in a move aimed at stimulating trade and stabilizing prices. Investors welcomed the Treasury £116,000,080 conversion offer to bondholders as gilt edged stocks rose.
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London
Thurmany
Ithe
Treasury
Exchange
Bank of England names Montague Norman again
London reports that Montague Norman, governor of the Bank of England, was re elected at the half yearly meeting. The notes show a half year profit after allowances of 527201 pounds with further figures including a large remaining amount after taxes and dividend provisions.
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London
Montague Norman
Bank of England
Norman
Willis Admits Cable London Fragments Mention Warning
Willis acknowledges hearing a warning message in Mr Cowling Information that he saw as unreliable, referencing a London cable. The statement appears in a Friday report from Me, AL 2.
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London
Willin Pruten
Mr. Cowling
Lloyd George Takes Oath in Commons as Father of the Nation
The article notes Lloyd George attended the House of Commons to take oath becoming a popular figure. It describes him as the father of the nation and highlights his rising support from diverse quarters in Britain.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Plot Denied by New Guard Leader Over Hiring Motives
Etherland, organizing secretary of the New Guard, says the group aims to force Mr Lang out by plotting to throw Wig into the river. He notes the Wake incident did not involve the concerned team and clarifies the group’s stance.
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Etherland
New Guard
Fort Fondon
Lang
Legislative Council adjourns to April twenty fifth
The Legislative Council adjourned last night to April 25 awaiting the Privy Council appeal decision before the House meets again. Bills held over include the Companies Amendment (Preference Shareholders) Bill and a city measure. The Prevention and Relief of Unemployment Amendment Bill passed in the Legislative Council and was sent back to the Assembly.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Privy Council
Intiygen
Legislative
Five Assembly
Police theory in Ultimo murder case shocks Sydney
In Ultimo authorities pursue a new lead in the Catherine Wan slumber murder case. Frida y Timpalire reportedly adopted a novel line of inquiry as detectives review a jar of linked items and a gun recovered from a suspect who allegedly escaped custody.
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Sydney
Timpalire
Wally
Mra
Catherine Vna
Tiny Aye
Deehone
Eacape
Lost in Forest Tragedy Draws Search for Missing Boy
A report from a rural area details Briday Honalt MeKougall, aged 17, and Quinn, both reportedly lost after a heavy rainstorm in a wooded area near Wiroukghout. Searchers combed the country all day and until nine o clock, and the two boys were found exhausted and muttering about spending a wretched night.
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Aynn
Briday
Honalt MeKougall
Syd Hert [Quinn
Liddidale
Wallerawanng
Hears Partes
Huhta Fey
Fruit machines licensed to aid hospital funds
The government approves fruit machine licensing to raise funds for hospitals. Heonaing receives control under the Hospitals Commission with a fixed monthly fee and a percentage of takings directed to hospital support. The plan includes revenue sharing and supervision details.
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Sydney
Kinard
Railway unions rally amid new arbitration reforms
Rail workers face mandates to join a national union amid circulars from an unidentified official. Reports mention abolishment of previous bodies under new arbitration measures and ongoing reorganizations within railway labor groups and affiliated associations.
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Rydney
Te Keemijer
Maren
Government Tramway Electrv Franch Workers’ Association
Andhe Railway Borviey Association
Lower House Awaits Business In Confusing Debates
Fragmented text shows a legislative session discussing arbitration and cabinet procedures. Mentions Mr Stevens and Mr Lame amid unclear notes on measures and potential submission to the anomaly.
Disputed Will Upheld By Judge In Reserved Judgment
A judge upheld a contested will stating it was duly executed and valid. The case centered on the estate of an individual named Gllve Mary with arguments over necessary testamentary formalities and potential undue influence.
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Aydnry
Petia
Wasvan
eMy
St Patrick’s Day Turmoil in Ireland Leaves Two Wounded
On St Patrick’s Day in Ireland the celebration proceeded in most areas but two men were wounded in Londonderry where a procession of Orangemen was attacked. The breach of order followed earlier tensions over marches that have long troubled the province.
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London
Ireland
Hagerafelt
Londonderry
National Debt Seen As Key World Issue In Melbourne
Fragmentary report notes calls by Wehal of the Caster Union on adjusting wartime economy to reduce the national debt. The statement asserts debt relief would ease burdens, while acknowledging public support remains uncertain amid broader economic strain.
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Meltourne
Architraum
Wehal
Caster Union
Reversal of Tactics Blocks Companies Amendment Bill
Rumors swirl as the Government drops the Companies Amendment (Preference Shareholders) Bill after a likely minority in the Legislative Council. Costes threatened disclosures, and petitions from Kenth'n Newavavers Ltd and journalists seek protection, while a select committee review is urged.
Shanghai Parties Confer London In Chinese Japanese Talks
London questions Shanghai’s steps to implement proposals from the Relief Assembly. Foreign Secretary Silvan reported discussions with Sir Miles Lampson and Chinese, Japanese, and other representatives. Officials cautioned that while hopeful, no confident statements could be made to avoid jeopardizing potential final agreement.
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London
Com. Monn
Ahanghai
Feayun
Bieohn Silvon
Ana
Miles Lampson
Dad & Merting
Ronness
Foyalee
Geneva Assembly Adjourns Amid Ongoing Negotiations
The Geneva committee reports progress on talks at Bhanghal and adjourns proceedings to reconvene soon as negotiations continue. no firm outcome announced and no new dates set. The action follows intensified discussions and an imminent decision is deferred pending further deliberations.
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Geneva
FROMM
Bhanghe Hemmbly
Bhanghal
Tribal Raids Halted by Air Force Actions
Tribal menace to peace eased after punitive action. tribes intimated to government they would be demobilized and the invaders driven from territory. Bombing operations ceased. routes to Chitral reopened and garrison supplied with provisions.
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Catqutta
Chitral
Glebe Motion Amid Debate Over Noxious Animals
A record of Glebe Council proceedings shows Alderman Kav proposing a motion to address a nuisance within the municipality. The vote hinges on concerns about greyhounds and other animals, with discussion referencing Mareia Pary and related measures.
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Iti
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