Monarchist Rally in Berlin Draws Historic Steel Helmet Parade
Berlin reports the largest monarchist demonstration since the war with 107000 to 110000 marchers clad in steel helmets. Former Crown Prince saluted by commanders as Von Papen and other ex-officials attended. 3 helmets crushed and several spectators killed. British attitude toward Germany arms asks Times to weigh potential risks.
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Anya
Eiwel
Ducaterverg
Wisterlaua
Pawily
Wissmere
Wtec Bermere
Archy
Germany
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German Republica
Holdt
Britain
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Irish Dispute Across Free State Politicians Clash
Dublin reports mounting divergence among Irish politicians. Dr Ryan urged Britain accord and Irish in position while Congreve at Trim said Irish agriculture held firm. Hogan warned Free State near bankruptcy, arguing real political independence lies within the Empire rather than outside.
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Dublin
Africauure
Dr. Ryan
Ireland
Beitin
Hogan
Agricultive
Free State
Incomplete OCR Tax and Allowance Notes for Canberra Officers
Fragmentary text discusses allowances for married officers in Canberra and Mexico, including figures like 18 and 28 pounds per annum. Mentions an arbitrator and public service, with unclear references to Mevico and FC. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Canberra
Mevico
Publis Sergion
Mavens
Urinoh
Meera
Panerty
Newan
Germany seeks delay in debt payment
Germany asks for a postponement of 20 months on the current payment of £4,500,000 under the Mixed Commission mission. The German Ambassador in Washington has been instructed to pursue Memorandum fate, citing cost of army occupation.
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Wington Ha
America
French Press Alarm Over German Armament Demands
French press reports General Von Lehrers demands and warning that world catastrophe could follow if arms race continues. The article notes increasing German military strength and warns of grave consequences for global stability.
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la ‘Tempe
Germany
Passage of Granville Ryrie and Willis on arrival
Passengers arriving include Granville Ryrie, former Air and Naval Flight Commissioner, and Mr. Watraiee yaruwe New Route, Well. Willis mentions not hearing that the office of Agent General would be shadowed. Government hostels faced concerns about a 218 2% wage reduction in board.
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Wellington
Iir Granville
Axen-General
Eviction Riots Big Case Opens in Newcastle
The trial of 80 men charged in the eviction riot on June 14 opened at the Newcastle Quarter Bearions. Twenty witnesses for the Crown and ten for the defence have been subpoenaed. The court was crowded and police used force to control a disrupted crowd. The thirty defendants entered in four file rows as spectators shouted. The case adjourned until tomorrow after jurors numbered 448 in attendance.
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Newcastle
Tremens Antepost
Woes of Wang Address to Court in Australia Egg War
A chaotic court scene features Wang Christensen, alias Hack Christensen Wang, claiming the Egg Award was invalid. He cites Bible verses, vows to mobilize 10,000,000 Chinese to invade Australia, and admits a monetary sum of £8 2s 10d. The remarks mix religious claims and threats amid poultry industry disputes.
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Warramatta Court
Christian Alexander Latr
Hack Christensen Wang
Allen
Eye Marketing Board
Chins
Australia
Broadcasting plan for English tour hits hitch in Melbourne
In Melbourne the Australian Broadcasting Commission faces delays over broadcast description rights for the forthcoming cricket tour. The Melbourne Cricket Club and the Victorian Cricket Association clash on broadcasting rights at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, and the issue has been referred to arbitration. The commission cannot progress plans until the position is clarified.
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Melbourne
Australian Broadcasting Comminyion
Eetm
Melbourne Cricket Club
Victorian Cricket Association
Elusive thief escapes police after Europe chase
A thief linked to a Marsillon employer robbery of £18,000 evaded capture after a long pursuit across several countries. Police across Europe pursue leads as investigators work to identify the suspect, described as an accountant by trade.
Australian Team Arie Pareit Arrives Amid Airport Turbulence
A scrambled report describes Arie Pareit's arrest in Germany Italy and Austria with a note of police action in Alexandria and a beloging RYLEY. The piece mentions the American tennis team's travel plans and arrivals in Rodney with various officials and observers noted as present.
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Arie Pareit
Germany
Italy
Austria
Alexandria
Ryley
H.W. Lawn Trains Association
E. Vines
J. van le Fave
Clochon
Grea
Ryn
W. Allison
Cenw
I.ce
Chilled beef quality debate in Australian meat export
The Daily Telegraph editor notes Australia’s chilled beef lags in quality behind Argentina which imports pedigreed English stock. He fears rebuilt Australian herds will take 10 to 16 years to reach Argentine standards and contrasts Britain’s imports improving mutton and lamb quality, while Australia avoids foot and mouth risks.
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London
The
Agriculta
Daily Telegraph
Astatraila
Australia
New Zealand
Safe Blowers Haul Loot From Chicago Vault
A daring group tunnels into Kuch and Co. vaults in Chicago using acetylene torches and tools, stealing cash, jewelry, and valuables worth up to 11,000,000 dollars. They backup the haul by diverting employment, forcing nearby houses to reveal hidden cash, while residents rush to secure their assets amid a bank-failure climate.
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Chicago
Tate Ifieca
Kuch and Co
Indemail
Bequest Awarded for Newsboys Home Project
His Honour approved a bequest of 800 pounds from Jam es Cun a lene Williamson for a home for newsboys in New Haut Wi. The allocation was drawn from the will and directed to the Boys Brigade and Kinder art on Enion Wilbenoft.
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Waulty
Juntos Harvey
Jamea Cunalene
IFAMINE SPECTRE FEARS IN RUSSIA Food Rations Reduced by Half
Soviet citizens face severe shortages as famine fears mount in Russia. Officials announce drastic cuts to food rations, tightening control over scarce supplies amid wartime strain and related civil unrest reports.
Dramatic Soviet Decrees Hit Food Rations In Moscow
The Daily Express reports the approach of a severe winter with drastic Soviet decrees cutting food rations by 50 percent. Factories and shops in the city district are ordered to grow their own vegetables while coal mine cutbacks threaten supply. Prices on the local market are described as fantastic amid shortages.
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London
Moscow
Daily Express
Horeima
Tama
Flestoes
Butler Contai
Wage Cut Restoration Refused by Arbitration Court
In the Arbitration Court Judge Beeby refused to revoke the 10 percent emergency wage cut. The Federated Carpenters and Drivers' Union argued for discontinuance claiming industry recovery. The court noted no special circumstances and upheld the wage reduction pending further evidence.
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Melbourne
Beeby
Arbitration Court
Hig
Federated Carpenters and Drivers
Colon
Dutch Seaman Bound Over For Military Manuals
In Sydney on Monday at the Central Court Elihu Gettlin faced charges over possessing military manuals without lawful excuse. The Crown argued the materials posed a danger. the defendant claimed lack of intent and that he had not read the contents. He was bound over for two years.
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Central Court
Elihu Gettlin
Dovey
Kald
Commonwealth
London
Honday
Ax Cundic
Dangerou
Seiect
Lingr Toteraam
New York
Zeitlan
Zeltlan
Lampton
Mydney
Zaitlan Culd
State Session Opens With Planned Policy Debate
Sydney Monday reports a state session begins tomorrow to address government policy. The State Cabinet met to finalize the legislative program and decided to adjourn till Wednesday after expressing sympathy for the relatives of Loate A C J Fitzpatrick former minister. The best bill will likely be submitted Thursday.
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Sydney
Monay
Loatea
C. J. Fitzpatrick
Haad
Pines
House
Upper House Reform Bill Faces Government Move
Sydney reports the Government plans to appoint more members to the Upper House to push through reform of the chamber. Some supporters fear the reform proposal may be defeated or heavily amended, prompting the added appointments to secure passage.
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Sydney
Wan
Death sentence upheld in Melbourne assault case
The Court of Criminal Appeal dissolved the appeal of David Tannett, a 9 year old carpenter, who was sentenced to death for capital assault on a four year old girl in a North Carlton home. The Kawenuivy Council will decide whether the extreme penalty will be carried out, with acting Chief Justice Bir Teo doubting the conviction. The case rested on alleged insufficient evidence of intent, and Bennett had prior convictions including a 1911 milder offence and an 18 year term for armed robbery.
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Court of Criminal Appeal
David’ Tannett
Carpenter
Jones
North
Carlton
Kawenuivy Council
Bir Teo
Thane Wan
Bennett
Australia
Fire at Gligandra destroys tyre factory and more
A blaze at Gligandra damaged a tyre factory and several halls. Children and women escaped via a rear exit while police and town residents helped take the fire. Goods were destroyed over a wide area.
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Atondt
Gligandra Ouriy Youtordurnorata Domreyed
Ani Tnree
Ehliderm
Poliin
Oxtingo
Archange
Strong share rise on Melbourne market and industrials lead
On the Melbourne Stock Exchange strong share gains were led by industry groups. Prices for major miners and metal producers advanced with Broken Hill Proprietary opening at 21.10 and closing at A/Hrokin Hill Booth rising to 64/4 and North 0 75/6. Zinc Corporation held at 32/6 and MK Lyoling moved to 24/.
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Broken Hill Proprietary
Zinc Corporation
Slound
MK. Lyoling
Two Years in Hospital Cyclist Wins Damages
Melbourne jury awards Oliver Albert Blethyn of Yarraville £820 damages after a motor collision near Northcote. Frank Amichasia, a commercial traveller, was the defendant in the case heard today. The cyclist was hospitalised for two years following the crash in November.
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Melbourne
Mondyr
Oliver Albert Blethyn
Advet Metal Workie
Abattoirs Dispute Settled
Monday at Homebush artho ke dispute began as a romantic matter and threatened to involve the union amid tensions at the abattoirs.
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Rytiney
Arttoke
Film Seized The Five Year Plan Faces Inquiry
Federal authorities seized the film The Five Year Plan pending a Film Censorship Board inquiry. Trades Hall circles complain of unions collecting 36 percent remuneration from the distributing company. A community group seeks to intervene to secure release. Chief Film Censor declined to comment.
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Film Censorship Board
Trades Hall
Munrantne
Aynerwen
Leon
We ‘Tradex Mall
Iim
Tosnight
Ws Crmewell D'Rotty
Japanese Wool Grading Complaint Sparks Australia Row
Melbourne based Beau Monde Australie Pty. Ltd. chief McFarlure says no justification for Japanese wool grading complaints. He notes the Japanese complaint claims Australian wool failed to meet standards, while Mr. McParlane returns from the East after leading woollen mills in Japan and finds no basis for the objection.
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Mondar
Ntandand
McFarlure
Beau Monde
Australie Pty. Ltd
Melbourne
Wald
Aimtar
McParlane
Japan
Solicitor Hawkins Charged In Court Action Of Fraud
At Cantear Court Willan Edward Hawkins aged six faced charges of receiving and fraudulently handling about £1460 and attempting to divert funds to William Hillard for a propriety matter. The proceedings were adjourned to a later date.
Cholera in China no danger to Australia
The Director General of Health said yesterday that the cholera outbreak in China does not require special precautions at Australian ports. He noted infection trends from India and China are not considered supply threats, and existing measures remain sufficient.
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Mealth
Cumwonton
Australian
Chiom
India
Ching
Shylore
Ao Oael
Tariff reductions backed by board amid revised schedule debate
The board recommended tariff cuts discussed yesterday by the Prime Minister Lyona and the government as the revised schedule was tabled in the House last week. Government denounces any deviation from undertakings and from the electoral assurances given on tariff policy.
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My. Lyona
House of Representatives
Kandos Cement Works to Reopen After Closure
Kandos Cement Company's works, closed since December, will reopen on September 7 with about 120 men employed. The cement works and the kilns to be operated by the company.
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Kandos Cement Works
Kandos
Kandos Cement’ Company
He Cument
Flood danger passes for Riverina as rains ease
Reported relief as flood threat diminishes in Riverina with Murray and Murrumbidgee now receding. Officials warn remaining heavy showers could renew river levels, urging vigilance and updated warnings from ATDNET and local authorities in Munger There In.
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Munger
Riverina
Murray
Murrumbidgee
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