Argyle Government Defeated by One Vote in Parliament
In Melbourne on Tuesday the Argyle Government lost the Legislative Assembly by 27 to 26 in a motion for adjournment over the Geelong Harbour Trust dismissal. Three UAP members crossed the floor. Premier Sir Stanley Argyle called a Cabinet meeting to consider the situation.
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Melbourne
Argyle
Legislative Assembly
H. V. Drew
Ua.p
Albert Park
Geelong
U.ap
Stanley Argyle
Lyons Defends Government Against Punitive Expedition Claim
Prime Minister Lyons expresses disappointment at ongoing criticism of government plans regarding alleged punitive action against Arnheim fund aborigines. He asserts intentions were clear and mission not required, while government claims to protect immigrants and apprehend murderers regardless of race.
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Boltane
Tornight
Seaiant Arnheim Fund Aborigines
Jyonn
Artes
Disarmament Talks Face Supervision Debate in Britain
London reports outline a potential plan for international supervision of armaments for a set term. The discussions follow Anglo-French talks and Geneva Bureau meetings, with Germany’s stance reflected by Count von Neurath noting possible global oversight amid wide proposal differences.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Paria
Geneva
Paris
Germany
Arthur
von ‘Neurath
Coup d etat feared by Austrian Socialists Tondon
Vienna dispatch reports Austrian Socialists threaten coup by force if denied power. Activists demand use of hidden arms and to seize wheat distribution with patrols on bicycles and on foot to deter counter actions.
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Tondon
Vienna
Mevtish United Prese
Aocialiats
Prince Star
Watteer
Hulta
Paria Parish Meeting Update From Incomplete Report
An OCR fragment from PARIA parish notes a secretary and meeting progress involving Demdler and officials. It references a view of the meeting, parish matters, and possible framings of agenda, but the text is garbled with missing words and unclear details about participants or outcomes.
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Paria
Prennih
Penigy Ofre
Anthony Rave
M. Demdler
Itdin
Irresponsible Herald Scare Chant Messages From Canberra Melbourne
A garbled Canberra Melbourne report cites concerns over scare messages and misinformation spreading around dawn. Officials warned citizens about misleading content and possible provocations affecting the northeastern coast fortifications and regional security.
Man's bravery saves materials in Melbourne fire
A Melbourne resident from East Melbourne sprang into a hot motor truck fire on a city street and rescued a large shipment of matte sock valued at 196,000, sustaining serious injuries. The incident occurred on Lonadale Street as the fire spread, with emergency services rushing to the scene.
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Melbourne
Towmdey
Staning Teli
Manin Motor
Matro Mover
Fim
Fem
Rt Sieay
Lonadale
German Embassy Guards Duel Amid Civil Unrest
A guarded German Embassy in London faced threats as a special police guard protected the building during a volatile night. Details describe a vehicle incident and potential arson fears as authorities moved to contain the unrest and deter supporters of opposing factions.
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London
Geman
Nistaas
Cariton House
Japan’s Aims on Australia in Pacific Tensions Rise
Viscount Tahu, a prominent diplomat, warned that Japan's moves toward the Pacific Islands could threaten Britain and Japan’s alliance. He noted anti-British demonstrations in Japan and questioned whether Tokyo would extend beyond its borders while warning powers to avoid miscalculations that might trigger broader conflict.
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Colombo
Mondith
Tahu
Pacl
Teymmanesa
Danan
Ake
Tieyiayi
Britain
Japan
M. Mat
Yen
Amedy
Sen Ald
Matauoka
Empire Defence Conference in Toronto and Imperial Unity
Fragmented report of a Monday session in Toronto on empire defence and the Keldan Commonwealth. Observers favored station cooperation with Britain and commonwealth ideas, yet no concrete defence plan or armament control agreement emerged. Some participants wished to consider wider participation by other regions due to geographic factors in developing a hemispheric system.
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Toronto
Keldan Commonwealth
Empire Defence
Afavesor
They
Baeminiana
Feason
No Slackening of Building on Naval Plan
Washington reports Britain suggested abandoning the naval construction program. Secretary of State Cordell Hull denied any change to the 214 million failure building plan. Hull also indicated willingness to cooperate in any further World Economic Conference discussions.
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Washington
Britain
United States
Cordell Hull
United State
Strong Demand for Fine Wools in Sydney and Abroad
Robust buying from Japan and France drives wool prices higher at Sydney sales. High values achieved for Merino fleece and crossbred wools with standout rates for top lots and continued general demand across descriptions. Auction volume a mix of public sale and private disposals, with strong competition noted among buyers.
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Bydney
Kven
le Gay
Japan
France
Sydney
Delco
Lambaif
Melbourne wool market shows active sales and steady rates
An animated market prevailed at Melbourne sales with a large proportion of wools from Riverina clearing well. Prices held steady from yesterday with strong demand from Brance and Bradford and Japan buyers contributing to a buoyant session.
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Melbourne
Riverina
Pelilion
Japan
Trong
Mina Forthcaming
Brance and
Bredford
Spectacular Rise in Wool Markets London
The Financial News notes a remarkable improvement in wool prices as buyers profit from policy shifts and renewed demand. Analysts see new uses for wool, including Japan markets, and expect ongoing gains as Australia trade relations evolve.
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London
Financial News
Ular
Japan
Australia
Church Trial of Rev Angus Remitted to State Assembly
After a heated debate the Presbyterian General Assembly remitted the case of Rev Angus to the Presbyterian Assembly at Sydney. The assembly instructed to proceed under its rules to protect the vital doctrines and orderly proceedings. The proceedings featured a fiery exchange over the serious issue and the facts disclosed during the inquiry.
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Melbourne
Angus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Presbyterian Assembly
Sydney
Macauley
Heavy hurricane death toll rises in Mexican districts
A Mexico City report says the tropical hurricane death toll climbed to 135 by Monday night. Troops recovered 45 bodies in San Luis Postost and 21 in Tampico districts as floods receded. At Newbourne North Carolina a hurricane left 15 dead and many missing with millions in losses.
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Mexico City
Mexico
San Luis Postost
Tampico
Newbourne
North Carolina
Assembly Debate Over Dr Angus Controversy in Melbourne Church
The Presbyterian Assembly in Melbourne faced a heated morning as motions on Dr Angus sparked strong debate. Amendments sought to challenge or sustain accusations drawn from New Testament sources, with officials urging caution and procedural changes amid accusations and heated exchanges.
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Angus
Anpin
Presbyterian
Melbourne
J. MurKensis
Toorak
Bir. Tulbor
Tulloch
J. Bibentalis
Nsw
NAW
Ammaebly
Rey
A. Macaulay
Ir Macintyre
G. W. Picken
Anqua
Courne
Applanke
Nome
Mallery
Hare
Mit
Camara
J. Mackenzie
R. MacAuley
Angie
Angws
Gray
Macauley
Courase
G. Tule
Vital
Guna
Caluma Hy
Inflation message signals Congress support from farmers
Senator Thomas reported receiving over 100 telegrams from Congress members reacting to his appeal. He noted a growing majority in favor of inflation measures to raise farm product prices. He cited farm goods now costing about 42 percent more than their previous levels, reflecting rising consumer costs.
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Washington
Thomas
Canaress
Hia Avery
Congress
Hes
Avi
Groote Island Party Out of Touch With Communication
The Minister for the Interior reports the Groote Eylandt expedition has left the Roper River and is en route to Groote Eylandt. The party will be out of communication until reaching its destination.
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Melbourne
Perkinny
Roper River
Groote Eylandte
Coal Agreement Signed Amid Socialist Drift Debate
A claim of a coal agreement in America surfaces amid Republican attacks on socialism. Reports say negotiations for the NRA code are completed, with Labour leaders praising the move as a key development. Critics warn of government subversion and rising costs, while arbitration results trickle in and strikes spread.
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Dleest Novara
Hiriy
Arbitration Board
Brockton
Timbela
Cleorgs Wickarsham
Exchange Pound and Dollar Threaten Gold Countries
Financial Times reports dollar stability around current levels could prompt gold countries to rethink policies. If the German and Dutch markets shift, the franc could face pressure, risking a broader currency realignment.
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London
Turstoy
Melbourne Comment on Ottawa Agreement Criticism
London Observer reports Australian Prime Minister Lyonm facing critique from acting Country Party Leader Paterson over Ottawa Agreement handling. Paterson suggested different course and implied government would consider the issue, pledging action if needed. The piece reflects cross imperial views and parliamentary tensions.
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Melbourne
Turedar
Country Party
Paterson
Australia
Ottawa
London “Observer
Lyonm
Patereon
Patereons Eritchem
Australian Industry Blow Dealt in London Report
A London report quotes Mr Traternon criticising Australian industry policies. He argues the stance benefits British producers and complicates export efforts for Australia. The commentary reflects internal tensions amid wartime trade concerns and differing viewpoints on primary industry support.
Australian industrial policy at Ottawa dinner
At the annual Chim ver of Manufacturers of New South Wales dinner in Ottawa the president V Fite urged unity between Australian manufacturers and primary producers on protection and assistance. He urged full government support for both primary and secondary industries, citing tariff reform as the only path to harmony, while warning against overreliance on pastoral trade and calling for tax reductions and possible relief on raw material costs.
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Sydney
Tunsaur
New South Wales
V. Fite
Commonwealth of Ausdtralia
Ead
Ottawa
Australian Referendum Debate Shapes Foreign Labour Policy
In a tense session MP A Labe and colleagues argued over protectionist policy and cheap foreign labour, touching on how Japan and other markets affect Australia’s economy. The debate influenced parliamentary balance ahead of elections, with amendments approved amid warnings of national bankruptcy and broader trade concerns.
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Landar
Fwleret
Mr. Words
Miintaken
Dawe Gunde
Lari
Misteker
Erader
Polly
Fateles Tanpurus
Ares
Trea
Japan
A.labe
Vienna
Weinhalt
Australia
Mureum
Australiamand
Ainiurmed
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International Supervision OF Arms
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Pally Herald” Scare
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Mir
Giadatone
Nermaland
Melbourne Street
State Assembly
America
Mr. Paterson
Wetiola
Ageinat Ruaratiaen
Wentlinted
Ong
Tangle
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