Referendum Difficulties Delays Authority Cabinet Action
Reports from the Aub-Committes of Cabines indicate significant obstacles in advancing section Be of the Constitution referendum. General Mr. Manzion struggles to frame the proposal as Cabinet confronts likely delays of five to ten days for discussion, with amendments aimed at Commonwealth aviation and broadcasting funding. The bill faces parliamentary hurdles and a constitutional limit delaying the vote for at least two months, pushing any referendum into February.
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Cabines
Mr. Manzion
Ade
Monzien
Amazing Plot Behind Life of King Germany Named Power Conerned
A dramatic analysis centers on a trial at McMahon detailing a power plot tied to the life of the king of Germany. The evidence presented highlights political maneuvers, conspiratorial planning, and legal proceedings shaping early 20th century international tension.
Judge dismisses foreign entanglement claim at Old Bailey trial
George McMahon, a 35-year-old journalist, was found guilty of aiming a pistol at the King near the ceremony of the Trooping the Colour. He admitted taking money from a foreign power and providing notes to the War Office, claiming he would have received £150 more if the plan succeeded. He suggested embassy figures and letters to Sir John Simon connected to espionage plans and escape arrangements. The court heard the plot involved the War Office and foreign emissaries claiming no reward was given.
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London
Starling
George Andrew McMahon
the Old Bailey
McMahon
War Office
Soaphire
Mchaanon
Waa
Wan Sup
Mint
MemMabon
Tme War Office
France
Cours Waa
Lalmost
facMahon
Warnice
John Simon
King's Holiday Plans Altered by Security Threat
The article reports King Edward's holiday in France being cancelled after a warning from Sy McMahon and Kerstein that an assassination attempt would be made there. Secret Service corroborated many statements as authorities acted, raising questions about the timing and sources of the disclosure and its impact on the monarch's itinerary.
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London
Edward
France
Ais
Sy McMahon
Kerstein
McMahon
Herstein
Secret Service
Ptcera
Germany
Miasehe Keatshon
Keretwin
King Returns to London After Foreign Affairs Tour
The King lands in England and proceeds to Buckingham Palace for a royal dinner with Queen Mary. He discusses Ireland and foreign policy with officials as a crowd gathers at the arrival. Security and ceremonial duties accompany the return amid political tension.
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London
Wimihan
England
Biron
Mbumy
Mary
Buckingham Paiste
Fragmentary air crash report near desolate mud landing
The damaged aircraft failed to land safely due to storms and poor visibility, forcing an emergency landing. The plane skid into soft mud near a distant place, with crew and passengers reportedly uninjured but awaiting extraction.
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Uum
Ind
40 Hour Week Fear and Costs Worry Australia Exporters
The secretary of the ore department notes concerns over a proposed 40 hour week and its potential impact on costs for Australia's export industry. Key figures, including W Allan, discuss how a shorter workweek could raise expenses and affect economic production.
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Ayoney
Twesday
W. Allan
Amon
Australia
Gibraltar Deadlock Likely as Tokyo Talks Stall
Tokyo reports say the Consul General to Australia Mr. Mural rejects Australia’s settlement proposals in the Japan trade dispute. Negotiations stall over barter terms for rayon and cotton goods for wool, delaying agreement.
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Tokyo
Prem
Australia
Mural
Japan
Gooda
Riots, Union Funds, and Forgery Case Shock City
A former clerk linked to the Australian wool import sector was convicted on three counts of forgery amid findings that substantial sums from the Mortality Benefi Fund vanished. Court heard lax union controls and questioned alleged misappropriations as river disturbances and police court actions unfolded.
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Rydney
Peranois Bewek
Son
N.E.W
Skely
Australian Tramways and MoTor Cronous Employees’ Union
Tay
Lssue
Recelpta
Homour
Larely
Crown
London
Hia
Poline
Mpein
Len Miming
Hitler Concludes Nuremberg Speech Amid Veiled Diplomacy
At Nuremberg today Adolf Hitler delivered a final speech attacking Bolsheviks in violent terms but did not reveal a definite plan for breaking with Russia or exiting the Franco-Russian pact. Foreign observers and attendees reported strong nationalist mood, with crowds chanting Deutschland Uber Alles as military maneuvers signaled a powerful German army.
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Nuremberg
Bolsheviers
Russia
France
Conares
Russia's Army Offensive Power Questioned
In a Rotary Club address in Sydney the economic adviser to the Bank of NSW argues Russia has a large army and air force but limited offensive power. He notes a desire for peace and real tension between Australia and Germany during his tour, with cautious views on Russia's aims.
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Sydney
Z. Hyttem
Bank of Nsw
Rusia
Aytten
Auslymne
Rotary Club Today
Rumia
Aues
Germany
Republican swing in Maine hinted in fragmented text
The clipped passage discusses a Republican swing in Maine, noting unclear mentions of candidates and national trend implications for the forthcoming presidential elections. It references Lom and a Republican seminar, with vague ties to Maine results and overall party momentum.
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Maine
Lom
Japanese Proposals Not Acceptable Trade Deadlock Looms
Cabinet rejected Japan's counter proposals as unacceptable and instructed Sir Henry Gullett to inform the Japanese Consul-General. The reply dispatched last night risks a deadlock unless Japan modifies demands or offers alternatives. The Prime Minister Lyons and Trade Treaties Minister refused further discussion and kept details secret. Unofficial reports say Japan might accept all suggestions if Westminster guarantees a substantial duty cut on artificial silk and cotton fabrics by December 1.
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Cabinet
Sir Henry Gullett
Mr. Lyons
Japan
T Ia
Belgian Treaty Talks Expand Trade With Aotearoa Europe
Negotiations involve Australia France Belgium Czechoslovakia and Poland with aims to draft a treaty within years. Discussions with Belgian envoy M Nikotte progress at Casberrs where a draft treaty is expected. Provisions seek larger Belgian meat dairy and wheat markets in exchange for substantial shares of glass and other goods.
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Australia
France
Belgium
Lovakia
Poland
M. Nikotte
Tony
Casberrs
French Strike Escalates As Premier Warns Arbitration
Premier Blum threatens to appoint an arbitrator within 24 hours to decide wage increases and other terms, forcing employers to accept. Employers resist, saying they must run their industries and avoid Sovietisation. Workers threaten large protests, while officials note talks with unions continue and unity is urged amid Hitler’s challenge.
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PARIA
Crise
M. Blum
Thirles
Nord
Workera
Spain
M. Shin
Employer
Brosit
Ishour
Hitler
Union Demands on ALP and Executive PLEA
A report from the crowd at a political gathering notes union demands on the ALP and an executive push. Graves states a resolution to place a manuar before the ALP Executive, and calls for all electoral councils to be surveyed in light of recent expulsions and party discipline.
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ALP
Graves
Drowning Fatality Near Undercute River Reported
A drowning incident occurred by the Undercute River with unknown details. Authorities reported a fatality and initiated standard water rescue procedures as search teams investigated the scene. Further information on victims and causes was not provided in the readable text.
Evidence by Expert on Explosives in Geelong Bomb Outrage
An expert testimony on explosives details is presented in connection with the Geelong bomb outrage case. The analysis outlines the device components, ignition mechanism, and potential quantities, informing investigators and prosecutors. Local authorities emphasize ongoing examination and public safety measures.
Bomb Stolen Melbourne Inquest Resumes In Geelong
In Melbourne the inquest into Mrs Amy Milne killed by a bomb resumed in Geelong court. Key testimony linked the blast to a person wearing a bomb device and identified a suspect seen near the scene. Witnesses described the explosion and the suspected use of gelignite, with various officials testifying to prior incidents and security concerns.
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Melbourne
Tumaay
Amy Milne
Geelong
Re. Carr
Neil Mackensin Freeman
Soliecor
Defence Forces
France
Pernom
Milne
Tine
Bale
Erpohn Cobb
Jobin Ela
Rot
Nobet (An) Ils Ltd
Ella Ormeon
Ward Gath
Rooker Dyster
Mamai Latunges
Tad Spproathe
David Blac
Witnea
Madelon
Macintosh
Miloe
Rae
Tse
Sapleeien
Carr
Gorman
Bob Scott
Scott
Reitel
Constable
Mites
Jhuldoon
Gestonig
Milne Anid
Msk
David Macintosh
MacKay
Oberg
Totter
Milneae
Final settlement in Angus case court notes
Fragmentary OCR shows a final settlement related to Angus, with references to a trial, assembly, and observers. The text is severely garbled, making specifics unclear. The record preserves names and parties incompletely, but indicates a concluded matter and possible administrative actions.
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