Delay halts Bangkok to Darwin solo flight attempt
An apparent crash halted Capt R F’s solo flight from England to Darwin, with a second attempt planned after a Friday landing near Bangkok. The aircraft suffered propeller damage and wind-inducing issues, delaying progress by several days as authorities pursue renewed departure.
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Elieh
R. F
England
Darwin
Matthews
Banmes
Don Muang
Wae Wohert
Australia House Fate In Balance Report On Geneva Meeting
The report from Coleman and Beullin discusses the Geneva meeting and national anxieties over a possible outcome. Officials expect delays for public release and note scrutiny by Mr. Turker and others.
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Mir
Australia
Magic Find of Egyptian Surf Boat at CAINO
Fragmented OCR reports a surf boat find on Saturday involving Egyptian themes and a match morning. The garbled text mentions Morton and various names while describing a presumed victory and disrupted play.
Fatality at Sydney Speedway Thunderbolt
Sydney reports a fatality when a 6 year old boy, Frederick Hurley, was struck near a speedway. Eyewitnesses say he collided with a moving vehicle during a chaotic event, leaving investigators to determine the circumstances.
Canberra Trade Growth Expands as Enterprises Enter the District
The Canberra region sees rising trade links with Southern Tablelands towns. Woolmltalttiorye Ltd expands with five offices in Crate Aerimeyan Cooma Kormbala and Pelesabe to coordinate district interests and boost local businesses.
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Tablelands
Aioe
Timberria Ane
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Commie Po Cuber Ombke
Whittle
Canberra Times
Woolmltalttiorye, Ltd
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Cooma
Kormbala
Pelesabe
Canberra Shrinking Under Strain of Sydney Crisis
Mr T. M. Shakespeare returning from Sydney warns Canberra bears worse hardship than the capital. He cites unemployment, hunger, and factory strain as Sydney’s problems threaten to spread west. Government action urged to prevent broader privation.
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Canberra
Sydney
Wheat Slump Hits American Markets on Russian Grain Pressure
A New York Times correspondent reports bearish pressure from cheap Russian grain triggering a wave of liquidations in wheat and other grains worldwide. The Chicago market suffered a one million dollar decline tied to reactionary selling by holders of farmers’ crops, with prices slipping toward lower levels across major exchanges.
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Chicago
New York Times
Heldera
Imperial Conference Trade Issue Drives Empire Debates
London reports show a broad push for intra Empire trade to shore up Britain's deficit while concerns grow Britain may lose foreign sales. Leaders discuss preferential policies though some fear higher empire protections could limit free exchange with non imperial markets. Australian and Canadian figures weigh distribution and living standards as measures to ease crisis.
Soviet Wheat Sales Inquiry in New York
A U S In New York the Representatives Committee investigates Soviet wheat sales tied to European positioning. A former Russian official testified that data about the American army and navy were being relayed to the Bowler training group.
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Soviet Wheat Sales Inquiy
New York
Wite
Imperial Affairs Publicity Shifts in London Meeting Schedule
London reports indicate discussions among Berllim and financial advisers in the forenoon and a preparatory meeting with Dominion Attorne y General J Ol Thomas. Prime Ministers plan to discuss procedures with Geneva officials and representations about whinge proceedings in CAO rum4. Scullin Moloney couple motor to London and plan country visits.
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Berllim
J. Ol ‘Thomas
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Forber Romero
New Zealand
Seulthan
CAO
Bominiens
Robert Gartan Iwin
Toric Parte of
Toomorrow Montering
Forest Riots Kill Fifteen in Bombay Presidency Clash
In Chirner forest near Panvel, fifteen people including a forest officer and several officials died amid a large mob attack. Over fifty were injured as rioters clashed with police and forest staff. authorities in Bombay deployed armed reinforcements to restore order.
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Chirner
Panvel
Koluba
Bombay Presidency
Congress “War Council
Vie Laden
Polic
Peinforre- Menta
Bombay
Lash of whip rhetoric shadows Lang policy speech
The text cites Mr Lang's policy remarks attacked as constrictive and empty by Mr McTiernan. It portrays the Labour Party whip’s influence as driving unrealistic promises and threatening budget stability and finance balance.
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Melny
Mee McTiernan
AIS
Langs Polley
Stevens
Ran
Lang
MeTlerman
Labour Party
Imperial trade report urges intra Empire links and currency
A report from the Empire Economic Union Research Committee argues for excluding foreign trade and expanding intra Empire commerce. It calls for trade agreements within the empire, creation of an imperial currency and an imperial economic secretariat, and is signed by Amery and others.
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London
Empire
Lord Melchett
Empire Economic Union Research Committee
Britain
Dominiona
Amery
Loralind
Shooting Affray Near Clyde Home Leaves Rigger in Serious Condition
A Clyde Wisconsin rigger, Frank Tavid, age 24, was shot near his home in a shed area after a dispute with a man over a locked fence. He was taken to hospital in serious condition. Police say the shooter fled the scene and was later arrested after a confrontation with officers.
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Bypneyv
Soniday
Frank Tavid
Clyde
Tau
Wissiete
Empire Free Trade Outlook at Imperial Conference
The Daily Herald correspondent reports the Imperial Conference may end Empire free trade. He notes room to improve intra Empire trading methods and a push for greater marketing efficiency and better financing of inter imperial trade.
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London
Daily Herald
Larger Wickets Change Test Bowlers Pace Says Fairfax
London reports note that larger wickets will not drastically alter bowlers' approaches. Fairfax warns players may adapt slowly as tourists adjust to slower pitches after five months away. The Australian team eyes debut on the board, feeling nervous about first appearance on the border wicket.
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London
Fairfax
Tey
Rationing A.W.U. Endorses Alaa at Capital Hall Meeting
A fragmented report notes a meeting at Capital Hall where the A.W.U. endorsed Alaa amid a large majority. The gathering debated rationing policy with emphasis on ministerial actions and Canberra work, aiming to renew the wartime incentive program.
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Alaa
Broek
AMEE
Capital Hall
Runayo
Enidborte
Canberra
Gallipoli Scenes Re enacted at Major Reproduction Event
A large crowd saw the re enacted Gallipoli scenes with over ten thousand men partaking in the production. Key sections were staged near Mulla with principal action focusing on the trench and battlefield depictions amid a commemorative atmosphere.
Lycahts Close Down Sydney V Bundy
The government aims to restore work after Lyons or Lyauchi galvanised bron works down and referred to the Federal cabinet. Minister Mr Penaley says steps will be taken to enable resumed operations and to aid industry recovery.
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Sydney
Fatal Argument Leaves Man Dead in Newcastle
A man unidentified by name died after an argument on Wolfe Street last night. The assailant allegedly demanded money and struck the victim with a weapon, resulting in fatal injuries. Police are investigating the incident and uncertain about the motive.
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Newcastle
Wolfe-street
Cruiser Adrift in North Sea Picked Up at Humber
The cruiser Pritish missing in the North Sea with all hands aboard was found and towed to the Humber yesterday. The crew were picked up after the vessel broke adrift in rough seas and was driven toward the coast.
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North Sea
London
Ama
Conquest
Humber
Duke of Gloucester to Attend Abyrwain Emperor Coro
The Duke of Gloucester will depart London on October 14 to represent the King at the coronation of the Emperor of Abyrwain. He plans a several day big game hunting trip before returning home early in the new year.
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London
Duke of Gloucester
Robbery in Sydney's City Near St James Theatre
Arthur Finglefield of Ryde was knocked down near the St James Theatre by three men at 9.30 tonight. After asking for a match he showed his pocket, was struck, and robbed of a watch, chain, and other small jewelry items before the trio fled.
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Sydney
Arthur Finglefield
Ryde
St. James Theatre
Englefield
Food duties and Empire grain proposals discussed
Imperial conference memorandum favors quarterly wheat duties and purified grain measures. Turitt advocates preferred supplies and a memorandum outlines quarterly duties amid Empire trade discussions.
Bank Closes in Cuba Reported by Havana Daily El Mundo
The Havana newspaper El Mundo reports Banco del Comercio in Havana has suspended payments. The article outlines proposed Empire duties on imported beef mutes veal and other foods, with foreign butter cheese and canned goods taxed. A memorandum urges an Empire mark of origin.
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Havana
el Mundo
Banco del Comercio
Cuba
Eco
Grain Tarifes Proposed Amendment At Warsaw Meet
Dominion delegates from Australia Canada New Zealand South Africa and India urged an amendment to a Warsaw conference resolution. It would require all League members to participate in cereal policy discussions. The move cites conflict with economic equality principles and with the most favored nation rule.
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Geneva
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
League of Nations
Warsaw
League of Nationa
China
Newspapers Drop Free Insurance Scheme
Sydney readers learn that several papers have quietly ended their free insurance feature as an economy move. The brief notice states the discontinuance without details and mentions two morning and two Sunday newspapers affected.
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Aydney
British Railways may face full reorganization under government control
The Daily Express reports talks among the general managers of Boutder and London North Eastern Railways meeting the president of Canadian National that could lead to a sweeping British railway overhaul. Government ownership and a railway dictator are hinted, with secrecy around negotiations and possible government takeover of British Railways and elimination of overlaps.
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London
Daily Express
Boutder
London Northastern Railways
Canadian National Railways
British Railways
Express
New Zealand Tops Canada in Car Market Share
Ottawa reports that New Zealand led Canada in auto trade in 1924, with Australia. Together they accounted for about 32 percent of Canada's automobile total. Exports to New Zealand reached over £1,450,000 and to Australia over £750,000.
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New Zealand
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Australia
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