Glasgow Raid Leads to Havoc in London Streets
A mob of up to 80 000 rioters attacked shops and tenements in the Ramford area, smashing windows, looting stores, and clashing with police. Officers were injured. many arrests were made as mounted police trampled rioters and crowds watched in terror.
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London
Pital
Bottien How
Punta Worth
Dune
Purtead
Butwer
Ronit
Wiesreahed
Maliena
Doainen
Ming
Hinelu
Mery Rhiden
Gold hoard growth reports steady rise in value
Still more gold hoard figures are reported with a rising par value and a large increase in holdings. The Hank of France shows 74 million pounds at par, up 6 million, amid rapid price movements and higher ship-related earnings.
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France
Legeh
French Budget Figures Include Wide Tax Proposals
Paris reports outline of Renow taxation plan with figures near 1m to 284m, detailing expected revenue range and adjustments. Officials indicate adjustments between 1 penny and 284 million pounds as part of the budget discussion.
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Paris
WAGE REDUCTIONS UNREST IN GERMANY COMMUNISTS BUSY
In the mining district wage cuts and longer hours spark unrest as communists exploit industrial tension. Workers react to proposed reductions while employers seek to curb this moves. the upheaval risks affecting 150000 workers as factories face wage and hour changes.
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Germany
Mursan
Liberal Ministers Desert Lloyd George Amid Betrayal Claims
Five Liberal National Government members defy Lloyd George’s advice and stay in the government amid dissolution rumors. King’s audience with Lord Reading preceded reports of a radical backbencher calling it the greatest betrayal in political history. Foreign Secretary Read and other ministers discussed the crisis at Buckingham Palace and a Privy Council meeting followed.
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London
Lloyd George
Lord Reading
Buckingham Palace
Privy Council
Pala Mere
Baldwin
Austen Chamberlain
iLid
Conversion Loan Landon Proposal on War Loan Terms
The article discusses a conversion plan for war loans totaling over £2,000,000,000. It proposes Treasury power to convert at a favorable time, offers a three month window for stockholders to transfer into new stock, and states that silence implies acceptance of the offer.
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Avking
Threatmonttin
Rapakt Sm Cuth
Lindbergh Spill in Yangtze River Flight
Lindbergh and his wife were thrown into the Yangtze when their monoplane overturned during takeoff near Shanghai. A British carrier Hermes observed the incident and helped rescue the occupants and recover the plane. Hermes plans to repair the craft so Lindbergh can resume his world flight.
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Shanghai
Aki Lindbergh
Yangtes
Lindbergh
H.M.8
Hermes
Nanking
Trade Precautions Canada Fears British Trade Shifts
Canada fears British trade shifts after a new order declared a dumping duty on British goods. The measure upends expectations of expanded British preferences and causes cancellations of domestic orders diverted to England. Further steps may target Norway Sweden and Denmark as currencies weaken.
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Catinell
England
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Hays
Bus Collision Driver Averts Serious Smash
Sydney report details Alan Harvey rescuing a bus crash at Frederick and Watkin Street Rockdale, where a motor car collided. Harvey drove onto the footpath and down an embankment to lessen impact, narrowly preventing deaths amid a night of multiple coincidences and a chaotic scene at 6 pm.
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Sydney
Alan Harvey
Rockdale
Frederick and
Watkin Street
Cole
Tariff Board Location At Canberra Debated
The Tariff Board's permanent location near Canberra was debated in Parliament. Mr Riley senior urged locating the Board there to ease public inquiries, but the minister argued the Board should visit various capitals and not force witnesses to Canberra. The minister said attendance by the Board in different capitals serves the interests of all concerned.
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Tariff Board
Canberra
Minis
Valle
Riley
Customs
Fords
Ous
Cite
Bank Merger Forms World Second Largest Bank
Charles Mitchell chairman of National City Bank announces a merger with Bank of America to create the world’s second largest banking organization. The combined resources exceed 10.8 billion dollars, with certain entities like Chase Manhattan, BankAmerica, and Bank of California excluded from the merger.
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New York
Charles Mitchell
National City Bank
Bank of America
Mhat America
Fiak Corporation
Tank American of California
Selection charge over Mr Scullin and the Yarra electorate
A letter from Albert J. Wells of Richland to John McNeilt defends Mr Scullin against the charge regarding his knowledge of Frank Tudor’s death. Wells states Scullin did not visit the Yarra electorate before Tudor’s death and notes he was drafted to stand for selection by Labour leaders. He praises Scullin’s past service and rejects claims of impropriety.
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John McNeilt Wade
Albert J. Wells
Lyndiwes Street
Richland
Lamearini
Bcullin
Yarra
Wella Ald
Richmond Labour League
Mit
Frank Tudors
Tudor
Labour League
Scullin
Cupp
Scullin Wiihl
Laaeartal
Growth of Communist Questions in Parliament
Col White raised concerns on the growth of Communists in Australia’s government and asked the Attorney General to declare Communist bodies a legal association. Mr Brennan said the department is well informed about the referred activities and will keep in mind the New Guard.
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Col. White
Growin Wn
Australia
Hreanan
Iin
Wnt
Profiteering Bill Varies Across Cities In Crisis Time
The report outlines price control measures and proposed penalties as authorities consider a profiteering bill in London and Nanking. It notes food shortages, regulatory attempts, and potential penalties up to three months in prison with profit forfeiture. A separate transit incident reports a bus collision with four injuries and vehicle damage.
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Mhanghai
Manchuria
Relally
Korvane
Kirin
London
Mie
Nationaist
Wang
Board of Trade
Two men arrested as police probe spurious marina coin ring
A coining ring was pursued after two arrests in Croydon and a third in Enfield during an afternoon inquiry into circulating counterfeit marina. Detectives say they are investigating the alleged scam involving fake currency and a operational plant.
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Bydney
Prider
Croydon
Enfield
Kingsford Smith Safe Landing Delayed by Turkish Authorities
Kingsford Sasith is safe at Miles near Smyron in Western Turkey but held by Turkish authorities with conflicting reports on the cause of the landing. Earlier word claimed a forced landing at Milas and expected arrival in Athens, while a later cable at 5 p.m. said he awaited permission to depart.
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Kingsford Sasith
Miles
Smyron
Turkey
Mollison
Delays Over Kingsford Smith Flight Hover In Smyrna News
London dispatch notes two day delay in confirming Kingsford Smith incident. Report cites Smyrna as a restricted air and naval zone, with Milas near Turkish authorities using red tape to justify the hold. The missing update leaves observers puzzled.
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London
Kingsford Smith
Smyrna
Milas
Illness Report on Kingsford Smith Flight Reach Sydney
Reported from Sydney that Kingsford Smith landed in Milan ill with Anna Minor aboard, prompting expert speculation on his health and potential record attempts. Analysts doubted any record chance while noting his companions and a pending passport inquiry. Kingsford Smith intended to continue to Tate Aerodrome but did not arrive, while the machine remained undamaged.
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Sydney
Vacuum Oil Company
Kingeford Smith
Uy Milan
Anna Minor
Athom
Wootty” Allan
Teri Ty Ain
Atlan
Kingsford Smith
Hla
Bir Keth Smith
Kingsfordmith
Milan
C. B.T. Wm
Smithy
Australia
Maisinon
Tate
Aerodrome
Conflicting Message on Kingsford Smith Forced Landing
A Sydney Vacuum Oil Company bulletin claimed the Albatrom received a wireless from Mantinopie to Germany about Kingsford Smith. It said the Australian airman, who had been overdue after taking off from Aleppo, was found safe near Emyrna after forced landing at Mt Miles, contradicting an earlier report of his condition.
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Bydney
Sydney
Vacuum Otl Company
Albatrom
Germany
Kingsford Smith
Aleppo
Emyrna
Smith
Miles
Competition by New Branches Against State Savings Bank
Premier Lang adjourned the assembly as he accused Sir Robert Gibson and the Commonwealth Bank of opening nine branches within 200 yards of the Government Savings Bank. Lang claimed the Commonwealth Bank aimed to hinder the rehabilitation of the Government Savings Bank and undermine the state by discrediting the public institution. Landa attacked Gibson as a powerful figure from a rival group.
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Sydney
Seden Commonwealth Bank
Wan
Lang
Landa
Alr Flobert Alhaon
Commonwealth Hank Fos
Ray
Robert Gibson
Ank
Langh
Commonwealth Bank Lz
Gayings Bank
Abe
Robert Gilwon
Commonwealth Bank Board
Commonwealth Bank
Government Savings Bank
I Rus
Commonwealth Mavinies
Move for Unification Debate in Manufacturers Chamber
The president of the Manufacturers Chamber stated today that unification is essential due to varied industrial conditions, wages, and hours across states. He cited ongoing proposals and urged coordinated action to address the issue.
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Broney
the of Manufacturers
Gerdes Bennatt
Baul
Lone Porter Shot At By Bandits
Melbourne Friday report states three armed men entered Darling Railway Station where Porter William Jaman Holbrook was on duty. Holbrook had just counted eight pounds for the day and hidden the cash. Two robbers appeared at the office door and a third near the booking desk. As Holbrook tried to flee via a back exit, one assailant pursued him. The raiders left empty handed after a brief pursuit. No money was taken.
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Melbourne
Avt
Darling Railway Staion
William Jaman Holbrook
Holbrook
Jand & Third
Red
Tim
Large crowd gathers at Le Bourget for Kingaford welcome
A large crowd waited for Kingaford at Le Bourget Aerodrome all day hoping to greet him. They were relieved when news arrived that he had landed safely and were eager for his arrival in Paris the following morning.
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Parib
le Bourget
Kingaford
Sith
Paris
Lon Vigey
Jury Rigged Attempted Fraud at Burwood Court
Archibald Phippon, 62, medical attendant at Rydney University, faced Burwood Court on charges of attempting to obtain 450 pounds by fraud from Noah Smith. Witnesses testified he claimed to resolve the jury and secure £1100 then £160 after verdict. Phippon was remanded in custody, with the case tied to a Supreme Court proceeding.
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Rydney
Archibald Phippon
Burwood Court
Noah Smith
Falaly
Smith
Wilson
Heriit
Phipcon
Mra Smith
Coreta
Court Reduces Valuation Inheritance Case
Court reduces valuation in appeal by executors of Geoffrey Swan Fairtex estate. Stamp duties commission altered duty from £36 to £38 on shares bequeathed to Jobe Fairtex and Hans LAS. Proponents of the Ryaney Morning Ser e are involved in the proprintors.
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Ayonet. Pride, Inc
Geoffrey Swan Fairtex
Jobe Fairtex
Hans Las
Bank amalgamation sparks debate on Commonwealth Bank plans
A report quotes Mr Lang criticizing Sir Robert Gibson and the Commonwealth Bank plan. He contends private profit motives could steer savings branches away from public trust, warning the government savings bank would suffer if Gibson joined the Commonwealth Bank Tank Board.
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State Savings Bank
Commonwealth Bank
Lasg
Robert Gibsom
Savings Tank
Gaalleman
Savings Bank
Lang
Robert Gibabs
King Promises Soon Results Amid Delayed Parlay
In a tense exchange the King taunts officials as delays loom over a formal announcement. A 4.2 context and a White Bar Company request for a moratorium on 180000 pounds weighs on the proceedings.
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Amartes
Trebul White Bar Company
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