Britain and Germany clash over disarmament plan
Report from London on a major disarmament conference pronouncement. Prime Minister signals UK willingness to back a new treaty limiting German arms while requiring parity with other nations. Separately at Lithgow, police clash with unemployed workers injuring seven and halt a dole meeting as authorities intervene.
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Pravailing
British note to Washington seeks moratorium on December payment
The Daily Telegraph reports Britain sent a Washington note after the U S elections asking for an extension of the moratorium on annuities due December 16. Britain indicates it will not default and expects payment if the extension is granted.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Britain
Washington
Parliament Approves Sir John Simon's Disarmament Push
In London Parliament backs Sir John Simon's call for immediate army reduction and adherence to the Kellogg Pact and the League. Chamberlain and Baldwin weigh the world crisis, urging restraint and stronger treaty obligations despite dissent.
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John Simon
London
Nng
Etdive & Clear
Raima
Lytton
John Almon
Auster Chamberlain
John Elmon
Act
Gaseva
Tirohn Elmon
Hetlaln
Sereta
Victorian crisis move for settlement war debate
Fragmentary column references wartime policy and public sentiment. Mentions set costs, conscription fears, and political personalities amid a wartime parliamentary exchange. Notes scrutiny of poll workers and government stance, with estimates of £160, and a shipment detail of ramming yarns.
Reduced Wheat Harvest in Canada Reported
Ottawa reports a lower wheat yield with 431.2 million bushels produced this year, down 94.8 million from a prior estimate. Police intervened as a crowd near the station attacked a man with a rod, seven injured unemployed were hospitalized, Jamieson in critical condition, others minor injuries.
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Jt Sa
Ron Sar
Yospital
Jamieson
Roosevelt denies early visit to England report
Albany dispatch states President-elect Mr. Pranklyn Roosevelt denied British newspaper claims that he would visit London before talks. He indicated he favored favorable war debt terms with Britain.
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Albany
New York
Thorn
Pranklyn Roosevelt
London
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Tal
Britain
Douglas Credits Statistician To Make SYDNEN
The Amiatant Treasurer states to day that the Government has decided to dater the ciatiae to the Gov ernment Biatrician for fam Indepanidast report on all phases of the ayatem. Mr. Speamer noted individual members may have their own views, but the Government has not given clone consideration to the scheme yet.
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Amiatant
Tbp9oner
Doakfae
Walter
Speamer
Ottawa Bill Passed by House of Lords in Thornbury
In a second reading debate on the Ottawa Agreement the Lords contended the House of Lords can reject government measures via elective scrutiny. Lords Ponsonby and Latour argued the Crown’s House holds power, while Commons supporters warned the action could burden poorer Dominion farmers. The bill’s second reading was carried 18 to 4.
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Thornbury
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Latour
House of Commona
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House of Lorda
House of Commons
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Emu War Reignites as Birds Threaten Wheat Belt
Reports from Western Australia describe renewed emu incursions threatening farms and crops in the interior. Military parties withdraw and reassemble as authorities weigh actions to protect standing wheat while addressing water shortages and eve of renewed depredations.
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Australis
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Wasa
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Mhivn
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Western Australia
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Athlater
Strike at Ballarat bacon factory ends amid resumed work
Employees at Palmer Ltd bacon curing factory Ballarat refused to work after wage disputes. A meeting of the Bacon Curers Association agreed to resume operations. by day’s end workers returned to all Ballarat factories and work resumed in Victoria.
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Melbourne
Frétay
Cp, Palmer Ltd
Ballarat
Ball
Hani
Bacon
Vitoria
Police report on Lithgow unrest and arrests
Police Commissioner Mr Childs reported a disturbance in Lithgow led by a unemployed group. About 600 workers were involved. three men were arrested for assault and carrying offensive weapons including a length of ax piping. A deputation of business and union members met the Chief Secretary to clear up understandings and the government contractor would continue operating.
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Dwnjeson
Rydney
Polles
Mr. Childs
Lithgow
Dara
Chaffey
Homebush Dispute Union Move To Settle
A Meat Employees' Union meeting is planned for tomorrow morning to persuade workers at Rodger Broa. to return to work pending a decision by the Industrial Summit. Reports say if workers resume, the award could be canceled, as tensions loom among slaughtermen and labourers amid the ongoing dispute.
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Bydney
Rodger Broa
Unlih
Yolaia
Meat Employees' Union
Fed
Wien 19
Crowd Lifts Tram to Free Woman in Rahway Square
In Rahway Square a tram toppled a woman named Frida BYDNEY, 48, of Glebe. A bystander crowd lifted the vehicle and freed her after she became pinned underneath. She escaped serious injury and was removed for medical attention.
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Frida
Metra Child
Glebe
Rahway Square
Railway Tragedy on Goods Train Near Roma Station
Police believe a young man jumped from a goods van arriving from Lowood and was struck by a bridge as the van moved toward Brisbane. An unconscious man later encountered near the line between Geodge and Nedbank, with investigators continuing to probe the incident.
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Brisbane
Roma Quoda
Lowood
Bridge White
Geneva Riots Raise Tension as Officials Arrested
Riot violence in Geneva left twelve dead and six wounded after a plot related to socialist deputy Mr. Nicalle. A municipal councilor was also detained amid allegations that Nicalle incited the assault on soldiers during a Communion gathering.
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Geneva
Prisoner Found Dead in Adelaide Jail Cell
A 40 year old prisoner William Thomas Roberts, awaiting trial on a mintence charge, was found dead in his Adelaide jail cell by hanging from a belt during a night shift. Authorities report the death is being treated as a suicide. no further details available at this time.
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Adelaide
William ‘Thomas Roberts
Fatale Frison
Bitorta
Worst Cuban hurricane devastates eastern provinces
The storm ranks as a historic, likely fatal blow in Cuba with an estimated 1800 deaths. Tamaguey City reports 300 killed. Entire towns were flattened, Santa Cruz flooded to two depth units, and countless injured crowd improvised hospitals as provinces suffered near total destruction.
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Santa Cruz
Exhibition of Spring Flowers at Canberra Hall Next Week
The fourth Spring Exhibition of the Horticultural Society of Canberra opens in Albert Hall next week. Canberra will showcase flowers and a strong display of roses with trophies donated by A E Bruce Eng Warren and others. Entries close Wednesday at 8 p.m. with outlets at McKinlay’s, Kingston and Harrie & Co Manuka. Amateur exhibitors welcome if they meet schedule conditions.
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Bron Wade
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Eng
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J. Shakespeare
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Kingston
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Tha Canberen
Jervis Bay license issued for college hotel premise
A license has been issued and premises approved at the College Hotel in Jurvin tuy with changes approved after an inspection by Sergeant Cook. The licensing inspector visited on Thursday and noted alterations at the front of the building as part of the authorization.
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Jurvin Tuy
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Cook
Prominen
Melbourne mine drill accident shocks Bendigo readers
Portable fragments report a mining incident at Bendigo with workers injured including Wak Atherton and others. The drill mishap at Red Waite Tue Mine caused serious injuries, prompting concern over safety practices and emergency response. Further details remain unclear in the fragmented OCR text.
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Melbourne
Atherton
Béndigo
State Revenue On Increase Amid Erratic Growth
State revenue for the period July through October totalled 15,100,404 with an upswing versus the earlier period. The revenue rose by 2,007,080, reflecting improved performance and better collection during the review period in AYDNEY.
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Aydney
Graziers Welcome Land Tax Relief
Sydney report quotes Priday as saying farmers praise the federal government for land tax relief. The Producers' Advisory Council chairman contends the tax measure will aid estates and reduce burdens on graziers.
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Sydney
Priday
My ‘Tonk
Producers’ Qivisory Council
Intervigw Ody
Sxpremrd
Geatiteation
Ae Trusted
Nobel Prize Awarded to John Galsworthy
In Stockholm on Thursday the Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to John Galsworthy. The announcement confirms the acclaimed author receives the prize for his literary contributions.
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John Galsworthy
Atockholm
Thuratay
Juba Galnworthy
Tragic Bodily Harm Stuns Bellevue Hill Home
Sydney report details a violent incident at Old Mouth Heed Road Bellevue Hill. Dr Herbert Govett was found dead in bed with a severe head wound. A maid entering the bedroom cried out upon seeing the bloodstained scene and attempted to assist before hospital efforts failed. Continuous uncertainty surrounds the cause.
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Sydney
Herbert Govett
Old Mouth Heed Road
Bellevue Hill
Free State boosts duties on British goods to aid wheat
The Free State unveils a 26 duty schedule on British goods many already taxed. The general rate rises to 50 percent with a 33 1-3 percent preferential rate. Aims to encourage wheat production and includes a bounty around 3/6.
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London
Free State
Fragmentary Crime Note From Early Report
Detectives investigated a violent incident described by a maid who woke to screams and found a youth bleeding in the doorway. Govatt remained at home after an evening, while authorities examined a possible robbery motive and recovered a tomahawk near the scene.
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Govatt
Griams
Comsidarebia
Welling Tom Leads Street Protest Toward Parliament House
A crowd paraded to Parliament House this afternoon, carrying a placard reading "Workers Unite oy Biarra" as protesters pressed for their cause. The event featured activists and onlookers engaging with reporters during the march through town.
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Ality
Parliament House
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