Abyssinian Status Submits to Hague Court Decision
A London report notes the League Credentials Committee unanimously referred Abyssinia's status to the Hague Court of International Justice. Italy may withhold cooperation with the League if Abyssinia is not settled, signaling possible nonparticipation in Geneva negotiations and Five Power talks. The move aims to influence upcoming ministers' discussions despite Italian and French opposition.
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London
League of Nations Assembly
Hague Court of International Justice
Rome
Daily Telegraph
League
Hague
Taly
Italy
Geneva
Austria
Hungary
River plane dives into Hawkesbury wires amid training crash
An Air Force Gypsy Moth training plane struck telephone wires 300 feet above the Hawkesbury River near Wikeman's Ferry. Pilot Officer Allhorn and D Quinan escaped the wreck, were revived from the water, and taken to hospital with no serious injuries. The crash followed a dual-control flight as they attempted to free themselves from the submerged cockpit.
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Sydney
Hawkesbury
Wikeman
Air Force Hospital
Trade Deadlock Baffles Early Settlement Between Australia and Japan
Geneva report shows no early settlement as Australia and Japan consult further to frame possible trade talks. Minister hints Tokyo firm on terms. Australia may offer concessions if aligned with its new policy amid ongoing non intervention debate.
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Australia
Japan
Commonwealth Ministry
Geneva
Henry Gullett
Tokyo
Commonwealth
Uruguay Severs Relations With New York City Dispatch
A New York Times dispatch from Monte Vides reports Uruguay severed diplomatic ties with New York due to the inability of the Jadié Government to guarantee the lives and property of foreign nationals. The article notes three stages of Uruguay’s action and cites a conference or meeting in Moderé as context.
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New York
New York Times
Monte Vides
Uruguay
Jadiié
Torgionara
Moderé
Mystery on Portugal Arms Deal Sparks International Pressure
Geneva dispatch reports Senor Del Vayos plans stronger action, urging Portugal to face an international committee on munitions. Detailing tensions, the post notes restraint attempts and possible sanctions as global powers weigh response.
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Dame
del Vayos
Geneva
Ing Post” Siate
Senor de
Portugal
Norwegian claim near Antarctica sparks territorial talk
A Danish or London correspondent describes Norwegian aims to claim coastal Antarctic sectors including regions named King Leopold Land Astrid Land Engrid Christe Kee and Maud Land. The report notes Norwegian expeditions under Captain Larsen and possible overlapping claims with Australia and Britain as new areas are surveyed.
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London
Weanneday
Fee
To & Canberrs
Austewiig
King Leopold Land
Astrid Land
Engrid
Bale
Koren Maud Land
Norwi
Airman Sued For Instruments in Court Action
In the Causes Court today Proud Ltd sought 1100 from the defendant over instruments loaned to Mollison for temple use. Rex Sanit stated Mollison kept the items after returning and offered excuses. jury verdict favored Proud Ltd for ER 40.
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Sydney
Jaman Molllyson
Proud
Ltd
Rex Sanit Anid
Macliison
Aly Umber
C Temple
Mollison
Capalra
Mallleon
Adi Fratia
Brea
Fight for Madrid Rebels Gain Ground
London reports the Madrid battle has begun as rebel forces push from Burgos after Muqueda’s capture. General Yagues leads attacks toward Madrid with better organization and arms, while loyalists contest fronts near Avila and Guadarrama. Red Cross cautions on Alcasar’s fate as ships shift alliances and London hosts talks with Barcelona labor leaders amid a Moscow aid appeal.
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London
Tueslay
Madrid
Muqueda
Iat Burgos
Yagues
Capi ‘Tal
Ingurgenta
Alragon
Hueece
Ovideo
Avila
Guadarrama Range
Vagun Vale Tey
Bierra de Gredad
Guadarrama
Barcelona
Medex
Drink bill rising in New South Wales
Government figures show New South Wales total expenditure on drinks for the year ending December reaching 1.9 million pounds, an increase of about 1.8 million from the prior year. The rise is described as a per capita rise, with the population growth cited as a contributing factor.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Vitasis
Santa In
New South Wale
Amy Mollison Eyes Johannesburg Air Race Plane
Amy Mollison proposes a Campbell Black machine for the Johannesburg air race near Portsmouth on September 28. Captain Campbell Black will choose the pilot if the reconditioned Avro Bing is lined up, while his widow Florence Demmond comments on private grief and returns to work.
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London
Amy Moltson
Sme
Campbell Black
Johannesburg
Ina Liverpool T
Waa
Avro Bing Bao
Portsmouth
Recs
Incest
Jona Mores
Campball Black
Florence Demmond
Captain Black
Indy
Victoria Palace
Ahe
Empire air mail proposals stir Australian control debate
Parliament sessions reveal opposition demand that Empire air mail plans not threaten internal Australian air services or sovereignty. Auditor-General notes revenue shortfalls and rising deficits while government deflects full disclosure of tax details amid ongoing negotiations with Britain.
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Yaterday
Minister For Defence
Bir
Archdale Parkhill
Empire Air Mail
Australia
Wyistios
Page
Sir Archdale
Fetta Btu
Revenue Fund
Curtin
Toen
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Gav
Defence
Benet
Wage tax made permanent in New South Wales
The State Auditor-General reports wage tax remains essential for revenue in New South Wales amid overspending. It notes high costs of official travel abroad, including trips by ministers and officers to places like London, with travel expenses reaching several thousand pounds.
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Byoney
Warreaday
Mamier
Bustany
London
Bus Fatality In London Privy Council Case Trip
The Attorney General's London trip for the Privy Council case Coat E1407 faced traveling expense details. The fragment notes a bus fatality related to the journey, with expenses tied to official travel and proceedings.
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London
Privy Council
Woman Killed In Apparent Bus Accident
A woman identified as Emily Ogilvi died after stepping from a moving bus. The incident prompted an ambulance response and a hospital transfer while officials noted substantial travel and inquiry costs. The report lists substantial sums tied to education, commissions, and a London agent settlement.
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Emily Ogilvi
A.C. Wille
London
National Health Insurance Scheme Promised by Government
Wellington New Zealand Prime Minister Mr Bavage announced the government would study and introduce a National Health Insurance scheme next year. He called it the finest contribution to the country and said benefits would be available as a right without means testing.
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Wellington
N.Z
Wad
Mr. Bavage
Thia Scharra
Britain’s Mediterranean policy stressed by Hoare
In London Sir Samuel Hoare, First Lord of the Admiralty, arrived back in England stating Britain will vacate no position in the Mediterranean nor retreat from Maite. He said Britain aims to face problems and keep its position secure, insisting the stance ensures friendly relations with Mediterranean powers and protects imperial communications.
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London
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Samuel Hoare
England
Enybody
Atallen
Palestine Arabs to Continue Strike
A Palestine strike continues as Arab leaders reject concessions and a proclamation from the Strike Committee declares resolve to maintain action. The first emergency reinforcement from England, totaling 14,000 men, arrived in Haifa this morning, with further dispatches expected this weekend.
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Jerusalem
Lance-Gorporal Merry
Lan ‘Onstire
England
Mien
Haife
Marta Ianvia
Pollareon Charged Under Oaths Act Acqu Charge
Raymond Pollareon, 47, frusterer, faced charges today under the Oaths Act amid disputed evidence. The Acting Judge upheld the accusation. the jury returned a guilty verdict after deliberations, amid claims of misstatements and pressures related to the case.
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Stoney
Raymond Pollareon
Frusterer
London Doubts on Marketing Poll
The article discusses doubts among London observers about a marketing poll connected to the Australian referendum. It notes the Commonwealth atmosphere and pressure for constitutional amendments, with concerns about state unity and Commonwealth finance.
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London
Commonwealth
Record Inspections of Parliament House Prosperity Rise
Increase in visitors to Parliament House in Auatesile signals growing prosperity among people. The number this year is estimated to be double the figure from the same period in 1886, marking a notable record.
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Parliament House
Auatesile
Wall Ax Thair
Federal
Perliamant Holan
Arid Inland Herb Research Bases Planned Abroad
Experimental bases abroad pending David Rivett return outline a plan for herb research in arid inland regions. The scheme, backed by government interest, aims to test plantings and soil conditions to prevent erosion and support agriculture. Estimated costs cited include ranges from 40,000 to 90,000 pounds with additional 10,000 for related work.
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David Rivett
Counsh
Selentide
Arduatria
Semrid
Prospects of Wool Market in China Under Review
Commonwealth government weighs establishing a wool industry arm in China or contracting private firms as Australian Woolgrowers Council and Wool Board pursue a China market. Trade Commissioner Bowden in Shanghai reviews feasibility. no firm decisions yet. Dr Charles Ronn reports Mongolia Manchuria Korea show growing demand, but Japan’s wool substitutes pose principal risk to Australian exports.
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Commonwealth Dover Meat
Australian Woolgrowery Council
Australian Wool Board
Department of Commerce
Shanghai
VE. Bowden
Department
China
Charlex Ronn
Offlése
McMaster Ante Mal Health Laboratory
Sydney
Sterm
Wool Industria
Korea
Japa
Manchukuo
Mongolia
Manchuriw
Wootten
Japan
Stalin Stricken With Heart Disease Report Emerges
A Wednesday report claims Joseph Stalin suffered heart disease during a weekend trip to southern Russia attended by five doctors. The story notes an insurable event and suggests serious health concerns for the Soviet leader.
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PARIB
Matin
Jeseph Stalin
Bouthern Russa
Visitors Toured House Chambers Amid Brief Delays
On sitting days visitors are shown around the House area after the session starts. The flow of viaitors is managed to avoid disruption. The article notes early arrangements and the general calm of the day.
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