Melbourne Governor Opens Parlia mentary Session in Centenary Year
Lord Huntingfield opens the new parliamentary session in a packed Legislative Council chamber. The Governor outlines government aims for prosperity, unemployment relief, and major public works while marking Melbourne and Victoria’s hundredth anniversary by emphasizing tax reform, transport, and rural development. The Canberra letter notes export growth and forest revenue, with attention to rail, wheat, and metropolitan projects and unified fiscal policy ahead of federal tax decisions.
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Wheat price crisis sparks calls for action in Australian farm sector
Market turmoil and price declines alarm farmers as government ministers discuss policy options. Officials warn persistent oversupply and storage losses threaten livelihoods. Substantial sums and potential political fallout loom ahead of the forthcoming federal meeting.
Early Cables at Wool Conference in Rome
Rome reports brisk debate among Cermin and Italian delegates at the International Wool Conference. Attitudes toward Ottawa agreements sparked threats to curtail imports and special duties, with German, Italian, and British positions clashing over trade favors and exports. Delegates urged stronger protection for wool markets while debating which nations would gain access to wheat and foodstuffs, and discussions touched on the New South Wales wool sales timelines.
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Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old time health ad touts CARTER'S Little Liver Pills as a gentle remedy to stimulate bile and bowels, claiming daily bile flow improves energy and digestion. It warns against mineral water laxatives and laxative candies, urging readers to ask for the red labeled Carter's Liver Pills available in two sizes.
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Legislative measures on child welfare and mental health care
A proposal to consolidate and relieve the Children’s Welfare Department and the Department of Mental Hygiene by extending regulations to multiple centres. Plans include a focus on the Mont Dark institution and the introduction of a new water supply system for several centers, with initial attention to a major depot and related matters.
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Mystery of Trank Victim Linked to Brighton Case
Police investigate a double clue in a Brighton railway death and a later London scene. Victim in his twenties found at a King's Cross station site with torn May and June wrappers around reins. Sir Bernard Spilsbury leads handwriting tests while Prits searches for the writer’s identity.
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Lawton Crime Figures Highlight Severe Offense Rise
Lawton reports a sharp rise in offense rates with a large share of incidents linked to financial and shoplifting crimes. The data shows a high number of cases, including several suicides and violent events, while the most frequent offenses remain unclear due to wording in the source.
New Government Criticism Sparks Parliamentary Debate
In a crowded session the chancellor and ministers clashed over a proposed act on Moray. The debate centered on whether the act serves general public welfare. Opponents argued the measure is flawed and unsuitable for broad public use. Proponents asserted the government’s plan is strong enough to withstand scrutiny and honest criticism.
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Bank President Convicted in New York Case
Joseph Harriman, former president of The Tek Taurine Tishatte, was convicted in New York of misuse of funds. The trial concluded with a guilty verdict on four counts, amid testimony by implicated officials and deposition records.
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Liberal Victory Ends Conservative Rule in Ontario Vote
Reported results show Liberal Party securing a decisive win in Ontario provincial elections, ending various Conservative ministries. Liberals win the government with a large plurality across constituencies, leaving most Conservative ministers defeated and signaling a major political shift.
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