United Ireland party aims at economic peace with England
Reported plan for a new United Ireland Party led by Geral O’Duffy to fuse main opposition factions. Center and Cosgrave parties to confirm leadership on September 8. aims include economic peace, unity, and development, with focus on reducing debt and ending civil conflict.
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Dublin
Agave ‘National
Centre
United Ireland Party
Geral O'Dufly
Denon
Center
Cosgrave
Kangaroos Clinch Victory Over Hull Rovers 20–0
US tennis championship notes from New York describe Geanled Edward fork and Jointraies Toaird Walt advancing in singles, defeating rivals including Audeon Heme and Henry Strindt. The report highlights powerful serves, rapid volleys, and a grueling match that left Bowman exhausted, with emphasis on tactical chops and steady scoring as the Younger duo sealed a decisive win.
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New York
aMturiay
United Biaien
Edward Fork
A. Jointraies
Walt
Mouifoai
Audeon Heme
de Nak
Henry Strindt
Wroa
Tenneder
Nororrun ‘Miney
Od Crawfont
Jochet to Turn Professional in Australia Rugby League Debate
Fragmentary report notes Jochet facing a professional turn amid Australian rugby league discussion. It mentions Wembley style commentary on the sport, a match summary with the Kangaroos and controversial plays, plus political dialogue about employment and national development factors impacting the league's direction.
Henderson Wins London By Election With Large Majority
Mr Arthur Henderson former MP and chair of the Labour Conference won the London by election in Saturday voting with a large majority. The result signaled waning confidence in the National Government and support for continuing Geneva disarmament efforts and economic planning.
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London
Arthur Henderson
Linarmament Confereice
Auttur Henderson
Lab
Ray Joan Mauren
Nal
Harry Pollitt
Pollitt
Ix Fall
Nelleve
Vnvial
Ork Tor Naetalint
Nui
Hia
Geneva
Dir. Moores
Clay Crow Wong
Thele Arthur
Ewo
Burnt to Death as Pinedo Flight Crashes at Takeoff
General Francesco da Pinedo, the Italian aviator, died when a large plane crashed during takeoff in New York after attempting a nonstop distance record. The aircraft erupted in flames, witnesses battled to free him, and a naval mate Michael Beach suffered severe burns. News notes speculate on possible suicide motives amid complex preparations led by engineers and sponsors.
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New York
Francesco da’ Pinedo
Vfarapuu Halian
Tor Burndan
Usnorul
Pinedo
Ayer
Recoe
Fation
Michael Beach
Treveg
de Pinedo
Whire
Mila Tong Soncrets
Tell Beck
Genersfy Pinedo
Huge
Annunaic
Annunsia
Rome
Go Pinedo
Riation
Hie
Fie
Hanway
Wiens
Aden Mace Nur
de Anninsla
Halbo
Austria and Britain Exchange Notes on Increased Army
The Foreign Office released the text of notes between Austria and Britain detailing controls for an expanded auxiliary force. The Austrian note, dated August 10, calls for measures to maintain order and public support amid internal and external pressures.
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Landon
Maturday
Arnheim Land Expedition Considered over Murder Case
Reports from Arnheim Land indicate the Cabinet may decide this week on action after a Jepanist trepangers party killed a native. Constable McColl was injured in June. Col. Waddell and Mr Yerkine coordinate with Mr Ko Brown as telephonic talks proceed. If approved, Mirrowan would manage base arrangements at Darwin.
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Arn+heim Land
Mecoli
Can
Tn Twa
Darwin
Waddell
Woodnh Ystand
Eogilar Bolles
Investiieate
Conntallé McColl
Interior
Yerkine
Col
Ko Krown
Gold at New Record Price in London Market
London gold hit a new peak as a 6d advance pushed the price to 46s 11d per fine ounce. The Sunday Times reports financial quarters not surprised by the rise and notes a possible move toward 47s and even £8 per ounce in the future.
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London
Sunday Times
War prep reports from French press on German build up
A French dispatch describes Germany mounting vast war preparations, claiming rapid production of meat, rifles and ammunition within months, and the conversion of chemical factories to munitions. It notes potential early heavy artillery limits and motorisation progress, with supply lines described as advancing over four months.
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Etrabbourg
Baturda
Dernierss Novallea
Germany
Thia
Austrian Answer on Temporary Auxiliary Force Raises Questions
The note discusses suppressing terror acts within and beyond borders and the Austrian Government's plan to mobilize a temporary auxiliary military force of about 80,000 men via voluntary enlistment. Britain responds that limits set by the Treaty of St Germain will not be exceeded and endorses no exception to maintaining the auxiliary force amid the terrorist campaign against the Austrian government.
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Don
Hull
Chamber of Mann
Gordon Bennett
Bayern
Kangarvoy
Han
Atres Nation
Nart
Caine
Bennest
Ano
Spain
Bayerns
Kannaroo
Maud
Baranor
Pearce
Why
Prigg
Hiefey
Nario
Mil Veates
Ith Ey
Tardner Alec
Vorner
Lawn Talind
Medd
Mdina
Tha Rovers
Australia
Uhren
Uhren To All. But Three Arlentind
Lana
Guranot
Rael
Mogi
Mead
Mdioy
Tren
Tunite
Woodcote
Alobe
Lawe Fnally
Ridley
McMllen
Hammond
Wrdner
Altar
Hive
Cerner Laul
Omimony
Remars
Elon
Suthelda
Fouecsa
Enna
Avetrin
Joll- Tum
Weari
Royal Aero Club to Aid Handicapped London-Melbourne Race
The Royal Aero Club will help organize the London Melbourne air race with a handicap event. It plans to shift prize money to the fastest overall time unless high-powered entries dominate. Continent and Canadian entries are anticipated, with Handley Page and Vickers among firms eying special machines.
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London
Royal Aero Club
Koepang
Melbourne
Sarax Koepaar
Bel~ Halirne
Beicain
Australia
Mileake
Handley-Page
Vickers
Boulton and Vaul Ltd
Norwich
Nevorelty
Agro
Roosevelt plan setback shocks soft coal talks
Rift in negotiations paralyses the soft coal industry as officials and labor leaders clash over contracts. Word from Mer Henry remains unyielded while the industry code takes effect Saturday. The American Federation of Labour cites the Recovery Act boosting purchasing power by about 2,000 million dollars as key to curbing price rises.
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Wawmington
Baturdar
NIR
Mer
Henry Word
Bee
American Federation of Labour
Flood danger receding for Bolthern region after heavy rains
The Weather Bureau stated pronounced danger of minor floods on the Bolthern walls has passed. Clearing skies expected this Sunday with light rain in the northern and southern slopes and tablelands, improving conditions overall.
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Bydwey
Weather Bureau
Ihe
Tablelanda
European wool prices rise on Sydney market report
Mr Walter Devereux of the Australian Wool Growers Council reports the strohs opening on the Sydney wool market has strengthened European markets. Quotations central have advanced to corresponding level, indicating maintenance of these values is desirable amid home difficulty in mont ventres for transactions at these rates.
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London
Walter ¥. Devereux
Australian Wool Growers’ Council
Strohs
Sydney
Mont Ventres
Fatal Car Smash Kills Woman in Appin District
Sydney report says Mrs Boott 61 of Amn eld died instantly in a car smash at Appin in the evening. Douglas Cooper of Ashbury suffered head injuries and a laceration while another person received abrasions. Both injured were taken to Camden Hospital.
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Sydney
Kijiea
Boott
Douglas Cooper
Ashbury
Camden Hospital
South City Wins 1933 Rugby Premiership in Exhibition Final
South City Club clinched the 1933 Rugby premiership with a fine display, defeating Hall by a narrow margin. Harrowing action featured Harrington passing to Bong and Riley, penalties shaping the match as South City drove to the try line.
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South City Club
Canberra
Hall B
Hall
Sowton
Malle Pai
Harrington
Axel
J. Harrington
Bong
Mali
Routhe
Sirenucos
Metirath
Mong
Ware
Y W C A Spring Fair A Notable Community Event
The Y W C A reports a successful Spring Fair at the Y W C A Building on Saturday. Officers and Mrs W M Micken opened the event with a welcoming speech, noting a large turnout and strong sales of handmade goods. Prizes were awarded in cookery and craft contests, with proceeds boosting the organization’s efforts.
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Y.W.C.A
W.ua
City
Kara
Drienda
Har Excellency
Ladymason
Mra
W. M. Micken
Mer Excessincy Made
Oldfield
Boones
Turner
Amalle
Mary
Srv
W. Tichase
Bevinawlait
Rose
Avaral
Troven
Anmeil
Priuaiey
France to Alter Quotas in Direct Bargaining with London
The French Cabinet plans to adjust imports from October 1 with quotas kept at 28 percent and 72 percent under reallocation. England may retain a quarter of its old grants while absorbing three quarters, aiming to lower tariffs on French wines. An official says Britain must maintain exports to France and consider currency depreciation.
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London
England
Ministry of Commeres
Ixporta
Abe
Australia Defeats South Africa In Bushy Halon Test
Blomfontein report states Australia triumphed over South Africa by a point in a tense Bushy halon test. Scores featured key plays from King Jeraya on the ball as forwards dominated, with references to a strong Durban performance and a decisive late push. Team efforts highlighted include Arminatia-Kelaher, Blaggell, Rey, Camper Vrarappat, and the standout Indefancy and rxtriceled ie mide Itime.
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Sema
Tom Wan Wonder
Rey Ape
Camper Vrarappat
RAIL DISASTER PRELUDE TO RUGBY TEST IN FOG
A fog shrouded collision involves an Australian and South African rugby test train near Bloemfontein. Seven killed and nine injured as two locomotives crash into a mangled wreck, with rescuers and surgeons rushing to aid the injured amid the chaos.
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Ukelot
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