Sweep to Victory Roosevelt Wins Landmark U S Presidency
Roosevelt, the Democratic nominee from New York, sweeps to a decisive victory in the presidential election. Hoover concedes after late returns as Democrats gain majorities in both Senate and House, signaling a sweeping political realignment and end of Republican leadership.
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Franklin Roosevelt
U. New York
Maine
Hoover
Beason
Hoover Howe
Ha Bates
Boone
Victorian Crisis in Melbourne Governs Budget Fight
The Victorian National Government faces a budget crisis as plans for a full 22 percent private mortage tax relief are debated. Country Party opposition seeks amendments while government aims to proceed, with observers predicting a heated committee session. Roosevelt and Hoover electoral forecasts leap. Virginia and several states pivot toward Democrats.
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Melbourne
Watnesdey
Tuelay
U.A.P
Country Party
Lhe Country Party
Tammany Wins Mayor of New York in City Election
Tammany boss Brien wins the mayoralty in New York City as elections coincide with the presidential vote. The result gives Tammany control across the city and marks a decisive victory over rival factions. The exact vote totals are not provided in the fragmented source.
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Tammany Mayor
New ‘York
Brien Wan
New York
Jimmie Walker
O'firien
Voting Yunding Changes State and Nation
Fragmentary OCR reports Roosevelt winning nationally with large margins over Hoover. New York favored Roosevelt by about 800,000, while some Republican districts signaled support for Hoover. Lehman reelected as lieutenant governor in New York. Democratic gains indicated in House, with Roosevelt carrying North Carolina and other states. Roosevelt's margin estimated near 100,000 in one state, with New York results dominant.
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Mace. Ll
New York
New York City
Lehman
Trania
Aithiouan
Samuin
Roosevelt
Hoover
Silincia
Grerria
Rocenvelt Narth
Carolina
Jeanine
Sydney hold up accused in court
Paul Grierison was charged at the fenara Court on Wednesday with robbing Frank Bockoild of £690, assaulting and grievously injuring Alfred Hubert Johnson, and involvement in a Rose Fay house hold up. Detectives found two shilling pieces wrapped in Commonwealth Bank wrappings totaling £16 13s and 19/12 in a laundry basket. Grierson and Dolly Barton denied knowledge of the money. The case involves a hold up at Rowe Bay and arrests of Grierson and two women.
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Sydney
Paul Griersey
Fenara Court
Frank Bockoild
Commonwealth
Alfred Hubert Johnson
Hile Penseason
Rose Fay
Anapedor Miller
Rowe Bay
Grier~son
Dolly Tarton
Willam Buset
Walker
Grierson
Erierson
Commonwealth Bank
W.G
Prohibition Effect of the Poll in New York
The piece notes likely shifts in Congress after the next House election, predicting Republicans will control the Senate and the House. It discusses possible outcomes for enforcing the Volstead Act, with expectations of how the repeal movement might influence legislative actions.
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New York
House of Representatives
Mount Stromlo Director Appointment Debate In Parliament
Senator Duncan Hughes urged appointing a Mount Stromlo director and deputy to oversee the observatory. The Defence Ministry responded that appointments require formal provision and cabinet approval. Sir George Pearce praised the first director’s work and noted achievements in securing meteorological data and funding. The government discussed maintaining two observatories, east and west, while a committee reviews which facilities to keep.
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Kensie
Enator
Doncan Hilghon
Mount Steoro Halar Observatory
Mir
Henator Duncan- Hiihes
George Pearce
Dumold
Orders for Beer From America
Sydney reports that if prohibition ends in America shipments will surge. Breweries place orders worth about £4,000 for beer to be shipped, with consignments likely routed via San Francisco. Brewers note American breweries may struggle to move product until a limited quantity is available, and large orders are expected from other countries once supply resumes.
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Sydney
America
Udedney Brewery
San Francisco
Spoat
Monte
Havre
Aden
Packed Air Mail Serious Allegations Commercial Pilot Cites Facts
Commercial pilot asserts serious claims regarding air mail operations and safety practices. He cites verifiable facts about procedures, training, and oversight, aiming to prompt review by authorities and industry bodies.
Replies to Minister Melbourne Stir Controversy Over Air Mail Charges
On Wednesday serious charges about the handling of the East air mail were raised in support of Major Shaw's request for a Royal Commission. The Air Convention criticized Minister Letence for baseless insinuations while Captain E G Roberts warned against letting the dispute escalate, noting Major Rhuw's long service in aviation and his influence among industry participants.
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Melbourne
East Air Mail
Shaw
Air Convention
Statuy
Letence
Bhaw
E.G. Roberta
la Uns
Tem
Rhuw
Enlishc Tim
Courteoun Reselag
Irish Nominee to Succeed Governor General
A candidate row emerges amid debates over the Governor Generalship in Ireland. Figures including Major Shaw and Fianna Fáil representatives attack the government’s handling of tenders, subsidies, and packed air mail contracts. Critics cite an Auditor General report and fear political maneuvering.
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BR. O. Carey
Shaw
Fenny
Pam Gied
Major Shaw
Tha Duran
Clube Baldhet
Avex Ware
Mtr
O'Neill
Robert Barton
Mereen
Pharara
Major
Eein
Wicklow
Fianna Fair Wand
de Hy
Valera
Justis
W. H. Garrett
Renrermed
Nave Suntan
Nll
J. Charien
Perth
Orried
WA -Alwayelbe Pula
de Valera
Powhem
Fianna
IBM
Airoet
Air Mall
Ernie Rua
Pontmante Cenaral
Ual
Alt Mail Averance KoUlhe
Mhuw
Naval mutiny plot exposed in Australian Senate debate
Australia’s Defence Minister Sir George Pearce revealed an alleged plan to sow navy mutiny. He said anonymous tips, blue jacket imagery, and feared resignations aimed to disrupt the fleet at Port Melbourne. The episode spurred calls for unity and safety of the Commonwealth forces.
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London
Tuvnaay
Robert Horne
Anid
It International
Cunard Company
Hlould
Jeoula
Domi
George Pearce
Britain
Pampleta
Senate
Sir George Pearce
Admiral Hyde
Melbourne
Port Melbourne
Outa
Notating
Am.loyers
Havennear Melbourn
Naval Board
Mir Genre Mearon
Ady Mira Hyde
Aux Aras
Irish cattle special trains to Ulster
A confused report describes special cattle trains to Ulster with speculation on export limits and duty changes. It notes prices for small lots and the potential impact on internal sales, mentioning a midnight effective time and the sale of cattle at suggested rates.
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Spectal
Dole Coupons Trouble Feared At Lithgow
Militant unemployed in Lithgow fear trouble over Government dole coupon contracts. Police draft anticipated as militants plan to pressure shopkeepers to restrict dole cashing at the drill hall. A crowd of about 4000 gathered, addressed by Communist organizers. no violence reported.
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Lithgow
Waira
Homebush Strike Maintains Pause Amid Dispute
Members of the Australian Meat Industry Union at Homebush refused to resume work after a morning meeting. The union announced a return next Tuesday pending the Full Industrial Commission decision on the foreman O Grady dispute. The company holds 1,209 workers who will be reassigned to other operators to avoid termination of car jobs.
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Sidney
Mambera
Australian Meat Industry Union
Fogven ‘Meat Company
Homebush
O'Grady
Han 1
Sherp
Plans For Rising In December In Parliament
The Parliament faces a delayed timetable with the Ottawa tariff schedule and other business papers. Prime Minister Lyne indicated the House cannot adjourn before December 15 while consulting with Country Party and Opposition leaders to group items under the Ottawa Agreement. The aim is to clear as many matters as possible before recess.
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Te Hon Bean
Canberra
Christman
Lyane
Gupen
Ottawa
Rlaingr
Country Party
Eagle Page
MY. Scullin
Jfhove
Lyoun
Venue of Re trial Application for Accused
In chambers on Wednesday Clive vate representing the defense in the Tighe'e Mill option view moved for a Newcastle venue change. The Crown opposed moving from Naw custles rural areas to Newcastle, arguing for a distant jury panel. The argument was adjourned until tomorrow.
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Rvoney
Clive Vate
Newcoutie
Singleton
Newcastle
Nnth
Mie
Tn Crown
Nawcustles
Ares
Auditor General Refusal To Move To Canberra
Debated in Canberra over moving the Auditor General and Interior Department. Minister George Pyacen said transfer not possible now due to accommodation and cost. govt favors bringing departments to Canberra to end reliance on Melbourne facilities.
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Benatoe Duhn
Lad
N.I.W
Canberra
Wederat
Auditor-Generel
Tim
Defenon
George Pyacen
Anid
Melbourne
Soma Barre
Stalbourne
Sumay
French Restrictions on London Flight Costs Claimed
A fragment notes a French regulation requiring Amy Johnson to post 3500 pounds to cover potential search and salvage costs if a search aircraft is shot down over the Sahara. It mentions departure from London and Lympne and hints at an uncertain weather outlook delaying plans.
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London
Tunsday
Amy Johneo
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