Geneva Anglo French Endeavours For Settlement At League
At Geneva the League Council faced a harsh Italian attack on Abyssinia yet signs point to potential easing of tension. Baron Aloisi denounced Abyssinia, saying Italy’s case must be decided by the League. M. Laval hinted toward collaboration while the Little Entente backs sanctions and closer Britain France ties guiding toward a final settlement acceptable to all sides.
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Italy and Abyssinia Clash Over League Policy
The League of Nations council debated Italy's Italo Abyssinian crisis with Italy denying recognition of Ethiopia's claims and pressing for a settlement. Baron Aloisi warned of treaty breaches while Eden and Australian delegates framed potential continued mediation. Ethiopian envoy defended Addis Ababa while stressing faith in the covenant amid economic and political tensions.
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Italy's Case Against Abyssinia Debated at League Meet
A Geneva briefing reports Baron Alotal presenting photographs and documents to the League Council alleging Abyssinian violations of land treaties and barbarities including slavery and mutilation. Italy claims Abyssinia threatens Italian lives and colonies, while accusing Abyssinia of cannibalism and disturbing trade and border security.
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British Fleet Movements Clarify Rumours in Mediterranean
London reports the Admiralty denies rumors of reinforcing the Western Front with capital ships. It notes Barham remains with the Mediterranean fleet after refit and that ten aircraft carriers and accompanying forces are reportedly en route to the region, aiming to quell further speculation.
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Modern Dress Sparks Crackdown in Hong Kong Riots
In Hong Kong on a Wednesday, authorities cracked down on modern fashion trends aimed at revealing figures. Police dragged speaking fashionables from rickshaws to stations as officers raided modistes and arrested hundreds of women with styled hair. Mars Chiang Kai-shek recently ordered men and women to avoid provocative dress and regulate dress length.
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Hong Kong
Mail Services Stagnation Alleged by Mr Abbott
MP C L A Abbott attacked stagnation in mail services across districts expected to receive better care. He criticized retention of the two penny rate amid cheaper charges elsewhere and urged the post office to align with improved road and rail services seen in New South Wales.
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London Telegraph Signals Break in War Tension
London report from Wednesday notes that amid cautious signals from Rome and diplomacy, Mussolini may still push toward a limited action. A British fleet movement raises questions of possible Italian and British actions and the risk of the League taking steps that could restrain Italy.
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Record Low Interest for Canadian Loan
Ottawa report notes a 20 million dollar loan in New York at three percent. Officials tout low rates and railway mail carriage gains while postal and telegraph services face delays and public dissatisfaction in Britain and Canada. An inland Telegram surge of 2,128,000 messages reflects a 49.4 percent rise year over year.
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Italian Losses in East Africa Reported
Rome reports 14 officers and 70 other ranks died in East Africa from June 26 to September 31, totaling 130 deaths since January 1. Official statement cites the long campaign and rising casualties.
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Jenery
Devastating Hurricane Ravages Florida and Beyond
A hurricane sweeping from the Atlantic churned across the Florida peninsula at 85 to 100 mph, tearing through cities and reaching Georgia. The storm disrupted air travel and killed many in the Florida Keys and Metacombe area, as survivors struggled amid wreckage, collapsing structures, and rising floodwaters. Rescue teams moved toward the stricken zones with supplies and medical aid. casualties and missing persons mounted as the hospital and hotel facilities were overwhelmed by the surge.
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Burning Body Found Near Watercourse in Melbourne
A man named H P Har neon reported at night flames near a watercourse in North Wawendon. He found a woman's body on a heap of damp kerosene soaked material, with burns on the face arms and body. Authorities fear foul play as the dead woman is identified as Mrs Mary Cullen of North Wawendon, who had long-standing ill health.
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Abyssinia Heated Over U S Army Contract Cancellation
In Abyssinia official circles protest the cancellation of Mr Pickett's contract, forcing companies to retract deals. The United States motion is seen as an invasion of Abyssinia's sovereignty, and Abyssinia hopes Mir F. W. Rickett can find alternative capital.
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British Labour Takes United Stand
The Trades Union Council and the National Executive of the Labour Party jointly condemned Signor Mangolin for defiance of the League. They urged the British Government to summon a world economic conference to address international control of raw materials and apply equality for all nations in undeveloped regions.
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Army Remounts Purchase for Dutch East Indies
The Theonomosra will arrive in Australia aboard the Nieuw Holland early next month to arrange 270 remounts for the Netherlands Indies Army. The party led by Lieut.-Colonel L. Piv an Temmen Captain K. J. Behu minketal and Second-Lieutenant W. Purree departs Batavia on September 21 to inspect and source 170 cavalry horses 48 draught horses and equipment for the colonial forces.
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Mvtherlands Indies
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First Impression of Italy Reply Reported
In London a terse report notes Italy’s reply to a question about allied plans. It states that France and other sources will not follow a hard tonal line and that no immediate event is foreseen. The piece suggests France may support certain diplomatic moves while monitoring the broader strategy.
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Boy Found Hanged Under Tree in Sydney
Sydney report of 12 year old William Campbell Meyers found hanging by a rope under a tree in the backyard during the afternoon. Mother discovered him and police ruled it an accident as attempts at resuscitation failed. authorities investigating as a possible fall during play with a rope.
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Sydney
Wiliam Campbell Meyers
Wool Sales Keen Demand At Bydeyne Auction
Wool sales at Bydeyne showed strong demand with grm rates holding. merino fleece sold to 204d and 21 bales from Mores. The first three days averaged £14 16s 4d per bale with some £12 9s per bale. Total offering 11,973 bales. 11,041 sold plus 335 privately disposed. Overall 39,022 bales sold valued at £781,000.
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Barrow Pusher Near Goal Amid Travel Bid
With fists swollen and pain in his leg, Councillor Darwin pushed the barge with W. Amiguet as passengers toward Liverpool. Darwin hopes to reach the final destination at 10 pm and expects arrival in Sydney on Saturday.
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Explosion in Wheat Silo Shakes Parkes
A youths worker, M. chnildt, injured in a silo tunnel explosion at Tichborne silo Parkes as a trap door vented. A foreman stood nearby, hurled by the blast, while the silo building sustained damage and wheat air remained. The blast is described as first of its kind in Australia.
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Vessel Trial Plans for MMSAR Brine Ship at Port
The MMAR vessel Brine, named for the geographical area, is slated for a four hour full power and general testing at a coast facility. The project cost includes 208000 pounds, Cockatoo Corks and Company and ammunition. The design features three 4 inch guns and a displacement of 1080 long tons, planned for navigation near a cruiser.
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Weather report notes scattered rain and inland trend
A garbled weather note credits Mr Mares as a government weather officer describing light rain across the main area with inland regions seeing continued rain. The forecast hints at persistent drizzle and temperate conditions, referencing the Inland Realms and a seed-affected rain pattern.
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