Revulsion After Policy Speech Draws Legal Lead In Resentment
In Sydney on Friday a wave of revulsion followed Mr Lang's policy speech. The legal profession leads the resentment of the attack on judges while party leaders deplore the error. The plan to raise 21 million pounds by debentures is viewed as impossible, as Lang's speech signals defeat.
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Sydney
Lang
Hydney
H. Hoskinchalman
Australian Iron and Bteet Company
Wcae
Lang Attacks On Courts Draw Fire In Policy Speech
Sydney reports Mr Lang’s remarks alleging judges in New South Wales are biased and corrupt, sparking condemnation from legal circles. He calls the judiciary partisan while the chamber accuses him of slander and undermining judicial impartiality.
Recovery Hope in Six Months Amid Australia Crisis
The report notes renewed optimism for recovery within six months amid political debate in New South Wales and Australia. Prime Minister Lyons defends the Premiers Plan, criticizes opposition, and warns of ongoing unemployment and economic strain as government policy faces continued scrutiny.
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Goulburn
Gowihura
TALE
Mab
B Loughlin
Mr. Lona
Thia
New South
Actiol
Mr. Lyon
Lyons
Lang
New South Wales
Australia
No Change in Japanese Foreign Policy Indicated
Article notes that Japanese policy will see no shift under the new Cabinet as it focuses on cleansing political conditions and rebuilding business and national finances. It discusses Lang and Lyons on overseas debt, warning that concrete debt relief would be difficult amid negotiations and suggesting potential credit improvements for Australia through rate reductions and conversions.
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Langin
Lyone
Lang Hag
Aumiralu
My. Lyons
Australia
Privy Council Session Amid Parliamentary Tensions
London reports outline a Privy Council sitting at 10 45 am Sydney time to consider a heated debate over reforms and royal prerogatives. The scene centers on opposition to a government faction and ongoing constitutional disputes.
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London
Privy Council
Sydney
Lang Soe WRWCARTLE: Premier Janes pottery blaze and unemployment mention
Fragmentary report notes Lang Soe and Lang’s year 1031 reference, unemployment concerns, and a brief mention of a Bull tor. Elements are unclear. readable items include Premier Janes pottery and unemployment.
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Premiey
Mtr
Firuxnet
Janes Pottery
Mrugnet
Lang
Kane
Lang’s Debentures Spark Denunciation As Debtors Rejected
Mr Theodore assailed Lang and the Labour movement alleging corruption and terrorizing the party base. He warned the Loan Council’s authority cannot be ignored and said no one would buy Lang debentures. He asserted the federal Labour split and internal factional strife led to the movement’s damage and potential downfall.
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Rydney
Theodore
Witich New Howth Walon
Lang
Hank Colls
Theodors
Lamy
ALP
Inia Fampiere Dominame
New South Wales
Labour Movement
Ate
Ma Party
Labour
Guery
Theodord
Lang Plan Speech Guards In Newcantle Rally
A security presence guarded a Lang Plan speech at Newcantle today as over 100 people gathered near Trade Mall to listen amid concerns for safety and order. Police monitored the scene after a tense buildup and potential disruption from counter protestors.
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Traden Mall
New Id
Disloyalty in Mr Lang policy attack by Mr Stevens
Stone, Friday. A fierce attack on Mr Lang by Mr Stevens contends the policy speech shows disloyalty and aims to topple the throne. Stevens accuses Lang of misquoting reports and warns currency plans would threaten national integrity and the Commonwealth.
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Stone
Lang
Criticiam
Stevens
Labour
Commonwealth of Nations
Ang
Commonwealth
State Governor Motion in House of Commons
Acting Premier Haldwin replies to Maxton’s recall motion saying he has no jurisdiction. He notes inquiries are not being made but an election in New South Wales will decide the question.
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London
Haldwin
Maxton
Mir Philip Game
bin Chamivaul
Long
New South Wales
Mr. Maxton
New South
Wales
Lat
Philip Game
Buchanan
Philip Jame
Britain
Pim
Balawin
Turtedieton
Air PJ
Masuon
Bip Philp
Mr. Marton
Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Italy to Resume Debt Payments Across Empire Debates
Home debates in Britain discuss Italy's pledge to resume debt payments similar to Britain. Sir Philip Game’s governorship draws praise as politicians clash over imperial responsibilities and whether a motion will be discussed.
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Italy
America
Britain
Vessel Lost In Yangtze Gorge Amid Seaway Tragedy
News reports the American owned fast motor launch Ming vanished in the Yangtze gorge after a collision with the steamship Ning. Forty nine on board are missing including several foreigners as dangerous winds and swift currents hinder rescue efforts.
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Dimater
Shanghai Weiehung
Bomb Outrage At Innisfail Club
A powerful blast rocked the Cosmopolitan Club in Innisfail Friday morning injuring two men. Windows shattered as a car in the building was destroyed. Police suspect a deliberate bomb under the vehicle and believe the attack targets anti debenture schemes cited in local discussions.
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Brisbane
Frida
Annisfail
Thin
Impossible Mr Lang Proposals Stir City Debate
An old report notes Mr Lang's proposals drawing strong reactions from Sir Sevier ex-president of the Chamber of Manufacturers and Senator Hardy who, after reading Lang's speech, said he would not pursue an outright win. The United Country Party seen ready to seize the moment at a test election.
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Hydney
Lang
Sevier
Chamber of Manufacturers
Fundy
Henator Hardy
Wagen
United Country Party
Ptep
International air services plan eyes Atlantic mail routes
Rome set as international data hub for ocean air cooperation while agreeing not to carry passengers yet. Ireland to Newfoundland and the Aecree routes seen impractical. Greenland and Iceland identified as the best link to Europe from America if weather reporting services are secured.
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Rome
Congress of Ocean Flesra
Ireland
Newfoundland
Europe
America
Iceaed
Greenland
Bombay fears second rising amid communal violence
In Bombay an incident in Mandan pura sparked fear of renewed sectarian clashes. Two Hindus were killed and four injured as mobs struck, triggering rapid mobilization of troops and armored cars to the area and surrounding localities.
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Calcutta
Phulades
Witt
Bombay
Ottawa Forecast by Lord Beaverbrook Predicts Mixed Results
Lord Beaverbrook foresees an optimistic Ottawa forecast with imperish sponta conference wax voled hare. he predicts Ottawa Empire Contarance will achieve fine results but warns of bleeding effects. New South Wales gains financial aid from the Lean Council at 80 percent instead of 40 percent of available aid.
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Montreal
Lord Ceaverbrook
London
New Bout Wales
Lean Council
Billiard-room keeper injured in fall through window
Ronrio Rappalardo, the billiard-room keeper, sustained cuts to the body after leaping through a glass window while Antonio Ferrugia, a cans cutter, suffered lacerations when struck by falling glass.
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Ronrio Rappalardo
Antonio Ferrugia
Wheat bulk shipment trend noted in current season
The report records rising bulk wheat transport to stone trucks today with 2,106 bulk trucks cited. Formerly most growers bagged their wheat, but the current season shows a shift toward bulk handling aided by the department to speed up movement of wheat statewide.
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Stonee
Cretary
Eason
Bage
Dilik
Bus Employees Rally to Back U.A.P Candidates
A mass meeting at Darlingaure approved support for U.A.P candidates amid bus employees’ backing. The gathering resolved to back the party slate in upcoming elections.
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U.A.P
Rtdmey
Pridey
D Darlingaure
Increased Hours Sought for Federal Public Service Staff
The Public Service Commissioner W J Clemens filed an application with the Public Service Arbitrator to raise weekly hours for clerical and sessional staff from 36 2/3 to 39 1/2 hours, telephonists from 34 to 37, and others from 36 to 39 3/4 hours. Overtime pay would be limited to days beyond a full 44 hour week, with hearings expected in four to five weeks and two weeks notice to concerned organisations. Public service costs may rise if granted.
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Commonwealth Public Service
Public Service Commissioner
W. J. Clemens
Public Service
Htta
Clemena
Gincum
House of Theen
Oferet
Forced Down Plane At Coff's Harbour In NSW Flight
The New England Airways Brisbane to Sydney service diverted to Coffs Harbour after engine trouble. The pilot made a safe landing and passengers were transferred to Sydney later that evening. The other aircraft sustained damage but flew to Sydney on two engines. relief aircraft departed Coffs Harbour with the passengers.
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Rydney
New England Airways
Brisbane
Aydney
Cof's
Bydney
Pike
Cofts Harbour
Atevenw
Australian
National Airways
Coffs Harbour
Taxation Office Employee Dies By Own Action
Panjel Metsar Ross a 01 9 clerk in the Taxation Department committed death by own action today in a small room attached to his office. A woman employee found him groaning at the door as cyanide lay near him. The widow said her husband seemed worried for some time. The Chief Commissioner declined to comment.
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Bydney
Panjel Metsar Ross
Tagatlon
Taxa~y On
Mr. McMenon
Country Party Outlook in County Session Statements
The text records a fragmented exchange at a country party gathering with Mr Stevens and Mr Broxnar addressing reforms. It mentions a new state move, aims for broader popular representation, and concerns about federal and state government balance.
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Mattland
Fry
Broxnar
Hedond
Bruxner
Tomas Imprecticanie
Poperiea
Pends
Pedaral
Stade
Sharkey mobbed by crowd at Creek rally
A chaotic scene in Duck Creek as Communist candidate Sharkey faced hostile crowd actions. He attempted to address on the Ammbened Genarad hararkey but was forced from platform and carried about 350 yards toward a muddy creek where he was thrown. Four friends helped him regain footing as the mob dispersed.
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Stoney
Nase
LL. Sharkey
Jrandidate
Aubden
Duck Creek
Chés
Sharkey
Earthquake Shock Felt In Sydney City Area
A seismic tremor rattled Sydney causing noticeable shaking in the city during the night. Officials report the event originated near a distant fault line and lasted several hours with minimal structural damage reported so far.
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Sydney
Fragmented Note on Mr Jones and Mr Pommier Meeting
An unsure report references Mr Jones and Mr Pommier in a disputed discussion about proposals and a potential move to Australia. The fragmentary text hints at timing and a planned presentation to a premier or authority, with unclear outcomes.
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Jones
Mid
Australia
Universal Inspection Death Report at Ariel Site Delayed
A garbled OCR fragment references a death at an aerial site with unclear details. It mentions a government phrase and relay apparatus, suggesting an official inspection outcome or timeline but provides no coherent names, dates, or locations to confirm.
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