Parliament Defeats Hughes Amendment on Referendum Delay
In a tense division last night the Bruce-Page government fell 35 to 34 over Mr. Hughes amendment to defer the Maritime Industries Bill. Mr. Bruce announced a dissolution after meeting with the party and a Governor-General interview. W M Marks broke ranks, accusing the Prime Minister of breaking pledges to Nationalists, provoking hostile scenes as the House adjourned for tea. The debate centered on invoking federal power, potential dissolution, and the path forward for industrial legislation.
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W. M. Hughes
Maritime Industries
Messrs
G. A. Maxwell
E. A. Mann
W. J. McWilliams
W. M. Marks
P. G
Marks
J. G. Bayley
Hiruce
Hadley
Mum
Maxwell
Mayle
Willy
van Minas
Min
Abe
Lmsi
Mauwhiey
Mughew
Bruce
Hmumton
Gavrinmiey
Hughes
Xin Seary
Prine
Lela
Othe Howe
Peanie
Beak
Mugtus
Scranton
Wal Procenia
Tiumodon
Wool Sales Competition in Germany and Japan Markets
Wool sales continued amid mixed demand as Germany and Japan showed wary participation. A total of 11,088 bales were cataloged with 10,418 sold at auction and private sales contributing the remainder. Merino offerings and futures prices showed limited gains while Japanese buyers maintained steadiness in the market.
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Rydney
Saa Luain
Germany
Ford
Critical Point Speech Warns of Price Reductions
A government official summarized a crisis speech warning of a reduced pace in production and a planned price cut. The talk linked market improvements, wool prices, and consumer impact, urging broad economic adjustment.
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Aydniy
Turmiay
Cyclone on Coast Warns Fort Macquarie Area
Weather Bureau issues new cyclone warning for New South Wales coast near Fort Macquarie. Attending officers warn of intensified winds and heavy seas likely to affect the area. Residents urged to take precautions as forecasts indicate rising tides and dangerous conditions along the coast.
Air Record 400 m marks aim to beat world sprint mark
In London Mondas records, Pilot Revere Pilon maims a hindering attempt after a planned alteration to remedy Western disruptions. The Schneider game hints at trials and a possible future speed trial. Reliable sources note a 190 mile track attempt and a tentative plan to continue refining the route.
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London
Mondas
Ship afire off Rotterdam claims crew and cargo
Unclear report describes a Rotterdam bound vessel catching fire after an oil tanker incident. Crew jumped overboard. four men missing or dead. Fire spread, cabins damaged, lifeboat deployed, and several charred corpses recovered as flames consumed the vessel.
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Rotterdam
Ranine
Libel Action Claim For 10000 Pounds
A libel action seeks ten thousand pounds in damages over alleged statements about Labour figures. Plaintiffs include J A Garten, secretary of the Labour Council, and Juhy Kavanagh, chair of the Labour Disputes Committee, with references to Michael Patrick Ryan and others. The Sydney Morning Herald reportedly rejected Garden and other statements in connection.
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The
Labour
Michael Patrick Ryan
Haw
Hoeven
Iarward
Mydney Morning Herald
Greenie Case Accounts in Stewards Inquiry
The Greenie case centers on stewards and evidence presented today. William Hughes told Mr Mack that if the steward had any wobble regarding the mare Greenie it would affect her entry and potential disqualification. A nomination list was produced, and the court debated malice and conduct. The jury’s decision and the final order remain under deliberation.
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Audrey
Thomtay
Eiven Tovday
Grennie
William John Hughes
Broken Hill
Mr. Mack
William Honorius
Victoria
Greenie
Netra
Ty Elm
H. Ay Tenierne
McKann
Walt
Kat
Naken
Cenenth
Talkie Films Screened Amid Tax Debate
Ambiguous notes mention talkie films screened amid tax talk. Booney and Teekay are referenced with unclear roles. Incomplete fragments suggest discussion of film screenings and taxation but lack coherent details or dates.
Major Jarvie Expulsion to Stand
A chaotic dispatch reports Major Jarvie facing expulsion amid political turmoil. AY Un ey and others speculate the party lineup and government moves, with uncertain timing and potential votes affecting the chamber’s solidarity and future leadership.
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Jarvie
Society Girl Murder Suspected in Fractured Skull
A prominent society woman Norma Tihye Mutou, 36, found dead at her parents' Toorak home after an apparent fall during a charity event. Police suspect foul play. witness says she left home yesterday and returned minutes later. Authorities are probing a potential homicide as details emerge about suspects and motive.
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Milinorne
Timeay
Norma Tihye Mutou
Sim
Toorak
Aurora
Heme
Deedare
Tie Pation
Annette Sapert
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Greenie Case
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