Sabbath Disorder Spurs Across Abyssinia and Sydney
The Council of Churches urged Premier Stevens to oppose MPs breaking the Sabbath as Sundays see increasing work ads in railway and building activity. Clergy warned of Sunday traffic, shouted about arbitration orders forcing labor on the Lord’s Day, while residents noted renovations and window dressing on Sundays.
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Sydney
Council of Churches
Stevens
Government
Arbitration Court
Wily Jones
Thal
Anon
British Unemployed Figures Reveal Shifts in London
London figures published tonight show unemployment trends since June 1080. Total unemployed listed as 1601.2 thousand, with 80 thousand casually attached and 51 thousand in temporary, irregular work, while permanently idle stands at 302 thousand.
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London
Tupiday
Les Li Geo Lion
Flying Attempt To England In Twenty Four Days
Sydney dispatch reports an English pilot plans a flight from Australia to England in about sixteen days due to misprint. The attempt includes a relief pilot and in flight refuelling from five bases along the route as the journey proceeds.
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England i
Sydney
Qyetyresiay
Dempaey
Unemployed Boys Find Work in Country Scheme
Sydney reports during the tet three years jobs have been formed in the cudahay for more than two thousand youths, many sons of returned soldiers, some sons of men killed in action, under the rural employment program for boys.
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Sydney
Cudahay
Tuty
South Africa and Glamorgan Scrap Hindered by 19,000 Crowd
South Africa versus Glamorgan match drew 19 000 spectators at Swansea the largest crowd since Australia visited. South Africa posted 108 with Mercer 8 4 b Tomlinson and Nourse top scoring. Glamorgan replied 251 with Glover and Williams key knocks. In the second innings South Africa were dismissed for a total 0 0 as Tomlinson and Vincent troubled the line. Gauth African won by AW fans.
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Mitene
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Riots in France and Toulon Clash as Dockyards Turmoil Surges
Rioting spreads from Brest to Toulon with dockyard workers clashing with guards over wage protests and government measures. Police, garrison troops, and mobile squads confront rioters using improvised weapons while demonstrations extend through cities.
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Reduction in taxation urged by Chamber of Manufactures
In Sydney on a Wednesday the Chamber calls for tax cuts to support industry and employment. The group notes the need to proceed with measures to reduce taxation to aid production and stabilize work, urging government action to revitalize manufacturing and related employment.
Taxi Accident Leaves Girl Critically Injured in Sydney
A taxi collision on Alison Road, Kenamata sent 17 year old Pearl Day to hospital in critical condition after being struck by a taxi driven by two men. Police arrested both taxi drivers and charged one with grievous bodily harm and driving in a dangerous manner.
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Lin 'Whey
m_vasson
Alison Road
Weather forecast fragment from Sydney region notes showers
A garbled weather summary from Sydney reports improving conditions in the north and possible showers in the south. It mentions tablelands winds, periods of sunshine, and warns readers to stay cautious with the forecast for the coming days.
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Nortraat
Rosa
Forx
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Theron
British Volunteers For Army Denied Enlistment Hold
London dispatch reports the Foreign Office denies that British volunteers are being withheld from the army. The denial states there is nothing to prevent peaceful enlistment and emphasizes openness to volunteers.
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London
Tiewtny
Cimoe
Piss Doria
Linlithgow Appointed Viceroy of India
Lord Linlithgow has been appointed Viceroy and Governor General of India in London announcing the new post. The historic appointment places Linlithgow as head of British rule in India, with authority over civil administration and key policy directions.
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London
Tursday
Lord Linlithgow
India
Mussolini Threatens Rome With Mass Air Attack
Reported Mussolini threatens Rome with a 400 plane assault aimed at Jell Alyaunia and uses gas as a terror tactic. Troops receive gear and ships to deploy mustard and other chemical agents. Hundreds of pilots train in Belly on meroplane prototypes capable of high speeds.
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Mussolini
Alyaunia
USA
Jews Persecution Action in Germany
In Berlin on a Tuesday a spa near Munich reported a state led expulsion of Jews. The burgomaster ordered a 900 Hebrew Nyotel to close and all Jewish inns with windows painted, as the authorities intensified actions against Jewish residents. Local workers were mobilized in effort to enforce the measures.
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Badtoeth
Munich
Railway man killed by train near Melbourne railway yard
Melbourne report says two workers on a tram trolley near the yard were struck by a passing train. Witnesses saw the trolley derail and both men jump clear. one was fatally injured. The incident occurred during the morning shift and police attended the scene.
Hive price quotation prompts attention today
The article notes that hive pricing is quoted at six and a half. It mentions market activity and interest from buyers, highlighting the current rate as a focal point for traders and beekeepers seeking pricing guidance.
Influenza Hits Country Schools Across Regions
Sydney reports from country towns show widespread illness reduces class attendance. More than half of the pupil roll is absent in several districts. Arbury public school and nearby areas report teachers and students stricken with influenza. The outbreak disrupts enrolments and daily lessons across Dunedoo and surrounding communities.
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Cnuldrena
Aebury
Wbser
Dunedoo
Sussex Street Market Report
Sussex Street Market report from Sydney lists prices for wheat, potatoes, butter, cheese, maize, oats, onions, millet, and lucerne. Entries show bid and asking ranges with units per bushel or per cwt and occasional fractional shillings.
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Sydney
Prines Weday
Lucerne
Customs Deficit Projected on Wool Prices and Revenue
The Minister for Custom Mr White says lower wool prices will reduce customs revenue next year by 112 million lean than last year.
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Melbourne
Mr. White
Racing Conference Not Popular With Clubs
In Sydney officials report that several prominent racing bodies plan to skip the conference meeting. The AJC and all proprietary clubs reportedly feel a deputation already pressed the government on most topics, making further agitation seem unhelpful at the present juncture.
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Sydney
AJC
Melbourne University Student Riot Report
Melbourne students protest at Trinity Common room near Bathdey Street causing disruptions. riot involved crackers and petrol, with several individuals restrained outside the Denna window and later removed from the scene.
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Melbourne
Trinity Common
Bathdey
Broken College
Colone
Une College
Denna
Wheat Market Firmer Demand in Sydney Report
The Sydney wheat market showed firmer demand with prompt bulk parcels up by 20 to 37 per bushel. July gains were limited as sellers resisted, influenced by Chicago trends and dry Argentine weather. Buyers awaited Liver pool reopening after the long weekend while dealers transacted at lower prompt prices.
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Sydney
Advantine
Ellera
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Argentina
Ney
Liverpool
University seeks larger annual subsidy from government
University authorities are endeavoring to secure an increase in annual subsidy from the Government to keep pace with rising costs and expansion. They cite inadequate current funding despite growing student numbers and programs.
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Sydney
Indian cricket abandonment likely third rater banter
Calcutta reports that the Indian Board of Control faced a cash crisis for the proposed alumni cricket tour under Maharajah support. Bengal alone refused guarantees, claiming the Australia approved team would not draw enough crowd. Calcutta and other provinces may follow. If Australia allows Woodfull Pontaford and offer to come, the plan could be quashed.
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Austrans
Daring bandit robs agent of 600 pounds in daylight
Kenneth OConnor, an agent for a dirty car firm, is robbed of 600 pounds by a gang at Liam Street Darlinghurst. They use pepper spray, scale a six foot fence with barbed wire, and vanish. A partner, Joh Wilson, had bought motor cars from OConnor and cashed a cheque later found by police. A posse, two accomplices believed, searches the district for the money.
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Kenneth Ocmamer
Wiliam Street
Darlinghurst
Cy Beng
Athletic
O'Connor
Joh Wilson
Eo Motor Ars
Connor
William-Street
Todas
O'Canfiorena Wilson
Ye Hawk
Wheat pool debate shocks Farmers and Finance Conference
In Sydney a Farmers and Lottery Conference hear Mr Field urge immediate adoption of a wheat pool plan as recommended by the Hayal Commission. He criticizes delays and questions Dr Page’s stance on cabinet commitment to the pool while urging clear government action to market wheat nationally.
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Australia
Hayal Commission
E. Pheld
Farmers and Lottery
Field
Sio
Federal Country Party
Dr. Page
Ascot Races Today's Results at Ascot
Results from Ascot include three and four year olds in racing events with entries such as Fashion Blur Black Pern Grand Duke Main Vil and Portalue. Bets show odds like 2 to 1 for Pashia Star and Blick Fern and 5 to 1 for Grand Soi Ren. Several horses are listed with various odds and scratches noted in the day’s brief results.
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