Labour gains suggested as preferences skew votes in seats
Early returns show Labour ahead in several Victorian seats as second preferences tally. In Darling and other districts, counts nearing finalization reveal Labour gains while defending ministers face potential losses. Indi and several other seats retain or shift with remaining votes to be counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malsilave
Bourke
Henty
Indi
Mari
Melbourne Porta
Wannon
Eee
R. V. Keane
Lafeer
U.ap
Imenior
Harrison
Thetiting Comer
Hutchinden
Dewiens Bern
Davie
Mutchingem
Tito Paul Jone
Fed. Lab
Mu Aguren
West Australia Buchanad Car dell Oliver Four Curtin Fl
Fragmentary text shows names and affiliations including Curtis FL, Franklin Blacklow, UAP, and Foros. Readable bits point to a sports or academic listing with participants Mooni Dan. Further context unavailable in surviving lines.
Appeal Fails in the Angus Case
After a long deliberation the Judicial Committee of the Presbyterian Church ruled on the Angus teaching case. The committee met to review the protest against Professor Angus and delivered its decision Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byoney
Presbyterian Church To
Daine Wi
Angus
Federal Labour Preferences in Meldevictar Vote Reveals Split
Counts show UAP candidate Gander leading after preferences with 1006 to 1031 for Gan der and Bamex respectively, indicating broader Federal Labour support for UAP over Bat e Labour. The trial count suggests party alignment shifts may influence outcomes in Barton and Macquarie districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Labour Party
Labour
UAB
Bate Labour
Farnese
Douglan Credit
Gander
State Labour
Meare
U.ap
Rowe
Fadfrat Labour
Terry
Communitm
Bares
Moore
Gandex
Bamex
Reid
Barton
Macquarie
Lang
Fragmentary Victoria report hints at opposition fears
A garbled Victoria dispatch outlines opposition to a named figure, noting 47,353 cited to Dr Angin and suggesting fear and resistance among Christian communities. The text lists various regional names and affiliations, including Bristow, Maywood, McGregor, Street, Walters, and Moss, with no clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commundion
Angin
Needleanly
Bristow
A.C P
Maywood
McGregor
A.C.P
Street
UAP
Walters
Waranda Jargami Ram in Moreton
Waranda Jargami from Dc. Hunter U.CP.1 and Watbon Upl appears in Moreton report as the central figure in a local incident with uncertain details and fragmented OCR text. The item notes names and places but lacks clear outcome.
Lindbergh Kidnap Suspect Hauptmann Arrested in New York
The arrested suspect Hauptmann, identified as the man who received the ransom, was taken in New York for questioning. Police recovered portions of the 80,000 dollar ransom and other money, with a baby’s location and German connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hauptmann
Bernard Richard Hauptmann
Olives
Treasury
Prasi
Byolonel Lindberg
Roosevelt
Hie
Tindhere
Harlem
New Jersey
United States
Ben Dari TAA figures appear on page three
South Australia data for Ben Dari TAA are described in brief terms on page three, with the latest figures featured. The note mentions the lab data source and marks the page three location for the full details.
Scullin pledge backs unemployment relief in Melbourne
Mr Scullin declared at the yarrs poll today that the Federal Labour Party would give wholehearted support to any general effort by the new Government to relieve unemployment. Mr Boullin urged the Government to honour its election pledge and provide substantial relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Federal Labour Party
Scullin
Labour
Boullin
Rainbow Wins Third Heat In Rain Bow Defeats Endeavour
America's Cup defender Rainbow defeated the challenger Endeavour in the third heat near Newport. Rainbow overcame a 6 minute 38 second mid race deficit to win by 3 minutes 26 seconds over a 30 mile course. The wind favoured Rainbow late as Sopwith’s crew struggled with canvas handling. The race was not run the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Endeavour
de Fenuler
Ralph
Indeavour
Courie
Bopwith
Endeavoura
Sopwith
NO RECOGNITION CALLED FOR AUSTRALIAN LITERARY PRIDE
Dr G Mackaness urged Australia to become "Australia con tacious" and warned against neglect of writers and poets by authorities. He lamented low state pensions for authors, contrasted with public honours for chauffeurs, and urged full public support to foster pride in Australian literature and a shift from antipathy to appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
G. Mackaneas
Sir Walter Scott
Mackaness
Britain
Great Britain
Perce
Body-Line meeting at Lords yields no solution yet
London reports Extraordinary precautions were taken during talks between Australian representatives Mir and Bush- as crews sought a path forward amid rau tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
London
Lorin Tolay
Mir
Bush
Canberra National University Council Meeting Report
The Canberra university council met at the Australian Institute of Anatomy on Thursday October 18 to discuss the National University project in Canberra. The meeting, described as important for university reform and the education movement, discussed cricket matters and possible wicket restrictions while noting several key figures attended and others were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Douglas Credit Proposed Inquiry In Australia
Australia may become first to pursue full facts on the Douglas Credit scheme. The new Parliament will open with a brief ceremonial for the Duke of Gloucester and no government business unless urgent. The government will not oppose an inquiry if most members support it. Lyons previously indicated acceptance of such an inquiry if favored. Earlier in the year the government proposed an inquiry, with a Commonwealth representative ready to participate. The Tasmanian party had urged investigation as a condition for government willingness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maranon
Hunter
Douglas Credit
Duke of Gloucester
Lyone
Tasmania
Armitted
Mr. Lyons
Commonwealth
Iliah
Australia
Kingsford Smith cables Angora seeking air race over Turkey
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith asked Mustapha Kemal Pasha for permission to fly over Turkish territory during the air race. He expressed regret if any unwitting offence was caused and sought clarification on the ban's reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Charles Kingsford Smith
Uay
Turkey
Mustapha Kamal Pasha
el Angora
Siacerely
Sydney Council Labour MPs to resign follows council purge
Three members of the new Commonwealth Parliament and aldermen of the Sydney Council are expected to resign from municipal duties. Mr Gardin to retire as secretary of the Trades and Labour Council, with Mr R King touted as possible successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mesars
J. 3
Garden
Mulcahy
Ninth Annual F C T Show Opens Amid Growth
The ninth annual Federal Capital Territory agricultural show opened by Governor General Sir Isaac Isaacs amid heavy attendance. Officials praised ground improvements and the new pavilion, forecasting expansion soon. Exhibits highlighted sheep wool products and poultry, with champions named from Queanbeyan Dooms and Cooma. Weather and rainfall influenced the Produce Section and sheep dog trials showed a large rise in entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Capital Territory
Sir Issac Isaacs
Hla
Isaac
Tsanes
Department of the Interior
Pani A. Asaetato
Canberra Show Highlights Australian Agricultural Progress
The Canberra stallion and mare events showcased the Federal Capital Territory’s breeding and agricultural industries. Judges noted strong entries across draught, pony, and fleece classes with praise for enterprise, optimism, and support from the Department of the Interior and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Calm
Tare
Boreham
E. Maloney
Watlen
T. Coster
Majden Hack
Kelly
Calington
Federal Capital Territory
J. C
FH. M. Moore
Eiie Ion
Shepherd J
B. Kily
Australia
Tammire
Canberra
F.C.T. P
A. Association
J. C. Tickner
Department of the Enterior
Grebhow
T. Glover
Canberrs
Merina Pesce
Warner
Southwell
Weavien
Southe
J. Bouthr
J. A. Porkina
Southend
Laoacs
Champlon
M. Southwall
Perkins
Sheep Dog Trials and Maiden Stakes Notes
Novice trials feature A Bolton with Wally placing first ahead of Gilleapiae's Dow second. Donnelly and Bolton publish entries. Open Maiden Tasala sees F Donnelly win with T South placing seventh and eighth in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bolton
Wally
W. Gilleapiae
Dow
P. Donnelly
Boltom
Tasala
F. Donnelly
T. South
Sheep Show Highlights Merino Ramps and Wool Section Standouts
Readable fragments mark a livestock fair with Merino stud ram and ewe classes, judging led by McCormack and Curran. Kilby Brothers’ rams trace lineage to Starr and Bons’ stock, while W.T. Walter’s flock earns praise for quality. The wool division notes strong entries and favorable comments from judge O J Stocks of Cun n ingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mermo Ram
Merina Ratt
Pamela Navel Tandeho
Curran
Valet
Merins
TJ. McCormecy
J. McCormack
Kilby Brothers
Starr and Bons
U. Curran
W.T. Walter
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MR. Guy
Bass
J. A
Denison
Franklin
Victoria
Spd
Indiand Maribyrnong
Darling
Blakeley
Country Party
Mart Boahartge
Eakeford
Menton
McLeod Bed
Lab
BeholNald
New South Wales
Drew
Macara
Wollis
Buakeley
Clark
Anger
Lang Qarclay-Smith
Rovie Ifla Senior Ae
Robinson
Richmond
ROOMS
WEP
Fredericks
3.L
Aggat
UCP
West Australia
Buchanad
Jer Cardell-Oliver
Curtin
Blacklow
U.A.P
Foros Iugp
MooniDan
Federal Labour
Presbyterian Church of Australia
Jeana Christ
Yamuel Angus
J. H. McGowan
Willam
Saumibery
Alsgander Crow
Toyard
Mr. Grow
N.blw
Courge of Justice
Ballarat
Edmunde
Ind
Meadam
Roy
Mcewen
A.C
Stewart
Agp
Waranda
Moreton
Lindbergh
Veel
Lanaberg
Corber
A. A
Hauptmann Wa
Nichols
D.C
Havieg
Dake Tur
Snarkel Fantom
Docuine
Atiacher
Lindberg
Hauptint
Com
South Australia
Adelaide
MR. Scullin
Wen
Need For
DR. Mackaness
National University For Canberra
Pr. MacDonald
Sten‘ey -Tackaon
Expreme
Wile
Jardine
Larwood
Voce
Weoafair
Braaman
Morning Post
Lord Cromer
Mr. R. & ‘Wyatt
Kynnston Biuidd
Douglas Credit Proposed Inquiry
Kingsford Smith
Angora
Sydney Council
M’s.p
F.C.T. Show
G. Harrigan
Queanveyan
D. ‘T. Dursbull
Dooms
Minorca
G. A. Mecinner
J. A. Murphy
Cooma
Eine Ovens
Merinoe
T. J. McCormack
J. Glee
McCormack
Geatet
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