Rainbow Wins Sixth Cup Heat as Sopwith Withdraws Protest
The American yacht Rainbow defeated British Endeavour by 55 seconds in the sixth heat off Newport, both ships flying protest flags at the start. Protests were later withdrawn as Sopwith stated he would not challenge again, noting the Rainbow was better handled despite the race being close.
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Newport
Rainbow
Endeavour
M. Sopwith
Enthatam
Vanderbilt
Shen
Mr. Bop
Kalnrachis
Irony Foam Thhey
Mtr. T. C
General Strike Shuts Algeciras City as Bus Burned
In Algeciras Spain a general strike was declared on Tuesday. Strikes forced passengers to walk ten miles to reach hotels while liner guards escorted visitors from their chambers to safety. Union actions blocked traffic and crews faced danger from protesting workers.
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Algeciras
Tuesaday
Dnivers
Sels
Boste
Fitia
Terre McAleurs
Narkunds
Development plan backed by five mining giants in Western Australia
A development push led by James Connolly and supported by five major mining companies seeks to advance a scheme in Western Australia. An advisory council including Lord Stonehaven and Lord Howse, plus eight MPs, sits to oversee work in the Bis Victoria River district. The effort targets land settlement, railway and conservation works under government approval.
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London
Wednenda
Fiir James Connolly
The
Crown
Western
Ausia
Victoria River
Coucil
Lord Stonehaven
Lord How
Salvation
Wompany
Western Australia
Sint Ar Ao
Entrants May Fly Across Atlantic
London report from The BabL Paprapts Dublin correspondent describes entrants in a cross Atlantic air race. Names appear garbled but indicate competitors sailing for Melbourne and Mann: Lemad Calor. The timing requires shipments from New Mt to reach the destination in time.
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London
Dublin
Babl
Baldonnall
Melbourne
Mann
Calor
New
At- Me
Explosion Shatters Seals of Pit Mine
A blast at a London pit and a second in North Wales shattered seals and vent shafts. A nearby worker was injured as girders twisted like straws and concrete flew. The mine will likely need reentry and remediation.
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London
Greston
Calhery
Waleh
Kidnapper Police Stop Up All Loopholes
New York police vow to close loopholes as they target Hauptmann and Barn for October kidnapping and murder charges. Investigators claim to use tough methods to secure a confession and report clues from Hauptmann's home, including a telephone number linked to ransom negotiations and a ledger tied to the ladder used in the child's movement.
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New York
Barnanf Hauptmann
Uso
Ini
Hauptmann
Fauptmann
Jona Condon
Swiss War Damages Claim At League Of Nations
Swiss claim for wartime damages before the League of Nations council alleges Switzerland seeks 47 million in gold from Britain France and Italy for property losses of Swiss subjects. British and French delegates disputed the figures with France asserting invasion and heavy casualties while arguing against Swiss demand of 100 million francs. Argentine representative to study the claims was appointed.
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Geneva
League of Nations
M. Motta
Switzer
Switzerland
Britain
France
Italy
Anthony Kuen
M. Barthon
Insurance for Unemployment State Representations
In a Wednesday session of the Legislative Assembly Mr Stevens said the Government accepted the unemployment insurance principle but noted the issue is a Commonwealth matter. He referenced a report from C M McDonald, a Commonwealth representative at the Geneva International Labour Conference, and said the government is considering the matter.
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Agdney
Commonwealth
Stevens
J. C. Rows
U.A.P
Legislative Assembly
C. M. McDonald
Geneve
Resignation of NRA Administrator in Hyde Park
Monday in Hyde Park New York Mr N R A administrator at the National Recovery programme resigned and President Boone Welt accepted the resignation immediately Observers say Johnson will not figure in NRA affairs again and the organization will be re constituted into a quasi legislative administrative and judicial body with reduced dictatorship The resignation followed pressure from cotton strike leaders and is seen as a shift toward a more democratic approach in government policy
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Hyde Park
New York
High Johnson
National Recovery
Boone- Welt
Johnson
NRA
Ublow
Bradman in Serious Condition Blood Transfusion Considered
The official bulletin says Don Bradman remains in a serious condition with high temperature and blood transfusion possible. King and Queen send wishes for speedy recovery from Balmoral. Australian manager Mr Bushby granted brief access to the patient as anxious friends await further news.
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Ine
Bradman
Douglan Shields
Balmoral
Bushby
Thad
Shadow of War Opens U S League Conference in Sydney
Lieut Governor Sir Philip Buryet notes war’s end not yet here and calls for international cooperation for peace. L A Robb reports the league advances its service ideals and progress after soldier settlement, with free railway travel for 28 000 members to Sydney impeded by rolling stock shortages.
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Sydney
Philip Buryet
League For
Philip
Estas Nak
L. A. Robb
Feague
Fe League
Ansao Memorial
Robb
Notham
LG Conference Seeks Federal Action On Unemployment Scheme
Goulburn reports the Local Government Association conference endorses a motion urging the Commonwealth Government to establish a national unemployment scheme and take control of unemployment. The goal is uniform nationwide policy.
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Goulburn
Local Government Association
Ily
Commonwealth
Divorce Decision by Tippett Decree Nisi Made Returnable
Justice Boydce grants a nisi divorce to Branley Arthur Tippett. The decree is returnable in five weeks to allow the wife to remarry a man she admitted with, while protecting children from stigma. Bratt notes the surname originally Chifffett and that the wife planned to be a mother and marry the bio father.
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Bydney
Tudgets
Rustice Boyce
Branley
Arthur Tippett
Tustice Hoyce
Macy
Bratt
Chifffett
Ella
Companies Inquiry Hearing In Sydney Adjourns
Dr Lovat described McArthur s release of funds from his joint venture as staggering. Evidence showed McArthur managed many companies and could not explain how he escaped debt. The commission noted mislaid books and insufficient records, with total funds cited at about £130 810 and up capital £18400. Proceedings adjourned to tomorrow.
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Sydney
Lovat
McArthur
Halee Rogers
Loust
Wwe and
Nail
Nobertus
Smith Johnston and Co
M.B.N
Tere
Mill
Ant
Communnion
Morrey
Lancashire Move for Agreement by Mills
London Sunday reports a meeting at Branchester where Lancashire spinners sign a price agreement for stabilizing the industry. The pact covers mill inspection and penalties for breaches, with expectations that other cotton sectors will adopt similar steps to end price cutting.
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London
Tusunday
Lancashire
Branchester
Bimiler Conree
Claim for Damages Evidence of Police Damage
The case involves Central Investors Ltd claiming £25,000 damages after a raid. Kathleen OConnell and Beal & Co. report papers scattered, with some missing documents affecting transactions up to £1,000. Officer testimony describes a horoscope photo removal and a cigarette incident during the raid.
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Bydney
Central Investors Ltd
Kathleen O'Connell
Beal
Mig O'Connell
Bradman condition unchanged despite improved night report
The report notes Bradman had a decent night but his overall condition remained unchanged after the operation. The update arrives from an 7:30 am briefing highlighting his steady state despite earlier signs of progress.
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Bradman
Phone Bridge Joins Capitals of the World
Ely Robert Hanahen of International Combubion Ltd describes a simultaneous telephonic call with company executives in Melbourne Adelald Sydney Perth Johannesburg Cairo Bombay New York and Manila linking world capitals through a single network.
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London
Ely Robert Hanahen
International Combub-ion Ltd
Melbourne
Adelald
Sydney
Perth
Johanneaburg
Carib
Bombay
New York
Paela
Picturegrams From London To Sydney
An announcement by the Chief Director of Amalgamated Wireless of In g the Wuncoon at the Chartered Institute of Secretaries says photo transmission from Sydney to London could be possible in about twenty minutes. He notes a London newspaper page was sent by wireless and forecasts that transmitting moving pictures may soon aid the audiovisual industry.
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Aydney
Wharieaday
Sydney
London
Amalgamated Wireless
Ing
Wuncoon
Chartered Institute of Secretarien
Hail
Royal Visit Acknowledges Casual Staff Exclusion
In Canberra a royal visit note cites Mr Sinclair stating casual employees clearly fall outside the public holiday proclamation. Representations from Canberra authorities are expected to be filed promptly regarding the capital holiday plan.
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Rapling
Ti Mtorey
Canberra
Sinclair
Duke of Glouces
Mrs Bradman to Be P O Guest in Sydney
In Sydney the P and O Company invites Mrs Bradman to travel as a guest aboard the finer Maiore due to circumstances of her journey to Mogland. An official will meet her in Fremantle to accompany the trans continental train on the return leg.
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Sydney
Appeal by Insurance Company in Malicious Prosecution Case
Sydney firm Weanesany acts on appeal from the Eight Court against the decision in the action brought by Leslie Roy Mattingon, warded £3000 damages for malicious prosecution. The defendant company unsuccessfully appealed the decision of the District Full Court.
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Sydney
Weanesany
Commonwnelthile Agniraane
Borlety
Gainty
Leslie Roy
Mattingon
Bists
Welcome of the Duke at Colombo draws crowds in Australia
The visit of the Duke to Colombo was welcomed on a grand scale with joy reflected in crowd scenes and a harbour farewell as ships prepared to depart. Local reports describe thousands gathering to witness the departure and express admiration for the royal entourage.
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HMB
Busseix
Bas
Calombo
Framantis
Colombo
Caylee
Mentas
Sma Ieee
Lisa
Atpae
Raryal Fighmaas
Rita Asterwet
Reduced Rates In New Plasterers Award In Sydney
A new plasterers award announced by the commissioner reduces wages to 84. am hour with overtime provisions and an extra half hour for leading, outlining lower base rates for workers in the Sydney area.
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Sydney
Henweed
Forerunner of many bridges in international comms
British Telephone Service yesterday hailed a likely initial success as a forerunner of more breakthroughs. The event marked a significant step in bridging international communication, showcasing potential future advances in global telephony.
Girl Killed in Horse Fall at Casino
A 12 year old girl named Irene Maxwell died after a horse fell during a casino event. Injuries were reported as caused by the fall at the venue on Wednesday with local authorities investigating the incident.
Coalition Talks Hinted To Succeed Lyons Under Tariff Pressure
Report from Sydney notes moves to reconcile United Australia and United Country party aims before Parliament's end to allow a share in government. It suggests Steve ns could push NSW Premiership while pressure grows for Stevens to enter federal arena if Labor and UAP policies align.
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Bydney
Tr. Lyons
Sydney
WAP
Fan
Iniher
UAP
USP
UCP
Country Party
Lte
W& Temple
TAP
Iilew
Wome
Lucan
Australia
Aimeunion
New South Wales
Mr. Stevens
Fislers
Steveene
Bellayes
UGP
Nsw
Stevens
Hoong
Thorn
Steven
Aas
Election Turmoil Proclaimed in Lane Electorate
In Lane, Mr. C. Blarken-Amith warns of another election within 12 months as the Lyone Government leans on the Tory bloc. Mr. D. Muleshy of State Labour claims a 570 vote majority over Berry Robinson of UAP, with the result declared amid tense political debate.
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Sydney
T.op
C. Blarclay-Amith
Douge Ima Credit
Lane
D. Muleshy
State Labour
Berry Robinson
UAP
Aloote
Russia's Payment to League and Windsor Fatal Injuries
Melbourne report details a Windsor incident where Dorman died and Boles and Dorman faced a jury. Mulvaney spoke on contributions, family ties, and the strained marriage context amid wartime references. The jury found guilty on charges connected to the fatal event, with recommendations for the next authority.
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Melbourne
Accoud
Windsor
le Dorman
Mulvaney
Geneva
John Hope Boles
IH Council
Tury
Myasie
Bolvn
Kathleen Dorman
Jaquet
Irance
Ger
Dorman
Boles
Baye
Baat
Pecama
Bucs Gully
Giant Cunarder Queen Mary Launched In Britain
The great Cunarder No. 534 was successfully launched today and named Queen Mary. Britain pays 195 units remounting to £160,000. Afghanistan was assessed in some context.
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Queen Mary
London
Afghanistan
Britain
Victorian Migrants Parade Through London Demonstration
Reports describe Victorian migrants marching in London waving banners as they travel around the wards toward Australia House. The demonstrators are said to seek fair views on immigration and settlement.
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London
Australia House
Secmerure Rea
Fatarview Auoranie
RAF Flying Boats Reach Koepang in Troubled Flight
Sparse wartime note reports R.A.F flying boats at Koepang with crews modifying fuel, planning routes toward Malhourne, and a Melbourne organization awaited for coordination. Dated Wednesday, details are fragmented but indicate movement of aircraft and personnel.
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Mylinder
Coe Ve
Plana
Syme Dents
Terwin
Malhourne
Melbourne
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