Liberal foreign policy pledge to abolish war and ease relations
A London statement signed by Lloyd George Heauchamp Herbert, Rumuel, Charles Mobsause, and Lady Arvind outlines Liberal aims to abolish war as a method of dispute settlement. It pledges early, forge and all round reductions in armaments and a revival of normal commercial relations with Russia based on non interference in domestic affairs.
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London
Lloyd George
Heauchampir Herbert Rumuel
Charles Mobsause
Arvind
Russia
Ulster Election Returns Seated Unionists and Nationalists
Ulster returns show Unionists and Nationalists each winning a seat from Labour. Results list Labour candidates losing ground as Unionists secure key constituencies and the nationalist winner joins the tally in the evolving vote outcome.
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London
Wailanlet
McKenna duties spark debate in London column
Sr William Morris enters the McKenna duties controversy in London notes. Quotement argues that keen foreign competition harms the British motor trade and raises prices for corn. The abolition of duties would handicap a nourishing industry and affect exertial balance.
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London
William Morris
Vici
Stith
British Birth Trade Delegation Returns From Russia
Editor Ernest Remnant reports the Birth Trade Delegation to Russia is satisfied with its results. Most representatives believe the mission worthwhile and expect Soviet retirements to boost their fall capacity for years. He says recognition should be conditional on compensation to British nationals and the settlement of West Bank claims.
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London
Ernest Remnant
British Review
Russia
Hemmant Sald
Huxela
Lritsh Nvsionals
INT
Westile
Electoral Inquiry Roundtable Sparks Spite Claim
In Parramatta electoral inquiry proceedings today Mr Laing denounced Mr Morrow for vendetta driven action on the Parramatta rolls. Morrow countered that the vendetta has persisted, asserting an indiscretion and pride in his conduct in the ongoing inquiry.
French Marshals Conference Drops Several Army Appointments
In Paris a conference of Maniniers decided to discontinue the appointments of Is of the army, the honour Wesing with the dewthe of-betuim, $lre, Lyantey, and Deapercy.
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Paris
Deapercy
Moir and Owen Searched by Air and Ship in Australia
The Dutch government supplied steamer and seaplanes and the Commonwealth lighthouse steamer Kyogle joined the hunt for Moir and Owen. Captain Grosvenor, in his Moth plane, continued the search today. Pilot Brain, aboard the Atlanta, left Longreach for Newcastle Waters and expected to reach Darwin tomorrow.
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Moir
Owen
Commonwealth
Kyogle
Grosvenor
Pilot Brain
Atlanta
Longreach
Newcastle
Brain
Newcastle Waters
Darwin
Australian film prize of 10000 pounds announced
Friday Walter Marks chairman of the Royal Commission on the moving picture industry said the Commonwealth will award 10000 pounds for an Australian film. Eligibility requires production in Australia. The prize is funded by a farthing per foot import tax on films.
Drug Addict Found With Razor Sentenced in Central Court
Edward James Earle, 34, a pensioner, was jailed for nine months for possession of cocaine and a razor. Evidence showed cocaine packets hidden under matches. Earle claimed he carried it for protection. The police prosecutor stated Earle was a known cocaine addict. Additional sentences included six months for possession of volaine and three months for carrying a pulsor.
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Bydney
Edward James Larle
Central Court
Thompson
Earle
Fauor
Isarte
Karle
Ber
Ead Thularte
Volaine
Monklie
Hankow Dispute Settled by Yonai Command
Admiral Yonai announces settlement of China Japan Hankow dispute. Japanese marines in Hankow since 1927 will withdraw May 31, four days before Dr Bun Yed Son’s funeral. Japan agrees to compensate families of those killed. Chinese government orders continuation of anti Japanese activities and enforcement of prohibition on further suppression.
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China
Japan
Hankow
Yonai
Bun Yet Son
Farmilieh
Melbourne chemist fined for cocaine sale and hiding
Thetis Chen, a Melbourne chemist, was fined £100 and sentenced to two months in prison after police, watching the premises for a liner, rushed in and seized a small packet of cocaine from a woman customer. Evidence placed the shop under surveillance during the alleged sale.
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Melbourne
Thetis Chen
War Flive
Australia appoints trade rep to Canada to boost ties
Mr HK AL Haynes, newly appointed Australian commercial representative to Canada, arrives to open offices in Toronto. He says the Australian Government will run a Canada office to assist, signaling mutual desire for closer ties. He notes trading issues under the treaty, including butter dumping duties and wine selling difficulties in Canada.
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yieTonia Aba
AL Haynes
Ape
Canada
Toronto
Australia
Timber Strike Peace Effort Fails in Melbourne
Friday reports say hopes for a quick settlement of the timber strike collapsed after a conference between employers and union representatives broke down. Employers offered return-to-work under the Jukin Award, joint applications to appoint a committee, and a high standing public accountant inquiry into finances, but the union rejected the terms, claiming compromises on nearly all points except two core ones, and accusing efforts to end the strike.
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Melbourne
Ans
Nort
Petrol states seek commonwealth petrol tax plan
At the Premiers Conference the proposal to have the Commonwealth collect a petrol excise and pass proceeds to the States was debated. Attendees urged await clearer details on power resources commission plans before proceeding, with further discussion expected after the Federal Government briefing.
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Sydney
Commonwealth
Resignation in German Reparations Delegation
Berlin reports Hr Vogler, a member of the German Reparations Delegation, resigns over policy clash with Dr Schacht and Owen Young proposals. Vogler, after talks with Krupp and other heavy industry leaders, cites burdensome taxation and government pressure. Basil is set to succeed him as industrial association head.
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Berlin
Thutesday
Vogler
Dr Schacht
Owen Young
Germany
Herren
Krupp
Piyssen
Basen
Herr E Basil
German Industrial Nesociation
Land salesman four sent to gaol in conspiracy case
Four men convicted in a land sales conspiracy were sentenced at the Darlinghurst sessions. Walter Keogh 28 received two years with a 70 pound remission if he refunds 70 pounds Clarke 27 got two months with remit of one month plus restitution 80 pounds Barret 37 one year with three months remission and 10 pounds restitution Dwer 1? month with six months remission. The judge stated the prisoners attempted to defraud country people who were the state's best customers.
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Aydney
Danninghart
Walter Keogh
Tevil Clarke
Edward Barret
John Dwer
Keogh
Clrke
Owe Menthia Lie
Faerel
Tower
Tide Sheridan
Free Labour Application to Court in Melbourne
In Melbourne the Commonwealth Arbitration Court began hearings on the employers request to suspend part of the award for Amalgamated Carpenters and Joiners and Builders Labour, to permit free labour. Union reps sought a 14 day adjournment for settlement talks, with Judge Lakin noting a 10 day delay as unreasonable and indicating the matter would be adjourned to Monday.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Amulmamate
Lakin
Mat
Thornicroft Truck Leaves Adelaide With Bodies
The Thornicroft truck plans to depart Adelaide tonight carrying the bodies of Anderson and Hitchcock. The vehicle is part of the arranged repatriation and will return the deceased to their respective homes, completing a somber task for the authorities.
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Adelaide
Thornicroft
Anderson
Hitchcock
Leg Amputated Sequel to Accident Court Held in Hospital
In Canberra Hospital yesterday Clifford Howes leg was amputated after the motor accident on the Uriarra Towner road. The case, under the Juice Act of New South Wales, was held Thursday night with Secretary Kelly presiding. John Thomas Ticket and his counsel attended, charged with dangerous driving.
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Clifford Howe
Canberra
Seat
Juice Act
New South Wales
Hood
Kelly
Queanbeyan
Canberra Hospital
John Thomas Ticket
Hume Dam Storage Capacity Discussed by Advisory Committee
A meeting of the Hiver Murray Advisory Committee at the Development and Migration Commission examined a reference from the Prime Minister on Hume Dam storage capacity. The committee aims to prepare an interim report for consideration by the Australian Commonwealth and States Governments, with a decision not yet reached.
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Melbourne
Hiver Murray
Developament and Migration Commission
Rine
Hume Plan
Hume Tram
Binks
Heavy fines imposed on opium crew aboard steamer
A French steamer crew faced severe penalties with bets and fines totaling 7,000 francs for opium dealing aboard the vessel. The captain and several crew members were fined as part of the charges, with the steamer’s authorities collecting and remitting the fines to the relevant officials.
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AnUno
Ube Aulberitins
Canberra conference talks on health and governance align
A Canberra conference agenda covers federal and state health coordination, taxation proposals for the mining sector, uniform observance of Anzac Day, migration amendments, and the push to unify navigation laws. It endorses state roles in land registration, harbor charges, and wireless equipment rules for interstate ships.
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Commonwealth Servicer
Canberra
Feder League of the Returned Soldliers
Ballora
Aetny Om Agen
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Metaltho
Commonwealth
Inter
Hipa
Premiers Conference to Discuss Uniform Mining Laws
A forthcoming Premiers Conference in Canterra will cover uniformity in mining laws and taxation relating to gold mining, with aims to codify laws where possible. Also proposed are uniform observance of Anzac Day, potential central control over aboriginal lands, and uniform voting procedures. Debate continues on rabbit importation and related state laws.
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Canterra
Commonwealth
Australy
South Australag
Central Australia
Western Austrasia
Oppurinna Springs
Walter
International Labour Organisation
Commonwealth Cav
Australia
New South Wales
Trade Mission to Argentina and Brazil
The Board of Trade appoints an economic minister to lead a mission to Argentina and Brazil. Viscount Davernon, formerly German ambassador from 1920 to 1926, is designated to preside over the mission aimed at advancing industrial, commercial and diplomatic ties with the two nations.
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London
Tard of Trade
Great Britain
Viscount Davernon
Germany
Revered arrangement interview completes major event
In a world of collaborative effort, the interview marks a completion of a long community project. Key figures and organizations coordinated to bring a final arrangement to fruition, signaling ongoing cooperation and forward momentum.
Search for missing training ship Copenhayn under Ville Urbeneen
The Danish motor ship Mexico will leave Bin de dJoniero in mid June to search the south Atlantic for the missing training ship Copenhayn. It carries three months fuel and carry cargo and men. Capetonian Urbeneen, former commander of Copenhawn, will assume command.
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Copenhagen
Thurstay
Dantvh
Mevico
bin de dJoniero
South Atlantic
Copenhayn
Mexico
Encom - Poin
Capetonian Urbeneen
Copen- Hawn
Empire Day marks 25th anniversary at Kapa Theatre
The Empire Day celebration at Kapa Theatre yesterday morning honored Queen Victoria’s birthday and the British Empire. Dr. Alcorn and Minister C. T. A. Abbott addressed pupils stressing service to the Empire. A film of The Somme closed the observance as students sang and received thanks for venue support.
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Kapa
Alcorn
Beaphe
Brent
Wong
Alvaira
C. T. A. Abbott
Empire
England
Australia
Queanbeyan Empire Day Celebrations at Public School
Empire Day events at Queanbeyan Public School featured speeches by Archdeacon Pike and Rev E Thomas on empire growth and generational meaning. The Parents and Citizens Association, led by Moser, Campbell, Harris and others, organized ceremonies and sports in the schoolyard with headmaster J Midleys overseeing.
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Empire
Queanbeyan
Archdeacon Pike
E. Thomas
Parents’ and Cities Amociation
Moser
T. Campbell
J. G. Harris
J. Midleys
Parcatn’ and Citizens’ Association
Sydney Celebrates Empire Day Gathering in Sydney
Empire Day was observed in Sydney with Bathok gatherings and a modest march in Martin Place. Governor Bir Dudley de Chair urged vigilance and optimism for peace while urging unity among New South Wales and its component parts in a pledge to promote imperial unity and cooperation.
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Sydney
Martin Place
Bir Dudley de Chair
Austratia
New Slouth
Wales
Heraid
Iremter Duttemdhaw
H@ie
New South Wales
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