European anxiety over Austria unification debate
Fragmented稿 discusses Sir Frederick Stewart urging referendums on a unified Europe under a central authority. It critiques government incompetence in international decisions, seeks clarity on the balance of Westminster sovereignty versus a united national policy, and references multi-parliament inquiries and regional transfer powers.
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Amreien
Tha Narnia
Trey
Tom
Staten’ Shuld Onite Saatiy
Cement duties spark Senate vote shift and party split
The Senate shows strong support to urge lower cement duties as three UAP members who crossed the floor in the House to oppose government tariffs now back a reduction. The UK protest over Ottawa tariffs triggers heated debate at a joint UAP CP meeting led by Prime Minister Lyons, with no decisive vote taken.
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Senate
Ht Waa
UAP
House of Representatives
United Kingdom
Mr. Lyons
U.A.P
Lyons
Britain
Ottawa
Tale
Train Murder Admissions By Accused In Theft Cases
Brisbane reports a murder trial where Herbert Koptt, a 13 labourer, faces multiple charges. Detective Mahoney testifies Koptt admitted planning thefts including striking Buys and Costello with a tyre and bribing witnesses. The case outlines alleged railway line thefts and a scheme to rob the Rockhampton malt sleeper.
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Brisbane
Quinn
Herbert Koptt
Labourer
Fet
German Menace Disturbs Powers On Frontiers In Europe
Swiss frontier fears grow as Germany and Austria move troops and potential aid networks. The Times notes warnings of German preparations, while Vienna denies. Munich reports near frontier troop redeployments tied to broader conscription and reshaped German Austrian relations.
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Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Sch Hohenzollerna
Vienna
Vigan
the Times
Rhineland
Munich
Mex
Britain Divides Responsibility In Europe
Whitehall plans to split Europe into zones of responsibility with Britain focusing on Northern and Western Europe while Central and Southern Europe fall to France and Italy. Britain will still address the Austrian independence threat but allies in continental powers will bear related duties.
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Whitehall
Europe
Britain
Nor
Western
France
Italy
Three Convicted In Conspiracy Case In Sydney
In Sydney on Thursday, Bilis Findley a former detective Ernest Pierce Coombe an agent and Charlex Richart Tanger an agent were convicted of conspiring with William Campbell who pleaded guilty to defrauding the public in the sale of a preparation known as Chere for revitalising motor car batteries The trial lasted nine days and the jury took two hours to reach a verdict They were remanded until tomorrow for sentence.
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Sydney
John
Bilis Findley
Ernest Pierce Coombe
Charlex Richart Tanger
William Campbell
U S Presidency Primary Ballot Confusion in PA MA
Voters in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts indicate party preferences for the upcoming elections. Republicans back Ben Borah with no opposition in Pennsylvania while Hoover garners limited support. Democrats show Fonzarelli ahead with Smith and O’Gien gaining votes in Massachusetts, Breckenridge trailing in New York context.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Bena
Borah
Hoover
Foncavelt
al Smith
Ooghien
Mamechuset
Syndicate Buys Canadian Ships For 180000
A syndicate formed by the Commonwealth and Lime Ltd and several shipping firms has purchased 180000 ta tan worth of the Canadian Government Merchant Service ships. They will maintain the Haltion to Australia service amid divisions on policy. Parliament disputes over tariffs and cement reports colored the meeting, with whips and protests noted and a second meeting planned.
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London
Commonwealth and Beminion Lime Ltd
Thaw Eanland Shipping
Conneny Ltd
Ettarman and Guchnall Line
Australia
Eight of the Zinhos face appeal on February case
Eight of the Zinhos are rated for bearing the Full Court of Criminal Appeal which convenes Monday relating to the Blur Service Station at Dartingunt Road on February 10. James Mamey, 22, motor mechanic, and Patter, 16, also appeal.
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Sydney
Dartingunnt Road
James Mamey
Patter
Oil policy frames defence tied to Australian oil supply
The Lyons government sketched a defence oriented oil policy in the House detailing a direct subsidy for oil search, a bounty on whale oil, support for Newnes shale and a hydrogenation plant. It plans £850,000 for drilling advances, with a cabinet subcommittee to guide work and a panel of experts to advise. The policy aims to secure Australian independence in oil, possibly exempting shale petrol from excise for up to 20 years and exploring coal hydrogenation with international study and a planned visit by Sir David Rivers to assess methods in Britain and Germany.
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House of Representatives
Mr. Lyons
Newnes
Australia
Commonwealth
Joan
Atis -Austrada
Mesnrs
Parkhill
Paterson
McLachlan
W. G. Wool- Rough
Commonwealth Geological
Kalb
Ward
Bouin Australia
Arthur Wade
sAr. Lyons
Jgovernment
Bengwal
Moe
Ol Wan
Deitlind
Hag
Watine Dutien
Ayona
Af Ineh
The
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David Rivers
Commonwealth Hydrogenation Committee
Procemes
Ineland
Germany
England
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd
Man Found Dead Near Woodville in Coolah District
The body of Robert John Johnstone, of Cosiak, was found in scrub near the Woodville property four miles from Conta. The deceased, a returned soldier and married man, had been missing ten days. The body showed scalpings and a severed right forearm, with evidence of crow attacks and no signs of struggle. The discovery was by J Travers, a resident of Dubbo, while passing through the area. An inquest opened and adjourned to determine cause of death.
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Coolah
Robert John Johnstone
Cosiak
Woodville
J. Travers
Dubbo
Johnstone
Share Hawking Amendment to Company Bill Chaos at Coliery Dispute
Am/Pending amendment to the Company Bill triggers a colliery dispute as lawmakers debate wording and shifts focus. The session stalls over proposed changes touching shares and seller rights amid terse exchanges and ambiguous phrases.
Fragmentary note on Aldiascae and Umber Sy fire scene
Incomplete OCR text mentions Aldiascae and Umber Sy with hints of delivery and firemen. Details are unclear. possible reference to a fire department response and resumed work at a later time. No clear names, dates, or locations are extractable.
New Zealand Trade Council May 3 Dated Plan
A garbled notice outlines a May 3 decision by the Acting Minister for Economic Affairs on trade matters. It mentions primary producers and potential pricing measures to aid industry welfare. The fragment hints at policy framing and ministerial authority in economic support.
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Zambend
Thorry
At Grate
Communists May Win 100 Seats in French Chamber
Paris reports that after a night of voting the Radical Delegates backed Communists, with the final ballot suggesting about 100 Communist representatives in the new Chamber of Deputies. The news caused a poor stock response with Bank of France shares at wartime lows. Analysts attribute market pressure to anticipated government influence.
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Boaiallats
Lety Oend
Chamber of Deputies
Bank’ of France
SUEZ Canal Benefits Grow with Mixed Signals
Unclear report outlines potential gains for Egypt from canal operations and revenue, noting opposing views on how returns may rise. Fragmentary details reference canal management and broader economic impact amid uncertain projections.
Nazareth Riots at Jerusalem Aftermath Arrests
Rel/ disturbances at Nazareth lead to arrests of Arab leaders as aftermath of clashes reported yesterday in the area near Jerusalem. Police and colonial authorities tightened security following the unrest.
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Jerubalim
Nazareth
New Legislation Seeks Female Wage Reform in Assembly
The Legislative Assembly debated a bill to fix the female wage at 5 percent of the male rate after a government joint meeting. Minister for Justice Dunningham pushed speedy passage offering 4 1/2 to 1 17/6 per week for female workers, amid union opposition and debate on living wage provisions. The bill aims to align wage policy with a declared living wage, while discussions covered Public Service Association input and broader labor stakes.
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Bydney
Industrial Commission
Legislative Assembly
Dunningham
Country Party
Lany
USAP
Man
Jone Child
Commission
Public Service
Mfr
Lee
Public Service Association
Australian village blast suspect in fatal attack
In Bendigo on July 1 9 1 9 William J Croan 38 was arrested in Katasanda on charges he placed a gelignite packet at a hospital window causing a large explosion. Front of the hospital damaged several witnesses injured medical staff knocked from chairs. Dr Eugene Fandner testified that pain and injuries abated after the blast. The case centers on a violent act tied to explosives and a hospital blast in mid 20th century Australia.
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Hompltal
Bomphall
Boeing
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