Economists Urge Tariff Cut Amid Hoover Petition
About 180 economists and tariff experts urged President Hoover to ease provisions of the Hawley Smoot Tariff Act to reduce retaliation abroad and ease economic depression. The petition argues current duties harm workers, farmers, and businesses and worsen unemployment while failing to improve conditions. In London Sydney reports discuss a potential loan for public works in Australia with figures cited and opposition from Prime Minister Theodore.
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Washington
Hoover
Sydney
Mowray
Tery
Lou Connell
Tily
Nisis
Lar
E.G. Theodore
Pedersi Institute of Accountants
Lumchaon Tony
Miloan
London
Australia
Bruce Bruce Early Return to Australia Probable
Fragmentary report notes Major Casey M.P. died. muddled text suggests Bruce may travel to Australia. London remains involved with Hendon loan conversion and a statement from Camy largely unclear.
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Major Casey
M.P
London
Bilal- Hendon
Camy
Bruce
Australia
Trial of Men in Bankstown Case Delayed by Judge
In Bankstown during June a trial of fourteen men connected to a Madden bank robbery began with the Crown establishing evidence. The court adjourned after the judge warned against foreknowledge that could prejudice the case.
Five men charged in ward crime case at Central Court
At Central Court today Willa 2M Shamiet Rywn 38 Arthur Midis Gardener 25 and another man were charged with breaking into a premises and stealing. Evidence described at a show of hands and witnesses, with next court date set for October 35.
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Ayonmey
Wriday
Willa
Shamiet
Rywn
Arthur Midis
Ken
French Senate Elections Stir Turmoil Among Ministers
A fragmented report notes factions within the French Senate elections, naming ministers and political figures amid discussions of possible cabinet reshuffles as the House reevaluates composition and leadership.
Party Letters Started by Dr Page
Monday report from Stoney noting Prime Minister Lyons referenced deputy leader Paterson complaining of cavalier treatment in arrangements for Country Party cooperation. Paterson cited interparty letter exchanges, with initial contact from Dr Page sending a letter from Melbourne to federal members in Sydney. Leaders of the two party factions discussed communications amid government talks.
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Stoney
Mr. Lyons
Country
Paterson
Country Party
Page
Melbourne
Sydney
Parliament House
Canberra
Trial in a patent medicine fraud case
The trial opened at the Quarter Heast on a day of all men charged with conspiracy to heat and defraud by selling spurious pill powder marketed as famous patent medicine. Accused include William Ander and others with roles such as cellarman and company manager. The Crown alleged the powder conspired to pass as genuine medicine. Walter Cavill, a wholesale merchant, had bought powders worth about £200. proceedings were adjourned, and the matter was not discussed.
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Sydnisx
Aouday
William Ander
Matthew Doyle
Sidsey Dunn
George Vincent Ellery
Raymond Kellick
Francis ‘Thompson
Walter Cavill
Suam' Hireet
Alg Chathie
Paina
Osring
English Cricketers Dee In Perth Today
Perth reports that English cricketers arrive in the city today and will be welcomed by Western Australian Cricket Association officials at the City Motel. They will begin practice in the afternoon and are set for a British team reception tomorrow.
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Perth
Western Australian, Cricket Association
City
Freezing Works Strike Stirs Wellington Protests
In Wellington workers at freezing plants walked out in a protest against a new award. Most employees joined the stoppage, with the likelihood that the men’s faction will rally support and remain off duty as the dispute continues.
Death of Father of Coolgardie
Sydney Monday William Ford the discoverer of the famous Coolgardie goldfield died yesterday at his Chalewood home aged 80. He noted Australia borrowed vast sums from 1904 to 1918 about 270 million pounds and warned against overseas debt. He argued the Commonwealth Bank could supply money by expanding credit.
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Sydney
William Ford
Coolgardie
Chalewood
Australia
Abe
Commonwealth Bank
Central Reserve Bank
Drug Runners Arrest In Sydney Streets
In Clarence Street two Chinese men, suspected of drug involvement, were confronted by Detectives Wickham and Thompson. They resisted, were overpowered, pursued through a crowd, and later detained. Searches found a large quantity of opium and cocaine believed enough to make 1,400 doses. They appeared in court and were remanded on bail of 100.
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Rydney
Clarence Street
City
T. Wickham
Thompson
Uberty
Pomeeaton
Cocking
Irish Parties Dissatisfied at Policy Failure
In Dublin on Monday Labour circles show strong discontent with Mr. de Valera's policy. The Irish Independents doubt negotiations will exhaust the resources of statesmanship and insist arbitration remains open if sincere about settlement.
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Dublin
de Valera
Stud cattle shipment to India by Messers Frame and Co
The firm of KA Frame and Co will ship 8 percent wind Guernsey cattle to India aboard the Quilon on Friday. Cattle were selected by G W Goverts M Grant, with KK A Prasar acting as Indian Government agent. Cattle placed on the ship's deck Wednesday. purchased by Kashmir merchants and Willam, to be shipped from Calcutta.
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Sydney
Itventogk
Ka, Frame and Co
Guernsey
Helfora
India
France and Spain Hopes of Rapprochement
Diplomatic notes say M Herriot, French treasurer, will visit Spain around October 30 to foster Franco Spanish rapprochement. The plan aims at advancing disarmament security and may hinge on League of Nations enforcement, with Spain potentially open to heavy arms transfers under certain proposals.
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Uonon. Mandey
Daily Telegraph
M. Herriot
Spain
France
League of Nations
Hiwin
Germany
Hien
Ration relief slight increase approved by Interior
The Interior Department authorizes a modest rise in ration relief for workers, with longer sack waste and higher pay for unmarried laborers. Affected outdoor workers in the Territory see wage adjustments, while general rates are raised to the higher scale.
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Department of the Interior
Rallon
Pation
Hi. Reitet
Reiet
Temporary Court Held in Ambulance Wagon at Parramatta
Stanley Connally, a labourer of 22, faced two counts of breaking and entering and stealing in a makeshift court set in the ambulance wagon at Parramatta Police Station yard. Connally, who sustained serious internal injuries leaping from a train near Glenbrook to evade a policeman escorting him from Katoomba to Parramatta, was remanded and taken to Long Bay prison hospital.
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Sypney
Monany
Parramatta
Stanley Connally
Connally
Glenirook
Emu Plains
Katoombe
Long Bay Prison Hospital
Harbour Thrills Launch Crash Off Reef In Rescue
A picnic party of one Windred men women and children faced a near disaster when a launch struck a reef amid rough seas. Nine others jumped overboard as passengers and a nine month old infant were saved with help arriving from Captain Coon and the rescue steamer.
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Aghia
Coon
Budget debate looms as by law to slow excursion fares
The Railway Commissioners plan a briefing this afternoon at 4 o clock to discuss a By law aimed at trimming excursion fares. The proposal envisions limited monthly concessions for rail journeys from outer tourist districts and distant centers, with trains to Sydney and other main centers. The measure, set to run through the summer, hinges on patronage and may affect return journies from distant areas.
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Bydnet
Maume
Biwilar
Gydney
Mundaya
Ste
MR Gallett Ordered to Rest After Ottawa Strain
The Minister for Trade and Customs Mr Catlett has suffered a relapse and is ordered to rest for two weeks at his station home near Tharwa, Canberra. He is not seriously ill but recovering from a breakdown after the Ottawa Conference. He worked hard during the voyage home to prepare his speech and the revised draft for Parliament. The Ottawa tarbate is not expected to continue. House of Representatives reconvenes in a month.
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Catlett
Tharwa
Canberra
Galletto
Ottawa
Gullett
Lottery Profits Hit £803000 for Year End
Minday EYDNET announces profits of £803000 for the year ended August, comparing with Golden Cantem’s £111000. Despite an ice interruption the lottery was a thorough success, and £1100000 would have funded hospitals.
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Eydnet
Minday
Whckidon
Cenotaph transfer plan for Dutch migrants debate
The Works Committee of the City Council proposes to recommend to authorities that the Cenotaph be relocated from Martin Pe J Van Hinte, a Dutch immigrant, who arrived today to investigate the post. The committee believes moving Dutch migrants could aid in relief efforts and be recorded in the town park, with a focus on reverence and dignity.
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Mednwy
Martin Pe
J. van Hinte
Commmitiee
Rede Park
Tariff Policy Debate Shapes Australian Trade Views
Political leaders reviewed tariff history and Ottawa agreement in a Chamber of Manufacturers dinner. Prime Minister Lyons and Opposition Leader Boukin defended protective policy roots, contrasting past Be Liberal and Scullin governments with today’s stance. They argued Ottawa favored primary producers while sparing secondary industry, urgingBalanced duties to boost Australian farming and manufacturing.
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Bydney
Chamber of Manufacturer
Mr. Lyons
Boukin
Lyon
Australia
Liberal Party
Drot Dla
Latham
Ukyit
Massy Greene
Gullett
Scullin
Becktin
Lyona
Inia
Beullin
Irede Rel Parliamient
eMce
Seullin
Rift
Pounten
Lygnk
Ottawa
Chamber of Manufacturen
H. Gordon Hennett
Canade
Louswald
Maine
Britain
Hennett
Austain
German Finance Talks Emphasize Goldmark Reform Plans
In a Wentphalia address, Buntay Morr Vom Papen outlined Germanys aims for a world economic conference and urged foreign creditors to accept German goods for repayment. He warned that demanding repayment could curb imports and noted Germanys foreign debt near £100 million, while Ottawa showed cautious support for the plan. Von Papen denied plans to endanger currency mobility and unveiled a broad campaign to popularize German goods.
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Dentin
Buntay
Morr Vom Papen
Wentphalia
Germany
Pasent
Forelgnera
Ottawa
Herr von Papen
Nazis Fire in Vienna Sparks Street Chaos
In Vienna crowds fled as gunfire erupted near a Simmering factory district. At least two activists were killed and about 40 injured amid police raids and clashes. Police reported arrests and ongoing street battles as authorities sought to quell the unrest.
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Vionna
Nesta
Bodulint
Thasia
James
Nazia
Fire moves threaten Goulburn shopping block damage
Prompt action by local firemen prevented a blaze from gutting the Hagent shopping block on Auburn Street in Goulburn. The outbreak confined to rear rooms and arcade shops suffered fire and water damage with about 116,000 in losses. Rear portions were gutted while several shop frames remained standing.
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Oulburn
Auburn Street
Antorarooma
Five Years' Gaol For Theft Of Petrol
Perth Monday report details an alias Wrn Ryan convicted of theft of petrol and sentenced to five years imprisonment. The narrative notes prior offenses and a prior sentence in New South Wales in 1814 for holding up a postmaster and stealing £9,200.
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Perth
Alpcantor
Clomyan
Wrn
Ryan
Cman
Wow South Wales
Yivaleigh
Melbourne jury clears Chidwery in death case verdict
A court found Chidwery not guilty in the death of Taal Luke of Collinewold, ruling the evidence insufficient to prove foul play. The decision follows the September 4 incident and addresses claims of property damages tied to the case.
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Melbourng
Taal Luke
Collinewold
Corm
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