AERIAL INQUIRY OVER PUBLICITY IDEA AT ULM PROS
In Bydney on June 5, testimony to the Air Inquiry Board recounts a proposed publicity plan linked to the Round Australia flight. Witness Jan Anderson Hor tin testified the discussion suggested wireless coverage centered in Australia and a potential payment, but the witness called the remark a joke and negotiations ended without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Board
Thin Warning
Jan Anderson Hortin
Hhotl Oil Ua
Australia
Hammond
Vic
Camidy
Smith and Uhm
Ulm
Itaid Hdr
Cantor
Hobae
Tost
Capt
Haghes
Whem
Mit
Aie Nak Wa Iim Abwat
Vin
Beeketts
Turaday hearing reveals tense editor board dispute
Proceedings detail a war of words over exclusive rights and an alleged verbal agreement involving Jones Hammond and others. Testimony cites Sun article quotes and questions about emergency rations and leadership capacity at the publishing group.
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Turaday
Tigsbert Campbell Jones
Hall
Hydney
Smith and
Ulm
Hammond
K.C
Uke Anderson
Hitchepe
Mr. Hammond
Sunom Apell 2
Northern Cross
Cumidy
Uhm
Orgactanfiom
Jones
Coal dispute moved toward settlement in conference talks
In Rydney on June 5 a tentative agreement aims to end the coal dispute as both parties seek a conference between the groups. The coal miners warn the men must be paid and wage disputes resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
Mat
Bariness Ment
Desamark
Air mail flight marks west Australia link from Perth
In semi darkness a Perth bound air mail plane returned to Maylands after a 704 mile trip from Kalgoorlie. The flight completed in a little over one and a quarter hours and delivered the first air mail consignment from the Baxter Hunter to Western Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Maylands
Westerm Australia
British Elections Reported Acceptance of Invitation
London June 5 Mr Ramsey MacDonald met with the King at Windsor and accepted the invitation to form a government. The King indicated ministers would be named and presented to His Majesty within a few days, with arrangements to distribute offices among successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. Ramesy iscDonald
Windsor
Rebel King Captures Kandahar in Afghan Upheaval
Advier from Afghanialam reports Kandahar the former royal capital has fallen to rebel king Habilullah Khan. The last royalist stronghold is captured, signaling a major shift in Afghan control amid ongoing upheaval.
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Calcutta
Advier
Afghanialam
Kandahar
Amanullah
Habilullah Khan
Car crash near Abbe Shiver Bridge causes riverbank spill
Dr Boden of Banbar and Bir Val Fabercus of Hoath ed Jourhadle perished when their vehicle crashed near the Abbe Shiver Bridge on the riverbank. The car landed with wheels partly off the bridge, scattering fuel and clothing soaked by petrol. Nearby workers prepared to block traffic as the scene unfolded and witnesses recalled the risk from the nearby construction zone.
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Boden
Banbar
Val Fabercus
Union Recall Vote Sparks 400 at Rydney Meeting
At a June 6 union meeting in Rydney about 400 members gathered as a recall motion targeted Mr. Aton. A second session was planned to elect four temporary officers, with Mr Johnson urging a normal election and claiming appeals against a Federal Registrar re registering the union. The secretary defended re registration as vital to save the union amid rival groups.
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Rydney
A Ton
Johnson
Norual
Wiscera
Johnnson
T. Fleming
Mr. T. Walsh
The Daily Mail Outburst on The Flappers Vote
A London led editorial condemns the Daily Mail coverage of the flappers vote and argues the pace shows how a fully considered constitutional change could be forced through a Conservative majority. It claims the real issue lies in safeguarding freedom and prosperity, warning against hasty reform.
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London
Mai
House of Commons
House of Lurie
Mr. Baldwin
Tir
William Tagoren Hilson
ter _ceeiinssrem
Wal Doe
Volcanic Catastrophe Strikes Barre Area in Early Morning
Explosions eject molten lava that creates a 25 yard wide lava channel and floods Hell Valley. The flow devastates Barre as inhabitants evacuate, while a wider Serv stream 90 feet wide threatens nearby villages. Dozens of motor lorries stand by to move evacuees as multiple lava streams advance and smoke columns rise.
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Hell Valley
Barre
Wage Declaration From State Arbitration Court
The State Arbitration Court issued a declaration setting basic wage rates in Wentere Australia including the Eastern and Burchimun goldfields districts. The twelve month term begins June and provides weekly pay figures, with specific amounts in force since 1928.
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Perth
Himie
Wentere Australte
Burchimun
State Arbitration Court
Pugilistic Parson and Wedding in West Australian Mining Camp
An unlikely tale unfolds in a Western Australia mining camp where a boxing figure and a pastor swap roles. The minister conducts a marriage in the wardens tent as miners gather, while reminiscences reveal hardships, horse teams, coffin sales, and prison chains from a rugged frontier era.
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Bry
A. C
Yan Cabeer
Bays
Blert
Newureatore
Matheliot Minatry
Victoria
Abe
the &A
Sui
Plane
Coe
Coe. the Brisk, Waa
Western Australia
Waa
Iedy Fursimi
Collision at Intersection Injures Three in Fitzroy
Three men were hurt when a car carrying them collided with a van at the Johnston and Brunswick streets intersection in Fitzroy near am. Injured include William Young, 28, a plumber from Melton Street Cheltenham, admitted to the Municipal Hospital with multiple injuries and internal damage.
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Mt. Baller
Johnston
Brunswick
Fitzroy
William Young
Mealion-street
Cheltenham
Biblical Miracles and Faith Amid Scientific Claims
An editorial-style piece quotes Sir John Fleming endorsing biblical miracles while contrasting natural explanations and divine testimony. It weighs the Gospel’s foundation on scripture against evolution theories and notes faith as a potential bulwark against human limits. A separate notice reports a temporary water supply restriction due to a pumping station breakdown, with specific hours of limited service.
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Jupe
John Antares Fleming
College Rowing Student Faces Court Charge
Gide sletbourne June 4. John Cameron Loxton of Sydney University rowing crew, 20, was brought before City Court on offensive behaviour and disorderly conduct charges following a disturbance Saturday night. He faced potential three weeks imprisonment on each count, with defense witnesses called. the P.M. cautioned the jury to weigh police evidence.
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Sletbourne
John Cameron Loxton
Kydney University
Collins Pisew
Xn University
Berriman
PML
Loxton
Ruvera Witnesen
P.M
Jose Plow Kearer and All Porm Requirements Purchased
A short notice reports that Jose Plow Kearer and all related requirements were purchased from Bell. Details are sparse due to OCR quality but indicate a transaction involving specified parties and vendor. Further confirmation needed for exact names and scope.
Local Plow Dealer Advertises Co8T Machinery and Agents
An old notice lists Co8T sanshinn machinery for sale by Parth Bollanil Co y agents. It mentions G furrow MLA Plows priced at 24/12 and identifies F.0d as part of the transactional details.
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Parth
Western Australia news critique prompts advertising shift
Mr HW Maan MLA returned to Leith from Methaurn voiced complaints about Western Australia promotion. He cited the Adelait newspaper and Western Australia coverage, noting a focus on advertising schemes in Victoria and South Australia to boost settlers and business. He warned of industrial unemployment while Methvayms and Adelaide were discussed. The speaker highlighted railways and placards urging investment, urging careful attention to promotional campaigns.
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HW. Maan
Leith
Allenday
Methaurm
Western Australis
Burton ix
Mum
Adelait
Thi
Lm Mtelbumene
Iin
Western Australia
Whien Hivmot
South Australia
Victoria
Adelaide
Mr. Mann
Slethuurie
Ie Tury
Haa
Group Settlements Debate Declines to Firm Policy
A government commission led by Lamb reports that group settlements are too costly and will be limited in scope. In a restricted view, experts say the program has not yielded lasting results and future efforts must shift to a natural economic basis with true objectives guiding expansion.
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Raluation Army
Nominations Open for Country Party Electorates July 15 1929
Nominations will be received up to July 15 1929 for contesting the Geraldton and Greenough electorates in the interests of the Country Party. Nomination forms available from the President or General Secretary of the PPA Perth. Nominations must follow the WA PPA constitution and are to be sent to J K H Worthington at the Central Provincial Council Gemiton. Special at Kalaf's.
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Perons
Gerakiten
Greenough
Country Party
Gener
P.pa
Perth
PPA
Antersigmer
J. K.H. Worthington
Huw
Central Provincial Council
Gembiton
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Labour
MR MacDonald
MR. Johnson
Daily Mail
Cortina
Camela
Whine Wan
Theuermstunt
Wicherina
Gide
W.A. Publicity
Weet
Wdop
Primary Producers Association
Legislative Assembly
Columbine and
Pierrot Ball
Joe
Toad Massie
Kalaf
Carter
Southampton
Aliaeing
Norma
Cnildesh
Teeart
Crildeen
Ralph Grave
Ralph Graves
Gina ‘Tyron
Olen Tyron
Coney Island
Irena Bich
Fritvic
Patsy Millar
John Harrow
Patsy Miller
BAM Burmister
Sam Burmister
Finland
Gale
Fach
Wil Wleit
O' Nellis
Yuna Cricket Club
APH
Nwhaws
Yuna Hall
Hathina
Davey
Graham
Paige Sebar Ez
J. E. Pearson Company
A. Woomar
Deepdale
J. Borwoor
Ander
Die Co-operative
Milieg
Alfie
E. Charman
Pinjarta
Sqmart
Fonter
C. D. Lilier
Mf. Ee
Howe
Tharcher Street
W. Hanlon
Shamrock Hotel
Shamrock Hoval
Geraldton
Brickwood Howse
W- Bourke
Gregory Nivec
Ape Tong
Oresmenghwy
Armor
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