Lancashire offer to purchase Australian cotton on trial
The Australian Association of British Manufacturers received a cable from the Manchester cotton trade Joint Committee. It stated that certain Lancashire manufacturers were willing to buy a quantity of Australian cotton if the quality was satisfactory and if cloth made from it would be admitted to Australia under favorable conditions. The Lancashire manufacturers were not antagonistic to Australian cotton growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australian Association of British Manufacturers
Manchester Cotton Trade Organisation
Australia
Rescinded Ironworkers Award At Lysaghts Works
Justice Cantor rescinded the ironworkers award at Lysaghts Ltd Sydney in a legal proceeding. The decision preserves some rights while canceling the award, noting the impact on workers and ongoing industry implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Taiwan
Wwe Forfe
Cantor
Ible
Ronworkers
Lysaght's Ltd
Castor
Teemfem
Albury Murder Tale Narrowed By False Trail
Sydney detectives probing the Albury culvert death of a young woman, once a theatre troupe member, retract the Sydney lover link and pursue a Victoria Melbourne route theory. Police hold body for identification as inquiries continue with several viewings but no match yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Albury
Eihen
Bave
Hike Rewuke
Nasansen
Shu
Incides
Victoria
Melbourne
Writ Returned for Kalgoorlie Election Standstill
A writ was returned by Kalgoorlie officials amid disputes over eligibility and voting. The Governor General may approve the most serious adjournment as the House or staff face potential breaches and scrutiny. The Kalgoorlie electorate, covering vast territory, remains central to the contested processes and demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suraoee
Fae Hodge
A. EL
Teaas
Gresa
House of Representatives
Green
Alvision
Antil
Tnitan
Ered
Union Congress Lower Membership Alleged Willful Injury
A British report claims members of the Union Congress faced willful injury allegations. Details describe disputed actions and potential consequences within the organization.
Waverley Murder Mystery Baffles Police Postmortem
A postmortem on Paul Drashoff of Maverley reveals a bullet lodged in his back between heart and left lung. Ballistic experts confirm the slug is 32 calibre, with no further identifying markings remaining due to bone damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aydnex
Paul Drashoff
Maverley
Bellatic
Widow's plea prompts police inquiry in quiet town
A garbled fragment describes a widow who made a statement about a murder or crime and a town memorialization. Police are investigating the claim, seeking clarity on the events and the widow's involvement.
600000 OUT In Textile Strike
Washington Sunday report details a broad textile strike with 600000 workers leaving jobs and 190000 more in related sectors expected to join. Union leaders press for an 80 hour week, full pay, union recognition, and an impartial dispute board while mills recruit strikebreakers amid militia mobilization in northern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aiia
Make & Ua
Tts Mon
Rome
Francis Gormas
IFLA
Calare Seat Debate Set for September 11 at Orange
In Calare electorate, Dr. Nott has challenged Mr. Thorby to publicly debate before the electors. Thorby accepted, and the Mayor of Orange will oversee the duel debate scheduled for September 11 in Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mondey
Calare
Dr. Nott
Ae Qu
Thorby
Orange
Nude publicity plans shock London conference crowd
At a London conference a nude publicity stunt drew mixed reactions as attendees and even children joined in the morning routine. Participants defended the act as a test of decency and common need, while some veterans warned of negative consequences for the cause and future recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nori
Aula
Masillare
Conferense
Prana
Cudian
Sadlers
Fatal Gun Mishap at Hollywood
Hollywood in confusion after a fatal gun mishap at the home of Lansing Brown portrait photographer. A bullet from a weapon ricocheted and struck the injured man, who died at a local hospital that night. preliminary details indicate an accidental discharge during a shooting incident near his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Colombo
Sorean
Radio - Alao
Ind Orthentra
Lndge
Irette
Lansing Brown
Mbatograptar
Sydney Wool and Gold Markets See Declines and Record Prices
Sydney opening sales show wool prices down 20 to 25 percent from last year with better lots about 20 percent lower and inferior offerings down to 25 percent. Gold hits a new London record as demand from Japan and Yorkshire supports top lots while Germany and France pause. Wool sale totals include 6,063 bales with 670 sold at auction and 340 privately. Local buyers from Australia and Japan compete. Continent demand limited. Farmers and brokers report strong competition from Yorkshire and Japan at opening, with several consignments and prices noted for Manduramta and other lots.
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Japan
York
Paper
Eee Eeeel
Yorkshire
Germany
France
Ertimary
W. Dunhill Mandarsma
Hogueta
Barris
Ranford
Swe
Wethers
Sid
AG. Mac Gonald
Narrabri
Wethery
Arthur L. Connelly
Gosdoogs
Ewe Hon
Brothers
Brewarsing
Ewes
B. Burdekin
Coolabah
George Walton
Watron
Wetters
Missing Party Search Ordered During Wheat Commission Hearing
Arthur Bootner of Booth's Ltd told the Wheat Commission that two Norice-cuttera bakeries were shut and relief helped by the Master Bakers Association. He cited price cutting and below-cost sales as affecting trade, while others urged early start and extended inquiry into the Day Baking Act. The commission stayed in session into tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Wheat Commission
Arthur Bootner
Hooth's Ltd
Jaroubra
Norice-cuttera
Martin Lindsay
Achiea
Greenland
Henry Robert Gough
MsBclent Food
Hackshall's Ltd
Norrom
23 Millions on Relief Roll in America
A report by the Executive Council says 5,000,000 families about 23,000,000 persons must receive relief this winter at unprecedented cost. The Federal Government notes a 20 percent rise from the post‑depression low and the unemployed relief. The Commerce Department survey shows a broad drop in July and early August business activity with payrolls below seasonal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Counell
Dolon
Department of Com Suerce
Philippines tariff dispute mars Japan Australia treaty talks
The Foreign Office spokesman clarified that Japan did not protest or meddle in United States Philippines affairs. He noted Japan feared tariff legislation in Manila would harm Philippine trade and strain Japanese American relations, while home producers controlled policy and native voices were ignored. He recalled Japan proposed a treaty with Australia twenty years ago and hopes current negotiations fix the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torio
Japan
United States
Philippines
Washington
America
Jepam
Austraiis
Dentist Sued Over Brass Tooth Allegation in Australia
In No. L Jury Court Mrs. Margaret Gertrude Bradley of Auburn sues dentist Chisholm for negligence claiming a tooth in an artificial prosthesis was made of brass rather than gold. The jeweller and Chisholm offered refunds, with discussion of treaty restrictions and potential refund limits. Evidence continues as case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mongay
No. L
Ate
Jusden Davidson
Mra
Margaret Gertrude Bradley
Auburn
Chisholm
Isa
Trwce
Nitherto
Convoy Sloops to Fill Gap in Navy
London reports naval writer Hector Bywater says H M S Biteen will be launched soon at Oldebank to fill a dangerous gap in the Empire's sea defences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hector Bywater
The
Daily Telegraph
H.M.S
Oldebank
Empire
Hand Crushed by Binding Machine at Government Printing Office
Jack Welch, 18, of Barton, sustained severe injuries when his right hand was caught in a binding machine while supervising the passage of books. He switched off the motor, called for help, and was taken to Canberra Hospital after the extent of his injuries was assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Welch
Barton
Government
Welch
Wind
Waas
Canberra
Finlay
Sonataste
Page denounces tariff support split in Country Party
Dr Earle Page in Canberra dismissed claims that only a minority of Country Party members or fan groups backed him on tariff policy. He asserted no Lang and Zcullia support and said tariff divisions in the Senate and House saved no government duties from defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Earle Page
Lyana
Country Party
Fann
Dr. Page
Senate
House of Representatives
Lang
Zcullia
Blackmail plot to obtain 200 pounds exposed at trial
John James Darby 38 faces charges of demanding with menaces from J Cordato alleging he sought 200 pounds under threat of divorce. A young woman linked him to a shop where she and others claimed she was a wife. Detectives halted the scheme as Lavery testified he sought divorce and 2000 pounds. Darby was committed for Irish proceedings.
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John James Darby
North Sydney Court
Iay
J. Cordato
Cordato
Sbe
Abe
Darby Wild
Bydnet
Richard Edward Lavery
Cordato'a
Darby
Nunawading Seat to Mr W Boyland
Melbourne voters anticipate W Boyland of the U P winning the Nunawading by election caused by R G Menales resignation. Preliminary counts show a strong lead while recounts loom as assessments begin and police examine revolver owners in metropolitan districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunawading
W. Boyland
Melbourne
Counillor
U.P
R. G. Menales
Himood
Lny
Metropolitan Arcs
Platal
Perry Defeats Stoefen in Exhibition Match
Perry beats Stoefen in Rye New York during a Sunday exhibition. Jerry Bust Lecter from Boston wins against George Lott 26 TD BB, claiming a tamale title in a real court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
New York
Hare Teayures
Jerry
Lecter
Boston
Gill Nals
Mastarn United Es Real Court
George Lott
Suspended Discharge Granted in Bankruptcy Case
In the Bankruptcy Court today Mr Justice Lukin suspended the discharge of Bamvel Biber until May 25, 1930. The court found that four offences under the Bankruptcy Act had been proved, leading to the suspension of the bankrupt’s discharge pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydnet
Justice Lukin
Bamvel Biber
Mr Lang and the Banks Tie Up a Settlement
Unclear OCR reads of a banking dispute mention Mr Lang, the Banks, and a sum around 124,000,000 with references to Monday and Tone 1. Readable fragments indicate a negotiation or settlement over a large monetary amount involving Mr Lang and a bank group.
Two Regimes Compared At Rahfield Election Meeting
In Rahfield, the Minister for Rapstration Mare]eid claimed the Soullin Gav eramante term saw unemployment rise to 247 percent, while the second quarter of 1634 showed 200 percent. He asserted the present government halved unemployment during its term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Rahfield
Omee
Preamnt
Interstate Golf in Sydney
In pouring rain at Royal Sydney Kinika the Interstate match of the Australian Associates Championship saw NAW defeat Victoria five matches to nil. Results: J Trammond (AAW) beat Mus Tolhurst (Vic) 8 up. McKay (AW) beat M McLeod (Vic) 1 up. Kher (N.B.W.) beat Milan (Vic) 3 and 2. Mina Lancolies (Vic) lost to Mrs Godafv (N.B.W.) 3 and 3. Robinson (N.B.W.) beat May Miller (Vic) 8 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Royal Sydney Kinika
NAW
Victoria
Meanlts
Mien J. Trammond
AAW
Mus
Tolhurst
Vic
Mine 'T
McKay
M. MoLeod
Mann
Kher
N.B.W
Milan
Wand
Godafv
Mina Lancolies
Robinson
May ML Miller
Air Treasure Hunt Fatality Near Aldsham
An aerial treasure hunt near Aldsham ends in a crash at about 200 feet, killing John James and Norman Ram among several youths. Organised by Blease O'Brien, daughter of Timothy O'Brien, the event loses multiple participants as the aircraft stalls and crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John James
Lori Northbourné
Norman Ramsay
Robert Ramsay
Aldsham
Wille
Wight
Blease O'Brien
Sly Timothy O'Brien
Mise O'Brien
Rural Debts and Unemployment Policy by Government
Premier Stevens outlines debt adjustment as a government led process rather than arbitrary cuts. He argues for temporary measures, tribunals if needed, and government controls to ease farmer and business debt while seeking permanent settlement by debtor and creditor. He cites Lang's credit failure and public works to explain unemployment impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stevens
Labour Party
Stevens
Tarmita Sng Buslons
Batnea
Lang
Governmenta
Abolition of System Declared at Hurstville Meeting
Mr J C Eldridge of the Labour party at Hurstville argued that the existing system caused moral and physical degradation and must be abolished to restore civilised production. He claimed the system delayed progress and imposed unnecessary hardship on the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
J. C. Eldridge
Tate Labour
Hurstville
Labour to Deal With Chain Stores
Sydney report outlines Labour policy to curb chain stores seen as threatening small shops. Mention includes Five Dock and local labor figures aiming to protect livelihoods by limiting chain dominance and preserving community retailers and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
King
Five Dock
Med
Lee Labour Party
Woul
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Lancashire
Ironworkers’ Award
Lysaghts
Kalgoorlie
Mr. Green
Hamburg
Union Congress
Britain
Waverley
MR. Thorby
Common Sense
Mont ST. Quentin
Brisbane
Price Cutters
NAVY
Fortitude
Mr. Lyons
Perry
Stoefen
MR. Lang and
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