Nationalisation question dominates British debate in Commons
London June 2 In the House of Commons to dry Cut Lane Pex Under Recretory for Mines told Bir. 3. Laven tint committee ertalid by his prederessor wna cosaidering the State equisition of mineral rights but it was more ent cormed with the details rather than the policy The Prime Minister Mr Mal told Mr Lawson that the Royal Commission's recommendation regarding raisers royaltion would react on the fisssers The peewat lomex couple with the comceriua of the public debt contemplated in the near future event elm tnnition which required very careful examination before committing aerestry to a feancial troseuction of the magnitude involved in the recommendations Me Lawson Taking over the royal ties in the opinion of the Coal Com waimion will facilitate amalgamation By you intend to carry out that phase of ett Me Baldwin The prov'sions of the eeable une overcome many ice LORD pakiEaDs DACLABAonias Tune In the course of interm sectre 10 the winers teachers notably Mr A J Duck who have sot moved an inch in the past months and who defy the ern semic laws the advice of the Government the interests of trade all the the pation Lord Birkenhearl sh to the Newspapery Sorts Meelared We who five broken down every devpot in Europe won't be Btn dovers omens Ica biddings from credited revolutionary justain the first miserable and poverty-stricken
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McTiernan Mission Faces Hard Wall in London
A London dispatch dated June 22 reports the Australian Free Association believes Mr. McTiernan, New Howth Water Attorney-General, faces a formidable barrier from Mr. Amery in London. The note suggests the issue should be settled between the Governor and the minister.
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Fragmented Overseas Trials and Wartime Conflicts
Lowen reports details from a court and dock scene with references to a Welsh miner Myone and marriages beyond 1984. A London notice describes a raid on British Communist ties to the Third Internationale and trade unions in Covent Garden. Wimbledon results show LENGLEN beaten 6-3 in France.
Suzanne in Tears as Defeat Overwhelms London Team
London reports Suzanne wept after a narrow loss while the Express notes Lengica fainted and a doctor attended. The event left the team in distress and fans seeking updates on the outcome and next steps.
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Wimbledon Chaos Over Suzanne Lenglen At Royal Talk
London reporters describe a tense scene as Suzanne Lenglen, fatigued and feverish, faces throat care and a heated dispute over late arrivals. Fans boo or cheer while Lenglen hopes to compete in doubles at Storrow-Americam event day. The Daily Express notes persistent controversy around her Wimbledon participation.
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Cholera Epidemic in Siam Prompts Border Measures
In Singapore on June 2 reports of a cholera epidemic in Siam led to travel restrictions. The Federated Malay States Railways barred third class and higher passengers from crossing the border, with a deposit of fifty dollars required for each passenger. The Siamese government is expected to lodge a strong protest.
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Opium Seizure Fined Ten Thousand Dollars in Hingapore
Revenue officers seized illicit opium worth thirty two thousand dollars and fined ten thousand dollars. The article also outlines a reshaped cabinet in France led by M. Caillaux with Briand as premier and notes shifts involving Caillaux and other ministers alongside changes in other posts.
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Man slain by gelignite inquest finds Hoult culpable
Perth June 24 inquest into Margaree River disaster that killed My Moott and Mrs Atkins found Arthur Hoult 36 culpable of negligence for placing gelignite prior to the blast at Group settlement. Moult away. his wife housed in store at 1030 min. Hoult to stand trial for manslaughter. bail denied. Detective Fraser led Perth unit. Balgoorlie reports: union miners meet Premier Collier urging work for unemployed. plan to deploy men to rail and mining prospects within weeks. farm surveys in Esperance district offer land clearance incentives and government advances.
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Reopening Arrangements for Golden Horseshoe Mine
Premier notes to day that talks continue for another company to take over the Horseshoe mine. Government may retain mortgage rights and approve the transaction to ensure future profits redeem the mortgage. Officials say the mine is rich with long life ahead.
Per Capita Grants Debate Highlights State Proposals
Private meeting of State Premiers outlines revisions to the Commonwealth Grant plan. They argue for a minimum fixed payment of 23 shillings per head and insist on a referendum for constitutional changes. Proposals caution tax shifts and overall disruption to state finances and taxation schemes.
Constitu tion Amendment Bills Move to Third Reading in Senate
Victoria reporters note a Hemate session on June 5. The Senate held the third reading of the Tadcustry and Commerce Bill with all 36 members present. The bill passed 23 to 12, with Mr Bowell voting against it. Renate attended as ateibourse.
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Caulfield Train Disaster Trial Wardens Committed
Melbourne June 24. Caulfield accident inquest finds manslaughter verdict. Driver Milvain and Guard Breavers committed for trial after three killed and many injured when two trains collided at Caulfield on May 26.
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The Turf Canning Park Club's Mestino
The Railways clash with the Rovers in a Metropolitan afternoon match at the Renervation Grand. Final scores show Railways 5 goals 7 behinds to 5 goals 5 behinds for the Rovers. Perth, James and others starred in the event.
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NSW ballet director views China and Japan tour verdict
William Macleod, managing director of Balletin, after tours in China and Japan, returns to Sydney convinced the yellow races will eventually dominate work. He notes unrest in China, praises Chinese intelligence, but cites a lack of education as a limiting factor.
Australian official rejects referendum on welfare payments
Mr Latham addressed the Brisbane Chamber of Manufacturers and Em ployers Federation and faced a question about abolishing per capita payments. He said the Federal Government did not intend to submit the issue to a referendum despite widespread opposition.
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STATE TEAMS DEPARTURE FOR ADELAIDE MATCH
South Australia selects a 20 man squad to travel to Adelaide on July 2 to face Victoria and defend home turf. The team comes after an emphatic win over Victoria confirming strength and presenting a tough challenge for Western Australia on their ground. Postings show selection hampered by Baden Powell Leonard’s resignation as the list includes Watts Crown Jigs Crag Daly Gibson Hamilton Jarvi Duffy McDiarmid Owess Outrider Beakian Sparrow Sherlock Westers and others.
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Anglican and Wesley Church Services and Upcoming Events
church notices outline Christ Church tomsor row services Holy Communion Matlings Evensong with the Meetor preaching The Guild meets Tuesday and Girls Club Thursday Wesley Church aims for family worship with children invited to join Parishioners will hear Milton K Maley speak on Christian Fellowship and discuss Batteries and the Iowa at evening service The Grow of God Run of My Suns and a monthly service at Narmgale 3 pm Bluff Point 7 30 pm Jos Johnston leads services quips on hard times and clever women
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Gold Triumphs Over Navy In Friday Match Victory
Gold defeated Navy by four points with final scores of 6 goals 3 behinds to Navy 4 goals 3 behinds. Top Gold players were J Hearle V Comatantine Ft Howell St Simpson and Gom. Navy lineup featured Criddle Haunanen Payer J Magee and others with goalkickers Wowelly Searle Cometantine Ker slaw Pack East augh D Criddie J Paya Mont men ears good mosey.
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Australian cricketers post moderate score against Derbyshire
London June 23 Australian team faced Derbyshire at Chesterfield scoring 273 for five declared. Derbyshire were all out for 105 in their first innings, with notable bowling by Grimmett and Everett. Derbyshire totals show two wickets down at stumps and efforts by Richard and Liston.
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Piccadilly Light Suppers Board Public Notice 1925
Public information notice announces licenses for vehicles on public roads to be de- creased from July 1 1925 and obtainable at the board. It references Aromic Act of 1919 and Amendment Action and mentions specific dates and places in a formal notification style.
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