Italy Refuses League Action as Talks Seek Britain Pact
Rome reports Italy will not bow to League demands without an accord with Britain. The cabinet says no immediate aims against British interests and seeks a settlement over Central Africa. Troop sailings accelerate while Europe braces for possible expansion of the Abyssinian crisis.
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Rome
Council of Ministers
Signor Mussolini
Italy
League of Nations
League
Central
Africa
Europe
Directors to Meet Over Canal Sanctions in Paris
The Daily Herald reports a special director meeting for the Buex Canal in Paris next weekend to discuss potential sanctions. Britain will be represented by the government’s director on the Buee Canal Board, along with the British Government’s representative, while other officials and leaders from France and Great Britain are expected.
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Daily Herald
Paris
Britain
Buee Canal Company
Lord Cromer
Auer Canal Board
Ian Malcolm
France
Wuld
Strath
Gibraltar
South Africa
Butter Prices Rise as London Market Recovers
London market reports a strong recovery in butter prices to the highest level in years. Gains stem from lower Australian and New Zealand shipments and improved grading. Russia remains a key supplier while Danish imports rise. British demand remains cautious due to weather and stock adjustments.
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London
Australia
New Zealand
New Report Ordered On Merits Of Dispute
Geneva report outlines that the Committee of Thirteen will prepare a historical record on the Abymilaian dispute origins. Led by Anthony Eden, the work may reference past floods and is due by October 3 for Council review. The Thirteen will not sanction any conclusion.
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Geneva
Committee of ‘Thirteen
League Recreftariat
Wec F Lok
Anthony Eden
Morita
Sehole
Addis Ababa Warning From Emperor Over Army Duty
In Addis Ababa the Emperor of Abyna warns the council that delay is impossible as Mabison warns of aggression. He states he must head to the army if delay continues and duty cannot be postponed any longer.
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Addis Ababa
Bunday
Abyna
Mabison
De Valera To Announce Irish Settlement At Ennis Meeting
The Sunday Express reports Mr. de Valera phoned from Geneva to call an open air gathering in Ennis on November 6 to unveil a major announcement. Dublin circles speculate the Anglo Irish dispute peace plan, awaited as a potential honourable settlement.
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London
The
Monday Express
de Valera
Geneva
Ennis
Sunday Express
Dublin
Mr. de Valera
French Hopes Shattered Parib Saturday
The Haatien communique ends any lingering hope that Sig now Mussolini might offer last minute talks under League mediation. Most optimism faded that Britain would negotiate directly. France will decide next steps at the cabinet meeting next week, as Anthony Eden pushes to speed up the process toward an early Council Assembly.
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PARIB
Haatien
Sig‘tor Mussolini
France
Mtte
ML. Eet
Anthony ‘Eden
British Labour to Debate Sanctions at Conference
The Labour Party Executive has set two days of talks at the annual conference to discuss Labour's stance on enforcing sanctions. Debate is expected to intensify if sanctions are approved.
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British Labour
London
Labour Party
Labour
Australians Set New Cycling Records Across England
The Australian team including captist MAUKen Ard Stuart rode Vandem from London to York in 1 hour 18 minutes, beating Blaty and Latin’s prior mark by 1 minute 18 seconds. They then covered 7 miles in 12 hours, surpassing Marshall and Pagety’s record by 4 miles, with high speed trials and motor support noted. They aim for Balmburgh London and other events, planning further marches by late October.
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London
Mauken Ard Stuart
Vandem
York
Marshall
Pagety
Feu Sa
Trade Pact Under Consideration Narrowly Affects Imports
Prime Minister Bennett announced tonight that a trade treaty with the United States is under consideration. The pact would permit a four million dollar reduction in duties on imports from the United States, impacting about seven hundred items.
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Winnipig
Bennett
United States
Imean
Jessoning Tau
Defence loan call amid warns of naval weakness and danger
London Sat edition argues Austrians weakness in navy threatens world peace and urges government to launch a defence loan to remedy imperial defence gaps, noting deficiencies compared with Germany Japan and Italy and the risk of renewed war.
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London
Roger Keyer Ip
Wrpe Bunday
Thaen
Aiistain
Germany
Japan
Italy
Geneva Deserted After League Assembly Adjournment
Geneva expects a near deserted scene as the League of Nations assembly adjourns for 24 hours. Delegates scatter for home or brief breaks while Council members depart Geneva. Roosevelt press message backs Dr Burgin on liberalizing trade and currency pacts. Roosevelt calls for fewer international trade restrictions.
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Geneva
Assembly of
League of Nations
Council
de Benes
Bote
Roosevelt
W. Burgin
Food prices soar as ministers push propaganda in trade room
The Borl Chronicle correspondent reports rising butter lard pork and wages amid a government propaganda push. Ministers Schacht and Goebbels champion Armamenta policy while claiming future gains for Germans, despite hardship for housewives and consumers.
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London
Tram Collision injures three in Sydney spill
In Sydney on Sunday a tram collision near Spring Street left Joseph Cook, 78, unconscious but later found not seriously injured. two others sustained minor injuries and received treatment. A White Lance ambulance attended the scene.
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Sydney
Spring Street
City
RMN
Maine Fine
Erasneu
Joseph Cook
East Sydney
Howe
Nutrition League Pushes Inquiry on Health Program
Geneva on Saturday M. Guinagy presented a proposal to extend the League’s health work. The council adopted his view to form a commission of inquiry without waiting until 1936, after consultations with economic, financial, and health experts.
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Geneva
M. Guinagy
Council
The
League Bearce
M. Guinamu
Thora
Lawrence of Arabia Honored With Bust and Tablet
The Sunday Dispatch reports a bronze bust and tablet will memorialize Lawrence of Arabia in St. Pauls crypt near Nelson and Wellington tombs and beside the grave of Professor Palmer murdered in 1882 in Sinai. Palmer, an orientalist and archaeologist, was Lawrence’s counterpart on a secret mission to unite tribes against Egypt.
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London
the Sunday Dispatch
Lawrence of Arabia
St. Paul's
Nelson
Wellington
Palmer
Sinai Desert
Lawrence
Arabal Pasha
Hurricane tracks threaten Cuba and Florida coast
Reports say a tropical hurricane swept across Cuba and Jamaica causing extensive property damage and at least thirty deaths in Santa Clara. The storm, moving northward, may reach Miami as it widens inland across 150 to 200 miles, with over a thousand homes destroyed and heavy losses feared along the eastern Florida coast.
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New York
Florida
Cuba
Jamaica
Miami
Hawans
Santa Clara
Aborigine Outlaw Recaptured After Fierce Struggle
Darwin reports the recapture of Minemara, an Aboriginal man linked to a murder charge. Police and trackers engaged in a violent chase at dawn, Minemara resisting with improvised weapons before being overpowered and handcuffed.
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Darwin
Minemara
Flo
Naos
Huwan
Clear majority for woman on hospital board election outcome
The first hospital board election produced a clear female victory for Mrs. Re J. Tillyard with a majority. Dr Nott led the advisory council count, securing early election, while Lt.-Col. Goodwin and Mr. Kelly contested third place as preferences continued to be counted.
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Re J. Tillyard
Advisory Council
Dr. Nott
Jervis Bay
L. W. Nott
Shakespeare
Col. Goodwin
Kelly
Canberra Hoothe
Hospital Board
Acton
Goodwin
Theatlake
Duntroun
Nott
ShaKowposte
Labour
B.ck Kelly
Kos
Piper
Tam
Wits
Ind Teday
Jervis Hay
Mqures
Aspes
Taxi Drivers Panic Amid Unclear City Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads a chaotic scene about taxi drivers reacting to a city action or regulation. Names, places, and precise details are unreadable, but hints point to a Taxi Drivers panic and a response to an official notice or event affecting driving conditions or fares.
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