Canberra water and road projects outlined in House debate
In Canberra the Attorney General outlined first instalments of a government program for the interior. It includes a £12,150 reservoir at Black Mountain, sanitary mains at Manuka Kingston and relocation of water mains and sewerage improvements. Additional provisions cover road resurfacing and Cotter River catchment works to support rapid growth and crowd needs. A bridge over Paddy’s River, quarry expansion at Mt Amalie, and planting in the Cotter area are noted. Funding totals and timings span several years with emphasis on urgent conveniences and water supply.
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Tesshieey Wight
House of Representatives
Letham
Parkhill
Black
Mani
Kingston
Manuka
Ion
Cotter
Wey
Maids
Banvorra
Spreyness
Canberra
Mir Lather
Ambeepern
Pupite
Attornay-Genere
Aychom
Gam
Wontorn Creek
Tedewvanda
Jyne
Pea
Latham
Iders
Mt. Amalle
Mussa
Ainsite
Welcome to England Amy Johnson Arrives in Cherbourg
Retro to England coverage describes Amy Johnson's arrival in Cherbourg aboard a sea plane to meet Mr. Moltimon. The scene includes welcomes, Aero plane entries, and spectators applauding with laurel wreaths and flags as Mollison greets guests and waves.
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London
Amy Johnson
Cherbourg
A. Mottimon
Boutharmpton
Molilaon
AT Mollison
Nonsy Jai
Mollison Bianon
Iarew Moore
Aia Mart
Blakeley Attacks Government Over Canberra Works
Mr Blakeley denounces the government for failing to provide adequate work. He cites the expenditure item of £40,400 on Federal Capital Territory works and buildings. Minister Parkhill replies that the government has increased unemployment relief and notes higher capital outlays than the previous year.
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Ginkeley
Dinkeley
Federal Capital Territory
Scullin
Canberra
Bigkeley
Loan Conversion Talks Move Ahead in London
R Bruce in London pursues negotiations through the day with Treasury officials and the Westminster Bank. He plans a meeting with authorities on export interests and reports brief proceedings with Mr I Towts about Australia's trade aims. Hughes will monitor Australia’s interests during the discussions.
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London
Thurva
Treasury
Tank
Dingland
I. Towts
Graaters
Australia
Tle
Seng of Nations
Pharos Lap’s Hide Exhibited for Charity in New York
A visitor Warren Davin notes the hide of Pharo Lap will be preserved and mounted for display in New York. The exhibit is planned to raise funds for charity with proceeds to Belmont and awaits approval. Local figures Joumph Maduner and others discuss the preparation and exhibition timing.
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Maine
Belmont
Joumph Maduner
Holling
New York
Lower interest NSW benefits by Sydney press note
The Premier stated that the government has renewed debt instruments and Treasury Bills totaling £110,500,000 at 2 percent, down from 5 percent. The remittance and exchange costs were noted, and debentures due in August and September were renewed at 2 percent, with details on rates and authorities.
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Bydney
Bleveris
du Tenturce
Treasury
Case
Treamury Millator
Spanish seizure of nobles land by Cortes vote
Madrid Thursday reports the Cortes voted 227 to 25 to seize all land owned by the nobility. The measure aims to redistribute land holdings among the state and common people, reflecting sweeping reform pressures in the period.
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Madrid
Cortes
May Abandon League May Abandon League
London dispatch reports Italy weighing a shift in foreign policy away from League of Nations cooperation toward a return to prewar alliance systems. Mussolini aims to persuade France via Britain to modify its policy, with Rome viewing this as potentially disaster for Europe and recognizing Britain as the key power to influence outcomes.
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London
Morning Post
Italy
League of Nations
Germany
Roms
Britain
France Seeks No More Loans at European Conference
At a conference of financial and economic experts on European reconstruction, the French delegation declared that France will not lend further money to Central Europe. The Dannlien countries must fend for themselves in the interim.
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Atresa
Italy
Europe
France
Central Europe
General Strike Doubt In Union Circles
A union official said the Central Council had decided on a general strike but other key unions were unlikely to accept. The interstate dispute could affect wages and conditions of miners nationwide, and the action would be referred to the Federal Arbitration Court.
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Rydney
Central Council
Commonwealth
Federal
Coarser Wool Rumor Shakes Australian Trade
C W Buckley, professor of Tyatiles at Leeds and world authority on wooks, arrived in Rydney amid worry from English wool airers over coarser Australian wool. He said growers are producing bigger carcasses and buyers note a coarser fleece than years past, yet Australian wool retains its claim as the finest wool in the world.
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Bydney
C. W. Buckley
Leeds
Rydney
Australia to Benefit From Cheaper London Money
An analysis notes 14 500 000 formerly at 34 percent and 2] percent rates as evidence that improved conditions overseas lift interest rates. Premier Nauron signals better times, with NSW credit improving as cheaper money in London feeds confidence. The stronger tender market reflects Australia gaining advantage from reduced funding costs.
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Nauron
New South Wales
London
Manchuria Inquiry Report Concludes Japan Exceeded Defense
A dispatch from Peking summarizes the League Commission report on Manchuria. It says Japan’s actions went beyond permissible self defense, notes Japan established Manchukuo, and advocates return to the previous status quo.
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Torio
Mriday
Government deficit in New South Wales over two months
The government of New South Wales reports a deficit for the first two months of the financial year. Revenue stood at £1,646.9, down sharply from £4,648,214 the previous year, while expenditure rose against revenue. Earlier figures show July and August 1921 had withholding of overseas interest payments, and mid 1982 payments reflect large interent outlays.
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Aydney
New South Walea
Lang
Howe
Coal Dispute Prompts Inquiry on Industrial Peace Act
In the New South Wales House of Representatives, Mr Hutchin warned of potential disruption across the coalfields. Attorney-General Latham said the Industrial Peace Act has been a dead letter and that the Arbitration Court may handle coal industry issues. the government is considering actions under the act, with no immediate results assured.
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Commonwealth
New South Wale
Hutchin
Wasp
Deolaon
House of Representatives
Mr Latham
Ai Ward
Latham
James
Lasham
Mt Everest Expedition Leader Named For Next Year
London reports the British expedition captain Mr Fuge Muttiedge Bax Binn is slated to lead the Himalaya ascent next year. He previously served as Deputy Commissioner of Alsro ne Helot and was present in 1820s adventures, with expectations of a successful summit despite uncertain conditions.
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London
Fuge
Aod
Alors
Himalayas
Housing shortage prompts Canberra housing revival talk
In Canberra the shortage of available residences draws calls in Parliament. Mr Hinkeley urges sympathetic Interior ministry action and suggests the Commonwealth Bank could raise funds. Minister Parkhill notes progress on more cottages and funding from the unemployed relief grant may support a housing scheme.
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Canberra
Hinkeley
Fed
Labour
Thirling
A. Parkhill
Commonwealth Bank
Paykhill
Trrtl- Tory
Blakeley
Tourists Enjoy Camp Facilities Amid Parliaments Opening
News notes from AYDNTY Priday Australia report growing tourist camp use as 2platimant areas provide water and showers. Minister Parkhill justified improvements, citing comfortable facilities and tariff changes, with campers thriving at Lowrie camp and other sites as warmer weather arrives.
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Aydnty
Priday
Alr
Iwan
Australia
Aetendam
Sena
Coor
T Interiog
Parkhill
Toei
Reduction in dole hits Newcastle and south coast
The Labour Minister noted a government cut in food relief across the metro area, including Newcastle and the south coast. Dole aid was reduced from 114000 to 101000 as more people found work, signaling a rollback in welfare for unemployed residents.
Newcastle May Vote for Strike
Newcastle miners expect to vote in favor of a strike amid agitation at a vote scheduled next Wednesday. They doubt strong support from other unions and anticipate a definite action despite limited backing.
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Newcastle
Barracking by Plane and a Notable Test Match Incident
A fragmented report describes a match between the Teal Team and The Test of Folkestone. Watt and Au MMogeing's bowling affected Chapman who was caught behind, with an anonymous note later quoted about heaven and the chase.
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London
Folkestone
Watt
Nolynar Chapman
Eviction Riots Five Day Hearing At Newcastle
Fifth day of the Newcastle eviction case hearing saw no verdict as the jury adjourned until Monday. Evour presented the defence while criticisms were leveled at methods used by some palm witnesses. Jurors’ daily pay was increased to nine pence for three days and eighty pence for any subsequent days.
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Newcastle
Priday
Unionists Push for One Big Industry Union in Australia
Sydney reports the Central Council of the Miners pressing urgent unity across all covered industries before the Australian Congress of Trade Unions. The plan proposes one large union per industry, aiming to end fragmented craft unions as sessions begin in Melbourne on September 20.
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Sydney
Central Council
Minera
A.c.tu
Melbourne
Crott Sentam
Post Office Destruction Amid Cotton Trade Dispute
London reports a turmoil surrounding the cotton industry with the minister for labour urging attendance at talks. Workers fiercely resisted manufacturing reductions while managers pressed for workforce cuts, delaying any settlement in the ongoing dispute.
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London
Honey Hetterton
Fire destroys building and early blaze halts event
A fire broke out early yesterday morning causing extensive damage to a local venue. Fire brigades arrived and prevented greater harm though parts of the structure were gutted and nearby activities paused. No injuries were reported.
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Benny Ogee
Canberra
Madrin
Thuretay
Nalional
Assam
Medten Laure
Dunn Divorce Hearing Highlights Contested Custody Dispute
In the divorce case Dunn versus Dunn today in the divorce court Mary Dunn denied habitual drunkenness or neglect of parental duties while admitting occasional drinking. She claimed her husband Benatar Dunn sought custody due to absence. The hearing was adjourned pending further evidence.
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Bydney
Livorce Court
Mary Tun
Benatar Din
Mra
Chim
Arbitration Court Grants Wage Cut Across States
Melbourne reports the Pull Arbitration Court today upheld a wage reduction of 10 percent for the Printing and Allied Trades in several states. The decision affects workers including those in Wanturs Alle tend Wey Bouth Walon, with the court noting differentiated treatment. Emergency actions and future adjustments await further hearings.
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Melbourne
Pull
Tridee
ACT.U. Pledges Support for Melbourne Miners
The ACT.U. backs Melbourne miners amid wage disputes. Secretary C.C. Crotta says arbitration must address threats to cutting wages, noting past 18 to 24 months saw wage reductions. The union plans to study the miners’ decision and respond accordingly.
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Melbourne
C.C. Crotta
ACT
U- 7
A.C.7
Man charged with murder after brother found injured in Portland
Houoren Ped oreakfust and Henry Magingen were involved in a case tied to the murder of Cullen Bullen. Ped oreakfust reportedly broke into a wharf area and was found injured, with authorities investigating a possible assault and extents of the crime.
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Rydney
Polles
Childe
Henry Magingen
St Cullen Bullen
Portland
Houinon
Ballayea
Minister Hawker Decries Aggressive Deportations at Conference
The Minister for Commerce and Hawker addressed the Producers Co operative Distributing Society annual meeting accusing foreign agitators of undermining primary industry. He claimed many were brought to the country to disrupt industries and that a substantial number have been deported in recent months. He urged global consensus and stronger planning to meet industry needs.
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Sydney
Hawker
Producers Co-operative
Goviot Hurela
Tewimonth
Food riots erupt in northern fertile center of Russia
A Moscow Daily Express correspondent reports the worst food riots since the war in the northern fertile center around Iyanoyo vounseonak. The Red Army fired on starving crowds storming and looting government storehouses.
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London
Moscow
Daily Express
Iyanoyovounseonak
Red Amy
Brutal rhetoric on world conflict and cooperation
Fragmented prose argues about Russia and the world, accusing aggression and propaganda. It contends that the United States and allied groups must unite to resist coercion, stressing efficiency, cooperation, and the survival of civilization through better development and solidarity.
Food Relief Dispute Between Government and Storekeepers
In Sydney on Wriday the Minister for Labour and Industry Mr Dondngham pledged immediate action to feed residents in the Conenock and Kurri districts. He warned storekeepers that those entitled to relief would receive it, and suggested consequences if storekeepers refused to participate in the food relief program.
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Sydney
Wriday
Geelong Protest Against Tariff Sparks Chamber Stand
The manufacturing section of the Geelong Chamber of Commerce unanimously protested the Crean Government tariff policy. They warned that the protectionist move would worsen unemployment and urged immediate withdrawal of the scheme to prevent further economic harm.
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Eslong
Cumannes
Tomday
Aiready
Crean
Wasry
Uft in Victorian Finances Reveals Owner Expenditures
The report details an expenditure totaling 164041 during the prior year period, outlining operational costs and money flows for OC Evestote and related ventures. Detected fragments suggest bookkeeping focused on owner disbursements and periodic cash outlays.
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OC Evestote
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