Monument unveiled for Herbert Hinkler at Arezzo
Italian memorial honors Australian aviator Herbert Hinkler unveiled at Arezzo marking the site of the crash. Officials say Britain and Italy share gratitude for Hinkler’s service as 4000 local youths, dignitaries, and the Victoria Attache attend the ceremony with wreaths and two planes circling overhead.
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Arezzo
Lala Bert Hinkler
Tellan
Puller
Herbert Hinkler
Provines
Ares
Mu'len
Win
Pavol Rau
Calmnel Stevens
Rome
Br. Pearkes
London
Hite
Italy
Acctrallan
Hinklar
Arvo
Unemployed Deputation Plans Trip To Government House
A six member deputation is formed by a committee from ipadera unemployed to appeal to His Excellency the Governor General. The group includes Rev Canon Robertson Rev P Waldock and Messrs J O Keefe W Willis D Willis and C Robertson. Robertson to arrange the visit while a telegram is sent to Prime Minister Lyons urging Cabinet action to relieve Territory distress.
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Ipadera
Txe
Canon Robertson
Waldock
Messrs
J.o'keefe
W and
D. Willis
Robertson
Government House
Mini
Lyons
Wool sales show shorter hours boost demand in three capitals
Wool markets across major centers report rising demand and higher prices as buyers push for faster turnover, with New York and Washington noting stronger competition. Trading, bidding, and record prices reflect overall market optimism despite smaller inventories and tightening credit.
Proposed Law and Umpire Powers Dominate Australian Cricket News
Reports from Sydney and Melbourne discuss a new hedgliline law and umpire powers, with debate on implications for pricing and control. The Australian cricket tour schedule and management changes feature prominently as associations consider leadership and selection amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Sydney
Montasik
Board of
Conrol
Cpegel
Sataqan
Hivo
N.W. Cricket Association
IMI
Collis
Audrown
Kellaway Betseen
Melbourne
Tre
Sautidale
Ana Erally
State Budget Delays Mark Budgetary Session
A Monday session of the state cabinet focused on budget matters with Treasury officials compiling guidance for ministers. The government plans further discussion and a preparatory retreat to outline relief provisions and budget priorities amid ongoing negotiations.
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Hydney
Stata
Treasury
Powe Deyn
Wheat Exports and Possible Agreement Spotted in London
The Westminster Bank Review reports on a Wheat Conference Advisory Committee meeting in London. It argues that subsidies by importing countries do not primarily stem from overproduction and that subsidies may instead complicate export dynamics.
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London
Westminster Bank
Ottawa agreement delay sparks question in London Observer
The London Observer reports Prime Minister Lyons defending the federal country's stance on the Ottawa agreement amid charges of delayed implementation. He notes Australia’s trade implications and stresses cabinet discussion focused on the budget rather than the dispute.
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Indon
Hruce
Ottawa
T. Patternoi
Landry
Federal Country Party
London
Lyons
Australle
Observer
Miniatera
Devastating Mexican Floods Leave Over 130 Dead
Flood waters from the hurricane sweep across northern Mexico killing more than 30 at Tampico and causing a rising death toll estimated at 130. Forty bodies recovered in the low lands after a dam break on the Santiago River near San Luis Potosi.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Mexico
Santiago River
San Luis Potosi
Trade tour boosts exports and cuts per capita consumption
The article notes a rise in exports totaling 490 million and a per person consumption reduction due to more diverse distribution and higher living standards. It discusses agreed limits on export growth to curb import demand, with two years of restrictions and potential future contact through an Advisory Committee to chart a broader policy path.
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Aid
Mary
Weber
Nazi Demonstrators Clash With Crowd in Graz
In Graz on Sunday about two hundred Nazis attempted to stage a demonstration for the National Front using dangerous devices. A furious mob seized ten Nazis, nearly tearing limbs from several bodies before police intervened. The crowd raised their hands when a national anthem played, spreading smoke and panic as one hundred people suffered injuries and severe burns.
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Graz
National Front Dessenjon
Council Sues Over Faulty Culvert Non-Suit Entered
A court case against Aydeney council alleges negligence in maintenance of a culvert over a banked road. Contractor Moynglds seeks 100 pounds for damages claiming a faulty plank caused a driver to break through and eject a passenger. Judge directed verdict for the council, 104 withheld, and a 1 day stay granted to allow appeal.
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Aydney
Divirick
Taoren Moynglds
Fast Hille
Benkstowns Council
Aumagén
Bankatows
Haynonin
Haro
Bud Reynolds
Pontendrel
Bedlam Leader O Duffy Attacks De Valera Dutein
An imposing National Army parade backs United Party campaign in Thure with generals O Duty Congrave McDermott and Dillon. O Duffy promises national reunion while criticizing De Valera’s policy and urging restraint to avoid war. Norton of Labour comments on fusion and relief measures.
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Tor & Appedy
Iraiaid
Ireland
United Party
Wong
General O'Dunny
Tim
Congrave
Norton
Lacout sJearty
KiMere
Deleila
Labour
Heweld
de Valera
Achermen
Teriila
Britain
Police Party To Groote Island Mission Standoff
Melbourne minister for the interior told a deputation from the Church Mission Society that police would not be tasked with guarding the Groote Island mission. He warned of potential mishap and said he would study shifting police focus inland, while the expedition would still proceed if practicable.
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Melbourne
Mooray
Church Mission Society
Groote Island
Mis
Sion
Per
Kine
Extensive Arrests in Germany Spark Mass Detentions
Berlin officials announce hundreds jailed including nine hundred mostly Communist detainees. West German broadcaster and family heads among those arrested and sent to concentration camps. Libel and accusations swirl as trials and alleged political purges dominate headlines.
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Berlin
West Dei Broadcasting Company
Hfe
Mialf
Kerli Broadcasting
British Hope of Reassembly in London November
The Daily Herald reports British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald hopes to reassemble part of the Economic Conference in London in November. Officials at the conference discuss monetary policy. Europe’s opposition to renewing the full conference appears likely, with French Cabinet and Signor Munnolini pursuing regional deals and cautious on gold relations.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Ramsay McDonald
MacDonald
Europe
Cabot
Munnolini
Craig’s sentence commuted to life in prison
Sydney residents report that Eric Holand Craig, convicted of Beasle O Connor’s murder, had his death sentence commuted to life at penal servitude. The Executive Council discussed the case for hours with the minister remarking Craig will never be released.
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Sydney
Eric Holand Craig
Beasle O'Connor
Craig
Bee Yan
Executive Council
Justics
Air. Martin
Crate
Prieon
Tamworth Hospital Grant Approved for Ward Conversion
The Health Minister Mr Wouret authorized £10365 for Tamworth District Hospital. Funding will support a nurses home and convert existing premises into a private and intermediate ward, part grant part loan.
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Hydney
Wouret
Tamworth
Puraes
Paltry Effort Pension Policy Debate In House
The House of Representatives debates Lyons Government pension policy calling it a paltry effort. Mr Renaley condemns the proposal as too limited to aid the elderly and invalid, noting it would affect few and doubt remains over real cost and income thresholds.
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Laader
House of Representative
Rénaley
Dancrbadt
Lyons Govarn- AL
Betting Conference Considers Regulating Betting Activities
An interstate conference convened by New South Wales debated advisability of regulating or prohibiting betting. Attendees included representatives from NSW, Victoria, Queensland, and police, with officials from the Chief Secretary and other departments, discussing regulatory options and remote betting operations.
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Aydnhy
Hatfay
New South Wales
New
Voight
Huge Naval Base London Prominence in Dolly Herald Report
A Canberra dispatch in the Dolly Herald suggests a prominent London base fortification plan. It states it is probable the massive fortifications will be dated and the North and South sectors may undergo air force measures. The report notes potential return to compulsory military training.
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London
Dolly Herald
Canberra
Rome
Saukin Jaboliahea
Enowes
Tha
Daily Herald
Sugar steamer runs aground near Yarraville wharf
A sugar steamer named Dumose ran aground while attempting to berth at the Coloolaugar Mafining Company's wharf at Yarraville. Timbers and crew were secured quickly, the vessel remained aground in the afternoon.
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Melbourne
Monauy
Dumose
Advisory Board Report on New South Wales Wage Policy
A fragmented report from the Advisory Board notes proposed policy shifts in New South Wales Sydney. The document hints at wage adjustments and potential reforms to balance costs and benefits, with emphasis on timely governance and ongoing deliberations by authorities.
Early loan council approves 2.5 million unemployment relief plan
Monday reports indicate the Metropolitan Water Board planned to approve a 2,500,000 loan for unemployment relief over two years. Mr Brewer suggested Abe contiprte. Mr Stevens said the loan was not intended to interfere with other financial arrangements the Board considered.
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Brewer
Abe
Stevena
Boan
French Offer for American Cotton Surprises Washington
Reports from New York indicate a French agency, Neldeckar Jettle, sought to buy 8,000,000 bales of American cotton, amounting to about a quarter of current production. Officials saw potential, but no price or terms were disclosed. The move could affect the domestic surplus and prices, causing considerable concern in official circles.
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Washington
Sunita
New York
Neldeckar Jettle
Chinese Hopes Of Recovery After Japanese War Outrage
A historical wartime dispatch quotes Chinese leaders and observers expressing cautious optimism for recovery after Japanese aggression in Manchuria. The text outlines resolve to uphold Chinese patriotism, vow not to forget the wrongs, and foresee future strength despite setbacks.
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Manchuria
Republic of China
Linpoa
Mora
China
Emay Ier
Disarmament Debate Faces Five Year Pause Demand
A fragmented report describes a French stance demanding no German rearmament for five years as proof of compliance. The piece notes international tensions and mentions European leaders shaping the ceasefire terms amid a stalled disarmament process.
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