Return of German Colonies Discussed in Berlin Talks
Berlin conversations with British ministers reportedly include a German proposal to restore colonies such as Tanganyika South West Africa and Samoa and to build a German British pact. Hitler is said to seek naval parity with France and an end to German repression, while Austro Hungary and Austrian politics feature in related dispatches.
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London
Daily Express
Herrsutler
Germany
Tanganyika
South-West Africa
Samoa
Berlin
Bern
Faaily
Itlera
Simon
oMcat
Welfroma
Bodyguard
John Simon
Anthony Eden
of & Ware
Prokfirtinger Zeitung
Minister Pearce Eyes Talks on Norfolk Island Aid
Sir George Pearce said he would make recommendations to the government on Norfolk Island administration. He noted residents were in a poor plight unable to export shellfish, fruit, or vegetables to New Zealand or Australia due to current restrictions.
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Sydney
Sanday Fromm vii
Norfolk
Sir George Pearce
New Youland
Australia
Village Maiden and Bick Meun win state lottery prizes
The state lottery draw features First prize No. 0178 Village Maiden syndicate with Norton Anaic Parada Kensington and fourth prize No. 4,788 Bick Meun syndicate including Crawford and Randwick. Drawn numbers listed with late entries.
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Village Maiden” Syndicate
Mus
Norton
Anaic Parada
Kensington
Axe
Bick Meun
Syndicals
Me. A
Mi. Crawford
Waticsi
Ry. Chuberigon
C. Randwick
Aurth
Tom' Late
E . Waite
Polish protest Bergin to German foreign minister
Sunday Polish ambassador protested the German conscription decree outlining Poland's view. The notice names Ambassador Bergin and the German Foreign Ministry and cites the political friction over conscription and wartime policy in Europe.
Australian High Court clears bank over cheque negligence
The Full Court held the South Australian branch negligent in paying a cheque for 800 pounds drawn on Mrs Jenkin estate. The decision found the bank failed to exercise ordinary diligence in processing the instrument.
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Rydney
Anigh Court
Bouth Australian
Bank of Bouth Australia
Mra
Binle
Alyalan Murbe
Jenkin
Dankin
Mra Wain
Paulker
Butter Crisis Threatens Australian Butter Exports
A prospective August 1905 limit on butter exports to Britain jeopardizes Australian dairy earnings. Britain seeks to cap imports while Australia pressed for favorable tariffs, with Danish shipments and Empire preferences influencing the staged restrictions. Strong entities include Britain, Australia, and Denmark in a fragile trade balance amid policy talks.
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Kordom
Gowar
Dilawa
Tr Ix
Australia
Ate. Brace
Great Britain
Britain
Lyons and Mrs Lyons Tour English Countryside
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons and his wife toured historic England visiting Cheshire Cheese Inn in Fleet Street Bray Thamenkle Bray Thamenkle Bear Inn Windsor Castle and Nell Gwynn’s cottage They attended a Sunday Service at St James Palace noting their recognitions and leisurely meals along the way
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Offand
Mr. Lyons
Lyons
Sydney
Bear Inn
Key
Windsor Castle
Nell Gwynn
St. James Palace
Lyons Talk London Editorial on Cabinet Meeting
An editorial in The Morning Post discusses Mr Lyons meeting with the British Cabinet, suggesting discussions will cover beef and Commonwealth trade. It notes Lyons' aims diverge from narrow excitements, mentions heat as a dietary issue, Australia’s chilled shipments, and Australia as a potential major beer exporter.
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London
Lyons
Morning Post
Lyone
Commonwealth
Britain
Australia
Australis
Bitch & Picture
Training Farm for Migrants' Children in Victoria
Cabinet approves funding to establish a training farm in Victoria for British migrant children. Government contributions from Victoria and the Commonwealth cover most capital costs, with potential support from external donors. The project aims to run at a Newbridge Farm site in the Western District.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Michildren
Nrbridge Farm
Western Australia
Teby
Commonwealth
Inquest Hears Moifilew Death Linked to Air Trip
The Sydney coroner heard Emily Moifilew of Blanmure died after a self inflicted act following distress over nerve trouble during a flight between England and Australia. The inquest noted the voyage’s Australia bound leg was fixed at 24 pounds and 24 shillings. The passenger service will commence in due course with a verdict of suicide recorded.
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Sydney
Emily Moifilew
Blanmure
Wihoee
Bond
City
Mra
England
Parnenger
Miloide Wan Femienice
Rand
Relief Works General Strike in Victoria
Melbourne reports a statewide strike as sustenance works halt with no response to Friday calls. About 7,000 relief workers face disruption. unions back the action through the Trades Hall. Government proposals for an eight month scheme and rising costs are rejected by unemployed delegates seeking full time work at base wages plus 100 percent increased sustenance payments.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Trades Hall
Treane i
Toau
Ank
Japan and Russia eye Saghalin sale rights
A Tokyo report quotes the Foreign Office stating that Japan would buy North Saghalin where it holds petroleum rights. Hirota reportedly said a formal exchange of consuls between the Soviet Union and Manchukuo signals de facto Soviet recognition of Manchukuo sovereignty.
Air Navigation Radio Aids Plan for Commonwealth
The report outlines future plans by the Commonwealth government to expand radio aids for air navigation. A departmental delegation will travel to the United States early next year to study talent development in radio navigation. The annual Department of Civil Aviation report notes that effective wireless service is key to safe, regular air services across water and in bad weather. Potential improvements include better wireless facilities for the Singapore to Brisbane route and a stronger radio organization for the Melbourne Hobart service.
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Commonwealth
United States
Department of Civil Aviation
Acros
Governient
Singapore
Brisbane
Lions Den: Photographs Behind Lion Cage At Wirth Circus
Two Canberra residents entered the lions den during Wirth Circus shows. A J Ryan broadcast from inside the cage Friday night while A Collingridge filmed inside on Saturday. Collingridge reported difficulty finding attendants to operate the flashlight. One attendant finally entered the cage but moments later the light blinded the lions and the attendant fled. The tamer warned of danger, but the light caused panic as the lions surged.
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Canberra
Lon's den
Wirth’ Circus
A. J. Ryan
A. Collingridge
Colngridge
Collingrid Waa
Mr. Collingridge
V'An
Collingridge
Commonwealth policy urged to ease interstate trade barriers
Major P Guldenstedt of the Border Trade Defence League urged a Commonwealth policy to remove interstate trade barriers. He called for immediate reform of NSW acts, favoring federal coordination and a federal transport authority, arguing NSW practices harmed cross state commerce and that previous reports supported interstate reform.
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Commonwealth
P. Guldenstedt
New South Wales
Goldanstedt
Victtoria
Victoria
Wagga
Melbourne
Aia
Wagga-Albury
Albury
Goldenstedt
Trasport
Ihe
Australian Transport Council
Sruce-Page
Melbourne woman sentenced to death for murder
Mary Alice Blevens, 23, of Albury Melbourne, was convicted in Victoria Criminal Court of drawing a 43 month old baby from a river and starving it to death. Crown evidence detailed the baby’s two month life with wages as support and a final meeting with an Albury man before the death.
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Melbiourne
Fraffie
Victoria
Huo
Mary Alice Blevens
AiGury
Win
Melbourne
Brunewick
Albury
Phil
Tn Iver Bank
Inier
Victorian crisis labour to support cp censure motion
A conference between Country Party leader Mr Dunstan and State Labour MPs signals an expected government defeat this week by a small margin. Metropolitan Labor members oppose supporting the Country Party, but caucus voted 13 to 4 to back the no confidence motion. Dunstan expected to give notice tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Country Party
Dunatan
Labor Party
Labor
Dunstan
Fewer Members in State House Likely in Policy Speech
Sydney reports a government move to cut the Legislative Assembly by as much as one third. Cabinet deliberations revealed plans to reduce personnel, with opposition from Deputy Premier Bruxner and uncertainty over cabinet acceptance. A policy speech will disclose intentions, while bills on fruit industry control, veterans preferences, and electoral law amendments are set to be introduced.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Lee
UAP
Bruxner
Wheat option losses detailed in bankruptcy court
In a bankruptcy court examination Straugaccs Johann, former manager of Nowke Property Ltd, disclosed losses from a wheat option trade dating back to 1928. He admitted a failure to repay and stated a total loss of £486.01 amid the ill fated market gamble.
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Melbourne
Teday, Straugaccs
Johann
Nowke i Propriatory Ltd
Nour Malllera
Indian cricket tour selection approved for next season
The Board of Control grants permission for Frank Tarrant to tour Australia to select cricketers for India next season. Four players will be chosen by the board, with Woodhull and Ponsford possibly excluded but Kippax included.
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Melbourne
le Nove Dallalte
Board of Control
Perminstom
Frank Tarrant
Australia
Woodhull
Ponsford
Kippax
Federation Going To Break Up View Of Tasmania Premier
The Premier of Tasmanian, Mr Ogilvie, stated that federation is breaking up as he travels to discuss rail and trade issues with Commonwealth and state representatives. He warned that joint action by the Commonwealth and Western Australia could end the federation and resolve tax and regional tensions.
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Melbourne
Noroad
Lomiorra
Tuspamala
Mir
Ogilvie
Bua
Javia
Commonwealth
Tusquants
Oplivia
Brifsett
Vila Ali
Taxnania
Western Australia
Gulng
Blandon Edges Zwick In Rough Three Round Bout
Blandon defeats Phil Zwick on points in a three round boxing match at Rushcutter Bay Stadium. The Australian used a two handed attack and scored with head and body shots while Zwick pressed for the finish, drawing laughter during a ninth round clinch.
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Sydney
Jery Blandon
Phil Zwick
Rushcutter Bay Stadium
Zwick
Urs
Jan Jon
Steny Himes Zwick
AMF
Bandon
Biandem
Owen Ie
Wai
Qwick
Ure
Eax
Forbes Family Tragedy Amid Hospitalized Mother
A tragic incident at Forbes leaves a mother of several children hospitalized after a violent attack. Statements describe a chaotic morning with the family in distress as one child was severely hurt and another involved in a related assault. Police reports indicate immediate investigation and ongoing medical updates.
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Mra Maynolds
Hoapital
Mrvere
Chile
Lars Freed
Reynoldn
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Eric Phipps
Baron von Weurath
France
Parlement
Jona
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Norfolk Island
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Old England
Dole
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Russia
North Saghalin
Manchukuo
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