Late Tax Payments Narrow Deficit for Two Months
The Consolidated Revenue Fund report shows a deficit of £1,121,000 for two months ending August, better than expected. Income tax receipts of over £1,000,000 in July and August helped offset mainly interest and charges, with revenue from sales tax underperforming due to payments lag.
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Economy Bill Passed In Commons With Early Read
In London the House of Commons approved an Economy Bill allowing measures to be enacted by orders in council to save time. The first reading passed 408 to 230, with a second motion adjourning the session carried without division amid Labour protests over police treatment of the unemployed near Parliament.
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House of Commons
Rameau MacDonald
Philip Snowden
Baldwing
MacDonall
Noes
Labour
Pariament
Whitehall
Herbert
Samuel
Premiers Conference Talks Finance With Banks
Australian premiers discuss government financial aid with Commonwealth Bank Board and private banks in Melbourne. The conference aims to secure instalment advances over one to two months totaling at least 33 million pounds for deficits and stimulus, with further talks set for Friday.
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Melbourne
Banka
Commonwealth Bank Board
End Crew Tragedy Aboard Trawler Koraags
Debris and damage reported after the trawler Koraags drifted in heavy seas near Sydney. The crew abandoned ship as a rising tide lifted wreckage and water flooded holds. Captain and crew went ashore to inspect the vessel and assess the damage.
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Sydney
Thureday
Fragmentary note yields unclear historical reference
The readable fragments mention a few names and places but lack a coherent event or date. Specific persons or organizations cannot be confirmed from the garbled text.
Mexico City Vows to Join League of Nations
A Wednesday report from Mexico City notes approval of pre acceptance for joining the League of Nations. The scene mentions maritime danger near Sydney involving ships Koranga and Wil, with crew and launch actions as distress and sinking are described in a fragmentary report.
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Mexico
City
Ital
League of
London Aero Club Names Team For Schneider Trophy Flight
The London Aero Club designated Britain's provisional Schneider Trophy team. G. Stainforth and J. Bootham are among pilots chosen to attempt the three kilometer course record in the high speed flight. If the Y machine with Hootham pilots fails, other contenders may test later in the afternoon.
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Gal. Aero Club
Royal Air High Speed Flight
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Wall tragedy claims young life in Sydney street crash
Max Tkin, 14, of Leichhardt, died after a motor lorry mounted a wall at Camperdown. He was severely injured and remained alive in hospital for minutes before succumbing. The crash occurred when the lorry swerved to avoid a collision.
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Sydney
J Dgainet
Asshop
Max‘Tkin
Leichhardt
Indio
Boy Killed by Bus In Camperdown Incident
A 12 year old boy from Camperdown died instantly after being struck by a bus while being led along a road. Police say the accident occurred near a local Phig A area today.
Gandhi Expected to Arrive in Marseilles Friday Morning
London reports Gandhi is due to reach Marseilles at 8 a.m. Friday. Hindu students from European capitals converge for a welcome, prompting police precautions. Gandhi, traveling third class, will board the boat express to join the plebi train for accommodation. In Calcutta a message says Congress extremists vow renewed agitation against the Government as Gandhi departs for London.
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London
Gandhi
Marseilles
Euston
Calcutta
Duke of Gloucester Nearing Return After Appendicitis
The Duke of Gloucester is rapidly recovering from an appendicitis operation and is expected to join the King and Queen at the royal residence soon.
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OF Gloucester
London
Duke’ of Gloucester
Ghiewh
Wool outlook conference to set final market decision
A conference of representatives from the Australian Wool Growers Council and the National Wool Growers Council discussed the state of the wool market and agreed that a final decision will be reached at a later meeting. The aim is to determine pricing and supply strategies for the industry.
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Sydney
Growers Council
Ganwall
Gelling
Tariff Board Rules On Timber Shipment Inquiry
In Melbourne on Thursday the Tariff Board heard the case on Ruaclan timber from Sydney. The chairman Mr McConaghy ruled the board had no power to inquire if the timber was produced by prison labour. The reference concerned whether importing such timber harmed Australian industry.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Wau
Tariff Board
McConaghy
Unfortunate mishap in Detroit boat race dispute
Gar Wood disputes claims he deliberately drew Don Kaye over the line in a Detroit Harmaworth Trophy event. Wood says the goal was a fast start to lead, denies tricking Don, and breaks down denying the accusation. Dow won Weyning Trophy heat. Wood’s name debated for the Harmaworth Trophy engraving.
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Detroit
Gar Wood
Kaye
Don
Wom
Tonim
Wood
Tragic Shooting of 18YearOld Donald Clark in Calcutta
An 18 year old Donald Clark, son of a Lahore newspaper man, was killed in a train shooting last night near Calcutta. He entered the wrong compartment while returning for refreshments and Lt E M Sheehan, believing an intruder, fired three times. The incident recalls Sheehan’s prior attack by natives in Poonah in July.
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Calcutta
Donald Clark
Lahore
Mussorle
E. M. Sheehan
Clark
Wisin
Poonah
Wellington Chief Justice sentences pair for armed robberies
In Wellington New Zealand on Thursday the Chief Justice imposed seven years imprisonment on Jack Marton 23 and Florence Cooper 27 for multiple armed robbery charges in Wellington and Wanganui. The judge said the Australian woman was the worse of the two.
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Wellington
Jack Marton
Florence Cooper
Wanganui
Australia
Police Chiefs Fall to Violence in New Jersey and Kansas
In a spree of gunfire, police chiefs including Charles Cavanaugh of Bernardsville New Jersey were shot after a neighbor fire. Reports also mention a senior Kansas official in a fatal duel amid a violent wave.
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Bernardsville
New Jersey
Charles ‘Cavanaugh
Horitora
Police
Radford
MenacHne
PT Buitiniete
Amy Johnson Returns From Japan to England
Amy Johnson arrives at Lympne Aerodrome on her return flight from Japan and goes on to Croydon where friends and her mother greet her. She describes the Japan leg as strenuous yet easier than the Australian flight amid bad weather.
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Amy Johnson
Lympne
Japan
Croydon
Tene
Jay
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Telas
Aki
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NSW Deficit Figures Show Narrower Shortfall
Sydney figures report July and August revenue short of expenditure by £106,658. Costs fell to £5,155,489 from prior levels, a £2,884,040 reduction, while revenue decreased £849,804 to £4,703,245. Railway revenue also declined by £106,372 as expenditures dropped overall.
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Sydney
oThuradsg
New
Routh
Wales
Bank of Australia shares vote on independent liquidators
Primary Producers Bank of Australia Ltd shareholders met today and carried a motion dissenting from the proposed appointment of liquidators recommended by the directors. The meeting considered it appropriate for an independent appointee either by the court or the meeting.
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Aydne
Ihiiraday
Bank of ‘Australia Ltd
Iiq
Cabinet Meeting Shifts to Canberra Next Tuesday
Canberra hosts the Federal Cabinet meeting moved from Monday to Tuesday. No pre-session Labour party meeting. United Australia party plans two gatherings before Parliament convenes on Wednesday. Louisine schedules weekend departure for Canberra. Parliament opens with tariff debate expected in Senate late September or early October.
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Melbourne
Canberra
Labour
Party
United Austentia
Louilin
Senate
Choice for NSW Manufacturers Views on Wage Policy
The President of the NSW Chamber of Manufacturers Mr. Ch Gordon Bennett stated that the NSW Government must choose between two options: maintaining or raising the nominal wage with accompanying measures. The remark was made in Sydney on a Thursday.
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Sydney
N.S.W. Chamber of Manufacturers
Ch. Gordon Bennett
New South, Wales
London puzzled by Britannia bank story
A cryptic London report questions the Britannia bank tale with a large sum cited and hints that British backing is uncertain. The fragment suggests confusion over the origins and support behind the financial story.
Unclear excerpt on wage standards and state employment impact
A fragment discusses living standards and wage levels across states. It cites that reducing the basic wage to a level akin to other states could shift orders from New South Wales and potentially employ about 21,978 men. The text is disjointed and lacks full context.
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New South Wales
Union Demands Framed At Conference In Sydney
A trades hall gathering of union secretaries and organizers formulated demands to present to Premier Mr Lang. They seek details on proposed wage increases and press for more Upper House appointments to pass the Arbitration Bill. A deputation will also seek instructions to the Railway Commission on union membership and the dismissal of 398 railway officers. They plan to brief the Prime Minister on personnel changes at the Commonwealth Bank Board when opportunities arise.
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Ithe
Seatlin
Commonwealth Bank Board
Robert Gibson
Ainanélal
Scullin
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Lang
Paleo
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Railway
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Fortune
Commonwealth
Bank
Raid at Trades Hall Strikes Tense Chant of Carpenters Union
A raid on the Carpenters and Joiners Union offices at Trades Hall occurred in Sydney on a Thursday. About 60 men attended the scene, the raiders left before police arrived, and no charges were filed.
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