English Team To Play Open Game In Australia
English rugby league arrivals in Sydney face a large crowd as they attend open sessions. Manager Mr R F outlines aims and supporters praise the team’s modest victory stance while noting Australia’s preparation. Anderton predicts future clashes with the Kangaroos, stressing improved play and tactics ahead of a potential 1912 tour.
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Owe Hox
R. F
Yorkanire
Australia
Wa Minfer
Andertop
Unions Move to Assert Strength in Labour Daily
The Miners' Federation calls a conference of shareholding unions at Trader Hall for Thursday, aiming to explain changes to the Labour Daily articles. The federation claims the Board of Directors failed to convene meetings to justify alterations and maintain union control of the paper amid large shareholdings tied up in the Labour Daily.
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Aydney
Miners’ Federation
Labour Daily
Trader Hall
Miner
Labor Daily
Uc Belen
New Loan to Open for Public Subscription in Sammonwasith
Treasurer announced a government loan of 12,000,000 subscribed by the American Loan Council will open for public subscription on June 2. The loan bears 3 percent interest per annum and is priced at 808/10 per £100 value, repayable on November 1, 1861. Interest payments and parcels will be available to the wife on June 1.
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Sammonwasith
Amiriian Loan Council
London
Jarusalem
the Times
Palaestine
Halle
Gazza
Tremith
Jerusalem
Hilin
Hubile
Hiuhways
Washington
Lottery Officer Toe Amid Efforts in States
An unclear fragment notes efforts involving a lottery officer and staff in various states. The text references uncertain names and actions, with little readable detail to confirm a definitive event or outcome.
Italian Propaganda Rise in Palestine
London reports say Italian propagandists active in Palestine and Arabia are linked by well informed circles to rioting and bad blood, aiming to disrupt Anglo Italian ties. Rome and Cairo sources discuss Arab sympathy toward Germany and anti Zionist sentiment, while the Italian consul general seeks stronger protection and escort arrangements.
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London
Palestine
Araby
Saya
Cairo
Rome
the Times
Milan
Haile Selassie Visit to England Raises Suspicion
Reports from Rome and London claim Haile Selassie plans to visit incognito, prompting speculation that British sanctions may be used to leverage the Emperor. Observers note no guarantee he will refrain from politics while abroad and expect interviews and invitations to test his intentions.
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London
Haile Selavnie
Epsland
Rome
Halle
Calypaw
Abgiala
Hort
Juden
Walle
Belnesse
Wallan
Halle Beinauter
Abyssinia
Italy
Victor
Police reports detail Melbourne shooting case and cabinet dispute
The Melbourne police report outlines a mysterious shooting incident involving a Superintendent and a Supreme arm claim amid a cabinet dispute. It notes three versions of the affair, all denied by the police department, and mentions a police magistrate possibly being requisitioned.
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Melbourne
Prochet
Dunant
Viryalasatia
Mortay Fourning
Simphlef
Brophy
Brighter Outlook for English Cricket Faces Hurdles
A Sanh don Somerset player Gimblett scored brilliantly as county cricket reviews note rising momentum for the sport. Verity impresses with 65 wickets this season while Derbys Copeon scores 42 and speculation grows on Australian tour choices and captaincy with Turnbull and Seller top contenders.
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London
Somerset
Gimblett
Yeoman Farmer
Cen
Ergy Tatore
Igen Txaed
Weday
Korkahlnshd Wander
Mguret
Xent Ton
Ron
Verity
Copeon
Derby
Mitchan
Alo
Uetenttar
Bally Telegraph
Marta
Viait
Turnbull
Seller
Australia mulls home price wheat plan at council
Reports from Melbourne indicate the Australian Agricultural Council will seek state consent to a four shilling nine pence per bushel home consumption price for wheat. South Australia may oppose uniform measures, with ministers from South Australia and Western Australia expected to announce support on Wednesday as city councils discuss agriculture and industry policies.
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Australian Agricultural Council
South
Austria
Bytvia
Jetriea Moughans
Farra
Yarra Tragedy Details From Early Reports
A fragmentary account describes a woman who suffered injuries near the river after a vehicle fell from a road embankment estimated 280 to 300 feet. Investigators found items on the riverbank including a bumper bar, an unidentified object, and a goat, with Detective Rosewarne noted as leading the inquiry.
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Rosewarne
Leparic
Japan Press Urges Strong Retaliation Against Australia
Bitter Tokyo press calls for decisive government action after Australia criticizes Japan. The eight textile manufacturers meet to denounce Australia and pledge mutual cooperation while the Australian Trade Commissioner explains Canberra's position and denies discrimination against Japan.
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Australia
Australian Trade Commissioner
Ifr
Longfelt Toyd
Atl
Canberra
Japan
New Tariff Faces Japan Retaliation Debate
A blurred report contends Commonwealth tariff revisions on Japanese textiles will not severely hit Japan. It notes duties may curb lower quality imports, with higher grade goods cheaper post tariff. Japan reportedly plans possible retaliation, though officials and industry in Tokyo have weighed the move and its impact on Australian trade.
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Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Japan
Aus
Australian tariff shock hits American exporters in New York
The report details Australian tariff measures affecting American manufacturers and potential shifts in textile duties. It notes price drops for Japanese textiles and discusses possible impacts on imports, retaliation risks, and broader implications for global trade, including Australia’s wool trade and U.S. consumer costs.
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New York
Ocean Tragedy Missing Three From A Hike
Fragmented OCR reads report three people missing after a hike near harbor rocks. The incomplete article mentions a watcher or owner connected to the incident and hints at a broader discussion of war talk and wool exports being affected by prices.
Rapproachment Reported Between Germany and Italy
A Rome report in The Daily Telegraph notes an official statement about German Ambassador Von Harnel and Signor Mamalini. It suggests Germany seeks Italian support to avoid Austrian interference for years in exchange for a favorable trade treaty. The piece highlights German expansion in the Mediterranean and rivalry with Italy.
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London
Rome
Daily Telegraph
Signor Mamalini i
von Hamel
Germany
Hitler
Italy
Mediterranean
New Defence Corps for Britain Plan Revealed
London report cites War Office plans for a new defence force. Secretary for War Mr Dut Geaper writes to Manot correspondent that the government intends an early announcement. The Royal defence scheme was announced two years ago but never properly organized.
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London
Dut Geaper
Ravenns
War Office
Royal
British Cabinet Faces Early Reconstruction
The British cabinet discusses possible reshuffles amid denials of a MacDonald resignation. Reports say J. H. Thomas retirement from the colonial secretary post was not executed, triggering Berwin to plan changes. A reconstructed ministry is expected within ten days.
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London
MacDonald
Royal Family Inspects Liner Queen Mary
Royal party aboard the Queen Mary during a formal inspection led by King Edward and accompanying royals. The visit included remarks praising the liner and its amenities while highlighting the royal itinerary and engagement with ship officials.
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Royal Family
Privy Council Appeal Fails After Quiet Court Action
In a quiet action the Privy Council appeal fails as authorities uphold the vow and ALO agreement. The motion, supported by key parties, encounters procedural limits and ends with no relief granted.
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Privy Council
Trade policy sparks calls to aid tea ports and wool trade
The Daily Telegraph notes that higher duties on Australian wealth may fund subsidies for tea ports and South African wool and South American wool exports. Mee Brennan, South African Trade Commissioner, signals consideration of this protectionist path amid debates on Canadian wheat and other markets.
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South Africa
South America
Daily Telegraph
Hely ‘Telegraph
Mee Brenann
Seamen Revolt Over Red Leader In Union Row
In Melbourne a monthly union meeting passed a no confidence motion in general secretary Keenan by a large majority. Keenan attended a prop work meeting today. branch secretary Tolatke refused to reconfirm him. A move to oust Clark from branch secretary failed by a large margin.
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Sydney
Turaday
Emtion
Keenan
Melbourne
Beame ‘Union
W. Tolatke
Titi
Clarks
Plane Crash Inquest At Cadogas Station
In Dubbo a coroner held an inquest into the death of Wales guest concert organizer Eiri Orum, 94, who burned to death when the plane crashed near Cadogas Station 05. Three witnesses testified the aircraft caught fire in the air and then fell to ground. Richard Boyce, owner of the site, said the crash likely occurred about 100 feet from the cabin area, with Mrs Spring of Mildgme among those describing the calamity. The coroner returned a verdict of accidental deaths.
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Dubbo
Tussiay
Jeu
Wales
Eiri Orum
Wor Land Trea
Cadogas Station
Richard Boyce
Meat Quotas Melbourne Tynaday
The Australian Meat Guard released details on qualities of unfrozen and frozen beef and available export supplies for the second and wash quarters of the year. It forecasts tolls for frozen and chilled beef exports from July 1 to November 30 as 857,832 owta and from July 1 to December 31 as 1,283,880 owth. The board also urged uniform standards for mutton and similar meat for export.
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Melbourne
Prospects of Motor Manufacturing
Prospects for motor manufacturing appear evolving with shifting demand and policy factors. Industry observers cite potential growth in auto components and assembly sectors, while challenges include supply chain resilience and workforce training needs across key regions.
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