Indian class franchise talks delay central election plan
London reports the British government accepting a representation plan for Indian classes in federal constituencies while debating franchise methods for the Central Legislature. Ministers consult with Gandhi and MacDonald on practicalities before committing to any award or formal agreement.
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London
Tein
Yorindin
Fioary
Gandhi
Thich
MacDonald
India
Mystery raid injures two women in Calcutta assault
A party of armed attackers raided a gathering in Calcutta Indlay at about 11 o clock night injuring two women and fatally wounding an elderly man. The assailants hurled a hazardous device causing the chaotic scene as police trace the attackers.
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Calcutts — Indlay
Revolvel
Menigal
Ned Lle
Ieee
Financial market notes on bounty and currency parity
London reports mixed reactions as officials discuss a bounty cancellation and its impact on currency parity. The Financial Times notes cautious optimism about a compromise while warning against any move that could derail exchange rate stability and return to predevaluation levels.
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London
Ery
Rebourne
Mna
Saya
Gignt
Ana
Bahai
Shahan
Eure
Financial Times
Note Forgeries Berlin S memory of a bank botom cae
Fragmentary OCR notes in Berlin recount a memorial at a bank counter for a famed forgery incident. The text mentions a speaker, emotional lines, and a jesting tone about remembrance, with garbled names and phrases making details unclear.
WingleSS Planes Sightings Stir London News
London reports new wingless aircraft developments, with details on maneuverability and power. Descriptions mention Glasgow as a testing location and discuss regulations on rotating mechanisms and waste control. Remaining text is fragmentary and unclear in places.
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London
Seroplanva
Deinent
Glasgow
Whidden Speaks On Lottery Plans In Monty Update
Mr Whidden stated today that no communication from the Government had been received regarding the proposed lottery at Mol urns Cup Line. He said the lottery would continue once the permit was received and noted the Waterion were at Sent 1 Wome. the lottery would run on Friday.
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Bydney
Whidden
Lightning Strike Under Tree Kills Four, Burns Ten
A thunderstorm in the Hilfe district struck a tree where several people gathered. Four were killed and ten injured by the bolt and ensuing flames. Authorities report the incident as a fatal weather accident with multiple casualties.
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Bellin
Bunday
Hilfe
Inn
Members Salaries Debate Delays Spark Parly Tension
Fragmentary report from Haberfield notes a parliamentary party adopting a plan to defer salaries. The discussion focuses on delaying reforms and considering a 1 percent pay cut as an option, with unclear outcomes and limited readable details.
Town Named After Russian Writer Hinaay
A fragmentary note reports a town named for Russian writer Milleim Gerke within the Honauee region. The text suggests a Soviet ban on the writer and mentions a birthplace tied to Nia 'arogurad, with unclear connections to WidMbAtow and Feoating.
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Moscow
Milleim Gerke
Muri WidMbAtow
Hie
Nia
German airman to make lecture tour
German airman to tour Northern Australia delivering lectures on his wartime experiences. The visit includes appearances in Albury and other towns as part of a speaking engagement tour highlighting aviation history and military service.
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Ryley
Monday
Hhornyan Wiemnan
Hane Bertram
Wixen Inchines
Australia
Albury
Bix Lliesary
Italian Army Reservists Called Up Amid Trade Report
The Daily Herald notes a mobilization of about 11800 Italian reservists for mobilization with Canada rerouted by 1000 reservists. It cites Department of Commerce discussions and a June year balance of trade favoring Canada, detailing imports and exports between Australia and Canada and listing products such as frozen beef and canned goods.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Buenior Muanolint
Balanca
Canada
Australia
Tmporte
Vaporta
Camuda
Balmant
Australis
Farmers Debts Amendments For Relief Measure
Sydney Montay notes that during the week the Farmers Pubt Weller Hill No bill will be amended in committee. The main change removes a provision for an advisory committee of editors and shifts focus back to land boards. Treasurer Meggene says receiver fees will average 30 to 20 pounds yearly, with limited intervention rights and conditions under the act for relief applications.
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Sydney
Montay
Weller Hill
Apnroval
Eaamvtaat
Melbourne Cricket Ground dispute delays settlemen
Melbourne authorities report no settlement yet between the Victorian Cricket Association and the Melbourne Cricket Club over cricket match scheduling. The Australian Broadcasting Commission plans ball by ball commentary and the dispute is to be submitted to an arbitrator who will act as mediator.
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Melbourne
Victorian Cricket
Melbourne Cricket Club
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Australian Broadcasting Com
Winston Ha
Ball de Srintiona
Dette KC
Act
Archbishop Kelly Returns from Sydney Conference
Arch bishop Kelly of Sydney arrived today aboard the Vince Newior after attending the eucharistic congress. He praised younger clergy but noted older men favored retaining the current government. He was accompanied by Minhoy Dwyer of Warge and other clergy.
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Sydney
Kelly
Vince Newior
Fairniny
de Valera
Minhoy Dwyer
Warge
License Fee Imposed on Gramophone Record Use
Leading manufacturers plan an annual license fee for dance halls cafes and similar venues using gramophone records. Measures are also being arranged to regulate wireless transmission of records as part of the licensing program.
Davis Cup Entry in Australia Tour Unfolds in Melbourne
Australian participation in the Davis Cup match was discussed by Jack Crawford. Crawford suggested a broader selection approach and noted Australian players awaiting further observation. He indicated that attitudes toward the team may shift with upcoming matches and potential changes in lineup.
Sydney Harbour Tragedy as Cook Dives Overboard
A native cook aboard the steamer City of Canton disappeared after leaping into Sydney Harbour. He surfaced briefly, then vanished. a water police launch searched, finding him later as a man who had been hiding under a coat. He was taken to hospital in a malignant condition. authorities believe he drowned after an apparent sudden delirium.
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Sydney
City
Canton
Wax
Ha Wax
Tax defaulters list aims at delinquent fees
The Commissioner of Taxation announces an intensive campaign to recover delinquent accounts. The department seeks full disclosure of past failures and pledges steady effort, targeting 14x delinquents while urging cooperation and compliance.
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Bynney
Mes
Judge Curlewis Taken Seriously By Tinky
Mondhy Judge Cutewis of thy Bieirlot Court Taneh is taken ill at home in Moaman suffering from thrombowle. His Honour recently completed t Wa H4th year and has been a member of the District Court bench for five quare. He previously chaired the Industrial Court Bunch.
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Tinky
Mondhy
Cutewis
Moaman
New Minister To Be Chosen This Week
The successor to the Minister for Commerce, Mr Hawker, who resigned last week, has not yet been appointed. The Belin Minister Mr Lyons said a minister would likely be named this week and will temporarily take over the Commerce portfolio. Lyons will be sworn in by the Governor General and will delegate duties to the interim Minister Mr Perkins.
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Commerce
Hawker
Hom
Belin
Lyons
Lyone
Department of Commerce
Becaus
Lyonw
Womlatant
Perkins
French PM warns on military cuts and German disarmament
Premier Herriot spoke at Cranton on the eve of Langues assembly. He cited a 198% budget cut to the army to 87 officers and 42,000 men and described AF divisions reduced in 101i to 30 in 19 Hy. He argued France bore responsibility for pacification and warned Germany seeks an armed force for aggression. He noted Rhineland return and French market access benefiting Germany despite pressure.
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Pate
Bundy
M. Herriot
Cramton
France
Germany
Rhineland
IS Aled
Health Inspectors Conference Addressed by Mr Weaver
Health Inspectors Association of Australia urged improvement of community health through education in hygiene and cleanliness. Mr Weaver emphasized training inspectors to guide households, with calls for collaborative support, adequate staffing, and support for healthy towns amid challenging conditions.
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Health Inspectors’ Association of Australia
Beduys
Minster
Howitt
Mr. Weaver
C. T
Nanterraeia
Arta
Romula
Blinding Explosion Injures Man at Surry Hill Shop
A refrigerator repair at Surry Hill today caused a blinding ammonia explosion. Francia Bringewater, 25, was showered with ammonia and blinded as the liquid penetrated his throat. He was hospitalized in serious condition with eye damage likely permanent. A follow-up fire caused further damage but no additional injuries were reported.
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Bydney
Surry
Liberal party split looms over Simonite relations
In London a rift grows within the Liberal ranks as Sir Herbert Bamvel and Air John Simon discuss closer separation. Thirty six supporters of Mr John Almon meet to assess when the Liberals may join with the Government or split further, with talks of Lord Snowden and Lord Reading possibly altering leadership roles.
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London
Sir Herbert Bamvel
Air John Simon
Tolowars
Mir John Almon
Ot Qian
Simonitea
German unions face drive to curb wage cuts
In Berlin Runday unions protested after the Labour Minister announced that any union seeking wage cuts under the emergency order would be prosecuted. A last-minute arbitration decision extended the present rate until February, preserving a 124 percent cut for employers and avoiding a strike by 200,000 coal miners.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Mrs Edols Plight Over Contempt of Court
A report details Mrs Amyell Yonde facing a contempt sentence from the bankruptcy court after failing to appear for examination. She was ordered to remain in prison for all indepth portions of the inquiry, with the court setting a restricted period until she purges contempt. Further proceedings will determine if she can apply to be brought before the court.
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Sydney
Amyell Yonde
Omdale
Player Writer Ban Noted By State Board
Fragmentary text reports a ban on a player writer by a controlling body with references to a Cricket Maid of Control. A state monitor, Mr. fA. Onlain, says the case has not been fully controlled by the board. The spelling is garbled but suggests broadcasting or writing restrictions for a test player.
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Cricket Maid of Control
Fa. Onlain
Moniter State Control Board
Cottage Destroyed Sea Faces Charge
Seawara Michael Ememady appeared in court today charged with malice for cutting a cottage owned by his father Michael Durmody at Kidcombe. Constable Word described the事件 and the remand was granted to Christchurch Court.
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Sydney
Seawara
Michael Ememady
Waframal
Tie Te Cuttare
Michaal Durmody
Kidcombe
Fatal Charge at Union HQ Sparks Martial Scene
A violent mob attacked the United States Mine Workers' Union headquarters in Springfield on Sunday night. Police and officers were injured as a heavily armed group breached a barricade and confronted striking workers amid a tense, chaotic scene.
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Springfield
Commonwealth Bonds At Par At Ayunicy Monday
Partial unreadable cryptic note describes bond activity at par with mentions of Mack bine, LPEB, C101/H/0, and ELT/1M/ figures. Indicates slight movements above and below par after adjustments.
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Commonwealth
Parliament Adopts Four Sitting Days For Recess In October
Parliament plans four sitting days a week with Friday adjournment through October 11. The Ottawa Agreements reform and customs tariff measures head to the Senate after swift passage in the House. The Senate may recess two to three weeks after handling urgent business as the House shifts to Tuesday sessions to focus on budget, tariffs, and estimates.
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Tor Ti
Ottawa
Tor Fustome
Gullett
Senate
House of Representatives
Sharp Rise Predicted in Wheat Exports Plan
Washington reports a morning conference with President Hoover and the Agriculture Board to map an export plan for surplus farm products. The initial project involves selling 15 million bushels on credit, with federal support and a board purchase to stabilize prices, potentially lifting domestic wheat prices by about 10 cents.
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Washington, Bun
Fnderal
Bourg
Reconstruction Hinnnes Corporation
Hreaidant-Woover
White Houm
Connides Ton
Corporation
Fimnes
Free State Ends Economic Struggle Amid Party Aims
Bray reports a sketch of London where the cabinet wished to influence Anglo Irish inputs but resisted coercion. The former Sinn Fein leader notes the Congress party’s aversion to pressure to end the economic war, signaling a cautious path forward without surrender.
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London
Bunday- Mimultancoun
Mrew
Miniaur
Br. Lemasn
Lourhren
Prtagerald
Bray
An Val
Certificate Withdrawals and Aviation Precautions Followed
The Department of Civil Aviation withdraws some certificates and imposes reexaminations pending the Accident Committee findings. Officials note some moths in Australia may resume operations soon after manufacturers comply with required precautions and immediate instructions are issued to manufacturers and agents.
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Ayoney
Ds Havilland Aircraft Co
Charue
Murray
Jones
Aly Worthinemy
Department of Civil Aviation
Australia
Department’ of “Civil” Aviation Mlebt
We Aald
Postmaster Theft Case Involving Goaford Official
A 1924 case centers on Rav Anemins shares valued at £1044 2s 11d. Evidence shows the postmaster at Goaford walked out in August 1924 while an inspector checked the books. Trial details imply misappropriation and the defendant’s alleged actions in New Zealand context.
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Rydney
Goaford
A Fendant
New Zealand
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Archbishop Kelly
Britain
Mundy
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