Royal Commission to Probe New Guard In NSW Affairs
A heated debate in the House of Representatives led Prime Minister to announce a Royal Commission inquiry into New Guard activities and disclosures. The Lang Government supported the move amid allegations of military material movements and intelligence leaks tied to Victoria Barracks and Middle Head.
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New South Wales Jlskour Party
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Commonwealth Defence
New Guard
House of Representatives
McKay
Lyona
Commonwealth
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Reid
Lang
NO INEQUALITY IN WORLD DISARMAMENT
A tense Berlin broadcast warned that Aatmany would not submit to inequality. The speaker urged world leaders to uphold equality and avert a collapse of the disarmament talks.
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Berlin
Urenamenie
Unclear New Zealand Strike Returns See 1800 Relief Workers
In Wallington New Zealand the unemployed situation eased as 1,800 relief workers returned to work. A crowd gathered near the Tracer Mall where workers were joined by supporters and a speaker protested the government statement by Mr. Quel, with figures from April showing notable relief spending and export activity.
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Jara
Quel
Parliament to Decide Mortgage Tax Legislation in NSW
Reported discussions show NSW Parliament considering mortgage tax measures with momentum expected to carry into the House of Representatives. Sir Hackett Moore and the acting Attorney General Brace met with the Prime Minister to discuss implications if suggested reforms pass the Upper House, as Canberra officials planned an aviation arrival for talks.
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New South Wales
House of Reyes
Santatison
Henate
Ikey
Huniwu
New South Wale
Lyons
Avatratia Harty
Kir Hacknon Moore
K.C
Witur- Ham
Tewat Advinera
Commonwealth
Canberra
Javan
Brace
Lapis Leataintt
Weaver Pleased By Downey Royal Commission Plea
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Weaver praised a government decision to appoint a Royal Commission to inquire into the recent scare regarding the New World. He stated he was delighted and found nothing wonderful in the motion for them.
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Bydney
Weaver
New Guard Women Interviewed Police Reticent
The report notes a large number of men interviewed by police in connection with a crime case. Some ex-members are linked to the group. Authorities imply a broad sweep with citizens in the mix as Crown Law authorities pursue leads.
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Rome
Leacine Citvene
Greta Bali
Lele Peti Uy
Crown Law
Taxation Papers Large Quantity Handed Over
A government official handed a large quantity of taxation papers to the Commission of Taxation. The papers contents are not known. Mr McManon and Mr Jackson refused to comment. The operation involved 49 parcels. money was wired to the Federal Government, with some funds yet to be received by the Commonwealth.
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McMunon
Mir
Mu- Manon
Jackson
Government Plot Eric Campbell's Charges
Sydney report quotes Eric Campbell leader of the New Guard claiming government plots target his suspicions and reveal the Garden affair. He alleges the government will ignore the law and that the New Guard could rally against the regime if necessary while seeking informants and support from state departments.
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Sydney
Thursduy
Eric Campbell
W Day
Mali
Iran
New Guard Furniture Moved Amid Government Tensions
Fragmented OCR text reports officials including Colonel Beardmargre and Mr. Forbes. mentions a move of government staff on leave and references to Public Safety Conservation Act and national authorities. Details are garbled with numerous names and places unclear.
Oath Bill Passes Tangles in Ottawa Talks
London reports difficulties amid the oath bill passage in Ottawa and conflicting signals from British and Free State negotiators. The Australian press notes that the British government has no intent to strike a broad agreement with the Free State if the Ottawa oath is enacted, while Dominion choices on future pacts remain unresolved.
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London
Weanenday
Jearna
Thomas
Ottawa
Baitiah
Free Hiutn
Hutt
Tani Am Miter
Australian Pen Association
Ino
Attitude Defined as Government Replies on Free State Treaty
London dispatch reports the Dominions Secretary J A Thomas rejects negotiating the Irish Free State import out law act after November, arguing the bill conflicts with treaty obligations. Opposition leader Lanabury voices doubt on debate timing as Ralawin promises favorable consideration.
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London
Weanende
Trin Free State
J. A
Free State
Thomas
Iriah Free State
Bt Lanabury
Ralawin
State Funeral Doumer Laid to Rest Paria
The state funeral for President Doumer took place in Paris with the Republican Guard and cavalry in procession from the Whyase to Notre Dame. The new president Lebrun marched with mourners as troops maintained security and the coffin was moved to the Pantheon after services amid extensive tributes from foreign notables and diplomats.
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Teaiten Mkieu
Baumer
Whyase
Hinl
Walea
Annam
Rosin
Alstrellan
Atorney
Latham
Lebrun
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Cathedral
Pantheart
Bante Frinon
Qimgulort
France
Russian Assassin Extraordinary Story Told At Inquiry
A distorted account recounts a would be assassination linked to Bl. Doumer and attempts on leaders including Masaryk and Lenin. The subject, a Russian figure, allegedly planned to visit 1920 to murder various officials, faced consular rebuffs, and later joined the White Army before pursuit to Prague.
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Doumer
Mindenburg
Masaryk
Lonit
Bertin
Fromdast
Fregus
Lenin
Frode
Ela
Veltha
Ged
Prague
Mortgage Tax Passes Council by Narrow Margin
The Mortgage Taxation Bill passed the Legislative Council on its second reading by 44 votes to 43 with four Opposition members absent. The Government refused to exempt Public Trustee and Public Trader companies, pledging to consider Starr Bowkett Societies and evoke companies. Debate drew a crowded gallery as Vice President Concannon argued the measure, linking it to broader currency and wage issues and urging a modern taxation approach amid wartime austerity.
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Legislative Council
Messrs
W. D. Warden
Lane Malin Hospital
G. Black
J. Hepher
Starr-Bowkett Societies
Ev-Oive Companieh
Bydney
Executive Council
Concannon
New South Walea
Commonwealth
New South Wales
New South, Wi
Alternatives to Passage of Mortgage Tax
Sydney reports that if the Mortgage Taxation Bill fails in the Upper House Ms Lange may seek Governorial appointment of new members to push the measure. If refused a dissolution is expected. If passed, hundreds of thousands face serious effects and possible ruin.
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Sydney
Dutch claim on life of French president doubar
A London underwriter reports a £47000 life policy on French President Doubar died seven months after taking the policy. Premium paid £70. The policy owner is a Dutchman. Relatives are not to benefit. Proved internal issues suspected. inquiries to be made.
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London
Weanonaay
Doumar
M. Douvier
SALES OF ARMS By Defence Department MINISTER'S STATEMENT
The Defence Department reported on arms and ammunition sales to private firms with ministerial approval, noting that sales records include buyer names and details. It said it may inspect supplier records and referenced actions since 1901, denying any improper conduct and mentioning allegations involving a Russian connection and political figures.
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Ward
Lang Lab
East Rydney
Defence Department
Arme Nod
Torerence
Francia
Thesr
Ita
Akron airship tragedy and daring rescue at sea
The Akron airship mission over Lake Erie faced a fatal mishap as two ground crew members died when ropes snapped during mooring. Ed Cowart, clinging to a knot for two hours with a wooden hand, saved a third crewman as the ship drifted at 4,000 feet after a gust.
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Camp Kearney
Cail
Wea
Akron
Chetr Dente
Lakebutal
Mormy Pane
Robert Mall
Muneton
Ed Cowart
Cowart
Vessel Endures Extreme Sea Conditions Amid Pacific Reach
A damaged text fragment describes a ship's voyage near the Pacific Coast facing severe weather. The crew allegedly endured extreme rough seas and near-impossible conditions, with reports of a nighttime period surrounded by intense thunder and high winds.
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Orm
Pacific
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