Private Enterprise the Only Solution Wheat Pool Vote
Wheat growers of W.S.W. again rejected a compulsory pool under the Marketing of Primary Products Act. Turnout and final tallies showed 62.84 percent in favor, short of the 66.6 percent required. Local results listed Armidale Barwon Tamworth and other districts with mixed Yes and No votes.
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Thorby
Wiroputs
Wowla
Armidale
Barwou
Nunioi
Tamworth
Exemplary Penalty Imposed by Bench at Dances
An incident at a public gathering led to a bench sanction for Sergl Kenness and Newlands for provoking Wil Arthur Dean and for indecent behavior in a public street. The court set a harsh penalty including labor and surety arrangements, with provisions for a公众 note on tamwealth and related charges.
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Newlands
Wil Arthur Dean
Cape Deere
Tale Baum
Bhuxken, Jr
Orbin
Benen Lee Sergt
Guenee
Salurdey
Wool Away First Sydney Shipment Moves to Market
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an initial Sydney shipment related to wool, mentioning Sydney and Alma, weaving, and new gear. The text is incomplete with several garbled terms, but indicates a wool trade or textile supply context with likely shipments and markets.
Innocents of Paris on Capitol Talkies at the Opera House
The Capitol talkies program features Innocents of Paris with a grand musical score and Technicolor style spectacle. It promises a lavish theatre experience with dancing scenes, romance and a prominent chorus, supported by a second feature and a novelty cartoon.
Private enterprise to solve unemployment, says Mr Fenton
Melbourne article notes Acting Prime Minister Mr Fenton speaking at Westley Church argues private enterprise is the real solution to unemployment. He says government can legislate regulate and assist but employment depends on private enterprise and its role today.
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Melbourne
Westley
Mrr
Fenton
Relief tax work for 40000 employees in Sydney report
A gathering at Lie Lyceum Theatre heard State Treasurer Mr Stevens say the unemployed relief tax would eventually provide work for about 40 60 die rec employees and a similar number. He added that the current work would develop detail ney and lager tank Stan phes of soda service.
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Sydney
Mond
Lie Lyceum Theatre
Stevens
Rec
Hope
Doto Ney
Stan Phes
Soda Service
Wheat Harvest Plans Amid Economic Hope and Jobs
Report from Sydney cites Mr Stevens noting that about 30 000 farmers in New South Wales will gain harvest work in coming weeks. He says ten million bushels of wheat remain to be gathered and asserts a hopeful outlook surpassing the election mood.
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Sydney
Stevens
New Boulli Waley
Repudiation Talk At Stanmore Church Sermon
In a Stanmore Methodist Church sermon Rev Dr Presvolt headmaster of Newington College denounced repudiation of Australia debts. He urged that voters reject such proposals with indignant protest and warn government against any move that would bring disgrace or contempt.
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Sydney
Stanmore Methodist Church
Presvolt
Newington College
Australia
Baliina Booyong Railway Official Opening Attended by 1000
The Baliina Booyong railway officially opened with over 1000 people in attendance. Reported costs totalled 412000 pounds and the project had taken about two years to complete.
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Bydney
Baliina- Booyong
Minister replies to Trades Hall on wage cuts
In Sydney Rev George Cowte defends current wage standards and warns that cuts would push workers below a livable level. He responds to Trades Hall’s statement aligning with upper-class interests and argues against reducing pay while living costs remain high.
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Sydney
George Cowte
Alite
Puljaon
Brechyterine
Anxiety at Imperial Conference Preparations
Reports from Geneva indicate Scullin and Solis Bewley face unease as ministers and staff gear up for the League conference. Officials acknowledge anxiety over official persona and aims amid ongoing interviews and preparatory work for a critical meeting with potential alignment toward Australia.
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Geneva
Solis
Railway rationing plan affects locomotive workshop staff
The Railway Department will start next Monday to raise rationing in the locomotive workshop from week to five. About 50 men will be affected. Rationing will be applied by booking 20 percent of the staff to each workshop shift.
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Pydney
Railway Department
Tlw
Mass Scene Shows Red Flag Display at St Patrick's Church
Sydney reports a mass at St Patrick's Church where a red flag and richly embroidered vestments were described during the elevation of the host. The event featured a man clearly linked to the priestly ceremony and drew immediate attention from attendees.
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Sydney
St Patrick's Church
Chiron Hall
Graterdad
Railway Officers Vote On Affiliation With A L P Rejected
A debate in New South Wainy Boyne featured railway officers opposing affiliation with the Labour party. Supporters argued the motion would aid workers, while opponents called it dishonest. The motion to affiliate with the Labour party was defeated by a large majority.
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Wie Mata
Lvl
Labour Party
Inna
Aly
Tar Neti
Jan
Serbie
Dibour
Kangaroos Open Season Declared in PoP Board District
Secretary Wo WV Rolsbaum of Tuverel Paewuire Protection Bore announces an open season on kangaroos and wallaroos for the gar ishes of Avenue Dingo within the PoP Board district. The declaration aims to regulate the rogeeMentations and prevent illegal hunting in the area.
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Wo WV
Rolsbaum
Tuverel
Premier Bavin replies to Beasley attack in parliament
Morning The Premier Mr Bavin responds to Mr Beasley's public attack claiming the outburst reflects Beasley's loyalty. He asserts Beasley should resign from the ministry if he opposes the federation policy and clarifies NSW policy alignment with the Federal Government.
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Sydney
Bavin
Beasley
Queenbeyan
Brassy
Wis
Bensley
Saul Iter
New Sombi Wales
Bayint
New South Wales
Peter Mat
Poolley
Aeroplane Stolen Heads Toward Mountains In Sydney
Two men claimed Aero Club permission to use a plane at Hargrave Park and flew off toward the mountains. After a forced landing due to petrol issues, the damaged aeroplane was taken to Mascot aerodrome by a lorry driver who said he was paid on arrival. Police report this as Sydney's first aeroplane theft.
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Sydney
Hargrave Park
Aero Club
Mountans
Mascot Aerodrome
Arcval
Young Fitter Arrested at Parrimauty Poles Court
Wal ter William Crothers, 21, arraigned on charges of theft of property from an aircraft. Police prosecutor said the accused and an accomplice allegedly misrepresented plans and intended to steal an aeroplane from NSW Acro Chita. The case adjourned with bail denied. defendant remanded for a week.
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Parrimauty Poles
Walter William Crothers
Titter
NSW
Acro Chita Ab
Laverne
Snae
McCarny
Diethers
Workers' Compensation Case Heard Against Gray
Boswell claimed an injury while employed by Gray and sought medical expenses for two toes. The commissioner found Boswell and a brother were employed by Gray and that no injury occurred in the course of employment. The decision favored Gray.
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Routhey
Boswell
L. Boowell
Thomas Gray
Sir Neville Howse dies in London
Sir Neville Howse VC a noted Australian army officer died in London after a long illness. The report notes his service, venerated status, and mentions a memorial and tributes from Australian figures. The obituary reflects his prominence as a war hero and public figure.
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London
Neville Howse
Neville
Australia
Canberra Times Obituary of Sir Nevin Howe Details
The Canberra Times reports the death of Sir Nevin Howe and notes his role in the Bruce-Page government. The article credits his influence with Canberra’s development and references parliamentary debates. It mentions government policy impacts on the Territories and overall national leadership during his tenure.
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Canberra
Canberra Times
Nevin Howe
Dales
Hom
Child Bitten by Snake in Suburbs
In Suaney suburb, a five foot brown snake bit a child named William Brodin while he was prising in the backyard at Chullera. The incident is reported as the first snake bite in the suburb this season and the child was injured at the foot.
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Suaney
Chullera
William Brodinch
Baden
Car overturns woman killed in Sydney area crash
A fatal motor car accident occurred between Wingham and Bodinity yesterday. The Rev Fr Musgrove of the Church of England, with Mrs Beresford and her daughter, were returning from Bodhin after a service when a swerve to answer a call caused the car to overturn. Mrs Beresford died after being freed from under the vehicle. Mr Musgrove and the child were not injured.
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Sydney
Wingham
Bodin
Musgrove
Beresford
Bodhin
Wien
Musgrave
Push Brawl Leaves Fifteen Injured in Paddington Fight
Brisbane police report a Saturday hotel brawl in Paddington where fifteen men were injured. Ambulances treated all victims, six operations performed, fights involved pushing and bludgeons, one man found with a knife.
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Brisbane
Paddington
Nike Erver
Acullin Sends Condolences for Sir Revylie’s Death
Me Scullin conveyed a message of condolence to Lady Rowse upon hearing of the death of Sir Revylie. The late figure earned a strong reputation in medical work, policing, and the local area through his tenacity, genial character, and the respect he inspired.
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Rowse
Revylie
Wwe
Ct Ajeet Radian
Weather Forecast For Bydn Sy Moria Region
The forecast calls for mild warmth followed by strong north winds. Expect showers and thunder with squalls moving southward and notable gusts. Some readings show high wind activity and possible debris from fast moving weather fronts.
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BYDN
SY. Moria
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