Italian Advance Push Encircles Makale in Abyssinia
Allied reports cite rapid Italian moves from the north and east around Makale with General Santini’s forces 10 miles east of the town. The offensive claims achievements on the Aksum Adown Adigrat front, with large numbers of troops, vehicles, and supplies moving toward the Fut of Fegan and Morn, as Abyssinian resistance gradually yields ground.
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London
Wually
Makale
Santini
Carpa
Aksum Adown Adigrat
Jamawa
Chosial Oficinia
Bevel
Gers Birolt
Enni Acuti
Ballec
Heusien
Bantini
Takamm
Kammel
Moussa
Feei
Hali
Astang
Auddin
Addis Ababa
Makele
Resta
Tance
Nasibu
Italy Celebrates Armistice Day Across the Nation
Rome marks Armistice Day with lighting and national homage as troops march in Abyn and Italians honor 447000 wartime dead. The country observes a day of holiday with ceremonies and memorials from the Alps to Calabria.
French Left Warns Against German-East Pact
In Paris on Monday M. Herriot warned M. Laval that the left would not tolerate any understanding with Germany allowing expansion in the East at France’s expense. He said he would never consent to put the mighty French Republic to the service of those willing to suppress liberty.
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Paris
M. Herriot
St. Lyons
M. Laval
Germany
French Republic
Sanctions Debate Highlights Slow Roll and Global Push
London reports sanctions are criticized as slow to bite with calls for uniform rapid application. The piece notes some distant governments have not received the official text while Italy protests Egypt's decision to adopt sanctions at Cairo.
Ethiopian Coronation Ceremony in Addis Ababa
A special service at George Cathedral precedes the Emperor in the Rimpress receiving annotations of the diplomatic carpe on the coronation anniversary. Anyanman dignitaries fill the throne room as the Belgian Minister approves the view that Abyaaiin will emerge from the den with honour and dignity.
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Addis Ababa
George Cathedral
Mr Johanens
New Appointee Sir Murray Anderson Named Governor of Newfoundland
Admiral Sir David Murray Anderson, current Governor and Commander in Chief of Newfoundland, will become Governor of New South Wales. Sir Murray Anderson, aged 61, joined the navy in 1881, served in multiple expeditions, and earned Despatches for actions including the destruction of the German cruiser Konigsberg. He became admiral in 193, retired, then was named to lead Newfoundland and acted as British representative on the League of Nations Permanent Secretariat. He holds M.V.C., CMG, CB, and KCB among several decorations from foreign governments.
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Alexander Hore Ruthven
Commonwealth
New South, Wailea
David Murray Anderson
Newfoundland
Murray Anderson
Konigeberg
Navy
Jonn Middleton
Uhaval
League of Nations Permanent Actuary Commission
Tim
M.V.C
C.M.G
C.B
Kcb
Australasian advertising waste study cited by industry leader
The past president of the Australian Chamber of Manufacturers Mr Kitchen warned that hundreds of thousands of pounds are squandered by weak British publicity of primary Australian products. He called for effective links between heartbelty marketing and a concrete trade mark to embed the slogan Buy Australian in buyers and maximize publicity impact.
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Melbourne
Associated Chamber of Manufacturers
Kitchen
England
Broadcasting new General Manager appointment
A broadcast outfit announces the appointment of Mr. Charles Mobes as the new General Manager. The move signals a leadership shift aimed at directing strategy, operations, and programming into the next phase of growth for the company.
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Charles Mobes
Explosion Hits Coal Pit at Newcastle Event
An explosion in a coal pit near Newcastle injures workers and triggers a halt in operations. Police investigated the blast with officials in Sydney and Newcastle, while arrangements were made for a funeral service for the deceased. My. Mowry is noted for a successful broadcasting career.
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My. Mowry
Greece votes overwhelmingly for monarchy in plebiscite
Telegraph reports Greece approves monarchy by about 95 percent in a national plebiscite. A new coinage bearing King George’s head is ordered. King George, after lunch in London, awaits further messages as Athens contemplates constitutional questions and possible upheaval.
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Java
Regiac
Ument
George
Greece
London
Duke and Duches
Kent
Monulay
Thin Daily
Telegraph
Eogland
George Ta Wledsnather
Hughes silent on cabinet retirement amid reconciliation efforts
Mr. W M Hughes refuses to comment on Mr. Lyons request that he retire from the Cabinet. Reports say attempts at reconciliation with other Cabinet members are planned, but there is no indication of any negotiations meeting with success.
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Melbourne
W. M. Hughes
Lyons
Sydney conjectures on cabinet reshuffle in Australia
In Sydney the Assistant Minister for Commerce Mr Thorby said no cabinet changes advice had been received. Rumors link Sir Frederick Stewart to rejoin the ministry with H J Herron also a likely appointment. Stewart plans a report to the Federal Cabinet on racial and reductrist legislation abroad and is believed to support a national insurance scheme covering sickness accidents and pension payments.
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Sydney
Thorby
Frederick Stewart
H. J. Herraon
Frederick ‘Stewart
40 Hour Week Policy Announced by Sir Frederick Stewart
Sir Frederick Stewart, arriving from Europe and America, declared a 40 hour week policy for the future. He aims to implement a 40 hour week in the New South Wales wool mill, emphasizing maximum production with minimal human effort. The decision was welcomed by union circles.
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Sydney
Sir Frederick Stewart
Europe
Amersea
New South Weales
Frederick Stewart
Union Pirles
Official Posts Appointments Well Received in Canberra
The Australian Commonwealth public service undergoes changes with new promotions and retirements. In London, officials including the auditor general and financial adviser to Mr Bruce are set to return. Brown will retire. Mr. Starting may become Public Service Commissioner, with Clemens as potential successor, while Garrett moves to interior secretary, Metford to secretary of the Treasury, and Joyce to replace MacFarlane as assistant secretary.
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Canberra
London
Mt Australia
Fiauna
Bruce
MacFarlane
Australia
Rew
Brown
Commonwealth Service
Malacy
Clemens
TH. Garrett
H.C. Brown
Department of the Interior
Aiurceminn
J.A. Carrodus
A. Metford
Feathersnave
Pensions
A. Joyce
E.T. Yandell
Soyer
J. Brophy
Treasury
Yandel
Elections tighten as Baldwin faced amid London unrest
Sydney dispatch reports intensified municipal contest with unopposed ministers Baldwin and R Runsman. Candidates include seventy women among Conservatives and Liberals, Independents. A Sydney crowd of over a thousand clashed at a speech by Mrs H phomias, with injuries and a girl burned in a workroom incident.
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London
Bunaay
Muncipalionteam
Stanley Baldwin
R. Runsman
Cabin
Labour Party
Patlecly
Sydney
Hi. Phomias
Aeternoon
Suwarda
Four Injured In Mysterious Incident At Sea
The injured are John Rollegton 8 of Rove Bay Spatharide Samet Betty 22 of Base aia Cecil Pallier 22 of Gore Hill Grace Puppley 18 of Banking. Each sustained burns and fall injuries as details describe a faulty structure causing a fall from an elevated platform.
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John Rollegton
Rove Bay
Tine
Samet Betty
Baseaia
Burns
Mack
Mbenniers
Cecil Pallier
Gore Hill
Grace Puppley
Bee Atma
Cyclist’s Ordeal on Overland Track Near Tennant Creek
Jal Orlordan, a cyclist traveling from Grove Hill to Tennant Creek, was found by a motor party 30 miles south of Newcastle Waters in a dire state from thirst. He had punctures on Friday and exhausted his water, walking more than three hours seeking water along the track before aid arrived.
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Austen Broadenating Commission
W. J. Clary
Chariieates
Comtauesti Newcastlie
Intraiccemion Ty
Cathasun Lancer
Jan Wise
Sydney
Newcastle
Tennant's Creek
Grove Hill
F C T Show Committee Votes for Show Schedule Planning
A committee meeting of the F C T Pastoral and Agricultural Association held at Hell fant evening drafted the February show schedule. It was resolved to ask the Cricket Association to avoid dates during the show. A protest by E Boreham against a Schoolboy's Trot prize was upheld. A deputation will meet the Minister regarding the District Exhibit. A NW Department of Agriculture judge will assess local wheat for the Hughes Shield. The committee revived show schedule reports and adopted them.
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F.C. Pastoral and Agricultural Association
Hell Fant
J. & Tickter
It_wan
Cricket Association
E. Boreham
Maloney
Connecion
Battered body found on railway line Conciliation Commissioner's tragic end
A battered body was found on a railway line prompting police to investigate the death of the Conciliation Commissioner. The tragedy is being treated as a potential suicide or foul play as authorities review the scene and onlookers provide statements.
Foul Play Suspected In Sydney Death Of Henwood
The body of Mr Henwood State Conciliation Commissioner was found beside the railway line at Linden Pensith early this morning by a nearby resident. Police say he fell from a train and was dragged about 200 yards along the line. A paper bearing his name and pockets turned inside out were found. a gold watch was in his pocket and no glass eyewear remains. Investigations report possible homicide with blood in the compartment Henwood occupied, as officers coordinate with Bathurst police while secrecy is kept in Sydney.
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Sydney
Mongay
Henwood
Linden
Penrith
Bir
Aunwood
CLB
Polive
Ie Tine Bein
CALE
Twe
Te Lenin Lu ¢Bee
Bathurst
Revision of Ottawa London Trade Agreement Proposals
The National Law of Manufacturers discusses reviving trade terms with the British Dominions. It notes duty free admittance for manufactured goats, while British manufacturers face high duties in the Dominions. A proposal considers Dominion manufacturers paying duties lower than foreign goods, based on reciprocity.
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London
District Cricket set to start after Queanbeyan meeting
Queanbeyan Cricket Association agreed to start competition matches immediately after a Saturday night meeting. Teams in the frame include West Queanbeyan and Michelago along with Bungandore, Burra, Vetera and Queanbeyan. Jack McNamara was appointed to fill the vacancy created by Bid Nicloe’s resignation.
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Queanbeyan Cricket Association
Weat
Queanbeyan
Amune Michelago
Bungandore
Vgueanbeyon
Burra
Vetera
Jack McNamara
Nccentary
Bid Micloen
Mons Jubilee Gift to King George Mons
A ceremonial gift presented to King Georgy with a Belgian prince in attendance. Ambassador Air Raxmund Ovey accepted a beeper array model weighing pounds containing consecrated earth from a British grave, offered to King George and the allied reserve service men and people of Mons.
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Mons
Prince Charles
Belgium
Air Raxmund Ovey
Georgy
George
William Stewart Mowle former NSW clerk dies at Canberra
William Stewart Mowle age about 65 died Saturday at a private hospital in Summer Hill after a brief illness. He served thirty years in the New South Wales Civil Service becoming Clerk to the Legislative Assembly in 1918. He held various public roles and was honoured as a Companion of the Order of Saint Michael. He was involved with the New South Wales Lancers and the Australian Jockey Club and represented the parish of Mr Peter Campbell. He survived by his widow and several children.
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William Stewart Mowls
CMA
New Mouth ‘Wake
Sydney Grammee School
Wi Mawle
Legivats
Michaal
Mow
Mew
South Wren Lancers
Wan Slae
Alastralien Jockey Club
Peter
Diesel
Sydney
Mowlea
Willow
Mace Ceraje
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Sir Daniel Murray Anderson
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