League to apply full sanctions to hasten settlement
London reports that the League of Nations will not delay sanctions in the Abyssinian dispute. Britain plans to attend the Co-ordinating Committee meeting as sanctions aim to shorten hostilities. An Addis Ababa dispatch notes debate over peace prospects and military considerations.
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London reports limited advances in theater of operations
A terse London dispatch notes offensive actions around Reve fronia with separate pushes confirmed from Asmara. It mentions Italian headway near Ras Seyoma and the potential for Makale to yield, while Italian forces press south of Mai Uributary by Takasae Vinel and Amba Alag.
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Irish hopes pact after the elections
Dublin Times correspondent says Baldwin victory could push an Anglo Irish settlement high on his priority list. De Valera reportedly discussed a republic within the Empire and mutual defense treaty as a preferable path, with the Free State seeking major exports concessions in exchange for a political settlement.
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Rush of supplies as Italy anticipates sanctions
In Rome on Monday reports say northern stations and German American oil shipments are affected as Italy braces for anticipated sanctions. The situation centers on energy supply routes and potential disruptions to oil transport amid broader Allied pressure.
Vatican funds exempt from sanctions
A corrupted dispatch from Djibouti reports that Vatican funds are exempt from sanctions amid stalled Italian advances toward Abyssinia. British Somaliland defenses hold as Abyssinian tactics seek to delay invasion with mountainous terrain and limited counterattacks.
Italian Respect for Ethiopians' Rights in Occupied Areas
London dispatch from The Times correspondent reports that Italian forces in Ethiopia are portrayed as respecting local religion susceptibilities and property. Hospitals cinemas and fair prices for staples are cited alongside welcoming clergy and swift local surrender. Front lies about 30 miles from Malkale with leaders signaling readiness to switch allegiance.
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the Times
Pala
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MCC Team Arrival at Perth for New Zealand Match
MCC captain E R P Holmes spoke to reporters upon arrival in Perth. He aimed to blend international and club cricket, noting inexperienced players could still produce bright play. He praised South Africa’s touring side, Cameron as a top wicketkeeper, and Daly as a hard hitter in this evolving, experimental squad.
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Nations' Replies to Geneva Impose Arms Embargo
Report from Geneva details responses from 57 nations on sanctions. Seventeen groups show positions on embargoes 1 to 4, with noted support for arms bans and bans on raw materials. An after cabinet meeting, Britain, France, and Australia align on limiting shipments to Italy and Abyasinia.
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Fayssia
Bwit-tgerland
Haly
Abyasinia
Sunday Trade Fete In Italy Amid Devotion and Parade
An atmosphere of fervent devotion marked Sunday trade as crowds wore black shira and gala dress. Bands flags and reviews signaled a national fete while banks and shops opened. The event drew criticism from the Pope after the Catholic Action Council-General met.
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Catholic Action. Organization
Pope Denounces Sunday Profanation in Italy’s Anniversary
The Pope denounced Sunday profanation as a great crime during Italy’s thirteenth anniversary observances. Mussolini and officials attended northern rallies praising national unity as ceremonies for public works continued, with demonstrations supporting Duce amid a national mood of devout commemoration.
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Healy
God
Flour Tax Challenge in Australian High Court
In Sydney the High Court hears a constitutional challenge by Homebush Flour Millers to an NSW flour tax. Lawyer J W Windeyer argues the tax, £8000, is beyond state power and should fall under federal authority. The court orders removal from NSW Supreme Court to the High Court for hearing next year in Sydney.
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High Court
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Commonwealth
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New South Wales Supreme Court
Monarch Restoration Vote Looms In Greece
Athens reports indicate a plebiscite to restore the monarchy on Monday as decrees easing martial law are approved. The government hopes unity will spark national revival and plans to refit the cruiser Averof to bring back the King. In New Zealand, Wellington announced talks with Pan American Airways to establish a United States service via Auckland for passengers and mail, aiming for August operation after final details are settled.
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United States
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Liberal broadcasts spark Labour protests in wartime election
Sir Herbert Samuel faces Liberal split as Lloyd George and Lord Snowden share three radio slots. Labour protests Snowden broadcast, Liberal ranks claim strength for the National Government. Baldwin criticizes Labour and urges restraint while signaling defense shifts toward peace and lawful settlement.
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Lloyd George
Lord Enowelen
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Stanley Haldwin
Baldwin
Tennis Star Withdraws From Exhibition Matches
Illness forces cancellation of the proposed exhibition tennis matches at Casing. The star will return to Sydney as soon as possible, with medical advice guiding his travel plans.
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Sydney
Smithy Disappoints Over Taeman Air Service Plans
Sydney Tuesday reports that Sir Charles Kingaford Smith plans to proceed with the Trana Taeman air service next July with government subsidy. John Stannage, secretary of the company, confirms bi weekly operations are slated as financial arrangements are completed in London.
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Zun- Jari
Prane Taaman Air Services
John Stannage
Charles [Kingaford Smith
London
Charles Kingaford Smith
Trans-Pacific Mail to Avia Across the Pacific
A distorted early 20th century item notes a new U S mail route across the Pacific to Avia planned in November. The brief historic reference hints at commerce and aviation ambition during the period.
Lost airliner possible causes of disaster
Interim report outlines three possible causes for the Melbourne airliner crash on October 3. The committee notes engine failure and pilot mismanagement, a small fire possibly distracting the pilot, and potential issues with the aircraft control system. Post-mast
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Tureday
Tina
Sontrat
Seamen threaten delay of Aorangi sailing from Vancouver
Shipping circles fear seamen disruptions will hold up the Union Steam Ship Company liner Aorangi scheduled to sail to Vancouver on November 7. The renet is laid up for overhaul for several weeks. A vote on manning the ship produced a condition that workers not be required to steam cargo to Vancouver without approval from the Strike Committee. A crew for the Aorangi is expected to be called on November 4 or 6 as talks continue between the Union Company and the Beamer's Union.
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Wi Wan
Aorangi
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Ney
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Ulan ‘Company
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Pepper throwing two accused deny crime at trial
The Crown alleges a conspiracy by Thomas Craft and Kenneth OConnell to rob Job Wilson of 4000 on August 7. OConnell denies involvement in conspiracy or the robbery. Croft, alias Lions Charine Thomas, says he knew nothing beyond what he read in the news and claims he was not in Appleby. The trial before Judge Markell at the Quarter Sessions was adjourned.
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Papper
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