Internal loan talks loom as banks to meet
Melbourne reports four days of talks between the Commonwealth and States on an internal loan of up to eight million pounds. A conference of bank representatives is set for tomorrow to reach final terms, with the Loan Council to meet to authorize the appeal. Interest is expected near four percent, and plans include future consideration of a fresh issue. Figures show a provisional 48 million pounds for public works and internal debt funding, while Wheat Industry support and taxation allocations are discussed.
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Elbourne
Commonwealth
Tanbars
Renate Gliwon
Nsw
Mealieg
Am Aed Wonks
Annabel
Eligly
Alwass Wat
Reang Bautke
Oaooe
Australia
Tresaury
Tyoms
Canberra
Ales
Ble
Atan
Joy Agri
Premirra
Ne Paria
Spooner
Fathom
More bonfires in coal fields in Newcastle
Meetings of the unemployed took place across northern coalfields. Many men handed in dole forms to be burned in bonfires. A suggestion for August production was not well received. About 150 workers from the Conanock sewermen stopped work yesterday. A large number of unemployed marched to Karri and urged Branford Main miners to return to work.
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Newcastle
Auigerm
Conanock
Yastertay
Almalaal
Karri
Branford
Richmond
Pelaw Staininigen
Tout Turns From Ottawa On Meat Agreement Talks
MRF H Tout returns from Ottawa amid a meat agreement discussion. He notes Australasian and British export controls, urging better organization in America. Tout says he saw no changes affecting South Africa and stresses no disadvan tage to Avira or any party at the conference.
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Bydney
Sysney
M. Birnce
Waluwanil
Ottawa Treaty Bill Woes Hit Commons Debate
chaotic report details Lyons handling of bill to give effect to the treaty amid cabinet concerns. health of the minister for customs cited. potential ministerial changes and upcoming floor action noted. judiciary and penal details referenced with a magistrate imposing £160 fine for unspecified imprisonment days.
Government signals land disarmament stance on Navy Day
In a Wednesday notice from Warrington the government's stance on land armament reductions is highlighted as a precursor to naval cuts. President Hoover marks Navy Day by reiterating disarmament aims and urging Geneva negotiations while warning that failure to negotiate could force the United States to maintain full treaty strength.
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Warrington
Hoover
Geneva
Ottawa Bill Fails to Ease Unemployment Claims
Dominions Secretary voices opposition to Ottawa Agreements as relief for unemployment is questioned. He argues the measures do not reduce jobless totals and urges Labour to consider migration plans while Dominions work on industrial recovery. Delegates debate the broader economic impact.
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London
Ottawa
Sharp Fluctuations in Sterling Exchange Market
There were again sharp fluctuations in the sterling exchange rate today though the market tone was steadier. The Paris quote stood at 83 11 16 francs and New York at 3.294 dollars.
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London
Paris
France
New York
Tension at Broken Hill as unemployed clash with police
Broken Hill sees unrest with about thirty-four unemployed men involved in obstruction tactics during a ten day period. Police, aided by inspectors, confront the crowd after a truck possession incident near Milverton and London conference lines. Some arrestees refuse bonds, seeking Keele rather than bond. Authorities dispatch officers from Bathurst and Forbes to manage grievances and maintain order.
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Broken Hill
Milverton Pen
London
Phar Lap's Return and Trade Talks Stir Debates
A fragmentary report from San Francisco notes Phar Lap's hide shipped to Australia and discusses unsettled Monowsi price effects. The piece references British government policy, tariff debates, and Labour motions in Ottawa, with mixed reactions on economic cooperation and employment.
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San Francisco
Tues
Australia
Faulty Umpires At Wimbledon Sparks Critique
Thursday report from Syt Key notes dissatisfaction with Wimbledon officiating. Australian Davis Cup teammate C H T Sproulm laments bias toward centre court matches and argues umpires neglect the broader play on the courts.
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Cht Sproulm
Fosearmport
Ange
Soma Exiteord
Cinlona Ware Wiven
Mld Crawford
New Low Record For Wheat At Chicago Market
Chicago market dismayed as wheat prices hit record lows on the Chicago Board of Trade. Cash wheat and corn from the southwest sold for less than half the freight to Chicago. Kansas wheat at 20 cents, a fifth of production cost. Winnipeg reports another low level for wheat as market quotes slid further.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Winnipeg
Wheat Operations and Government Support Rumors
The article reports a drop in wheat prices sparking debate over government market support. It notes past rumors of Dominion intervention, confirms no bonus for wheat growers this year, and recalls last year’s five cent per bushel bounty to prairie farmers.
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Dominion
Twenty men jailed in Wollongong street offence
On Thursday twenty men charged with speaking in the street without persuasion refused to give an under fukimenel to ceprat the offence and, after conviction, elected to go to gaol for fourteen days.
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Wollongong
Australian Loans No Alteration Of Trustee Prov London
A highly garbled report covers parliamentary statements on Australian government actions regarding trusts and regulatory protections. It mentions Mr Beith and Mr Bore Beliana, and references a court case involving laborers Howard and Payne with charges of grievous bodily harm. The immigrant remanded shows unclear fate until November 22 with Bail set at £100 for two co-defendants.
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London
Weanesaar
Bore Beliana
Lawts Teal
Inuxteas
Beith
Taunt
Pune
Eatock
Labourar
Baying
Grievouin
Berseont Howard
Thomas Clone
Labour
Howard
Thomas Gilbert Payne
Branjey Jaren ‘Moran
Morary
Immgralrate
Batok
Fharpe
Sydney Radio Announcer Charles Crosby Brawne Arrives
Sydney reports the arrival of Charles Crosby Brawne, noted engineer announcer from Canberra. Brawne has previously served as a whale operator for Ztypila and was linked with Wilt & Powhover Matiita in China. He stated the firefight patrols require constant vigilance as a critical safety measure.
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Sydney
Charles Crosby Brawne
Teadt
Canberra
Brawn
Ztypila
Mint Wan
Wilt & Powhover Matiita
China
Barton Tennis Courts Open This Weekend
Administrations completed two new Barton courts ready for use this weekend. The opening ceremony will feature a light program with invited guests and officials. Local tennis enthusiasts are encouraged to attend as the courts host a Saturday afternoon event.
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Harton
Canberra
Tittle Gow
Numan Easrey
Qi New Voults
Iniemime
Gilad
oMclas
British Expenses at Ottawa
Dominion Secretary Mr H F Thomason replied in the House of Commons about Canadian travel costs. The estimates suggested Ottawa Bowmen Canada expenses were provided by the Conservative Government while abroad.
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London
Wednneday
Dominions
Hf, Thoman
House ‘of Commons
Bowman Canada
Currency Ratios Empire Definition Urged
London observers discuss the ideal pound value linked to world trade. Former Chancellor Lord Horns criticizes currency manipulation and notes the difficulty in aligning empire currency to trade while the monetary committee shows reluctance to favor any system that would shift currency levels.
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London
Sterling
Cat Wuppart
Equalimtion Fund
Mir Robert Horns
Mahaquer
Curtssey
Ov ‘Wa
Mike
Mary Greenwell Arrest Highlighted at Cantal Coup Court
The report notes Mary Greenwell, 34, appearing in court today with evidence presented about an alleged arrest yesterday in Ely. AALS Sty ovations were mentioned amid the proceedings and a fine of £18 was imposed.
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Mary Greenwell
Wen
Ely
Salvage company formed to recover wrecks in New Zealand waters
Pant fly Salvage Company Ltd registered in Canberra with nominal capital of £90000 offering salvage and towing for river and lake vessels. Directors listed include Mouars John Catt Hirauc Arthur Mugh Wood Charles H Wills and John Hy Kalry. Notable targets: General Grant wrecked off Auckland in May 1888 with 69000 ounces of gold. current value about £90000. Also Cumberland wrecked after mine strike near the Clyde River, salvaged then sank again with cargo.
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Pantfly Salvage Company Ltd
Wee
Canberra
Yeaterda
Twe Abillings Euch
Mouars
John Catt Hirauc
Arthur Mugh Wood
Charles H. Wills
John Hy Kalry
Cimberland
Cimba
Puly
Manufacturers Urge Abolition of Federal Land Tax
An article reports a conference of manufacturers urging abolition of the Federal land tax. It notes discussions on government competition with private enterprise and related issues within the Commonwealth, amid unclear quotations and fragmented text describing policy tensions.
Russian grain orders likely for flour
A grain broker Terry Lan arrives in Mydwy with probable orders from Tisala or Nour for Australia. India could supply the needed flour, reflecting expected import activity.
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Bydney
MY. M. ‘Terry
Lan
Mydwy
Uatealia
Tisala
Nour
Aniealia
India
Burglar Breaks Into Police Chief's Home
A burglar broke into the home of Police Chief W. Mackay at Henne All, Astropolitan, May 2. The intruder found nothing of value and fled, witnesses reported no damage, and the chief declined further comment.
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Aydnry
Howe
Ihs
Mackayst Henne
Don Harkness Evidence Against Wizard Smith Rydney
Witnesses testified in a defamation case over damages of £20000 linked to Smith's Weekly. Don Harkness challenged Smith's fire story about a car traveling at high speed. Expert Crowe noted possible smoke from engine and fuel issues. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow.
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Rydney
Onsen
Norman Sealle Buith
Ithet Aginst Smith
Dohaiy Harkemt
Fear
Smith
Crowe
Wart K.C
Hrmith
Crom
Harknean
Bimanif
Bear
Norman Jacobwon
Benith
Mr. Watt
Pakret
Crurk
Preparations for Canherea Swimming Pool Opening
The Minister for the Interior Mr J A Perkins reported finding small stones thrown into the pool bottom by vandals. He warned residents that such actions threaten the tile floor and would bring penalties under the Ordinance. Tickets for the season will go on sale Friday to reduce delays on opening day.
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Canherea
Interior
J. A. Perkins
Gaudren
Ank
Golf Club Fixture Delayed Amid Pennant Tussle
Local golf club schedule faces disruption as fixtures shift for a pennant contest. Returns and distance challenges cause one event to be abandoned with plans for a rearranged date and continued competition.
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Gullatt
Ottawa Legimincon
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Europe
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Phar Lap
Tivasia
Thattawa
Lunt
Labour Party
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Glebe Park
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Uhislesen
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Don Harkness
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Kama
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