Degraded State Politics Highlighted in House Debate
In the Friday session, comments by BYDNEY and others reflected on the deteriorating state of politics, noting how turmoil in the South Wales Legislative scene keeps certain leaders and Labour Party members from progressing. The discussion touched on misconduct, decorum, and the impact on entering Parliament.
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Bydney
South Wales
Sale Turin
Labour Party
Horsington Mont Dixricetal
Morlaiment
Hughes' Parting Shot After Sydney Poll Declaration
In Sydney Friday after the poll declaration Mr W M M discussed the Big Street’s descent to Bower methods of fighting him. Hughes claimed never liquidate a debt, noted vast money spent across electorates. Boullin’s victory is praised as a great win, with ministers down and others ready to legislate.
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Sydney
W. MM
Ita
Bydney
Wentworth
Brace
Hughes
Gaasier
Boullin
Neville and Howse announce plans abroad
Neville and Howse reveal future plans to travel abroad after medical procedures. Sevilla Hower remains hospitalized in Orange, with potential trips to the Continent and England if available surgery advances. Nationalist Party defeat referenced amid political commentary.
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Sydney
Sevilla Hower
Orange
Continent
England
Mughes
Hence
Veahoumy
Clivarteen
State Premiers Conference in Melbourne Prep Discussed
Reported notes say premiers planned an arbitration conference in Melbourne in the next fortnight. Bevin asserted Victoria and Tasmania had agreed, with Western Australia remaining undecided as debates over state instrumentalism continued.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Bevin
Queens
Victoria
Tasmanian
Western Australia
Fragmentary note on work crews at Walch Inland Dockyard
A damaged OCR fragment notes workers at Walch Inland Water Works and Battard rales. The text is incomplete but references piece work, the prefix BS Man, and Dockyard labor context. No clear events or dates established.
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Walch
Sydney
Walter
Butten
Battard Rales
Communist Labour Support Claimed by Bendey Party
The Communist Party says J Reassey EK Riley junior and Jd Eldridge replied favourably to a request for immediate rentisation of several policies. They seek a 44 hour week, recognition of Soviet Husain, repeal of the Crimes and Arbitration Act, an act for transport workers, and overseas lifting of working conditions literature. The interview suggests support for their own form of government and opposition to discrimination.
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Bydney
Communist Party
Messrs. J. Reassey
EK. Riley
Junior
Jd. Eldridge
Vie Nest
Scullin Set for Canberra Visit After Melbourne Departure
Prime Minister designate Mr J Scullin will depart Melbourne for Canberra on Sunday and reach the capital Monday. He will be greeted by officials, photographed by Paramount Pictures, and hosted by departmental heads as Parliament members travel by train from Sydney and Melbourne.
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J. Scullin
Melbourne
Canberra
Spencer St
Ohimo
Seymoue
Memalha
Wanemutia
Wolenga
Albury
Ye Warhi Peice Bodien
Paramount Pictures
Sydney
Melbourne manufacturers greet new Prime Minister Boullin
A NSW Chamber of Manufactures letter to Prime Minister Boullin expresses cordial welcome and offers support to tackle unemployment. It stresses using Australian markets for local products and urges expansion of manufacturing to absorb jobless workers, with a conciliatory response from Boullin promising assistance and efficient policy.
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Melbourne
HL. Sevier
Chamber of Manufactures of New South Wales
Mrr. Boullin
Dea
Bellin
Council of the Chamber of Manufacturers of
New South Wales
Medical officer appointment debated at hospital
Recommendations over the past year urged a full time medical officer for the hospital. The Acting Chief Commissioner Mr. Jook said the matter would be considered by the new Commission, indicating no immediate action.
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Mospital
Jook
Only Two Seats Now In Doubt In Australian Election
Second preference counts clarified several seats with Oxley Bayley leading and Eden Monaro close behind Perkins. Flinders defeated, Henry led by Guallett, India held by Paul Jones, Perth won by Nationalist Nairn. Labour 41, Nationalists 13, Country 11, Independents 5, doubt 2. Hawker certain for Wik Held. Mouree Collins helps Labour to tighten. Final tallies show shifting gains as rain delayed polls in Hobertson.
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Oxley
Mr. Bayley
Eden-Momaro
Perkins
Flinders
Bruce
Guallett
Henry
Hawker
Wales
Mrr. McHugh
Mouree Collins
Bambel
Walter
Bambell
Cook
Bemtell
Momer
Perth Seul
Mr. McCan
Mmmm
Maden
RAO
Needham
Mdas
Mann
Noalem Cue
TKS
Intereat
New South Wales
Eden-Monare
Cusack
Labour
Kround
Su Thoi
Perkina
Hobertson
L. Gardner
Tod
Fitsgerald
Gardner
Holloway Wins Flinders Electorate By 327 Votes
Final tallies show Holloway defeating Prime Minister Linnce by 27 votes in Flinders. First preferences listed Holloway at 2.66, with subsequent preferences narrowing to a 427 majority. Voter turnout reached ninety five percent, spurring jubilation among trades and supporters.
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Melbourne
Flinders
Oshew
Linnce
Halloway
Aone
Holloway
PARKES AND CALARE ELECTION FINAL FIGURES
NSW CALARE results show candidates Gibbome Simmons Hart Not Naty and Cunningham with majorities ranging from 795 to 2,802. Final counts list night results and rolls with totals around 43 000 to 61 482 voters, reflecting party standings Labour Nat and Liberal aligned figures across districts including Parkes and Penrith areas.
Victoria By-Election Results Highlight Key Candidates
The Victoria ballot shows counts and majorities for Holloway and Cullett, with Holloway leading by a significant margin among a turnout of 66,636 on roll. Other candidates include Duggan, Cook, Nord, Jones, and a Labour-leaning slate, with varying vote totals and majorities noted.
Cruel Trick on Coal Miners in NSW Debated
Premier Davin attacked Mr Theodore accusing him of deceiving coal miners by urging not to accept the Plan offered by the New South Wales Government. He claimed Labour would reopen mines if elected, saying Theodore knew the claim was untrue and that without Theodore's promises the men would still be out of work tonight.
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Sydney
Davin
Mr.Theodore
Theodore
Bavin
New South Wales
Antrne
Premier Davin Heads to Canberra for Talks
New South Wales Premier Mr Davin departed for Canberra for talks with Mr Bruce on several matters. He is expected to return to Sydney on Sunday morning.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Mr. Davin
Canberra
Bruce
Nationalist Party faces tough loss and calls for unity
The discussion centers on how the Nationalist Party can recover from defeat. Mr Havin and Mr Ravin argue the electors erred, blaming false promises and bribes. They insist the party will strengthen and unite, with supporters believing honesty will protect Australian interests.
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Bruce
Mr. Ravin
Theodore
Nationalist Party
Prime Minister’s Defeat Reveals Civil Service Power
A historic defeat of a prime minister shows civil servants at federal and state levels uniting to oppose the government. The prompt voting crisis highlights the influence of police, telegraphs, and railways in shaping electoral outcomes across Commonwealth nations. The episode recalls Labour strength shifts in Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada as voters respond to leadership.
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Nallarat
Luhour
Alfred Deakin
Althouet
Australia
W. M Hughes
A. Fiaher
Pee Dyer
Commonwealth
Viuce
Latham
Peel Office
Telegrapha
Police
Frairways
Resignation Rumors Set as Prime Minister Plans Monday Steps
The Prime Minister Mr 8. M. Hroee will resign on Monday. The Governor General will call for Mr Scnllin with delays to form a Labour Ministry. Keullin to Canberra Monday. Hirace resigning same day. Treasurer Earle Page left Canberra. Abbott may stay for weekend. Sir Neville Howser expected Wednesday recovery. Cabinet journeys vary by state officials.
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8. M. Hroee
Scnllin
Wt Ia
Keullin
Canberra
Hirace
W. M. Hughes
Mensarn
Higes
Gardner
Commonwealth
Earle Page
J. A. Abbott
Neville Howser
Geer Pearce
Western Australia
Parliament Comment on Conscription and Peace Policy
Mrs Mc Grath of Labour vows to urge the House to halt the conscription of children for military drill. She believes the Labour Party would cooperate with the British Government to preserve world peace. Frank Drennan reacts to the Hatman poll results, referring to Bruce's appointment and its impact on laws. Sherman mocks Bruce, warning captains who steer into danger may share the wreck fate.
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Frank Drennan
Hruce
Sirennan
Fragmented Civic Debate on Union's Electoral Impact
In the Commonwealth the civil servant vote, about one-fifth of electors, cannot be matched by any union. Attached to this real issue are shopkeepers hotelkeepers and a widening circle of interested persons who must assess the effect on votes and their customers. The text hints at the influence of the civil servant vote on the electorate and the concerns of various business groups.
Churches Greeting From Across Denominations
Mr J H Scullin received today congratulatory wires from various corey men of all denominations. A cable from the Salvation Army in London sent hearty congratulations and wished him speedy progress.
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J. H. Scullin
Halvation Army
London
Ed Speed
Queensland Election Roll Figures and Majorities
The record shows on the roll 44,200 voters with L E Saroom independent Nat and F E J Llewelyn Lab among candidates. A No. on roll 60,821 yields a majority of 1,106 for Miorlan and 576,996 for Mayley, with other party details and counts listed for the electorate.
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Fitzgerald, M
Gardner
Saroom
L. E
Llewelyn
FE. J
Lab
Morgan
Semancie
GAL Cnat
Riordan, TD
Miorlan
Naker FL M. Do
Haba
Bayley
J. G. Cnpt
Mayley
Wakefield and Hawker Names in South Australia List
A readable fragment lists individuals such as COLLING M and HAWKER A with initials and codes, plus M4T8 McHUGH B, indicating a catalog or roster style entry. The entry shows fall 47,202 and a mix of parenthetical abbreviations, suggesting an archival or administrative record.
Nairn Leads imt Majority in Australian Count
In a fragmented report from W Australia the ballot count shows W M Nairn leading with a strong MTIMT majority over rival KB Needham in a labor context. The partial figures 41 632 and 15 196 are noted among the informal rot on the sheet.
Fire devastates timber yards in Sydney district
A disastrous blaze at Lanmlen and Lang den's timber yards in Sydney caused extensive damage to stacks of maple and oak and machinery. Fire spread rapidly due to fuse from electric wires. Five workers were trapped but escaped. no injuries reported. Firemen, supported by brigades from multiple districts, fought the flames for about two hours. Some offices and a safe were gutted, and about 10 men faced temporary unemployment though re-employment is expected within days. Work continued at the adjacent mill.
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Oman
Stheria
Lelehherd Canal
Nadir Khan Accepted as King of Afghanistan in Kabul
Insistent Kabul, Herat, and Kandahar leaders pressured Nadir Khan to accept the throne. Reports say he was acclaimed king for his past victories and service. Foreign Ministry wired agents in Peshawar to send allegiants, while Amanullah supporters claim Nadir aims to seize power and create trouble as Bachcha regroups forces in Calcutta.
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Calcutta
Kabul
Heret
Kandahar
Nadir Khan
Afghanistan
Nadir
Foreign Ministry
Tridy
Peshawar
Nadirsa
Amanullah
Ois
Baceha
Motor Show Opens in London with Broad Show of Cars
London’s Olympia Motor Show opens with 300 cars from major manufacturers. Most models are revisions of proven types, with over half six-cylinder, 28 percent four-cylinder, and 15 percent in between. Upholstery on even the cheapest cars shows notable improvement.
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London
Ehebt
Victoria Premier Praises Mr Bruce's Service Roles
The Premier of Victoria stated that citizens of Victoria and Australia should recognise the important political services of Mr Bruce, who has served as Prime Minister, Treasurer, member of parliament, and Commonwealth representative at Imperial Conferences.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Air William McPherson
Australia
Bruce
Commonwealth
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E. J. Holloway
Holloway, KE. J
Henty
Duggan
Cullett, H
Jones, I
Bane Majority
Janem
Ee Ae
Golne
Queensland
Darling Downs
Kennedy
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Colling
McHugh
Perth
Priday
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Lanmlen
Langden
Tember Lille
Baccha
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