Deplorable Split in Cabinet Over Australian Policy Impasse
A serious cleavage in the Federal Cabinet signals a possible nation shaping split akin to historic divides in 1916 over conscription. Ministers contest Prime Minister Fenton and inflation policy with Lyons, Bickley, and Daly’s positions unclear as Colombo radio chatter hints at further moves. Cabinet delays decisions with meetings planned in Melbourne, and a midweek session to address the rift and financial questions involving the Commonwealth Bank remains pending.
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Thei Y
Seallh
London
Mewes
Nstey
Bessey
Barnes
Melbourne
Actin
Fenton
Lyons
Bickeley
Daly
Absen Ee
Scullin
Colombo
Commonwealth Bank
Opi Rion
Fris Ten
Melcourne
Seamen Threat to Halt Wheat and Wool Shipments
A Melbourne protest warned that wheat and wool shipments would be blocked if shipowners do not recognize seamen rights, address grievances, and cease harassing unions. Mr Clarke, secretary of the Seamen Union, stated the warning amid tensions on the waterfront.
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Melbourne
Mr. Clarke
Australia
Riots in Budapest as unemployed protest turns deadly
A mass demonstration against unemployment and government inaction in Budapest sparked violent clashes. Reported deaths reach four with many wounded as protesters built barricades, women confronted police, and shops were damaged amid a heavy police response and censorship of details.
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Buda-Pest
Hearst Deportation From France Confirmed
Paris authorities confirmed a deportation order against William Randolph Hearst. The order required him to leave France within four days, and he departed for England late that night.
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Paris
Prefecture of Police
William Ran
Hearst
France
England
Indignant Members Rally Over Police Names
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about police names and indignant members. The readable portions reference paley balance and various garbled names, with no clear event, date, or location to form a coherent summary.
Coastal Fleet Aden Vine Theahian 1144 Expnaitaal
The text describes a coastal fleet element with Aden and Theahian references, mentioning a weekly at an unspecified location. It notes ongoing actions and possible inspections, with mentions of warrants or vested authorities and timing around the runt penphag phrase.
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Aden
Theahian
Melbourne policy rejection and unclear text fragment
The readable portion shows scattered phrases about policy rejection in Melbourne and mentions names and places tangled with garbled wording. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Disputes Committee Decision On HS Case
The document reports a decision by the Disputes Committee involving HS and multiple parties including AMetilde and Sheree Neal. It notes testing outcomes and a determination regarding extensions or actions at a specified date in June. The text references a return to Maten and mentions terms related to testing and estensia.
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ALN HS. Theat Hangene
Qatar
Sheree
Neal
Starintors
Bill Tieemmleyten
Apul
Mills Close Civil Disobedience Hits Bombay
Bombay saw eight more mills shut yesterday leaving 60,000 idle workers. The idle mill action has put about 40,000 people out of work as unrest continues amid stalled operations and rising unemployment in the city.
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Calcutta
Bombay
No Quorum For Sydney Council Meeting
Sydney council failed to meet a quorum for a session discussing proposed pay raises and reform measures. The meeting adjourned after the lack of attendance prevented official business and voting on the agenda.
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Sydney
Barber Mackiy
Ain Sane
Tim Paar
Tribal clash erupts near London in armed confrontation
Readable fragments describe a Monday near London where tribal factions clashed, engaging in hand to hand fighting in close quarters. Police and military forces moved to quell the turmoil as leaders urged obedience, reporting casualties and prisoners with no killed in action.
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London
India
Trent
Parlies
Taney
Eedby
Foire Mathot
Multa Lael
Campagne
Schoolteacher May Lose Eye in Dark Shooting Incident
A local schoolteacher suffered a severe eye injury after a nighttime attack. Police report say the assailant fled, and authorities are reviewing evidence from the scene as neighbors describe a tense evening.
Movie merger plans for Australia produce 12 films by 1931
Hoyts Ltd and Fox Film Corporation Australia Ltd merge a view to Australian production within 18 months. Joint managing director FW Thring says production experts have brought films from Hollywood to Australia to be made locally, with 12 titles planned by 1931 in Melbourne context.
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Melbourne
Hoyts Ltd
Fox Filme Corporation (Australia) Ltd
Australia
FW Thring
Hoyts Led
Ha Anid
Mallywood
Pilot's Rescue Of Missing Launch Crew Near Port Steven
An Australian Airways plane sighted the missing vessel near Port Steven on May 28. The eight men aboard were tested in examination, received food and water, and later released after the engine failed on Sunday afternoon. They were picked up by a rescue vessel after drifting for days.
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Rewe Arte
Thenaneh Kelly
Steveny
Podle
Pilul Vemgel
Sunken Gold at Egypt Port Treasure Heist Report
A damaged report describes a 1,600,000 value gold hoard found in a sunken harbor, with divers salvaging and securing a decked area for extraction. Workers prepare to protect the site as officials outline division of any recovered wealth and ongoing efforts to remove the gold safely.
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Statian
Angie
Alvers
Fix
Woman Flyer Places Fourth in International Air Race
A female flyer finished fourth in a global air race, with the field including several international competitors. The event highlighted a veteran pilot, Lullan Fee, and the winner Rucetl, while Mer Hight Ber Maekka Aditeke from Talua commented on favorable conditions.
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London
Talia
Lullan Fee
Rucetl
Suspected Smallpox Case Aboard Dutch Liner Pribbane
A suspected smallpox case aboard the Dutch liner Nieuw Zeeland arrived from Java. The patient, a male crew member, reported unwellness and underwent medical inspection upon docking. Officials noted the illness prompted quarantine procedures and close monitoring of other passengers and crew.
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