Linders Count Favours Holloway Defeat of Mr Gullett
The race in Flinders shows Holloway ahead with about 1500 votes while Mal Broce trails by ll votes. about 200 postal votes and 3300 absent votes remain to be counted. speculation grows that Minister for Trade and Customs Mr Gullett will lose his seat. across New South Wales seats show shifts as independents and the Country Party gain ground. Calare seat loss for Sir Neville Howse appears likely as Labor positions firm in Oxley and other districts.
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Flinders
Mal Broce
Helloway
Maranon
Country Party
Hunter
NSW Election Results by District and Candidate Totals
New South Wales district tallies show party candidates and majorities across numerous seats including Calare Ballina and East Sydney. Figures list on roll counts, candidate names, party affiliations, and majority margins for each contest.
Vote totals and majorities across Victoria constituency data
On the Victoria roll numbers show T W White leading with 62 408 votes and majorities for others including J WH Sister Lewis and Maxwell with varying counts. The fragment hints at candidate party affiliations Nat Lab ind and local roll totals around mid 40s to 60k across several names.
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Lewis Ilabd
J. WH
Labour Victory Gains Credit in Australia Vote
New York Times and New York World comment Labour’s Australian victory may owe part to Britain’s government and domestic acclaim. They credit tactical moves by Bruce and the Nationalist party in federal arbitration, noting the island nation’s election marks a striking political shift. Scullin leads as Prime Minister with expected cooperation from Labour for reform and peace.
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New York
New York Times
Labour
Australia
Britain
Bruce
Island
West
Scullin
Labour Party
Mystery reshuffle hints new Home Affairs minister
The report notes a possible appointment shift in Canberra with a new Home Affairs minister under consideration. It cites A J Mc PMMA, a former War General, as a leading candidate, while mentions Fremantl MP Curia as another potential choice. The piece reflects party deliberations amid the current elections.
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Ary Brennan
A. J. McPmma
Tusset
Howth
Wake
Canberra
Curia
Fremantl
Kimeel
Tamanisa
Keeredge
Capberra
Labour Party Leadership Denial Amid Parliament Changes
Mr. E. G. Theodore emphatically denies contesting leadership with Mr. Scull in the Labour Party. He states no member suggests a leadership change and supports unanimous appointment of Mr. Senijin as Prime Minister and Minister for Eternal Affairs, praising current party mateship.
Election Commentary on Australian Arbitration and Labour
The Manchester Guardian notes Labour's victory ties to compulsory arbitration in Australia's federal and state levels, praising its influence on Labour's stance while criticizing its inefficacy to curb widespread strikes. It questions Mr Scullin's ability to unite workers and laments Hughes losing allies as the Daily Telegraph discusses loan programs and debt management affecting public activity and employment.
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London
The
Manchester “Guardian
Australia
Labour
Boullin
Stullin
Hughes
Daily Telegraph
Federal Loan Council
Foum
Punt
Senate
Airship R101 Maiden Flight Over London Captured
On a trial flight over London the AirL R101, escorted by three aeroplanes, impressed thousands as it hovered above Cardington and the city. Major Scott commanded the dirigible during its gentle ascent and mooring, with crowds watching the voyage from Westminster to the Thames.
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London
Airl
Cardington
Scott
Acros
Atlantic
West End
Westminster
Thames
City
St. Paul's
Captain Heatt Reports On R101 Mooring And Trials
In London on Monday Captain Heatt described the R101 mooring as successful and the crew’s handling of the airship as easy and well controlled. He said speed trials would follow, there was no engine trouble, and the fleet trials were satisfactory for the largest airship yet built. The airship carried 18 crew and 14 passengers.
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Ondon
Promotion by King Elevates Polish and British Envoys
The King has approved the Foreign Secretary’s recommendation to promote Britain’s representative in Poland to an ambassadorial rank and to elevate Poland’s ambassador to Britain. Both governments view the change as mutually advantageous and officially announced.
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London
Poland
Republic of Poland
Britain
Electorate Boundaries Altered by Redistribution Committee
STATE ELECTORATES SYDNEY Tuesday. The Electoral Redistribution Committee upheld objections leading to changes. Albury altered, Dunidara moved to Corowa, Hu Mle to Wages, Henry i a to Albury, Coota fundra, Porter's Retreat added to Katharet, Merewether renamed Hamilton, Woollongong to Illa ware. Alterations apply to Dulwich Hill, Lane Cove, Willoughby, Parramatta and Thilliey.
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Sydney
Dulwich Hill
Lane Cove
Willoughby
Parramatta
Thlliey
Pastoral Outlook Better After Weekend Rain
Melbourne reports Mr. Eamund Jowell notes weekend rainfall in the Riverina and the wool market firming, greatly improving the pastoral outlook for the region. The well-known pastoralist underscored brighter prospects for wool production and trading in the near term.
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Melbourne
Eamund Jowell
Riverina
Commission Changes Reshape Canberra Administration
The Federal Cabinet cannot act before resignation, delaying Mr. A J Christie’s appointment and delaying Parliament. The government plans to abolish the Commission and re‑organise its functions, moving constructional work to the Works Department and ending the Architect’s Department except for private work supervision. Christie may stay to finish investigations before becoming chief administrator under Home Affairs.
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Federal Capital Commission
Commission
Works Department
Architect's Department
A. J. Christie
Canberra
Department of Home Affairs
Rise in Wool Russia Buying Elevates Market Prices
The wool market showed firmer tones with all descriptions up, Japan paying 19 pence per lb and Russian buyers active. Prices for wools suitable for Russia rose about five percent, greases merino to 18d, crossbreds to 1s4d, and overall activity surged with strong competition. The Sydney Wool Selling Brokers noted improved levels and broader demand for faulty descriptions, while 7,005 of 4,450 bales offered sold at auction and 1,268 privately.
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Sydney
Japan
Russia
Poverty in London Helps 260 Victoria Crom Winners
In London a crowd of over 260 Victoria Cross winners faced poverty linked congestion at a November 4 event. An anonymous donor contributed 50 pounds and more to assist attendees with railway fares and suits. The Prince of Wales indicated he would wear a lounge suit.
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London
On Way to Canada New York and Canada
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a travel or miskeyed item mentioning Canada and individuals named MacDonald and Sean Ya. The readable segments suggest a route or discussion about crossing into Canada, with unclear verbs and places. Further readable names include New York and Canada.
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MacDonald
Sean Ya
Canada
Windsor Flood Proceeds With Anxiety Easing
Assistant State Meteorologist says danger in Hawkesbury area easing though rain will persist mostly as showers. Windsor bridge submerged eight feet, Windsor and Richmond reachable only by train as main road closed and Kurrajong cut off. Napean river rising rapidly. police urge residents in low lying areas to move stock.
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Sydney
Camm
Hawkesbury
Windsor
Richmond
Kurrajong
Wyongatuton
Napean
Olympia Show at International Motor Opens Thursday
The Olympia show opens Thursday at the International Motor venue with over 1,000,600 pounds worth of next year’s cars on display. At least six countries besides Great Britain will be represented, with several English makers debuting new models and focusing on overseas market requirements.
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London
International Motor #how
Olympia
Great Britain
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