Canadian Tour Secretary Thomas Seeks Support for Unemployed
London reports Mr J Thomas plans a stop at Laverpend to promote Canadian workers relief. He calls the mission strenuous and says Canada must learn to mobilize workers, while conservative papers debate his role and who leads the Labour Ministry.
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London
J. Thomas
Privy Real
Laverpend
Daily Herald
Thommas
Canada
Thomas
Phillip Snow
Tlameny Macdonald
Wool Sales Demand From Europe Reported In Sydney
Continental buyers led by Yorkshire traders showed firm demand at Sydney wool sales. Active competition supported prices on top descriptions while lower grades, especially faulty lines, sold unchanged. Merino lines reached 18 pence, and overall turnover noted private contracts and 13 684 bales in sale offerings.
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Sydney
Yorkashire
Wheat pool ballots to continue amid government vote
The Agriculture Minister announced further ballots for the wheat pool during the current government term. He said the increased affirmative vote justified continuing the ballot, despite expectations the pool proposal would pass.
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Bydney
Mr v
Baliot
Night Patrol Intercepts Suspected Burglars in George Redfern Area
Police at Bergeamt and Constable Naish stop two men at 2.30 am as they move a car loaded with large packages. Officers seize fur coats hats and related items believed stolen and arrest the pair for breaking and entering.
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Sydney
George Redfern
Bergeamt
Naish
Grazier’s Attack on Shearer Awards Sparks Federal Debate
In Sydney on a Tuesday debate centers on the union's control of awards. The speaker argues that decades of state and Commonwealth awards created friction, urging a unified approach. He contends the AWU split caused the Queensland shearers' award to diverge from federal standards, urging consistency across states.
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Sydney
W.A
Commonwealth
Mabe
Biste
Queensland
Queens
A.W.U
Campaign Opens Tonight as Nationalists Shape Attitude
The Prime Minister Bruce will deliver the government policy speech marking the campaign start. W M Hughes will appeal to North Sydney electors. Bruce departs Canberra for Melbourne and ministers will depart Canberra until after the election. Sydney applications close for Nationalist selection.
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Mr. Bruce
Sydney
Nationalist Party
Hughes
Deane Heads North With Writs For Election
The Secretary of Home Affairs Mr I B Deane left Canberra last night with writs for the election. Minister for Home Affairs Mr Albbott is touring his electorate and likely to sign the writs on Friday. The writs will be saved for use on the following Monday when Electoral Act provisions on election conflict become operative.
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Department of Home Affairs
I. KB. Deane
Capberra
Home Affairs
Albbbott
Deane
New South Wales
Petition Circulating For Nott Opposing Hughes In North Sydney
A petition is circulating among Nationalists in the Northern sun to support Dr Nott in opposition to Mr Hughes. Sir Clifford Lovey Bold, president of the North Sydney Electoral Council, declared the petition a great surprise to him. The event was met with official reaction.
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Byoney
Ties
Nott
Hughes
North Sydney
Clifford Lovey
Marks Pleased with Broad Support for Pam
MP Waller Marks reports strong backing for Pam with many telegrams and supporters promising continued aid. He notes widespread enthusiasm for the Nationalist cause despite some disputes and calls for action.
Labour Drives Into Electorates in Campaign Push
Labour campaign director Mr. Theodore said Labour will run drives through constituencies with responsible speakers. A key delegation led by Mr. Walterst will move to the Gwydir Electorate as part of the party’s outreach to electors.
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Rypney
Labour
Theodore
Aft
Ailiog Bethea
Tiest
Gwydir
Me. Wttalerst
Nationalist Mann Declares Perth Candidacy
In Adelaide on Tuesday F A Mann says endorsements by the Nationalist Marty would not affect his bid. He announces intention to stand as a Nationalist in the west election despite lack of endorsement.
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Adelaids
F. A. Mann
Marty
West
Collins Endorsed in Wakefield Wake
South Australia reports Mr. Collins has been endorsed for Wakefield and is viewed as having an excellent chance to win. Mr. Duncan-Hughes cables from London stating he will not contest Boothby. Boothby and Wakefield races are noted with Collins favored in Wakefield.
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Adelaide
Tuesiay
Duncan-Hughes
London
Boothby
Collins
Wakefield
Clear Cut Issues Shape Melbourne Election
Mr Boullin said the Melbourne election will be fought on clear cut issues, not on stunts of influence as in two previous occasions. The remarks emphasize substantive debate over gimmicks and public concerns.
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Melbourne
Tuening
Boullin
Iesuen
Imceya
Lindfield Women’s Stand Signals Internal Split
The Lindfield Women’s Branch of the National Association shows decisive support for the Prime Minister and strong disapproval of Mr. Mughes and other Nationalists who opposed the government. The Tuesday meeting marks a pivotal moment in internal party alignments.
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Svomney
Lindfeld Women’s Braoch
National Association
Prine Miniser
Mr. Mughes
Robert Cook Calls for Fight Over Indi Campaign
Robert Cook declares intent to contest Indi in defiance of Dr Early Pagu cables. He alleges sacrifice by Dr Mage and criticizes the handling of messages about a rival candidate.
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London
Robert Cook
Indi
Early
Pagu
Bearn
Mage
State Members To Assist In Campaign
The State Parliament will rise next week for a fortnight to allow members to assist in the Federal campaign. The government plans to dispose of the Ackhorn bill and Langs censure, and push the Legislative Council reform bill before adjournment. The budget will be brought down as Parliament assembles.
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Bydney
Ackhorn Ba
Langs
Legisative Council
Country Party Clarifies Melbourne Endorsement
The Country Party explains its stance on endorsing Mr. A Walters for India, replying to protest by Mr. Robert Cook now in Eraland. The party says the action does not rely on the candidate who will be absent during the campaign.
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Melbourne
Tuecellay
Robert Cook
Eraland
Country Party
A. Walters
India
Mr Perkins Campaign Faces Local Rally and Notices
The report describes Mr J A Torkin and supporters by the Bet on fre electorate, noting recent notices and an arranged rally on Monday in Quiranbeyan. It mentions campaign actions, speaker lines, and anticipated attendance from local backers.
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J. A
Torkin
Sallonaliat
Beton
Connie
Lenny
J Jong
Terkina
Wipperters
Wien
Contested Country Party Candidacy Amid Local Withdrawals
Reports from Queanbeyan district detail Labour and Country Party interests shaping candidate selections. Dr P Y Plackal of Queanbeyan declined due to health, while W O P Thriett of Rindabella is favored to contest if he agrees to stand. Local organizers Leo ONeill and E L Orutrie have sent nominations to Sydney.
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Perkins
Taanber
Greerie Tuiridd
Queanbeyan Redentia
Dignd
Labour and Country Party
Iis Uf
Queanbeyan
Tut
W. OP. Tthiett
Rindi Bella
Leo Oneill
Braach
EL Orutrie
AJP
Sydney
Tahowr
W. Card
Scullin Confident of Victory on Labour Sweep
Mr J H Scullin leader of the Federal Opposition arrives on Apencer Street to cheering Labour supporters. He cites enthusiastic reports from labour centres in all states and predicts a large Labour victory aided by resignations from three Labour state members and opposition to the Bruce government.
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Melbodine
J. H. Scullin
Laader
Apencer Street
Scullin
Labour
Iruce-Dage
Labour Houser
John Brown
Bruce
Beullin
Touher
Commonwealth
Ramsay MacDonald Seeks Broad Anglo American Naval Accord
Ramsay MacDonald's Washington visit aims to put Anglo American relations on a stronger footing than since 1612. The five power naval conference will discuss remaining issues, including a broader scope than expected, and will adjourn the Washington talks, likely meeting mid January with Britain and the United States seeking parity and reduced expenditures. Australia and New Zealand will be invited to join the five power talks.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
White House
Great Britain
Britain
United States
Board of the Admiralty
America
Avetralian Press Association
Dominions
Kolice
Avetralian Drews Association
Macdonald
Naval conference delays and aims for tonnage cuts
Washington notes Secretary Stimson says a January naval conference may be postponed for thorough prep. Hoover era figures show Americans seek three extra 10 000 ton vessels while Britain wants a 16 000 ton reduction. MacDonald remains hopeful a bridge during the Washington visit.
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Washington
Stimson
Timeon
Hale
Vreadent Hoover
London
Britain
America
Romesay MacDonald
Prime Minister Plans US Canada Tour Post Washington
After six days in Washington the Prime Minister will travel to New York with a brief stop in Philadelphia. He will visit Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Toronto where he may meet Canadian Prime Minister Mr MacKenzie King. The trip continues to Ottawa for three days and ends with Montreal and Quebec visits before Mr MacDonald departs for England on October 21.
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London
Washington
New York
Phiadelphia
Ant Nen
Anmerica
Niagara
Duffalo
Toronto
MacKensiey King
Tes
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebecr
Mr. MacDonald
England
French Occupation of Weis- V Sparks Hague Tension
Berlin reports public unrest over the French occupation of Weis- V in defiance of the Hague decision. The move is condemned as contrary to the spirit of the conference at Le Hague, which did not indicate that evacuated territories would be seized by other powers.
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Berlin
Weis- V
le Hague
Only 400 Troops to Be Stationed at Webvheen
The Quai d Orsay explains a small French force of about 100 troops will be stationed at Webvheen in succession to the Hrntivs. It notes that Weixhaden remains in a third generation and will not be evacuated next June.
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Quai d’ Orsay
Treapa
Webvheen
Succesdon
Hrntivs
Communists' Ideals Spark Federal Arbitration Tension
A distorted report notes a Tuesday manifesto arguing the abolition of federal arbitration is needed to curb slow, labor–capital clashes. It claims arbitration hinders rapid responses by the capitalist class against workers.
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Bydneyv
Tirice
Jarvie's Seat Declared Vacant After Parliaments Action
Major Jarvie resigned from Parliament amid a bribery case and conspiracy charges. The House declared his seat vacant by a majority vote after the resignation was handed to the Speaker. By-elections were set to proceed with a Nationalist candidate contesting the vacancy.
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Pardee
Major Jarvie
Peter
Jorcie
Mero Jarvie
Evlel
Willy de
Joevie
Debbie
Bili
Illes Feronn
Owhbeh
Ines
Darvie
Justice James
Fittee
Jarvie
Arvie
Lanrarini
Havin
Jorvie
Chamberland
Howsy
Wheat Prices Fall in Chicago Trading Pit
Chicago floor selling in late trading sent wheat prices sharply lower. Western holders of long grain and reports of threatening weather in Argentine wheat provinces spurred pressure. Drought fears from the southern hemisphere have dominated recent sessions.
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Chicago
Murder of Paris Police Chief Stuns City
Police chief Hayle, head of the Paisian Voelle Recorde Peenarment, was killed on a Paris staircase after a confrontation with a gunman. The shooter fired three shots as bystanders attempted to flee, while a pursuing supervisor was also struck. Hayle, famed for organizing an antiphenomenal service, had been accused of forging documents.
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JF Atar
Monsieur Main
Paisian
Voelle Recorde Peenarment
Mathis de Juntee
Fotheann
Tingle
Bayle
Namie van Joneph Mhili
Hayle
Ube
Tera
Wien
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Pam
Xa Lal
Waller Marks
Hoe
MR. W. Marks
Qn Mann
Perth
South Australia
Mr. Collins
Lindfield
Eden Monaro
Mr. Perkins
MR. J. Perkins
MR. Scullin
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Hague
Stor
Vancouver
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Phillipe
Tiawaelie
Caroline Wella
Paris
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