Victorian Labor Party to discuss rift in Melbourne
The executive of the Victorian Labor Party will meet in Melbourne on Sunday to address the clash between Premier Hogan and federal member for Ballarat McGrath. Both Hogan and McGrath are expected to attend as the party seeks a unified position amid the public dispute.
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Victoria
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Ballarat
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Australia House at Tairumin Iny Veank Welle Main
An Australia House at Tairumin is involved in a dermatology investigation and related terms indicate a formal inquiry into medical or housing matters. The fragment mentions Tunas Ah Nerune and Mutt Mite, suggesting a regional or institutional context connected to the case.
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Canadian Wheat Panic Triggers Sharp Winnipeg Break
In Winnipeg the wheat market crashed with bids around 3 shillings per bushel as heavy selling sent prices down. October and December futures slid to record lows, later recovering somewhat before closing narrowly lower amid flood and pool difficulties.
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Winnipeg
Lodsea
Provinces Press for Higher Wheat Price in Dominion Talks
Proposals from Brattle Provinces leaders seek federal backing to raise the wheat price from Prime Minister Milnor’s administration. Officials report Premier Mennert’s view favors Dominion intervention to cover price gaps, with timing and exact terms still under discussion amid market weakness.
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No Cricket On Sundays In Calcutta Match Report
In Calcutta a Sunday cricket note covers the absence of play and mentions Hobbs and a restatement about outstanding players. The report references fans, timing, and related figures while noting the Sunday stoppage and general hush around matches.
Salvation Army Reforms and Control Battle
London reports a reform drive within the Salvation Army seeking a five member arbitration board to resolve disputes between the general and lay commissioner and other officials. The conference moved to present the reform act to Parliament for approval and further action.
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London
Hikealvuton
Comentie
Fisher
Heavy buying suspected by USA grain agents
The treasury department reports that net advances to the Federal Farm Board for November totalled 15,028,740 dollars. Officials say wheat hoard has not beat announced. authorities warn that wheat may be moved to ease prices as part of broader market activity.
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Washington
Tuveday
Vauury Department
Hotel Hours Change Sought In Country
A deputation at Yoon hotel seeks alterations to hotel hours to allow keepers extended time. The meeting noted potential benefits to community and concerns about drinking in bank and public order. Officials indicated possible turnout and support or opposition based on local impact.
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Yoon
Ileen Soko Moker
Wo J. Scully
He McDinian
W. Matenhe
Agit
Polenmiwuthwrn
Beate Varliament
Bank Jane
Orden
McDickein
Ropinson
Wien
Special Arrangement Routers Law Turbulence Lands Marred Rights
Spesial arrangement and oil rights in Aanivalin Naw Rvulend suffer marred status amid tuned I Wha coop pee intelligence publishings. The chaotic wording suggests disputed ownership and governance issues impacting regional control and resource claims.
Moratorium Proposals For State Lottery Legislation
Sydney reports early legislation aim to introduce a bill for a state lottery with immediate measures. Government cabinet plans to present the bill during Parliament’s opening to extend protections and address public service payments for October and November and supply for December and January.
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Sydney
Mt Leh
Lane
Accused's Charge: Attempt To Secure Arrest Grant
An unclear transcription reports Harvey amid accusations about attempting to obtain a grant or arrest. The text references the ancient court and mentions a person named Theodore de aire and a possible commitment to prison related to an inquiry. The fragment is garbled and hard to decode.
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Oulay
Havin
Kigmalure
Aaredhol
Bydney
Theodore de Aire
Prinon
Mungana
Lord Strickland Murder Bid Conviction in Malta Trial
Miller attempted to assassinate Lord Strickland on May 24 in Malta. He was convicted and sentenced. A medical expert testified and the defense argued. The case drew international attention as authorities detailed the plot and sentencing.
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Malta
Guiseppe Miller
Lord Strickland
Wittieman
Trade Delegation To Leave For Canada To Discuss Treaty
A British trade delegation led by Mr Moulin and joined by Mr Parker Moloney will depart for Canada to discuss a domestic and imperial treaty. The group aims to secure favorable terms, with one member noting a unified stance on resisting cooperation with enemies.
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Twentay
Moulin Anneanerdweday
Mirai Parker Moloney
Aghatt
Ni Lanter
Cama
Meullin Verwally
Delemulion
Coufur Hbgr
Five Years Plan Moulded On Soviet Lines At Caucus
Unemployment dominated a caucus meeting while Mr McTiernan proposed a five year plan to relieve joblessness. The scheme would regulate production to match purchasing power and create a board akin to Rural in Board to manage secondary manufacture from primary goods. Aware of revenue protection, members debated delaying measures but consensus favored rapid action to absorb unemployed workers.
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Fenton
McTiernan
Russia
Imilar
Deflation Should Be Checked by Government Monitor
In Australia deflation fears rise as prices and employment fall. A cabinet view urges inflation to regulate the currency, with quarterly wage adjustments and regulated interest rates to spur demand. The proposal seeks bank led checks to restore purchasing power and curb unemployment amid falling prices.
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Australia
Commonwealth Bank
India Round Table Discusses Constitutional Provisions
Lengthy session on India's constitutional future continued today with debate over the plebiscite and possible external assistance. Leaders from Alwar and other regions warned against precipitous moves while urging orderly validation of plans and broad domestic support.
Tenant's Revenge In Melbourne Ejection Case
A Melbourne report describes a tenant seeking revenge after eviction. The account notes alleged harassment and a confrontation near a pinhole area, with a claim of £400 involved and details of an Intertie incident. The piece emphasizes the disputed actions and the ongoing tensions surrounding the eviction.
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Melbourne
Pal
Peles Sell Easy MELNOUINT Wednesday
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a potter and various names like MenacheliMttie and Atar with unclear actions. The readable portion lacks a clear event, place, or outcome to form a coherent news item.
Revolution Prophecy Warns of Unrest Over Unemployment
A Labour member Mr Martane warned in Parliament that unemployment misery could trigger revolution. He urged immediate relief, stating further stagnation would worsen conditions and spark trouble and bloodshed if not addressed.
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Harbert
Air and Rail Rivalry Stirs WA SA Transport Debate
A New South Wales parliamentary exchange centers on air line competition between Western Australian Airways and the Western Australia rail service. Mr Lacey notes two large planes will fly from Western Australia to Adelaide, challenging government rail plans. Deputy minister Mr Mardy argues contracts favor Western Australia Airlines with annual payments of 240 000 for five years. A town grant of 30 000 for railway improvements is cited, and the dispute over continued competition into the year is raised.
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Lacey Malt
Western Australian Airways
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Tin
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Aleways
Lenin
Court halts rail awards in interstat e dispute
The High Court begins comments on an ATU appeal against a Commonwealth Parliament challenge to interstate railway compensation. The Superannuation Board argued the act caps payments, while the court ruled the board acted within its discretion. The decision, 4 to 1, will suspend until further hearing.
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Igh
ATU
Naninet
Hato Railway
Poguemt
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Intertate Dinputen
Bisten
Superannuation Board
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Varta Ana
Inne Wis
Muwcrow
Government allocates 9600 for unemployment relief in capital
The Minister for Time Afteira announced a government plan to provide 9600 for unemployment relief in the Pudarat Capital Territory for the coming year. Of this sum 24000 will be spent on national unemployment and 100 on a forecastation. details hint at constrained funds and specific usage, with some lines garbled in the report.
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Varios
Senator Daly
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Anatey
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Renate
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