Queensland Senate Swing Shifts in Late Count
The AU parliamentary report shows a strong late swing for the Government in Queensland with three Senate seats possibly returning. Maranoa and Wide Bay turnouts clarify the race while Darling sees Gley leading despite fluctuations. Corser holds Wide Bay and Hunter leads Maranoa but not yet secured.
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Queensland
Maranoa
Wide Bay
H. Corser
Country Party
J. A. J Hunter
Darling
Gley
Election staffing list shows candidates and affiliations in NSW race
A scrambled electoral roll style list for New South Wales shows candidates with party tags and groupings such as Banton Drew Eldridge Lane Macara and Blakely along with club or union references. The text includes district markers like Richmond and Riverina and mentions officials or affiliates like Cure, Jamieson and Lawson in a dense, OCR like snippet.
Three Men Die At Level Crossing Train Collision
A Norfolk style level crossing disaster left three men dead when a train struck their lorry on an incline. The driver attempted to brake but could not prevent impact, the lorry turned to splinters while a fourth occupant escaped unharmed. Police and fire services freed the bodies as bystanders watched. The victims, named by local press, hailed from Kearsley and Aberdewn while the engine and coal wagon passed through the scene at speed. The survivor said even if warned, escape was impossible in time.
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Samuel Marek
Tne
Moffatt Cei
Shoelé
Empire Games for Australia Spark Debate in Empire Context
Report from Fremantle on H K Maxwell leading Australia's team returning from the Empire Games. Commentary discusses potential bids to host future events, with figures on costs and differing European reactions to Russia’s admission. Names of officials and politicians appear amid a wider League interpretation and international stance.
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Fremantle
H. K. Maxwell
James
Australia
Variation in Counting Shifts Leads to Tight House Race
The House of Representatives recount shows early results skewing against A Blakeley until late yesterday, with 8277 votes counted and Blakeley briefly ahead. By last night 89,467 formal votes were tallied and Darling trails are slim, leaving Blakeley narrowly ahead of the UCP. Final totals hinge on 4,000 to 5,000 outstanding ballots and potential Coombe preferences shifting the balance in the final tally.
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A. Blakeley
Aly Aloe
Ria
Fev
Wakeley
Ouarke
Sonmbe
Fomm
Goldenrtedt
U.C
Darling
English opinions on election impact in Australia city article
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Lardon
Beales
Criste
Austrstian
Tan & Ake
Stock Exchange
Optimiatia
London
Glenherye
Soviet Admission to League Faces Swiss Objections
The League of Nations Political Committee approved the admission of the Soviet Union amid a stormy debate led by Swiss delegate Mott who denounced Communism and religious persecution, citing Switzerland’s past injuries and warning against world revolution under Soviet influence. The Swiss delegation argued non recognition and condemned Soviet acts including campaign to disrupt Swiss stability.
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Mr. Mott
Switzerland
Bercely
I Tulliain
League
Petrograd
Participa!e Switserland
Japanese Mission to Australia Negotiates Trade Pact
Special envoy plans a high level delegation from Japan to Australia to renew Mr. Latham’s visit and negotiate a Japan Australia trade treaty. The mission will then tour the Dutch East Indies and British East Africa, seek wool agreements in South Africa, and later dispatch Youhita to Moscow London Paris Berlin and London to steer Japan’s policy abroad.
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Tokio
Hirota
Austral
Latham
Japan
Australia
Dutch East Indies
South Africa
Youhita
Moscow
London
Paris
Berlin
Lang Campaign to Capture A.LP Would Force Labour Unity
Lang launches bid to seize leadership of the A.LP with aims to unify Labour factions. He argues the move will strengthen party cohesion and present a united front ahead of upcoming policy debates. Critics warn of internal rifts and power struggles within the party.
Victoria Labour Party Launches State Campaign
A vigorous plan to seize control of the labour machine in the Commonwealth Parliament is set to begin soon, with visits planned across Victoria and Lang party advocates ready in several regions. Opposition likely strong in Queensland, while Sydney views Lang unity as a test for the Federal Labour Party.
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Byoney
Tuseday
Labour
Victoria
Lang
Queensland
Sydney
Lang Party
Tores
New South Wales
Alaskan City in Ashes After Devastating Fire
A huge blaze in Nome, Alaska, destroyed a famed gold center and left two Eskimos dead. Estimated damage tops two million dollars as most buildings burned, with only two major structures and some residences spared. At least four hundred residents are displaced, and emergency crews battle ongoing flare ups amid the smoke and chaos.
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Nome
Alaska
Old City
Nazi boycott to ruin Catholic hospital over anti Hitler vote
fragmentary report notes threats against a Catholic hospital tied to anti Nazi voting. mentions Aguinat Hitler and Nazism, a boycott by Dumseldorf and threats to publish names of doctors who disobey. unclear context and attribution.
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Dumseldorf
Ee Greer
Bt, A
Argentine Protest to Washington Demands Reparations
Buenos Ayres reports a protest to Washington over alleged defamation of character and munitions inquiry conduct. The Foreign Office instructed the ambassador to demand payment of Allied reparation for moral damages after a train accident involving Reginald Batty, a 40 year old train examiner, run down on the line.
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Buenos Ayres
Foreign Office
de- Sydney
Reginald Donad
Batty
WA Election Ballot Names and Affiliations Noted
Western Australia lists candidates including Clements Cook Jacobs Bourke Greive Holman Collet Johnston UCP with MacDonald UAP Sit27Gerald Ind Mountjoy Comm Murphy Ind among party and independent designations on the ballot.
Endeavour Wins First Race in Tasmania Meeting
In a Tasmanian race meeting, Endeavour claimed victory ahead of rivals including Seabrook Cooper Dart Grant and Shay. Other participants such as Judd Lane Moise Palamountain and Plummer were noted in the field as the event unfolded.
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Pxsr
Seabrook
Cooper
Dart
Grant
Judd
Lane
Moise
Uae
Palamountain
Plummer
Moe
Endeavour Wins First Heat in America's Cup Series at Newport
The English yacht Endeavour won the first heat of the America's Cup race in Newport, beating American defender Rainbow by about two minutes. The victory came despite light winds and an earlier showing of strong upwind performance, signaling strong contender status in the ongoing series.
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Newport
Endeavour
Rainbow
Air Weapons and Government Contracts Scrutiny in Washington
The inquiry examined American aero plane makers including United Aircraft and Fiat Whitney Motor, alleging increased investment and naval contracts gained through influence. It cited tripling exports to Germany and China, with shipments routed as commercial orders. officials denied improper ties.
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Washington
Honate Muni- Ula
Mclala
Fiat and Whitney ‘Motor le Uf
United Aircraft Inc
Hitler
Pratt
Minis
New Companies Law Drafted Amid Gov Reform Push
The Amending Gesipunisa Wil ja has been drafted by Save Government and will pass Parliament this year. The bill aims to update the Companies Act and address corporate governance. Evidence notes China claims a modern air fleet of 500 aircraft, with 44 percent designated as military planes.
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Save
Parliamant
Companian
Chine
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Eldridge
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Willie
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UCP
Awyol Abbott
Cummins
Griffith
Lana Barclay-Smith
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Macquarie Chifley
Jamieson
SM Lawson
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Wock
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Lavelle
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Eric M. Darcy
Kearsley
Clive Darey
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Aberdewn
Hugh Mattatt
Batman Brennan
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Keane
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Anthony Moan
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China
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Moyle
South Australia
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