Canberra Times to publish special election figures Sunday
The Canberra Times announces a Sunday issue with the four federal election figures at close of count. The edition will include full local and general news, special features, and the week’s end reports. Price twopence in Canberra, with home delivery and newsagent distribution.
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Ion Melbourne
J.D. Farrar
Ino
Sydney
Fempleis
Berlin's Last Tribute to Stresemann Funeral Draws Global Figures
Crowds gathered in Berlin to honor the late Gustav Stresemann with a Reichstag funeral procession. President Hindenburg’s family attended as dignitaries and foreign representatives observed a nineteen-gun salute. The coffin was moved to the open coach hearse amid a solemn ceremony ending at the cemetery where Stresemann rests beside his parents.
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Berlin
Cypital
Len Ben
Dr. Stresemade
Remaine Wu
Reichsaig
Curtona
Specia Sraxton
Teichetag
Hindenburg
Muller
Ger- Say
Foreign Office
Hin
Tag George
Plane crash injures high tension wires near racecourse
Two men escaped injury when a plane smashed into high tension lines near Bong Hong racecourse. The crash occurred as the aircraft, owned by Lew Nutroms, struck a garage property and caused immediate wreckage. Local authorities and workers cleared debris. no fatalities reported.
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Bydney
Bong Hong
Lew Nutroms
Ear Garage
Sonal
Henry
Cobham Aims to Build 100 British Aerodromes
Sir Alan Cobham plans a network of 100 aerodromes across the British Isles after completing a tour of the islands. He will return to London tomorrow and has visited 140 towns during the trip, with about 20000 people, including 10000 children, taking part in events.
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Lantos Shin
Alan Cobham
Lonndon
Siwerks
Piritish Isles
Wis
Asia
Oneal
Tia Pao Thieee
Erith Isles
New Field of Silver Lead Ore Costs Too High
A report by mining expert T. KR. Vietor on a field near Alice Springs to Central Australia finds ore transport costs and water scarcity make exploitation unprofitable under present conditions. The syndicate’s air trip reviewed the Meld prospect and concluded overheads render the venture unlikely.
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Melbousrne
Mondey
Jorvela Mange
Alice Springs
Central Australia
Peoken Tt
T. KR. Vietor
Apert
Xpot
Victor
Britain toInvite Five Power Naval Talks London January
The White House announced after a Hoover MacDonald meeting at the President's fishing camp that Britain will issue invitations for a five power naval disarmament conference in London. The talks would begin in the third week of January with invitations publicized Wednesday in London Washington Tokyo Paris and Rome.
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White House
Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
London
Tokio
Paris
Rome
Bruce Talks Of Successor Adelaide Monday
Prime Minister Mr A M Bruce addresses the Cunneenalth half to-day saying he would not shrink from testing his ability and that a proposal to create a reserve for hard times may be worthy of consideration. He jokes about being a Bolshevik and offers a quip about a duel if not murdered for the idea.
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Adelaide
M. Bruce
Gaisiness Wien
Kruce
Poaum
Pipes of Peace in Virginian Bush
A New York Times Washington report says President Hoover and Prime Minister MacDonald met in seclusion at a Virginia camp. They sat beside a mountain stream, smoked pipes, and discussed matters while sharing fishing reminiscences and enjoying the autumn landscape.
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Washington
New York Times
Hoover
MacDonald
Mr. Hoover
Isaiel
Whtcl
Arrival brings mixed praise as statesmen gauge informal talks
Mr. MacDonald, arriving at the camp, smiles at an ary plane newspaper drop and approves the editorial view of his arrival. Both statesmen appear pleased with their progress toward a friendly, informal understanding amid the mid, broad discussions.
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Vernet Hone
MacDonald
High Commissioner for Iraq Named Sir Francia Humphries
The King approved Sir Francia Henry Humphries as High Commissioner for Iraq succeeding Sir Gilbert Clayton. Previously British Minister at Kabul he helped evacuate residents by air and led legation staff under Afghan revolution fire drawing praise from Sir Austen Chamberlain in the House of Commons.
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London
Francia Henry Humphries
Iraq
Gilbert Clayton
Francia Humphries
Kabul
Pashawar
Legation
R.A.F
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Humphries
Rescue Ship Strands on Reef off Colombo
The Lauter of the Hansa line reached Minicoy to rescue the steamer Hoechst but ran aground on a reef and now faces grave danger. The Hercules abandoned the Hochst to tackle the reef side. The Trautensels and other tugs stand by with limited ability as heavy seas hinder rescue efforts.
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Lauter
Hansa Line
Minicoy
Hoechst
Hercules
Trautensels
Eight Hours Day Procession Draws Large Labour Rally
A bright Eight Hours Day procession filled city streets with large crowds and many unions participating. Banners urged voting for Labour candidates as timber workers led the march alongside the Boullin party return rally.
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Bydney
Boullin
War Debts Hope in Glasgow Speech May Ease Burdens
Mr. Ben Turner at City Hall Glasgow predicted that after two to three years as Chancellor Phillip Snowden could persuade the United States to wipe out war debts so the people can bear burdens more easily. Mr. Kirkwood Labour denounced Mr. Bnowdes as a Tory, arguing policy mirrors Churchill and urging Hoowden to combat bankers and British leaders over reparations at The Hague.
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London
Ben Turner
City Hall
Glasgow
Phillip Snowden
United States
Kirkwood
Labour
Glangow
Bnowdes
Churchill
Mr. Hoowden
Hritain Am
Thal Hague
Mr Macdonald to Address Congress in Washington Visit
Washington reports that Ramsay MacDonald will visit tomorrow and speak to members of both houses. The Senate will interrupt Tariff debate to honor him with a trilwig period, while a special House session will be held. Speaker Longworth returns from Cincinnati for a White House lunch and an elaborate State dinner tonight.
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Ramsay Macdonald
Howe
Congress
Senate
House
Bpewaker
Longworth
Hhs
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Macdonald
White House
Howard
Salvage Workers Refuse Duties Amid Food Shortage
Salvage crews on the tug Herculer refuse to work on the disabled steamer Hoechst due to a shortage of food. The German ship Hannan departed with provisions and heavy harvests. If operations fail today, abandonment of the Hoechst is probable.
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Colombo
Herculer
Hoechst
Hannan
Bribe Offered British General in Navy Scandal Tale
The Daily Chronicle reports an interview with Brigadier-General Grozier amid claims of an American calling himself Sherman offering bribes to sway Britain on naval policy. Grozier identifies a man as W. T. Shearer seen in London in 1827 and recounts repelling a second bribe attempt.
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Daily Chronicle
Hrigadler
Chester
Sherman
America
Britain
Navy
W. T. Shearer
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Grozier
Shearer
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Grosier
Great Britain
United States
Prayer Book Protest at Thurlow Cathedral Scene
A confrontation erupted in Thurlow Cathedral when worshippers argued over the 1928 prayer book. A man tried to read aloud, the verger seized the text, others took sides, and several were ejected before the service proceeded.
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London
Thurlow Cathedral
Judd criticizes Theodore at North Sydney rally setback
Sydney report quotes Mr E E Judd Radialist Labour candidate accusing Theodore of absence from a major labour rally. Judd claims the Labour Party could have halted the basher campaign within three days but failed, undermining its fitness for governing.
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Sydney
E. E. Judd
Labour Party
North Sydney
Theodore
Labour
Spook
Car in Flames Leaves Man Fatally Burned
James Creevy, 34, died when a car crashed into a tree and burst into flames in Himsbane today. Several others were injured but managed to escape the wreckage and drive home.
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Himsbane
James Creevy
Police Seek Clue in Toorak Murder Case
An anonymous letter received by Melbourne detectives is thought to bear on Norma Mcleod's death in Toorak last week. Police broadcast an appeal for the writer to come forward and aid the investigation into the head injury found at her home.
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Melbourne
Whicch
Norma Mcleod
Toorak
Women's Work Exhibition Plans And Prize Schedule
Details of the forthcoming Exhibition outline competition across children and adults with Queanbeyan joining as a competitor. A long list of judges is named for crafts, photography, cooking, and other sections. Funds will support a Mother's Help in Canberra, a unanimous committee decision. Time schedules and ticket outlets are listed for the event.
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Queanbeyan
Pigin
Carlotta
Dympna
Mothercraft Society
N Project
Canberra
Free &Spow
Graham
Neewsagency
Malones
City
Caledonian Tea Rooms
Cussch’s
Manuka
J. B. Young
Thorphins
Haye & Rumsell's
Hughes and Groom deny Hughes offer for Attorney General
Toowoomba Monday Sir Littleton Groom said he had not spoken to W M Hughes for months and rejected claims Hughes offered him the Attorney General portfolio if appointed to form a government.
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Toowoomba
Littleton Groom
W. M. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Dramatic raids in Sydney end with four arrests
Police raided homes at Glebe Bummer Hill and Redfern early today arresting four suspects. One man jumped from a window diving 36 feet onto a shed then ran along Parramatta Road pursued on a motorcycle before being dragged with severe abrasions. A toy pistol mistaken for a revolver caused a moment of fear as the suspect surrendered. Jewellery, cutlery and clothing valued at more than £1000 were recovered.
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Hydney
Glebe
Bummer Hill
Redfern
Parramatta Road
University Park
Strangled in Belting at Melbourne Laundry
Frederick Logern, 76, of Colours, was fatally injured when his clothing was caught in a pulley belt at a Melbourne laundry while oiling shafting. He became entangled and died from the injuries.
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Melbourne
Frederick Logern
Obituary of Earl of Harewood Reported in London
Death announced in London of the Earl of Harewood aged three years. The family notes his father is Viscount Ips to Pasces and he had ties to Princess Mary and Viscount Lasgeiles. The remaining details describe relatives arriving at the house before his passing.
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London
Sumdlay
Berd of
Harewood
Ipascelles
Mary
Cabinet Meeting in Sydney Delays Railway Site Decision
The Bite Cabinet met in Sydney on Monday to discuss the railway site question. Omom Gdzal's decision was deferred amid ongoing deliberations and uncertainty.
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Stete
Sydney
Bite
Omom Gdzal
Annandale Leichhardt and Queanbeyan Duo Fall in Sydney Match
In Sydney on Monday Annandale Leichhardt and Queanbeyan Soccer Football Club played a match. At halftime Annandale Leichhardt led by two goals to one. Final score details are unclear but Annandale Leichhardt appear to have had the stronger showing with goals by key players.
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Sydney
Annandale Leichhardt
Queanbeyan
Annandale-Leichhanit
Ope
Annandale - Lechardt Meen
Jjucanhbeyan Uhre
Train derailment near Grafton disrupts North Coast Line
Two coaches of the North Coast mail derailed at Grafton on Monday causing a one and a half hour disruption. No injuries reported as officials investigate the cause.
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North Coast Line
Grafton
North Coast
Scullin predicts Labour gains in New South Wales
Federal Labour Party leader Mr Scullin said there are strong indications that Labour will win in New South Wales. He spoke during a reform push and noted favourable sentiment as the election approaches.
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Melbise
Sromdu
Jdae
Federal
Labour Party
Scullin
Cahbour
New South
Walea
Crawford Wins Singles in Metropolitan Tennis Championship
J Crawford defeated J F Senith 4 3 7 5 in singles. Stead and Willard beat Mctausland and Boll while Willand and Dunlop defeated Irene Anan Gowler 7 5 6 4 in doubles.
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Svuney
Vmying
Theme
Ponhip
J. Crawford
J. F Senith
Stead
Willard
Ausland
Boll
J. Willand
Dunlop
Ireneanan Gowler
Bank Safe Cut Open by Thieves in Sydney
A heavy iron safe at the New Town branch of the Commercial Bank of Australia Limited was cut from the wall. The robbery, discovered by a caretaker after closing, is thought to involve at least three men and about £3000 in cash likely stolen.
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Sydney
Herebt Jn
Newtown
Conmmercal Bank of Australia Limited
Nieht
Ank
Oxy
Tyra
Airship R101 May Go to Egypt Before Christmas
Lord Thompson, air secretary, may ride the R101 homeward to Egypt for an exploratory mission on an Anglo-Indian project. The airship, still in Mingar, is not expected to fly to Egypt before Christmas if the mission proceeds.
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London
Rigla
Mingar
Egypt
Lord Thompson
Air
French airmen claim world distance record in Manchuria
Costes and Bellevante landed at Tal Tal Khaor, north west of Harbin, Manchuria, after a 6000 mile flight from Paris. A telegram to the French Consul at Mukden states they broke the world long distance record, surpassing Italy’s 4692 miles.
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Paris
Costes
Bellevante
Tal-Tal-Khaor
Harbin
Manchuria
Mukden
Herbin
Parte
Marquis hoax ends quietly in police statement
The Marquis of Hampaubert hoax is declared ended by police. The sensational plot aimed at boosting a book collapsed, with grave-digger Boulogne detained briefly as an alleged conspirator but now seen as innocent. He remains hospitalized and unlikely to face murder charges.
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Paris
Hampaubert
Boulogne
Woman Attacked in Court Quarrel at Central Court
William Lester, a bricklayer, was remanded on a charge of maliciously injuring Keith Dunn during a quarrel at the Central Court. Police say the dispute stemmed from drink and the woman was slashed with a razor.
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Sydney
Central Court
William Lester
Keith Dunn
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