Hopes of Settlement Abandoned in Abyssinia Crisis
Geneva dispatch reports Senor de Madariaga confirming Italian consultations with Baron Aloisi were negative in every respect. Amid warnings of possible war within a month, Franco British talks and Paris provations are discussed as the League Covenant crisis deepens with minority powers threatening action if big powers stall.
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Geneva
Italy
Senor de Madariaga
League Committee of Five
Baron Aloisi
London
Daily Telegraph
Addis Ababa
Euro Power
Count Vinci
Paris
Baron Alloisi
Signor Muscolini
Cipal
Council
Lisbon Revolt Proceeds Amid Confusion and Rumors
A fragmented report from Lisbon describes an attempted revolt before dawn. The text mentions various factions and conspirators amid a tense atmosphere as officials try to control information and calm public sentiment.
Italian Attitude to League Provokes Italian Tension
Capetown dispatch reports Count Labia defending Italy's stance before the League. He rejects the idea Italy should plead or seek protection after being insulted and attacked by a savage country, warning Italy will act vigorously if League verdicts fail to meet justice.
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Capetown
Tues
Count Labia
Italy
League
Trial Mobilisation Ordered in Italy
A mobilised trial order was issued in Rome on Tuesday as authorities prepare proceedings and security measures for an upcoming case. The move signals heightened legal activity and government involvement in the process.
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Italy
South Africa Defends Ties as Republic Motion Fails
At Bloemfontein the Orange Free State Party Congress faced a motion for a republic. Hertsog warned opponents that republic supporters would meet strong resistance. He urged keeping friends, arguing Britain is a needed ally for SA security. The mover withdrew the motion.
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Bloemfontein
Mr. Hertsog
Orange Free State Party
South Africa
Britain
England
Britain Pledges Collective Duty to League at Geneva
British Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare declares Britain will uphold the Covenant in full at the League of Nations. He stresses collective burden sharing, warns against colonial ambitions, and says policy aims for universal persistence in resisting aggression. Italian reaction questions stance toward Japan. French commentator hails speech as one of the finest.
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Parla
the Times
Rerely
Samuel Hoare
Legation
Abyssinia
Geneva
League
League of Nations Assembly
Britain
Brittein
Sir Samuel Hoare
Japan
Education minister orders post Easter Jewish segregation in schools
Berlin reports the education minister de cree that after Easter Jewish children will be barred from state elementary schools and placed in special Jewish schools. The measure follows widespread exclusion of Jews from theatres and cinemas. Additional restrictions are anticipated.
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Berlin
NSW Governor's Speech Opens Second Parliament Session
Governor Sir Alexander Hore-Ruthven delivered the lengthy address in Sydney outlining measures to be brought before Parliament. He announced wage and tax reductions, lower rail freights, and an active public works program including water, sewerage, drainage, electricity and roads. Also planned were aviation facilities, hospital reforms, trainee ships, technical education changes, wheat marketing, rural industry support, stock laws, noxious weed control, closer settlement, and Rural Bank expansion.
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Sydney
Alexander Hore- Ruthven
New South Wales
Parliament House
Legislative Council
Royal Australian Artillery
Government House
Martin Place
Alexander Hore Ruthven
China
Alexander Whore-Ruthven
Newcastle
N.S.W
Address in reply Sydney motion on page two
Continuation note indicates a motion for the reply to His Excellency or no Gover. The item signals a parliamentary or formal communication continuing on page 2.
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Sydney
Sereaiey
Slavery in U S A Conditions in Motor Industry
Melbourne reports on the Arbitration Court hearing for a new award in the motor industry. Claude Richards of T. J. Richards and Sons notes American workers average five months a year and cites Briggs’ factory with mass layoff practices. He compares panel costs and wages, while Judge Beeby questions wage competitiveness. The hearing adjourned.
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Melbourne
Arbitration Court
Claude Alfred Richards
T. J. Richards and Sons Ltd
South Australia
Hoe
America
Briggs
Richards
England
Australia
Beeby
Huey Long Follower Struggle for Leadership Surges
In New Orleans after Senator Huey Long's death factions clash for control of his machine. The Square Deal Association claims 80 000 members and vows to fight the dictatorship with militancy and arms. National Guard units are deployed as anti Long factions maneuver amid a shifting Democratic scene.
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New Orleans
Tues
Or Long
Bassey
National Guard
Huey Long
Square
Senator Long
Square Deal Association
Democratic Party
Roosevelt New Deal
Bread Price Report Clears Gepp Findings
Sir Herbert Gepp tabled his inquiry into bread prices for Maitland Newcastle and Broken Hill. He said he could not compile a full report due to limited talks with bakers but found prices were reasonable and no need for price controls or recommendations.
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Sydney
Herbert Gepp
Maitland
Newcastle
Broken Hill
Legislative Assembly
Herbert
Canberra unemployment plan calls for board to write down debts
T M Shakespeare outlined a broad policy for Canberra’s Advisory Council emphasizing full time work for the unemployed at full award rates, debt write downs to the Government, rent arrears remission, cheap rural housing, and expanded Industrial Tribunal coverage, plus an Educational Council including private schools. He urged immediate action on debt and education reform.
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Canberra
T. M. Shakespeare
Advisory Council
Shakespeare
W. Farmer Whyte
Ita
Councell
Federal Capital Territory
Commonwealth
Telopea Park
Oity
New South Wales
Workers' Rehabilitation Policy Calls for Long Term Support
The speaker argues for ongoing full time employment and future provision to aid wheat farmers. They urge government action to free farmers from lifelong debt bondage and to enable a fresh start without financial burden, noting recognition by officials. The statement hints at continued discussion on Page 2.
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Ales
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Lisbon
Peel Bof
Thorein
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Curzon
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U.S.A
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