British Navy Alarms Europe As Mussolini Hints At Terms
British warships concentrate in the Aegian and near Gibraltar as emergency orders warn the public of heightened tension. Mussolini hints at concessions that might satisfy Italy, while Eden signals possible sanctions if league proposals fail. France speeds up coastal defenses amid Italian pressure and growing euro buffer actions.
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London
Nexranean
Gibraltar
Italy
Mussolini
Geneva
L'Intransigennt
Assheny Eden
M. Laval
League
Lloyd George Grave Viewpoint Examined in Debate
A cryptic report outlines British and Italian positions on war policies and diplomacy. It notes London’s stance on collaboration for maintenance of press views, warnings about light supply, Italy’s call for mobilization and military examinations, and the yet unresolved committee discussions shaping peace and security measures.
Change of Front Mussolini Hints at Terms
London and Geneva report Mussolini signaling possible settlement terms amid Abyssinian crisis. Italy’s offers include concessions in Ogaden Danakit Jubaland and fertile Abyssinian plateau, with Britain and France to trade for anti Abysinan moves. London papers note mixed reaction while Parliament’s urgency looms.
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London
Germany
D. George
Bradford
Mussolini Han
Geneva
Britain
Musaolini
Uney
Abyasinia
Tse
Jai
Times
Sigmar Musso
Thay Uini
Italy
Thorton
League
Signor Muscatin
France
Ogaden
Danakit
Jubaland
Teast
Addis Ababa
Abyssinia
Daily Mail
Poly
Tlince
Ita
Ik Fis Laiwayn
Army Manoeuvres Show Motored Army Progress in London
London reports fifty thousand troops participate in the first post‑1925 army manoeuvres. The exercise contrasts old formations with motorization, using infantry tanks and a motorized infantry brigade. Air squadrons join drills across about one hundred square miles to test mobility and strategy.
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London
Ureo
Wight
Stocks Fall in London Amid Weak Sentiments and Dollar Strength
The London stock exchange faced broad declines as cautious tones from Rome and weaker economic signals knocked prices across sectors. Gold held relatively firm while foreign exchange favored the American dollar, prompting investors to move funds to the US. Wheat futures surged, pushing bread prices higher for bakers seeking a quarter loaf increase.
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London
Rome
Han
Tui
Dolla
Europe
USA
Dearer Bread Rise in Wheat and Flour by Oney
Prices surge in NSW during the bread crisis as flour and wheat rise. The New South Wales Flour Millers Association plans a further 7 68d per ton increase on four, with talks of a 12/10/8d rise in some four measures. Local buyers and bakers monitor price moves ahead of a muster meeting to discuss bread price increases, expected to push bread by a farthing per two pounds.
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New South Wales Flour Millers Association
Thare Wan & Strom
Numseration
Andustry
Canberra
Nverwenn
Time to Disgorge Government Must Write Off Rents
A government policy debate centers on tolerating rent defaults amid financial stringency. Officials insist public funds should not be blamed for housing costs, urging measures to write off unpaid rents and ease tenant hardship while maintaining fiscal discipline.
Shakespeare demands government write down debts on Canberra workers
In Kingston last night T M Shakespeare called for immediate action against perceived government excesses and urged writing down debts owed by Canberra workers. He highlighted historic surpluses and rent demands while advocating full-time work, land value revaluation, reduced housing interest, and removal of departments from Melbourne. He pressed for local representation in Parliament with strong public control.
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Canberra
T. M. Shakespeare
Kingston
Unii
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Australian Trade Delegation to India for Market Study
The Commonwealth Government will send a two man trade delegation to India to assess market opportunities. Lead members are RF Anderson of Melbourne and John Thomson of Perth, with B Lynch of the Commerce Department’s Hunter trade section as officer in charge. The Prime Minister announced the group would depart Australia mid October and be away about three months, spending most time in India and nearby nations.
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Therade
Commonwealth
India
Rf, Anderson
Melbourne
John ‘Thomson
Perth
B. F. Lynch
Huntera
J. A. Lyons
Australia
Canadian conversion loan at and per cent
Ottawa reports the government is considering conversion of four percent bonds totaling 195 million dollars maturing October 14 into a new two percent issue. The move aims to adjust the debt profile and reduce borrowing costs for the state.
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Ottawa
Losna
Ise
Nine Candidates for Presidency Open Senate Ballot
The Senate will choose a new president by secret ballot on Monday with nine candidates. Retiring President P. J. Lynch seeks re election, while Senators Millen Crawford and Fall are noted as strong contenders for the £838 yearly post.
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Senate
Inter
P. J. Lynch
Howes
Millen
Crawford
Fall
Plane Wrecked During Practice Flight Near Cooks River
Dennis Onslow, 82, Camden Park director, and instructor RP Smith escaped injury when their small plane crashed during a practice landing near Cooks River. Onslow, aiming for a forced landing to satisfy flight training for a B class commercial licence, managed to steer the craft to avoid a crash, though it overturned and cockpit gear was wrecked.
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Sydney
Fiiany
Owneg
Dennis Onslow
Camden Parke Eatpi
Cooks River
Onslow
RP. Smith
Royal Air Chit
Bonny Doom Golf Links
Sydney Market News Indicates Steady Yet Cautious Trade
Fragmentary wires describe a cautious market day with limited activity on the stock exchange. Traders anticipate public inspections of new steel carriages and ponder returns on investments as rainy weather affects buying sentiment.
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Sydney
Tock Exchange
Geneva waits for Entva high level talks in Rome
Geneva expects no developments for days as Baron Naventi and officials report their intent to present the 10 port issue to Rome. Authorities anticipate a Council session remains pending until the committee report is received and a settlement framework is set.
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ENTVA
Aloidsoniary Naventi
Rome
Geneva
TL Ta Beliaved
Ssacion
Smd
Tony
Japanese thanks for hospitality during Commonwealth visit
The Japanese minister Hirota cabled the Australian prime minister expressing gratitude for hospitality shown during the visit of Australian envoy Demian and accompanying officials. The message notes cordial reception and mutual cooperation between the parties during the commonwealth engagement.
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Tokio
Cide
Hirota Dea
Demian
Iim Mine
Commonwealth
Austria Prepares for Conscription
Vienna reports steps toward mandatory military service as authorities mobilize recruitment and administrative readiness amid political debates and public response. The coverage notes government actions, potential timelines, and regional impacts. Military conscription plans influence local communities, labor markets, and national security posture.
Banking Inquiry Update on Cabinet Talks and Referendum
An early week briefing notes a government move to announce in Parliament a cabinet inquiry into Mr. Lyona's remarks. The terms of reference are reportedly agreed, with a next step for a statement to be made by Anat night and Prime Minister.
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Lyona
Standard Gauge SA May Delay Court Challenge
South Australia warns it may seek court action over the Commonwealth's plan to build a standard gauge link from Port Augusta to Red Hill. Paterson says no government communication has been received and an injunction could force a court ruling. The dispute centers on extending to Port Pirie and potential rail jobs for 200 workers, with promises of two years of work if construction restarts.
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Port Augusta
Red Hill
T. Paterann
Patemon
South Australia
Nto
Cogrts
Paterson
Mate Ie
Commonwealth
Waddoy
Port Pirin
Hi Blut
Adelaide
Red
Port Pirie
Commonwealth Ro
Foss
Tywile
Railwayn
Muda
U A P Convention Seeks Immediate Tar Abolition
The U A P Convention urged abolition of the Bolen Tar and immediate reform. Discussion on proportional representation for the Senate election faced rejection. Benater Dein questioned its broader use while Hamat argued it could cause a deadlock. A vote set polling day time details with 415 votes to 9.
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Rydney
U.A.P
Robertson
Huristone Park
Benater
Hamat
A.m
Parliament Plans Opening Day Too Much For Parliament
The text outlines opening day plans for the Fourteenth Parliament resuming Monday. Key items include Budget presentation by Treasurer R G Chaey, Prime Minister’s statement on Abymainian altuation, swearing-in of D Watkins and Holt, condolence motions, adjournment, and late-night motions on Austrade, taxation, and governance. Debates on public finance, family allowances, primary producers marketing, and monetary system reforms are noted alongside proposed royal commissions and national issues. The document also mentions notices of motion by Beasley and Maloney and upcoming debates in Parliament and Senate.
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R. G. Chaey
D. Watkins
Labour
Newcastle
Holt
U.ap
Fawkner
Forde
Beasley
Austrade
Governore-Graevel
Maloney
Federal Labour
Australis
Barking
Cowra's Thrills and Tin Hare Racing Night
Mechanical ware likely disrupted entries as racing night at Cowra faced random faults. Dogs faltered, whistles shouted, and officials debated race outcomes amid a chaotic crowd. A Mayne public meeting was urged to oppose renewal of the Heunen.
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Funtion
Duge Teaght
Tng
Vox
Parente and Cie Association
Praver
Canberra to Darwin spring cruise sparks border debate
A fragmented report notes a planned spring cruise by H MLA S Canberra toward Darwin. Government ministers discuss detection and transit measures amid aerial diplomacy and border considerations.
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