Bruce Meets Governor General in Prepares to Reveal Cabinet
Prime Minister Bruce held a midday discussion with the Governor General and then spoke with His Excellency in the afternoon with the Attorney General Latham present. Bruce refused to comment to the Press and Parliament will be briefed this afternoon. Labour backs Scullin to form a ministry if asked and will not support Hughes in forming a government.
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Latham
Labour Party
Scullin
Labour
Hughes
Defeated Governor Report Delays House Decision
The House met briefly on Tuesday night and adjourned, as Premier will announce at a later time whether any decision will be made today. Discussions centered on a possible stop-gap ministry amid uncertainty.
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Mii
Bruce
Party Meeting Delayed as Government Dithered on Dissolution
A brief Nastonayet gathering discussed government policy amid reports of possible dissolution. Mr Bruce departed for Yarralumie. the Nationalist meeting paused to 2.90, with no official word on further action, while ministers weigh cabinet advice and Governor General considerations.
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Bruce
Yarralumie
Bruce Lond Stonehaven
Opa
Ostracized Willel Marks Faces Party Rift
Walter Marks was excluded from a Nationalist Party meeting after disagreements over strategy to defeat the opposition. The assembly viewed his stance as divergent and he was not allowed to express his full view at the session.
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Walter Marks
Senate Session Short, Adjourning After Three Minutes
A brief Senate session lasted three minutes before adjourning. The leader proposed a motion regarding a vote on a ministerial matter, but the result remained uncertain as officials waited for higher authority.
Is It Too Late to Weigh State War Powers
A garbled note hints at a constitutional commission and a transfer to federal party war measures. It mentions industrial impacts and state authorities weighing local import in a political dispute.
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Peters
WRGANISERS MEET To Consider Labour Plans
Sydney leaders hold a large emeeting to discuss Labour plans amid defeat of the Brno Tuge C Government. A committee of five was appointed to confer with the ALI executive and the Labour Cenmmei to return on a kietetal Lalor government. The proposed code will be appended to for fits to Mbit Ue lection. TH war lee decides that the secret orientationomormanieery will make a Goume to Wee Cini Por vee.
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Weakmerlay
Brno
ALI
Po48
We Still Live
Chief Judge Dethridge stated in Melbourne that they remain alive for another two or three weeks amid ongoing uncertainty. The remark reflects a cautious timeline as authorities navigate the situation.
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Melbourne
Dethridge
Arbitration Court Session Reports Safety for TM
Mr. J. Kirby appeared for employees in a case before the Arbitration Court and stated that they are quite safe from now on TM.
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J. Kirby
Opponents Sought For Stewart and McWilliams
In Sydney a wire dispatch says Mr Harris who opposed Mr Blewart in the Wimmera electorate last election asked him to contest again. Mr Beabrooke defeated by Mr McWilliams in Franklin last election says he is willing to oppose McWilliams and confident of winning the electorate.
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Sydney
Harris
I. G. Blewart
Wimmera
Beabrooke
McWiames
Freaklin
McWilliams
Mie
Speaker Resists Government Pressure Over Hughes Amendment
Sir Littleton Groom faced intense Government pressure on Tuesday to enter the chamber and back the Government during the Hughes amendment debate. Despite two hours of talks, the Speaker refused to bow to party demands, prompting Nationalist supporters to hint at potential retaliation outside Parliament if an election occurs.
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Sydney election plans stir general anticipation
Authorities say a general election is imminent with parties preparing for a vote as soon as possible. North Sydney Wentworth are focal points with the Nationalist and other figures considering contests against Mr Hughes amid talk of Cabinet reshuffles.
Rumor of Opposition to Hughes in North Sydney
Sydney reports a rumour that Mr. Truce may oppose Mr. W. M. Hughes at North Sydney though no official Nationalist announcement has been made. Heilman was named as a possible opponent. Mr. Holmen says he is occupied and has no plan to run against Hughes.
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Truce
W. M. Hughes
North Sydney
Associaton
Hughes
Heilman
W. M. Marka
Holmen
K-C
Manuy
Orlehar Sets World Record At 245.8 MPH In London
Orlehar in the Supermarine Fatte day reportedly set a new world speed mark of 245.8 miles per hour. Stanforth in the Gloucester Napier Golden Arrow was credited with 42 1 2?tee. The record pace over three kilometres averaged 348.8 miles per hour but wind affected the return leg. A further attempt is planned for Thursday as Italy signals resolve to push the mark toward 360 mph.
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London
Orlehar
Stanforth
Treratise 11 Ia
Italy
Whisky and soda remark in Canberra hotel
A visitor and a resident shared whisky and soda in a Canberra hotel yesterday. The resident noted unusually fresh soda water and quipped that perhaps the soda had been kept cold, while the visitor conceded.
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Canberra
Record Flight Attempt Faces Harsh Weather and High Speed Goal
Experts estimate the mark must reach at least 877 miles per hour to give Mary a real chance at the record. Orlebars tests in a cramped cockpit amid pipes and wires end with spray and near disaster as the seaplane lifts, stalls, and finally regains the air. Spectators, including the pilot’s family, breathe relief after a risky run under poor visibility.
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Mary
Orlebors
Sisinforth
Orlehur
Brainforth
Tt Ie
British official to visit America to promote peace of mind
J. H W. Thomas of the Privy Council told the Canadian Club that Premier Macdonald will travel to the United States to advocate creating peace of mind regardless of consequences. He framed the trip as a government effort to seek stability and calm across borders.
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Ottawa
Macdionald
America
J. H W. Thomas
Beni
Nationalists Seek Unity Before Dissolution Amid Crisis
Private Nationalist MPs press for forming a National Government before Parliament dissolution. They argue the Prime Minister should consult the party, note that a dissolution may be constitutionally questionable, and plan a joint meeting with the Country Party to review options and possibly sustain an anti-Labor policy.
Train derailment halts Brisbane Mail after heavy rains
A leading bogey derailed near Kunkool about 10 miles north of Morrurandi due to a washed stone from a hillside. The Brisbane Mail and Brisbane Express were held up. emergency gangs worked to replace the bogey, several hours before service resumed, as a dark stormy night hindered visibility.
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Aydney
Kunkool
Morrurandi
Brisbane Mail
Brisbane Express
Sydney
Junee Search and Travel Plan for Missing Danish Sheep
A fragmented report notes Junee using wireless to locate a missing Danish sheep named Kobenhavn. A proposed coastal search is considered as the vessel travels a direct route toward the Thian Strait, with arrival anticipated around the 20th.
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Sydney
Kobenhavn
Thian Strait
Wheat Crop Estimates For 1929 Released By Agriculture
The Agriculture Department reports 1929 wheat production at 785,724,000 bushels with 63,082,000 bushels of durum and 164,461,000 bushels of spring wheat. Normal baselines are 61.9 percent for durum and 68.4 percent for spring, reflecting prior reports through September 1.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Hunter River Flood Swells Over Eleven Feet
The Hunter River rose more than 11 feet and is expected to continue rising. Low lying areas are inundated as a gale with 56 mph velocity disrupts Manly ferry service. Heavy snow blankets the Blue Mountains, damaging electric lines and cutting power. widespread snowfalls reported across the state.
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Hunter River
Faeme
Manly
Blue Mountains
Postal dismissals hit 500 in metropolitan area
Time states five hundred Postal Department employees in the metropolitan area will soon be dismissed under the federal government economy policy. Further dismissals are expected nationwide.
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Sydney
Time
Governents
Races Postponed At Astot Pony Meeting
The Astot pony meeting was postponed from a day to Monday next due to heavy rain, delaying all scheduled races and proceedings.
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Sydney
Drought Devastates Argentine Wheat Crop Reports
Buenos Aires reports a severe drought endangering the wheat harvest with most of the crop already lost and farmers converting wheat fields to maize to salvage some value. Santa Fe notes the outlook remains dire as growers struggle to save what remains.
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Buenos Aires
Santa Fe
Libel Claims Arise From Ballot Box Scandal
On Wednesday five libel suits linked to the ballot box scandal in the Eden Monaro selection by the AJP were set for hearing before Justice James. Plaintiff John S. Talley alleges damages from AL Willis MLC George Smith John Ofterfly Daniel Rees and John Howie. Proceedings adjourned to allow Willis, returning to Australia, to contest the action.
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Eden- Monaro
AJP
James Today
Plainiff
John S. Talley
AL Willis
M.lc
George Smith
John Ofterfly
Daniel Rees
John Howie
Willis
Australia
Sir Henry Segrave Gains Fresh Laurels in Speed Boat Contest
Reported from London and Venice the famed speedboat challenger Sir Henry Segrave secures new victories in European and American events. Competing against top teams, Segrave’s performance reinforces his reputation as a leading early 20th century motorsport figure.
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Puentay
Henry Serrave
Venice
Bejde
England
Miama
Toricing
Gur Wood Aa
Wanton
Unclear Text on Early Vehicle Speeds and Portrayal
The fragment discusses unknown quantities for a new heat and a comparison of performance between Misa neland and Halle. It notes that Misa England, despite low power, had performed around 40 miles per hour with good cornering, while other details remain obscured.
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Vinlion Bev
Halle
Misa Bing
Lars Foo
EL Bes
Efors
Penglind
Ir Henry Hegrave Sais
Mises
England
Naval Discussion Aims at Anglo American Replies
London pieces report British proposals for a large arms accord. Britain would pledge about 340000 tons while the United States would accept 295000 to 804000 tons with 18 ships of 19000 tons. The talks center on how to adjust tonnages and ship counts to suit both sides and modify terms in U S favor.
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Thesday
Offeral Elelea
America
Britain
United
United States
Time
Suritain
Khearer
Geneva
Investigation into shipbuilding ties shocks U.S. officials
The State Committee voted to investigate activities of a shipbuilding corporation amid claims of connections to propagandists. Bethlehem Steel President Ginee publicized letters accusing private firms of secretly undermining a Geneva disarmament conference, prompting denials from Hoover and lawmakers.
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Tuewing
Eet
United
Teshipbuilding
McLintock
House Naval Affairs Committee
Khearer God Jteer
Jones
United States
Geneva
Bhearer
Naral
Committee to Report on Channel Tunnel Favor
London sources say a committee will be appointed by Mr. Ramsay Macdonald to consider and report in favour of a channel tunnel, signaling government support for the long awaited project.
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Expres
Ramsay Macdonald
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