Germany Faces Winter Shortage of Raw Materials Substitutes
Berlin cables report a coming winter shortage forcing substitution of animal fats for vegetable oils and oats for beans in foods and wool blends. Soap makers shift to animal fats. oatmeal is mixed with beans to cut costs, creating wool-like textiles that perish when wet. Storekeepers are asked if products are pure wool, prompting questions about authenticity.
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London
Berlin
The
Daily Telegraph
Tate
Widows' Day After Gresford Pit Disaster
The women of Gresford mourn their missing husbands as a mining disaster aftermath unfolds. Officials reassess deaths, noting lamps and fumes complicate counts. A relief fund collects substantial subscriptions from royal figures, businesses, and private donors amid ongoing recovery hopes.
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London
Gresford
Prince George
Princess Marina
Benue
Parscra
Rainbow Leads SY Victory in Fifth Heat
America's Cup race at Newport sees Rainbow beat British challenger Endeavour by four miles in the fifth heat. Rainbow opened a clear lead after rounding the weather mark four minutes forty five seconds ahead as late w wind and gear changes affected both yachts. Spectators noted shifts in pace and confidence as Vanderbilt and American crews solidified Rainbow as favorite to win the Cup amid tense homeward leg maneuvers.
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Newport
Raintbow
Endeavour
Rainbow
Leeward
Wilo
Adeavour
Challmayer
Beverenen
Vanderbilt
Amrcer
Ubulr
Locked Out Textile Workers Refuse Jobs Discrimination
Washington Tuesday reports conflict in the textile industry after a partial termination of the strike. About 1,000 mill operatives were rehired briefly but many remained out due to alleged anti union actions and employer resistance. The Labour Department urges formal adoption of a non discrimination clause to prevent a renewed strike.
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Washington
Ths
Bae
Rome Mile
Opto
Metsy
Labour Department
Winter's Heralds in Canada Dampened by Winter Storms
Damaged OCR notes harsh winter conditions across Western Canada with rain and snow affecting travel. Mentions storms in Manitoba and Alberta and reduced communications.
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Winter's Heralds
Canada
Wstern
Tnd
Maseaeh
Alterna
Waterford Curse Sixth Marquis Dead
The Marquis of Waterford was shot at his Portlaw home at daybreak. A servant found him gravely wounded and he died within minutes. The Waterford curse episode is noted, tracing a historic line of tragedy in the family.
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London
Waterford
Hue
Portlaw Lone
Libel Action Begun in Peru Over Curtiss Aircraft Claims
In Lima on Monday the Foreign Office ordered legal steps in a libel case against V. Z. Webster of the Curtiss Aircraft Company. The action relates to testimony before the U.S. Senate Munitions Committee about alleged wrongs involving Peru's aviation commander J. L. Romato. The Peruvian government denied remarks attributed to Webster and noted plane prices and costs cited in various inquiries.
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Lima
Peru
Foreign Office
Legel
Curtis
Priess
Mermors
United
Boy Burned in Hindu Ceremony at Calcutta Fire Walk
Five men witnessed a boy badly burned during a Hindu fire walking rite near a Madras suburb. Ninety participants waited in a shallow embers‑strewn seat four feet wide as Temple First led the ritual with a bowl of offerings. The five fell and suffered serious injuries.
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Calcutta
Tuashy
Madras
State Election Debate Confusion Reaches Parliament
Mr Davidson Labour is accused of faking the Premier in a stormy session. The Legislative Assembly questions government intent to dissolve Parliament and forego early elections. Mr Stevens replies that no drastic curtailment or prorogation occurred, noting a similar event two and a half years ago.
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Bydney
Davidson
Lab
Rome
Stevens
Reform proposals heard at Companies Royal Commission
Legal and commercial spokesmen in Sydney urged tighter controls on home to home share canvassing and prospectus safeguards. John Edward Gosling proposed banning doorstep selling and requiring full parties’ data filed with the Registrar of Companies and annual reports. Justice Haley Rogers and other officials debated measures to curb trust fund misuse and to mandate clearer prospectuses and capital requirements. The commission adjourned amid questions about protecting investors and preserving valuable assets like the Daily Telegraph building.
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Sydney
John Edward Gosling
Law Institute of New South Wales
Royal Commission
Ter
Romney
Gosling
Asthuir Cer Watts
Sydney Chamber of Commerce
Haley Rogers
Mpectllesputasce
Frederick Wiliam Bales
Daily Telegraph
Harper
Provisional German Debt Deal Keeps Trade Free With UK
A provisional agreement on Germanys wartime debts preserves existing imports from Britain to Germany and allows all goods to pass through a special account. The arrangement maintains the current exchange position and imposes no new import restrictions on British goods into Germany.
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London
Germany
United Kingdom
Bradman in Serious Condition After Appendicitis Surgery
Australian cricket icon Sir Donald Bradman underwent an operation for acute appendicitis. His wife sailed for England amid reports of the medical crisis, with doctors describing his condition as serious but stable.
Right to Exist London on Bradman Condition After Operation
London reports Bradman remains in a nursing hospital following an acute appendectomy. Docs describe a severe attack starting last Friday with rapid deterioration. The bulletin notes political chatter in Australia about tariff reform and trade agreements affecting wool, industry, and employment.
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London
Bradman
Dougiea Rhiclds
Mirgeon
Bredman
Grafton
Pullen Nuda
Earle Page
Barty
Pamty
Thompson
New Engand
Thorby
Calare
New England
Nin
Page
von Jaitiorn
Comero
Beneft
Australia
French Premier proposes constitutional revision modeled on Britain
Paris broadcast by Premier Doumergue outlines a plan to modify the French constitution for greater stability. He calls to empower the premier with electoral appeal, separate politics from the magistracy, and have the National Assembly revise the constitution. He cites long British tenure of power and disciplined civil service, and rejects devaluation of the franc as a zero-risk outcome.
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Paris
Monany
M. Doumergue
France
Addres
Britain
Doumergue
National Assembly
Pomumien
Japanese Death Toll Grows as Typhoon Hits
The death toll rises to 2,305 with 399 missing as a Japanese typhoon devastates a tournament area. Bradman spares time for golf while news of his possible departure complicates his plans.
Mrs Bradman Leaves for England Amid Husband’s Illness
Sydney reports Mrs. Bradman to travel to her husband in England after receiving news of his condition. Passport and travel arrangements were made quickly and she plans to depart Monday by the Maloja. Bradman’s condition remains satisfactory with a disturbed night noted and officials warn it may stay critical for one to three days.
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Expresa
Bradman
Anon
Douglas Shields
Vas
Mra
Bradmen
Blain
England
Bredman
Sydney
Gallatic
London
Seamen Dispute Delays Canbera Sailing
The Howard Smith steamer Can serra did not sail tonight due to a dispute between the Seamen's Union and the owners. Negotiations continued until shortly before sailing but failed, prompting payment of the remaining crew. A large passenger list remained aboard, with other state travelers to be sent north by train tomorrow.
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Sydney
Tinton
Howard Smith
Canserra
Brie
Union
Ikwan
Perry Triumphs in American Title
Perry wins the American title amid a chaotic event with scattered names and unclear details. The text mentions Parry, Bouin, Caty Baudenek, and Buthall among others in a garbled report of a women’s event and a time record.
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Perry
London
Parry
Champons
Caty
Kingsford Smith May Leave at Week End
Sydney press reports Kingsford Smith hopes to depart by week end for charts ville en route to Fingland. Charles patos seeks Lookin Company approval in America andUS authorities must issue certification for the Mulan to fly in the Ate Race.
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Kingsford Smith
Sydnee
Tunsday
Hha
Chartsville
Fingland
Charles Patos Ereet
Tye
America
Bie
Wgomith
Absorbent Roller Wicket Question Raised in South Africa
The South African Cricket Association has not pressed for entering tests with an absorbent roller to cover wet wickets amid heavy rains. The Australian Board of Control questions the advisability of fully covering the wicket, as discussed at the Imperial Cricket Conference.
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Johannesburg
South African Cricket Association
South Africa
Imperial Cricket Conference
la Ams
Australian Board of Control
NSW Budget Deficit Down To £2.9 Million Says Stevens
New South Wales Premier Mr Stevens presented a budget showing a current year deficit of £2,910,000, down from earlier figures. The plan calls for a Commonwealth grant of £786,000 and includes debates on reforming financial relations between the Commonwealth and the States, with emphasis on restoring budget balance and realigning taxation and expenditures.
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Sydney
Tuwesday
New South Wales
Stevens
Commonwealth
Stevena
States
Calli
Air
Blewen
Consolidated Revenue Fund
Loan Council
Consolidates Revenue Fund
de Beit
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Sydney Municipal Council
Councila
Habour
Councila Ury
Byrae
Grevens
Maida
Hevenne
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