Fenton Resigns Rumors Grow Of Ottawa Conference Fallout
Cabinet whispers center on Postmaster General J E Fenton amid talks with Mr Gullet over the Ottawa Conference. Reports say Fenton plans resignation before week end as Ottawa provisions renew tariff debates and Australia’s stance shapes a possible policy shift before Parliament. Cabinet adjournments and a formal invitation to Mr Gullet mark ongoing discussions in Canberra.
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Mr. Gullett
Ottawa
Fenton
Australia
Ieane
Gaittington
Great Britain
Gullett
Inhan
Guileti
Fever Threat to Australia Warns of Rising Menace
A deflated and garbled item reports a warning of fever in Australia. Mentions a prediction by Marvey Burton addressing health inspectors. States numerous deaths and rapid spread, urging Australia to prepare amid a growing menace.
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Qydney
Australia
Sydney minister warns against dangerous traffic move
The Australian minister today warned against measures that could impede traffic and endanger pedestrians. Government officials said a four month plan would face heavy opposition and asked for a safer approach to prevent road hazards.
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Sydney
Tuseday
Informeg
Adeen
Mendes
Speedway rider's near miss in London bullet incident
The Austrian rider Yon rama was en route to London after an aerodrome tie when a bullet shattered his windscreen. A passerby removed a glass splinter as the driver described a near miss that could have struck him. Police are investigating the shooting.
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Yon
Paraguay and Bolivia reach ceasefire terms in Gran Chaco
The Paraguayan government announces acceptance of the pre fest for hostilities with Bolivia under American supervised conditions. The Washington commission outlines immediate withdrawal, demilitarization of Gran Chaco within two to three weeks, and mutual reduction of forces to minimum water security. The War Ministry Bulletin says Paraguayan forces repelled Bolivian attack at Gran Chaco.
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Asuncion
Monaay
Gran Chaco
Ort Chao
Bolivia
Paraguay
Wateras
Lulletin
Ministry of War
Lucknow Mines Select Committee To Complete Report
Sydney Tuesday reports the Legislative Assembly approving a motion by Mr J T Reig to appoint a select committee to inquire into mining leases. The aim is to complete the unfinished final report from the Forster chair and present recommendations on mining and company laws, with bipartisan support and concern for costs.
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Sydney
J.T. Reig
Forster
Ald
Rola
Schmeling Defeats Walker by Technical Knockout in Eighth
In New York an eliminator for Schmeling’s title, the world champion defeated Mick Walker in the eighth round by technical knockout. Walker weighed in heavier, showing fatigue as Schmeling pressed with powerful rights to the head and body. Walker’s left eye closed, and his manager stopped the bout after a brutal finish. London reports also note George Cook stopping Maret Minsman in the ninth round with sharp combos.
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Bharkey
Max Schmeling
Mick Walker
Ourpriss
Walker
Thatterman
Achmel+ Ing
Walkers Ead
London
George Cook
Maret Minsman
Diachfrinra
Cook
Hinaman
Amatrutian
Mared Wall
Clos Quarterh
Exciting Chase Shocks Mexandria Police and Thieves
An officer fired on fleeing thieves during a late night chase through the Melt and Tertile Corp area. Three men were found in the rounds. a foreman and one officer exchanged shots, injuring none as the attackers fled. Police returned fire but the shots went wide.
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Bydnet
Tureday
Mexandria
British Cabinet Wholesale Changes Expected Today
The Daily Herald reports a critical London meeting may announce cabinet changes this weekend. Foreign Secretary Sir John Bisop travels from Geneva to Paris to London, while Prime Minister Baldwin returns from Ais-le-Fathon for talks as Ottawa Conference legislation looms.
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John Bisop
Cleneva
Paris
London
Stanley Baldwin
Ais-lefathon
Mtin
Wesnenday
Ottawa
Liberal Federation
Railways negotiations aim at shared awards authority
The Premier Mr Stevens announced that the Commonwealth and State governments are negotiating to resolve overlapping rail and tramway awards. The aim is to place these services under a single authority to streamline control.
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Sydney
Mr. Stevens
Ottawa Cabinet Crisis Debated Amid World Conference Ties
The article notes tension over cabinet composition after a world economic conference. Provisional plans aim to start Ottawa legislation on October 18 as the House of Commons meets, with opposition to Liberal ministers and talks of delayed legislation.
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Atttawa
Merbert
Himpeit
Ottawe
Anayatuin Sd
the Times
Ained
Ottawa
House of Commona
Liberal Members Confer on House Support Amid Unclear Outcomes
An hour and a half meeting of Liberal members in the House of Commons discussed loyalty to Ely Herbert Bamusl and Sir John Almas. The gathering revealed continued attachment to the Elmon following and a cautious, sometimes tepid, stance toward Mr. MacDonald.
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Snares
House of Commons
Ely Herbert Bamusl
John Almas
Elmon
MacDonald
State Service Positions Update in Sydney Report
A brief from Sydney notes recent public service appointments and department changes. It references government departments, workforce counts, and inquiries into service roles, highlighting gender demographics and employment figures amid ongoing reforms.
Local Government Association Jubilee Conference Held
A local government association convened a Jubilee conference featuring discussions on governance powers and constitutional reforms. Attendees included representatives from multiple regions and prominent legal scholars addressing long standing governance questions and future directions.
Explosion on French Submarine Cherbourg Injures Crew
An explosion in the diesel engine room of the French submarine Cherbourg during recent exercises injured thirty two, one fatally. An engineer died from head injuries, six others were hurt, and a fire followed. The crew sought the bridge but were recalled to stations to avoid danger as fires were extinguished.
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Cherbawra
Ie Com
Alt Wether
Miebelta
oMrera
Emigration Shift As Italy Seeks Africa Link
In Rome a British United Press report says King Victor’s Eritrea visit signals Italy’s push toward Africa, shifting migration focus from the Americas and Europe to Africa. The move follows policy changes that curb Italian migrants fleeing Argentina and Brazil amid economic and political changes.
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Rome
United Press
Victor
Eritrea
Sant Africa
Hialy
Africa
America
Canada
Pranos
Argentina
Bresil
Doctor Fined For High Speed On Harbour Bridge
Dr Stewart Lloyd Cameron of Morriwa was fined more than 17 pounds at Central Court for dangerous driving on Bradfield Highway in a dangerous manner, driving past the toll gate at speed between 60 and 70 miles per hour, and colliding with the wall while attempting to leave with a trader's plate.
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Rydney
Stewart Lloyd Cameron
Morriwa
Central Court
Bradfield
Micro.Telephones and the Australasian Wireloms Patent
The article notes that Alomen and Bros arranged with an amalgamated Wireloms to exchange patent material for a British Post Office purchase. It mentions a standard micro-telephone set called the meaphans and a 300,000 unit purchase, highlighting British and Australasian involvement in early telephone hardware distribution.
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London
Alomen'n Bros
Wireloms
Australasia
Mirchey
Puat
Negotiations Advance on New South Wales Loan Conversion
In Sydney the Premier Mr Stevens cancels his Eugowra Show duties to oversee critical talks on converting New South Wales 12 million loan due in London in November. A radiophone briefing with London financial advisers discussed terms, with a likely interest rate above 4. The Commonwealth Bank Board meeting was reportedly considered but groundless. The Grassers’ Association head Mr Walker says unemployment cannot be absorbed by primary industries.
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New South Wales
London
Premer
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
Per Financial Advisers
Radiophone
Stoney
H.W. Lloyd
M.I.A
Grassers’ Association
Walker
Mecom
Interest Rate On Conversion Loan In Legislative Assembly
Major Jarvie asked the Premier about London split on the rate of interest for the 42 million NSW loan conversion. The Premier said London opinion was not disclosed, negotiations with government underwriters continued, and no public statement would be made at present.
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Sydney
Legislative Assembly
Major Jarvie
London
New South Wales
Death of Athletes Suspected Foul Play in Brisbane
Police discounted foul play in the death of J. J. Coambine, once a notable athlete, whose body was found near a boarding house gateway at Spring Hill. Residents reported disturbances and sounds before police were summoned, but the inquiry concluded a natural cause.
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Brisbane
J. J. Coambine
Gurwidh
Hitler's Attack on Munich Sparks Disarmament Debate
Fragmented wartime dispatch notes a National Observer critique of a speech by political leaders and a push by Germany and allied powers toward war readiness. The text highlights distrust of the government and concerns over hypocritical positions on disarmament and security in Europe.
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Wae & Tuisinkg
Yoo Pepen
Paris
Esia
Tinge Wil Ba
Film uk Melbourne talks on interstate governship debate
fragmented text reports Melbourne film concern and interim governance clash. mentions Victoria Government inviting commonwealth officials to discuss interstate representation and control questions. unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Budget will meet Premiers Plan deficit near £1,125,000
Adelaide report notes the South Australian Budget to be introduced next week aims for a deficit just below £1,125,000 as urged by the Premiers Plan. It says primary industries will improve employment and profits, with broader recovery tied to domestic economic adjustments and national conditions.
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Adelaide
Smacine Petalncy
Santa Pesetanas
Mt Rakad
Mithkis
Attack on Wife Ends in Husband Charged Case
A husband faced charges after an alleged attack on his wife. The incident led to the wife being taken to a hospital for evaluation. Deputies reported the event and are continuing the investigation.
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