Liberal Party Nationals May Cut Painter
A National Liberal Federation meeting is seen as the first step toward breaking the free traders from the Government. Ramsay Muir presided as Hurbert Samul, Home Affairs minister, could not indicate the Cabinet’s stance before next Wednesday. The Ottawa proposals are condemned for surrendering British parliamentary rights and trading negotiations, burdening food prices, and weakening Dominion concessions. The executive urges government and Parliament to oppose these dangerous principles and the Ottawa agreement, warning of inter-imperial bickering.
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London
Watased
National Liberal Federation
Ramsay Muir
Mir Hurbert Samul
Avera
Ottawa
Britain
Gma
Gandhi fast sparks caste tensions as untouchables gain access
A wave of emotion sweeps India as Gandhi's fast brings spirits low yet opens temples wells and schools to untouchables. Reports from Bombay indicate castes feel pressure to reach a class agreement, with Ambedkar seen willing to back Gandhi’s proposal to embrace the principle of social reform amid ongoing talks.
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Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Calcutta Leaders Back Scheme for Untouchable Representation
Discussion at the Bombay conference among Hindu and untouchable leaders approved a plan for communal representation under joint electorates. The proposal ties to the Government’s communal award and central provincial texts, aiming to balance population ratios.
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Calcutta
Ganghtyan
Sao
Untouchable
Amines
Sander
el Touchabies
Hombey
Ottawa Proposals For Parliament Expected In October
Ottawa Conference proposals to be submitted to Parliament on October 13 as stated in Parliament by Prime Minister Lyona. General Gillett, Minister for Trade and Customs, will travel from Canberra to Sydney, then to Canberra for Cabinet meetings, then return to Sydney for Monday events before heading back to Canberra on Tuesday.
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Ottawa
Lyona
A. R. Green
Vons
Motion in Melbourne Congress Sparks Labor Unity Debate
The Melbourne Congress session opened with a motion by a representative of the Bailwase Union of New Wales urging all workers to join a unifying effort. Opponents argued the plan wastes money on organizational campaigns, pamphlets, and meetings while risking unity among workers across Australia. An amendment urged that war threatens labor solidarity and demanded cautious action.
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Melbourne
Wenaaion
ATU
Bailwase Union of
New Wales
Mfr
Unalone
Australia
Prlegaton
Anternia
Campalen
Fesia Pamphinta
Mold
Fem
Dilewaics
Markets Rise As Cotton and Wheat Rally In New York
Markets show buoyant gains in New York led by cotton and wheat as investors react to a strong rally. Stock exchange advances accompany higher commodity prices while labor council debates wartime production measures and calls for greater participation in the effort.
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New York
Waitcontey
The
Stock Exchange
Ian
Missing Funds From Fiji Treasury Case Advances
A special committee investigated an alleged robbery of £700 from the Fiji Treasury in March. Hugh Neville Rony, a clerk, was charged with fraud and forgery related to the treasury cashbook and accused destruction of records. He was remanded on bail along with the cashier, Hel Vue.
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Buva
Thireday
Treasury
Fuji
Hugh Neville Rony
W. & Becond
Helvue
EU Yesra
Hor se doping in Sydney prompts government action
A government analyst reports doped horse racing drugs found in a horse at Roxeh on Saturday. Detectives warn atrophine caused severe pain, blindness risk, and slow, crippling effects. Authorities expect drastic action after the ADO document is released within days.
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Sydney
Thureau
Roxeh
Visianae
A.d.o
Royal Commission Hearing On Australian Performing Rights
Royal Commission’s Mr Fusties Langer Owen, appointed to investigate charges against the Australian Performing Rights Association, will open hearings at the Commonwealth Bank Buildings in Sydney at 1 o'clock in the morning. Attorney General Mr Latham announced in the House of Representatives that after today’s sitting there would be a brief adjournment for convenience.
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Fusties Langer Owen
Commonwealth Bank
Sydney
Ojork
House of Representativen Yeaterday
Latham
Britain Labour unrest after Liverpool clashes and arrests
In London and Liverpool clashes left thirty injured and eighteen hurt as police and unemployed demonstrators confronted each other. Windows were broken in the unrest. Four marchers led a protest through the streets demanding abolition of the poor law and related reforms.
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London
Wednemay
Liverpool
London clashes as crowd confronts police during disturbances
Condemned by Lloyd George, the National Government faces Europe’s brink of war as unrest spreads in Cardigan Shire. A woman knocks a police officer. authorities respond with mounted units, drawn batons, and dispersal of crowds. Disturbances continue into the night with shop windows broken and police patrolling the streets.
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London
Pelley Haa
Lieyé
George
Cardigan Shire
Maly
Germany
France
Elmer
Pation
Sasha Pevaral
Unclear OCR Summary of Labor Issue Mentioning Wages
Fragmentary OCR text references wage concerns and alleged unfair labor practices. It mentions Mr. A. Walle and clothing factories, with hints of penalties or penalties policy, but the exact event or date is unreadable. No clear persons or organizations beyond scattered names emerge.
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A. Walle
Anvann Uy
Fenton Faces Angry Constituents At Melbourne Meeting
Constituents of the Postmaster General Mr. Fenton vent anger at a Melbourne gathering criticizing federal action, accusing the government of breaking pledges. They demand an explanation before electors, citing loyalty and industry protections amid wartime measures.
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Melbourne
Thureday
Penton
Lig
Gnanes
Unfair State Endowment Debate Over Federal Awards
Mr Breyne expressed regret over a misunderstanding linked to the Ram Ny endowment statement. He said workers under Federal awards will continue to receive endowment, with funding from general funds and no state tax burden. Aimed at centralized control, the proposal seeks to pay endowments to unemployed as well regardless of industry taxation.
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Eyongy
Thuresay
Breyene
Bie Wong
Feikeral Awarda
Efvico
Editor committed for trial in sedition case in Brisbane
Brisbane editor of The Brisbane Telegraph, MRIGBANE THOR Y. Dy, was committed for trial on sedition charges in Queensland. The case involved alleged advisories urging rebellion and the writs against authorities, with the matter set for next court date at Mt Raw Coward near New South Wales.
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Mrigbane
Thor Y. Dy
Honing
Brisaha Teleferavh
Wan
Queensland
Mt Raw
Federal powers debated amending constitution industrial matters
A discussion on extending federal parliament power over all industrial matters dominates a fragmented debate. Mr. T Bodsworth argues mass worker action is needed and that removing power from employers could stop work. The amendment moved by Mr. Tee worth was rejected on the waters.
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Melbourne
A.C
Jongrwm
Tealey
Carrie T
Tharawuwluion
T. Bodeworth
Tayomm
Badaworth
Labour
Teeworth
Disarmament Chair Urges New Efforts At Geneva
Geneva dispatch reports Arthur Henderson chairing the Disarmament Conference bureau session. The German debate was absent while other great powers were represented. Henderson urged a new approach and postponed Germany discussions pending a reply to his letter inviting reconsideration of Germany’s stance.
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Geneva
Webpaday
Arthur Henderson
Hureau
Germany
Henderson
Aviator's Choice Ends Harshly Near School Ground
An amateur pilot, L. F. Taylor, attempting a landing near Johnsonville while piloted by A. De Tourvien, chose a field near a school ground over a safe landing. The aircraft struck and injured the pilot severely as trouble developed over the area.
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Welington
N.R
L. F. Taylor
A. de Tourvien
Pamemsur
Wos
Johnson‘ile
Canada Trade Balances Report From Ottawa
A brief Ottawa report states trade balances for Canada show figures reported by a Dominion bureau. The document notes the date and sums in dollars, highlighting the official source of the data.
Plane Crash Destroys House and Injures a Boy
A plane swooped low over a field causing children to scatter as the craft struck a house wall. The plane tangled with wires, ignited, and burned the wreckage. Taylor attempted rescue but was trapped as the structure burned. a bystander escaped with minor injuries. The house was heavily damaged and the area suffered a fire.
Methodist Union Welcomes Australian Delegate at Conference
Ten thousand Methodists gathered at Albert Hall for the United Conference as Provident General Rev. Holden introduced the Australian delegation. A brief report praised Methodism in Australia from the 82 Sydney petition to England, noting Samuel Laigh’s arrival in 1810 and the audience’s warm reception of the inscription honoring Meanodinsunlom.
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London
Albert Fiall
Provident General
Allmeniti
Holden
Avatralla
England
Samual Laigh
Wool Clip May Bring 35 Millions
Melbourne reports wool authorities estimate the Australian clip value at current prices between £32,000,000 and £33,000,000 if average prices hold. The upper bound near £35,000,000 is noted when ship prices rise.
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Melbourne
Finance sought for Canberra housing scheme details
Government approaches Commonwealth Bank Board for financing to start a Canberra housing scheme. Minister Parkhill told the House of Representatives that few Federal Capital Territory residents wished to take part, and further information would be provided in a few days as the scheme matters were being resolved.
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Commonwealth Bank Board
Canberra
Interior
A. Parkhill
Blakeley
Fed
Lab
Darling
Parkhill
Rome
Aace
Wales
Aero Tyrenane
Tariff Duties Rise Noted By Acting Trade Minister
Acting Minister for Trade and Customs Mr Perkins told Mr Corser in Parliament that tariff increases were raised under the Scullin Government. The measures include 401 protective duties 2 revenue duties and 1 Canadian preference. References to Tariff Board indicate prior regime changes and pre-existing rates amended by the former government.
Trustee Control for Canadian National Railways Ottawa
The report proposes three trustees to hold all powers of present CN directors in Ottawa. Premier Bennett comments the plan will enable railway freedom from political interference. The Governor-in-Council will appoint the trustee, and Parliament may be asked to legislate for complete railway autonomy.
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Ottawa
Canadian National Railway
Sami Trary
Bennett
Omas
State session aydeny intends funding for urgent primary producer work
The government plans to provide funds to assist primary producers in moving products to market and supporting urgent community tasks. Allocations aim to enable relief projects within weeks, with councils coordinating loans and potential rate reductions discussed to ease cost burdens.
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Aydney
Buda
Mir
Wiepel
Rainier
Lown Council
Raven
New South Wall
Framier
Mate
Hanten
Bomb Attack on Judge McGoorty House in Chicago
A bomb exploded at the doorway of Judge McGoorty’s home injuring two youths aged 14, a boy and a girl, as they walked by with a mother and infant. The incident sparked a citywide chase for miscreants with 18 prior bomb explosions since January and six persons injured.
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Chicago
McGoorty
Cermak
Traee
B McGoorty
Heavy rains hit Sydney suburbs and state wide
Torrential rain fell across most of New South Wales with metro areas hardest hit and many cars breaking down from water entering engines. A cyclonic low pressure system covered the region and further heavy rain was forecast for tomorrow.
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Sydney
Arer
Mares
New Bath Wales
Severe hail damages casino and city facilities
A severe hailstorm struck Thursday causing broken windows across houses and garden destruction. Electric and telephone services were interrupted while Allan McDonald was stunned but recovered. A second storm caused more damage including a brick shower near the Railway Rest room and a damaged structure, with no injuries reported.
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Allan McDonald
Darmare
Public Service Creates Assistant Commissioner Post
The Federal Government creates an Assistant-Commissioner office to be filled by Mr G Thorpe, former secretary to the board. Thorpe will receive delegated powers from the Public Service Commissioner Mr W Cimany, as the board reorganizes after retirement of several members.
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Althoury
Parsons
Wc Kervies Board of Commissioners
Faderal
7. G. Thorpe
Thorpe
Presant
Public Service
W. J. Cimany
Mh Canelte
Mamhera
Gomera Seilynt Lard
W. Ty Whewes
Reullin
Cnet
Walsh Island Secures Major Pump Supply Contract
MEWCARTLE Thursday report confirms Walsh Island gains new work as a contract worth 610,000 pounds covers the supply of pumps for sewer works at Warewater. Local men are set to benefit from increased employment on the Walsh Island site.
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Mewcartle
Thureday
Walsh
Warewathar
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