De Valera Defies Britain in Ennis Speech
In Dublin Sunday President De Valera spoke to about six thousand people, denouncing British domination and asserting Ireland’s sovereign independence. He warned Britain must respect Ireland’s nationhood and vowed no return to subordination, urging equality and genuine friendship rather than conquest.
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Dublin
de Valera
Ennis
Irish Republican Army
Fianna Fair
England
Ireland
Dominions
Britain
Niemeyerism Declared in Labor Speech at Branxton
Mr Baddeley, Minister for Labor, told Branxton yesterday the Government will fight to defend New South Wales rights from capitellatie hordes. He said the Federal Government has adopted Niemeyerism as policy and chosen NSW for savage application, despite the State’s earlier rejection sixteen months ago.
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Sydney
Baddeley
Labor
Branxton
N.8.w
Lyons
Lovers El ope in Sydney Police Chase
Police report fresh lead in disappearance of Frank Wilkinson and Dorothy Denzell. A man and woman matching their descriptions played at a Singleton hotel last Thursday and departed by car the next morning. Officials expect the couple to be located within a day or two.
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Sydney
Frank Wilkinson
Dorothy Denzell
Singleton
Federal government orders banks to transfer NSW funds
The Commonwealth through the Enforcment Act demands banks including Bank of NSW Glasgow Sydney Commercial Banking Co and Comptoir National Descemic Paris and Yokohama Speck Bank pay to the Commonwealth all NSW Government funds on deposit now or future. An order to move operations to Head Office is issued after tellers begin accepting deposits at Castlereagh Street.
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Bank of Wn.s.w
Commercial Banking Co
Sydney
Comptoir National Descemple
Paris
Yokohama Speck Bank
Commonwealth
N.8.w
CommonwealthBank
Castlereagh Street
Canberra
Commonwealth Bank
Hmnch
Ilegal
Victoria Park Races at Sydney Circuit Results
Victoria Park held races in Sydney with multiple handicaps and divisions. First Division winners included Nimble Wedge and The Gag in 14.1 and 10.0 events, while Little Violet and Rosearrow led Second Division betting. Flying Handicaps saw Twinkle Star and Lebanon top finishes amid several scratches and betting odds across events.
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Sydney
Victoria Park
Australia
Rosearrow
Little Violet
Deladdo
Enniskillen
Allee
Deluca
Twinkle Star
Vallar
Lebanon
Gold Tray
Victorian Political Crisis Signals Early Election Likely
In Melbourne labor circles a crisis in state politics is anticipated and an early election is considered likely. The Monday report notes brisk speculation about a government crisis and possible polling leads.
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Melbourne
Political brinkmanship looms over tax collection in Australia
Sydney reports indicate Premier Tang would block immediate tax revenue by challenging Commonwealth powers. Prime Minister Lang plans a bill to tax non payers of state income tax, while Tang seeks broadcast facilities from the Australian Broadcasting Company to present the State government’s side.
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Sydney
Politcal
Lang
Commonwealth
Tang
Australian Broadcasting Company
Lyons
Church Leader Warns Against Partisan Politics
Sydney Monday Mr Stevens leader of the State Opposition spoke at Croydon Methodist Church warning the church against involvement in partisan politics describing it as a great blunder for the church to engage in political controversy.
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Sydney
Stevens
Croydon
Wagga bagsnatchers snatch woman’s purse
Mrs Elizabeth Brennan, returning from a euchre party in Wagga on Saturday night, was accosted by two young men. One thief grabbed her bag containing £64, her life savings, and both absconded with the valuables.
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Wagga
Elizabeth Brennan
Transport Board plan to retire officials over sixty one
The new Transport Commission intends to compulsorily retire officials over 61 years of age. Many employees would be affected, but gradual retirements are expected to avoid a large cash payment.
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Sydney
Fire Subdues on Cargo Steamer Soros at Townsville
An outbreak broke out in the lower bunker of the cargo steamer Soros at Townsville yesterday morning. The blaze was fought for most of the day and was subdued with comparatively little damage reported.
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Brisbane
Townsville
Sussex Street Market Prices Report
Markets at Sussex Street show bulk wheat 3/24 per bag 3/3 with Tasmanian potatoes at 76 to 1, butter 1 shilling 5d per pound, cheese 8d, maize 4 3, oats 1 4 to 2/6, onions 1s 7d, lucerne 38 to 3a, hay 3 to 6, and wheat listed at 2/0.
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Sydney
Sussex Street
Tasmanian
Victorian Labor Opinion in Melbourne Urges Revenue Support
Melbourne Monday editorial from the Victorian Labor party condemns the Commonwealth Government for trying to deprive New South Wales of revenue needed for public needs. The executive resolve expresses clear opposition and calls for maintained financial support to NSW.
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Melbourne
Victorian Labor Party
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Weather Forecast Unsettled Rain Across Regions
The forecast warns of unsettled weather with further rain in southern and central districts and along the ranges. Colder conditions spread from the north with fresh to strong westerly winds, and possible snow on the Southern Alps.
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Bydney
Sinpes
Tablelands
Alps
Prisoner Escapes Using Broom Handle in Melbourne
Edward Thompson a 35 year old prisoner at Piteroy water-house escaped yesterday by unhooking a ring of keys from the wall outside his cell door with the handle of a broom lever. The escape occurred in Melbourne with authorities alerted and a search underway.
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Melbourne
Edward Thompson
Piteroy
Investing in Victoria shows confidence despite NSW doubts
Mandar in Sydney reports Mr. BR Marks former president of the Associated Chamber of Manufactures says tariff changes have led over 75 companies to establish factories in Victoria while public confidence collapsed in New South Wales and business leaders avoid investing in the state.
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Sydney
Mandar
BR. A. Marks
Associated Chamber of Manufactures
Victoria
N.S.W
Wizard Smith Tests Revolving Windscreen Car
In Auckland on Monday Wizard Smith fits a revolving windscreen to his speed car to keep the driver’s view clear from spray as he races. The feature aims to reduce vision obstruction during wet conditions.
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Auckland
Wizard Smith
Epray
Bright fireball seen near Ballina at dawn
Two Ballina men saw a fiery object rise in the east before dawn. The bright ball, with a long red tail, flashed bright daytime light and later shifted to a brilliant blue as it traveled toward the sea.
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Nowyever
Nimbin
Ballina
Hindenburg Likely Re-elected Amid German Polls
Berlin reports indicate President Hindenburg will win re election rather comfortably aided by steel helmet backers and Hitler who gains from Duesterberg's withdrawal. Thalmann trails with a distant third as unofficial tallies show strong Nazi turnout amid police patrols and faction clashes.
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von Hindenburg
Hitler
Duesterberg
Thalmann
Hindenburg
Rioting in Calcutta as police fire on crowds
In Calcutta a violent Sunday saw police compelled to fire on large crowds incited by Congress. Agitators threatened to loot European quarters, demonstrators stoned officers, and several were injured as police, attacked in narrow streets, used buckshot, resulting in one death and many injuries.
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Calcutta
Allahabad
Congress
Waiting Time Chain Letters Wangling Disturbs Parliament
The Minister for Local Government deplores time waste caused by councils sending circulars on the chain letter principle. He notes rapid growth of the system and urges municipal authorities to learn the facts of a case before inconveniencing Parliament and the Department with these letters.
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Sydney
MecGirr
Darwin Unemployed Arrive From Darwin by Koolinda
The Koolinda brought many unemployed people repatriated from Darwin by a Northern Territory administration. They disclaimed links to the Unemployed Union of the Community and claimed no idea where their movement originated. They urged the Premier to reverse the denial of a State reef.
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Darwin
Northern Territory
New World's Record Set in Copenhagen Swim
Eise Jacobson set a new world record by covering 100 meters breaststroke in 1.261 seconds in Copenhagen on Sunday.
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Copenhagen
Eise Jacobson
Apparent death by own action at Subiaco walkway
Perth report details 65 year old Thomas Newson found on the walkway line at Subiaco with a severed foot. He left a farewell note to friends creditors acquaintances saying have a drink to me and expressing tiredness, lack of sleep, and being too old to make good. Police investigate as a possible suicide.
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Perth
Thomas Newson
Subiaco
Four Injured As Car Collides With Pole At Prospect
Four people hurt when motor car hits a pole opposite the Prospect reservoir. Herman Shittner sustains a deep forehead wound and concussion. Walter Grossmann has a wound above the right eye and shock. Hilda Zehender is hurled through the windscreen with a nearly severed nose and deep forehead and cheek wounds. Miss Wally Ladewig suffers a severe forehead wound and shock.
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Sydney
Prospect Reservoir
Herman Shittner
Walter Grossmann
Hilda Zehender
Wally Ladewig
Inverell Golf Club stroke handicap results
G Wilson failed to win the 18 hole stroke handicap at Inverell, posting a net 72. Ro Morel had the best gross, while J Meelveen won the last-stroke handicap playoff. Full scores list numerous players with varying handicaps and totals.
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Mr G Wilson
Ro Morel
J. Meelveen
G Wilson
J. Mecllveen
L. Moore
R. Morell
L. Bice
E. McFarland
WH. Crossley
Br. Gooksar
A. Asher
R. P. Handley
J. Kinross
E. Pillans
A. Woot
H Simmons
al, JA. Hutchison
BR. Freeman
W Hinton
A HL Fraser
F. Hinton
L. F Keller
F. Satherthwaite
P. J. Schnebs
Robertson
C. McFarland
H Beveridge
Market Report From Homebush and Sydney Sheep Yardings
At Homebush today 24400 sheep penned with quality similar to recent supplies and a very firm market. Be at wethers sold to 16 4 shorn ewes to 12 10 hoggets to 17 lambs to 17 10. Gundebri hoggets 14 1 shorn lambs 16. Brindley Park lambs 14 7 J Betlington hoggets 15. Wickers wethers 4 4 cattle 2200 head yarded firm overall with Wearhly bullocks to 198 and cows to 8 14 vealers to Lette. In Sydney yarding 27000 sheep, with bulls 6 to 9, best beef 30, good quality 25, medium 22, inferior 20. Wethers 7 to 16, ewes 6 to 14, lambs 7 to 18, shorn sheep 5 to 1. Brendley Park etc.
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Sydney
Pitt, Son
Badgery
Homebush
Wethers
Qgundebri Hogpets
Brindley Park
J. Bet- Lington
Tin price per unit quoted at 22 today
The unit price of tin was today quoted at 22 per unit, indicating a market standstill or stabilization as buyers and sellers monitor supply fluctuations and demand. The report notes a steady tone across trading houses.
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Sydney
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