Italy ready for break at Geneva troops march to front
Geneva desk reports Italy seeks a settlement via a conciliation sub committee as Addis Ababa talks intensify. A collective Abyssinian mandate may be proposed under a High Commissioner or league oversight with Britain requiring Abyssinian acceptance. Italian forces push southwest of Barachit, about 40 miles, amid troop training claims. France pledges support if sanctions arise as Laval speeds back to Geneva.
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Australia Eyes Geneva Peace Efforts Before Parliament
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons stated the Commonwealth will outline its attitude to the Geneva dispute in Parliament. He said Parliament is entitled to know the facts and, if the situation does not improve in the next weeks, the Commonwealth’s position will be defined. Negotiations are described as delicate and not to be discussed publicly at this time.
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State Action Planned on Industrial Arbitration Act
Sydney reports the State Government will unveil legislation to amend the Industrial Arbitration Act at Parliament opening tomorrow. The proposal would make Federal awards prevail in any industry where conflicts with State awards occur. Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven will deliver the address amid pageantry and gun salutes. The Opposition Labour Party prepared to attack, while the Government forecasts no other major measures.
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Sugar Strike Violence Feared as Police Guard Mills
Armed guards patrol cane-cutters in the mill areas amid strikes in the sugar district. Reports warn of clashes as workers protest while police keep watch to prevent violence.
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Bribbane
Theondugar Mill
Ares
Histail
Ind
Big surplus for two months in Federal finances
Treasury notes early financial year receipts show 12 495 000 pounds, up 708 000 from the prior two months. Expenditure rises by 206 000 due to pensions and aging populations. Net surplus for the period remains robust despite higher outlays.
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Laster
Navy issues orders for 22 new vessels
New York Monary reports the Navy Department today issued contracts to build 22 ships to reach treaty strength. Included are a carrier, a 10,000 ton cruiser, and the remaining destroyers and submarines, part of a drive to expand the fleet promptly.
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Monary
Navy Department
Probable Inquiry on 40-Hour Week by Royal Commission
Preliminary discussions have begun on instituting a 40 hour working week in Australia. Cabinet will study the issue further at upcoming meetings. Sir Frederick Stewart holds key information from Geneva, while the Government already knows most conference resolutions to guide discussions and potential letters patent from the Governor-General.
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Lahorly
Lyons
Frederick Stewart
Commonwealth
Geneva
Intercepted report on Ethiopian Eritrean tensions and possible civil war
An intercepted message from Tealian sources claims a September deadline and hints at a fourth protectorate faction challenging sovereignty. The note suggests liberal concessions risk sparking civil conflict amid Eritrea Gondar talks and iH S classie mandate reports.
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Gondar
Greek Crisis Shocks Athens as Plot Sparks Clash
In Athens a monarchist plot erupts near the Cabinet building sparking a brawl between War Minister Kondy lax and General Panagiotacos. Panagiotacos is struck in the jaw, his brother, a republican deputy, wounded in the hand. Both men are hospitalized as authorities crack down.
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Emperor's Offer to Italy Reported Amid War Movements
A fragmentary dispatch from Rams correspondent indicates Italy may receive an offer connected to munitions while Allied forces maneuver. The account mentions fleet movements and a probable start date for upcoming operations.
State to cooperate with Commonwealth on 40 hour week inquiry
The State Government decided to cooperate with the Commonwealth in an inquiry into establishing a 40 hour working week in industry. New South Wales will be a party to any inquiry the Commonwealth conducts and will support uniformity across the Commonwealth. The government views uniformity as essential to any action that may be taken.
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Commonwealth
Newouth Wales
Pushed Barrow Rider Fights Hospital Setback
A Melbourne based pusher named Amiguez faces a three week push despite a poisoned leg and hospital care. Councilor Darwin reports Amiguez was denied access to wheel the barrow through trees but hopes to finish the wager within the remaining period. Police will not permit street wheeling.
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Paul Andry
Piper to Stand for Advisory Council Now Open to All Public Servants
Government confirms a departmental objection to Mr W G Piper's candidacy for the Advisory Council has been withdrawn after a deputation to the Prime Minister from the Public Service Welfare Communities. The group, chaired by Piper, argued that objections by some departments created an anomalous position and urged full freedom for all public servants. Piper will prepare his election campaign and address public meetings soon.
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Ad Victory Council
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Alja
Brady Acquitted in Murder Trial at Croftivia
Brady was found not guilty of the murder of James Smith in Croftivia after a trial that included testimony from Mrs. Holmes, witnesses like Detective Calman, and a disputed handwritten statement. The proceedings featured Brady’s denial of involvement, police questioning, and a late admission of serious intent. The trial continued to Page Four.
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Cronulla
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Molmen
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Willeat
Huey Long Mortally Wounded in Shooting
News reports from New York and Baton Rouge say Senator Huey Long died of his wounds after a shootout attempt. The incident sparked fears of civil unrest in Louisiana and prompted national leaders to condemn political violence while contemplating Longs potential presidential bid.
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Funeral for Dr. Weiss Draws Thousands at St. Josephs
Thousands attended the funeral of Dr. Weiss, a physician from Long Island, held at St. Josephs Church. Mourners from political groups across distant states sent offerings though many could not have known the physician personally.
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Benator Long
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Hotels and Liquor Rules Tabled by Baptist Assembly
The Baptist Union Assembly of Australia urged stronger liquor law enforcement and consideration of closing hotels earlier on Saturdays. Rev P Phillips warned of a 1 pm Saturday closing. Rev W C Black pressed for tighter control at dance halls and countered rising gambling concerns with calls for government action. Rev H Roy Heard noted many youths patronize betting shops, while Rev P F Lanyon cited a drop in Baptists from 23.1 to 15.0 percent since 1911.
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Police
MacKay
Baptist Union Assembly of Australia
P. Phillips
Sydney
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W. C. Black
New South Wate
H Roy Heard
Adelaids
Adelaide
Wellington Council Fined Over Appointment Scandal
Wellington New Zealand council fined amid controversy over eight charges related to employment by the Health and General Inspector’s May appointment. Barry of the Crows Law Department noted six applications, including soldiers, but the chosen appointee was a young man not a returned soldier. Arguments claimed the council acted after the Act and regrets were expressed.
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Counall
SEA MYSTERY Yacht Found with Ample Provisions Aboard
A mid ocean yacht mystery unfolds as authorities confirm ample food aboard the vessel. Lifeboats were intact, raising questions about how the perilous condition occurred and what events led to its current status.
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