Federal elections fixed for October with nominations due
The article outlines the projected Federal election date of Saturday October 2, with writs issued September 23 and nominations closing October 1. It notes policy speeches by Mr Bruce and Labour’s charges, mentions figures like Mr Scullin and references Canberra and state campaigns, all within a tense pre election frame.
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Richmond ‘Town Hall
Quick Return Of Marr From Geneva
News dispatch reports Marr from Geneva sent a terse message via Austra- Mt the hated tooniaht. WU Mare received a note from Mr Mee about assembling a speedily plan to catch the mail at Mar tomarrene Fiake. Urgent wires from Landon and Mar berths pressed Mart to board the Atwendania journey to Australia.
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Atwendania
Mt Aden
Australia
Perth Seat Lok Don Report Refutes Hoon Claim
Perth reports deny any hoon involvement in a rumored altercation. Authorities state no violence occurred and vessel records show no criminal activity connected to the incident.
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Fran
Perth
Prowler
Western Australia
Ke Collier
Unholy Alliance Charges Nationalist Party Leaders
Fragmented text alleges a nationalist party coalition and government officers facing criticism over policy and ethics. The piece mentions a contested alliance, parliamentary debates, and accusations of impropriety linked to various figures and factions.
Wentworth stance sparks political crisis in Sydney
Sydney reports Mr W M Marks declares stance akin to Wentworth amid crisis, criticizing withdrawal of crown prosecutions and urging party consolidation. The remarks touch on leadership, arbitration, and the AME BeMeNEx matter, with ongoing debate over party direction and loyalty.
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Marke
Wentfort
Pwngte
Nurinaliat
Hite
Heann
Mies Bke
Political tensions surface in Canberra Sydney interview
Mr Hughes defends stance amid nationalist platform dispute as he arrives in Sydney. He notes he has no further comment beyond what he sent, while discussing the involved party lines and alleged violations within the Denplea' Party. The remarks reflect ongoing factional strains and political maneuvering ahead of the Sydney appearance.
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Ramat
Promi
Apenon
Velie
Woom
Hughes Betty
Rydney
Sydney
Tootay
Canberra
Coniact Asfundanit
Ald AL Wythe TV
Abe
Denplea
Tiehes
BETTER TREATMENT URGED FOR HUGHES HUVA
Bruce and press columns urge superior care for Hughes Huva after a controversial inquiry. Sir Joseph Carruthers comments favor Fries winning the election if he waits for a favorable moment with a named ally. The report notes party instincts and suggests cautious, generous attitudes by Crem and the Hinvty toward national interests.
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Fries
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New Heart
Huber
Hin
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Ato Cink
Remond Fourlore
Crem
Orchard Declines Fight Over Hughes Nomination
Mr R B Orchard denies seeking a clash with Hughes at North Sydney and says he has fought many elections but is not seeking nomination if offered by the Nationalist Party. He notes no current campaign against Hughes and emphasizes he is not aiming for a direct contest.
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Frida
Tich
Orchard
Senate
Nationalist Party
Hughes
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Tam
Tignes
Country Party by Duncy Announces Council Reforms
Vriday Coloort Munro, secretary of the Country Party, announced that elaborate councils will be called to govern on election eve. He urged unity and warned against rabble at meetings, stressing fair winters and assembling the party for the upcoming election.
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Vriday
Coloort Munro
Country Party
Tiene
Monttin
BAVIN'S ASSURANCE OF SUPPORT FOR BRUCE
The text reports Bavin giving assurance of support for Bruce Rydney Pritay. It notes communications between the Bisle Vrrmier Mr Tawi and the Prime Minister Mr fHteucer HWat regarding recent movements. The passage hints at efforts to secure a return to Ambeaad C lernmoot at the sletina.
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Rime
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Sletina
Higher Still Britain's New Air Record
Squadron Leader Orlebar set a new air speed record at 357.7 mph with a top speed of 365 mph, surpassing his previous 355.7 mph mark. Electrical timing later confirmed the result, and Orlebar and Air Ministry officials acknowledged the achievement amid the day’s tense race to clock the fastest time.
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London
Thorada
Orlebar
Britain
Retaliation Against U S Tariff Plans in Canada
Ottawa reports Canada plans retaliation against U S tariffs in a broad policy move. Officials say extended measures will widen intra empire trade avenues and shift American goods to locally produced products, with details to be debated at future conferences in Ottawa or Vancouver. Growing sentiment anticipates substantial changes in the Canadian market and trade relations.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Mt . Ottawa
Vancouver
Kincat
Twa
Tasmanian Seats Nationalist Hopes Amid Election Hype
Hobart crowds discuss Tasmanian seat prospects as nationalists back Mere We J. McWithumas who backed Hughes' amendment. Polls hint at a potential triumph over rival candidate Mme. Kewbrooke, with expectations shaping toward the November vote and possible shift in power.
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J. McWithumas
Hughes
Krauiktin
Kewbrooke
Tela Jationalinta
Setiminis
Wien
Railway Idle as South Maitland Line Shuts Down
Coal supplies are threatened as South Maitland railway crews refuse to haul coal deemed black. Engineers stage walkout after management orders, halting services and delaying deliveries from mines including Greta and Murrumbidgie. Officials accuse the railway of provoking shutdowns, asking for compliance to resume operations.
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Byoney
South Maitland
Parsons May Be Opposed In South Australia
Adelaide dispatch notes that Parsons faces opposition within South Australia as Labor and Liberal delegates may oppose him. The piece mentions potential challenges from party leaders and a possible shift in allegiance ahead of key votes and leadership questions.
Mr E J Holloway Named As Corio Candidate
A Melbourne report states Mr E J Holloway is nominated for Corio. The article notes changes in local party representation and mentions an opponent in the upcoming selection. Details on dates and full affiliations are incomplete due to typographical errors in the source.
Engine Drivers Rally Over Mine Safety Employment Row
Reported letter from the Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association states members plan to withdraw from the mouth Perahae Holliery amid dispute over AAR Morlae employment. The missive asserts miners' federation actions threaten industry stability while denying allegations of misconduct by workers or unions.
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Miners’ Federation
Teavheings
Anare
MacDonald to Visit U S A in September
A fragmentary note reports that MacDonald plans a visit to the United States beginning September 28. The text is garbled but indicates travel arrangements and a reference to Anglo American matters, with unclear details about dates and procedures.
London Conference Likely In December Reported
A London conference appears likely to occur in December according to a New York Times dispatch. The article notes high level discussions among United Kingdom and allied representatives with possible attendance by prominent leaders and officials.
British reply awaited to U S note on cruiser tonnage
The British government prepared to respond to a U S note on cruiser tonnage. Officials in Washington indicated a reply was expected from London. The exact terms and implications remained unclear as discussions suggested careful, extended examination by British authorities.
Merger Tangles BEAM WIRELESS and Labour Fears London
Fragmented scribbles report a provisional handover plan for a merger involving BEAM WIRELESS amid Labour power fears in Australia. Mentions dates, figures, and unnamed entities with uncertain phrasing, reflecting a tense political business climate and possible labour retapmed changes.
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