Empire trade in Canada parcelled to U S interests
Mr Stevens the Canadian minister told London's Imperial Economic Conference that Canadian hydroelectric plans floated abroad risked ceding manufacturing supply to the United States. He warned that free trade would hand nearly all business to the U S and noted British trade relies on Canada for preferences.
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London
Stevens
Pheirenly
United States
Canada
Dominions
Torty Rico
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
United Statea
Jewish National Council decries British policy against Jewish homeland
In Jerusalem on Thursday the Jewish National Council denounced Britain's policy as breaking pledges to Jews. It said the Jewish National Home becomes a bitter mockery of hypocrisy and urged world Jewry to intensify efforts to develop Palestine, while rejecting institutions aimed at hindering rebuilding.
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Jerusalem
Jewish’ National Council
League of Nations
America
End of Vigorous Election Campaign in New South Wales
In Sydney and across New South Wales the campaign closed with candidates speaking to crowds in various suburbs and appealing through wireless stations. Messrs. Bavin and Lang led the battlegrounds, addressing supporters at multiple meetings as voters prepared to cast ballots.
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Sydney
Australia
Messrs
Bavin
Lang
Beaverbrook Regrets Quarrel Over Empire Policy
In a South Paddington speech Lord Beaverbrook regrets the quarrel with Mr. Baldwin over imperial policy. He rejects Baldwin’s call for immediate free trade and favors taxes on foreign foodstuffs to fund an empire free trade system. Beaverbrook denies seeking Conservative leadership.
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London
South Paddington
Baldwin
Lord. Beaverbrook
Lord Beaverbrogh
Was
Conservative Party
Aie
United States Remains Neutral on Palestine Crisis
The State Department offered no comment on Palestine matters, signaling a hands off stance. A large Zionist protest is planned for November 2 at Madison Square Garden in New York. Dr Cyrus Adler warned against anti British sentiment urging unity among American Jewry.
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Washington
State Department
Lord Allenby
New York
Maddison Square Garden
Cyrus Adlon
Peerle
Coal Disaster Death Toll Seen Rising in London District
Amid chaotic reports in London, a major mining disaster near Alsdor t gathers fatalities. Funeral rites extend to a common grave as authorities and the Mining Association central committee in London prepare a sympathy vote for victims and families.
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Mining Association
Tanecting
London
Salsdore
Tulon
Allence
Nyy Hs
Radio Telephone Service Extends To America From Australia
The radio telephone service from Australia will reach America from Monday next. Calls will be accepted across the United States, Cuba, and selected Mexican towns, with rates from £9 to £12 for a three minute conversation and proportional increases for each additional minute. Calls relayed via London, with Canada expected to follow soon.
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Sydney
Australia
America
United States
Cuba
Mexico
London
Canada
NZ Sydney London phone service nears opening
Sydney and New Zealand move toward launching a wire telephone link with service likely by month end. Only owners of short wave sets can listen in, and all New Zealand owners have signed a secrecy declaration.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Secracy
Leaders Confer London Conference Updates Under Strained Talks
Reports describe Prime Ministers and deputies in London discussing the treaty ratifications and constitutional issues. MacDonald Scullin and Forbes to join Monday sessions for ceremonial ratifications as committees weigh the Dominion role.
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London
Ramsay
Maciona
Donticton
Fintic
Jeuiy Arsana
Jin Torn
Tormes
Total Ates
Mac Donald
Mékata
Scullin
Forbes
Nina
Brennan
Final Word to Electors on Employed Australia Policy
The speaker urges electors to back the government’s policy endorsed by premiers, arguing it will reduce unemployment, lower production costs, boost trade, and improve wages and distribution. Critics fear heightened taxation, higher costs, and reduced production profitability. The policy aims to revive railways, commerce, and national credit, benefiting workers and farmers alike.
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Sydney
Australia
Hinanehil Evbeis
Valle Pruner
Bavin
Noome
Lt. Thevin
Return of the Prime Minister Amid Imperial Conference
The article discusses Mr. Scullin's return to Canberra by rapid travel as the Imperial Conference nears its opening in London on November 22. It notes Labour Party doubts about Mr. Fenton and the absence of Mr. Theodore from the Cabinet, with Mr. Boullin's return awaited for balance.
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Scullin
Canberra
Mombara
Labour Party
Fenton
Theodore
Boullin
India
London
Melbourne
Hlambleat
V Theodore
Treasury
Enton
Atood
Seuille
Bellin
Mexican floods Tampico city destroy and drown many
Tria reported Alumdo in Vera Cruz state was ruined by floods from the Pastextec storm. Many casualties are feared as water rose to ten feet, swamping streets and crops. Authorities say the death toll is not yet determined and thousands were affected by the disaster.
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Tampico
Tria
Vera Cruz
Finnish Plot Hellingtors In Abduction Case
Arrests of General Willenius and Colonel Kwasaara trigger investigation into a plot to abduct President Stahlberg and to terrorise the diet. Officials claim a conspiracy aimed to establish a dictatorship under a Nazi regime.
Escaped Prisoner Tells Method Of Break In
A prisoner charged at Central Police claims details of how he escaped from Long Bay prison on October 16. Keith Maxwell a labourer in his 20s pleaded not guilty and told detectives how he broke free and fled, claiming he was surprised and caught during the attempt.
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Sydney
Central Police
Keith Maxwell
Adeatin
Thal
San i
Man Found With Drugs Sentenced In Sydney Court
John Fur 39, a carpenter, was jailed for twelve months with hard labor at Central Police Court on a charge of possessing cocaine. Police evidence showed rest of details. the case involved quantities found on his person. The report cites inconsistent OCR fragments and ends with unclear death reference.
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Sydney
John “Fur
Carpenter
Central’ Police Court
Nationalist Hopefuls Dominate New South Wales Seats
General Secretary JH Hornfield declared the National Party will win power with a large majority. Indications favored 24 rural seats and strong bids in Maitland Goulburn and Yass with Barwon possible for McDonald. Metropolitan redistributions challenged some seats, but govt expected to hold and gain seats.
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Sydney
The
National Party
JH. W. Hornfield
weShare
New, South, Wales
Maitland
Goulburn
Yass
McDonald
Barwon
Melbourne Court Hears Communist Rally Songs
In Melbourne City Court on Friday the men arrested in the Communist organisation raid were remanded to October 30 after singing songs such as The Red Flag Solidarity and Well Hang Old Blamey to the court. They claimed government sustenance supported them and said bail was unlikely. Police later raided foreign clubs seeking a Ruslan woman alleged as a leader.
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Melbourne
Police
Emld
Dall
Communiste
Australia
Carlton
Howe le Meirnap
Country Party Aims to Gain Seats in Upcoming NSW Election
Sydney dispatch reports General Secretary J Munro leads the Country Party aiming for 18 seats tomorrow with prospects in Cnattereagh Namoi and Young. The party held 13 seats in the last Parliament and hopes to gain six more including Casino Murrumbidgee and Cootamundra from Labour.
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Sydneey
Country Party
J. Munro
Cnatlereagh
Namoi
Young
Casino
Murrumbidgee
Cootamundra
Labour
Quota System Debate Shapes Imperial Economic Policy
The General Economic Committee begins drafting the quota plan for loaves and fruit while pondering Mr Snowden’s potential moves. Discussions favor merging marketing roles into an economic secretariat amid pushback on a marketing board, with Australia, Britain, and Dominion concerns over wheat and meat supplies highlighted.
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General Economic Committee
Snowden
Australia
Oo Marketing Board
Imperial Economic Committee
Aja
Augsta
Dominions
Britain
Inatanca
Ambott Board
New Zealand
Disappointed New Zealand views Australian press aggociation
A distorted report outlines New Zealand disappointment at Britain's refusal to consider preferential tariff. It notes Dominion delegates argued for preference while Britain pursues quotas and bulk purchases. The piece mentions whaling methods and international talks led by Britain and Norway, with anticipation of broader trade measures.
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London
Forbes
New Zealand
Phillip Bnowden
Ramsay ‘MacDonald
Conalderaon
Dominion
Britain
Creason
Dependency
Antaretia
Tha Whalers
Ponce Ohrmittan
Nationa
Na Ihway
Byrd ‘Landey
Langs Message Urges Vote For Labour Policy of Preservation
Through a clipped broadcast, Mr Lang appeals to electors to choose Labour this tomorrow Labour pledges to preserve the standard of living and restore what Nationalism has taken Labour promises work and savings stability and opportunities for families and youth in Australia now.
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SKY
Lang
Snd
Labour
Australis
Nailhonalien
Labour estimates victory for Weydney in tight election
The General Secretary of the ALP, Mc Bird, predicts Labour will win 56 seats with strong prospects, noting he has allowed a slim margin for a possible defeat as of Friday in Weydney.
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Weydney
ALP
Bird
Labour
Appeal for Labour Electors To Back Independent Freedom
The secretary of the AWL appeals to electors to support a free, self-determined people and resist government interference. The message criticizes the current Bay government as slavelike in its restraint and urges renewed effort to safeguard workers’ rights and interests.
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AWL
Mrs Bird
Wip
Communist Raid Alleged Deportation Case Report
Fragmentary OCR describes a wartime raid event with accusations that communists entered the Commonwealth without permission and were charged or detained. It notes a few arrests and others sent to a gaol under revolutionary charges, with unclear specifics about names or dates.
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Commonwealth
Pantridge
Victorian Election Interest and Bank Funding
Victorian election chatter centers on a possible change in government with Mr W W Kant Hughes as a parliamentary candidate. Critics warn that Langory's return could trigger a public debt crisis and force a new loan squeeze from banks within a fortnight.
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Sydnay
WW. Kant. Hughes
Victoria
Langie
Tha
Banku
Ratso
Ambiguous Fragment Sparks Speculation About Intelligence Links
Fragmentary text references overseas intelligence and Australia New Zealand, with scattered names and terms. The garbled passage hints at a compilation or publication but provides no concrete facts or clear individuals, places, or dates to confirm a specific event.
Central Citrus shipments begin from Sydney to Shanghai
Readable text notes the Central Citrus Association arranging initial shipments of oranges from Sydney to Shanghai this year. The report hints at market indications and potential price movements as shipments commence.
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Aydney
B. D. Buchanagor
Cenetral Citrus Association
Utaton Tha Mall
Sydney
Shanghai
Eaofl Jj
Abelly Rod
Unclear political rant on bank policy and labor government
Fragmented speech by Mr Stevens attacking the Labour Government and banking policy. He warns banks to support his view or face consequences, threatens taxation of deposits, and cites Auditor General concerns. References to depositories, savings, and socialisation of financial resources.
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Byoney
Priday
Stevens
Abie
Labour
Madvel Jnoon
India
Lang
Kaider
Banks' Resources Reported in New South Wales
The advertisement notes deposits in New South Wales at £104,866, 83 and assets at £174,130,873 for contemporary banks. It claims banks must support the state government, with manager commentary on ad campaigns and potential economic impacts.
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Sydney
Ofan
Lane
Renda
New South Wales
New
Wales
Banka
South” Wales
New South
Lang's Threats to Banks Highlight Political Turmoil
Premier Lang accuses opponents of bank threats amid Labour Party attacks. He claims a strongman stance aims to repudiate and depredate savings, warning of agitation and economic destabilization backed by political forces.
Timber Merchants Call for Wage Case Action
In Melbourne on Tuesday the Timber Merchants Association voiced views on a wage case. They urged convening inquiries to assess the sector’s conditions, noting a lack of profit in recent years and calling for decisive adjustments to aid the timber industry nationwide.
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Melbournd
Tesday
Cofkeeéperotiry
Sydney
Timber
Marchants
Jaeiriien
Corksaald
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