Color line in Paris sparks American warning over Negroes
The Times Paris correspondent reports a Paris mood shift as Americans warn against men of color accompanied by white women in restaurants and dancing rooms. Police are urged to act, but officials prefer a general warning over targeting individuals. The note recalls postwar tensions and rising colonial attitudes affecting social mixing.
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Times
London
Paris
Amyrate
Alsc
France
United States
Montmartre
Irish Free State moves to detain prisoners under new act
London reports that after an April Court ruling ending armed sally conditions, the Free State Parliament swiftly passed a bill allowing the Executive to arrest and detain by decree for eleven months without charge. Home Affairs Minister O'Lliggins warned against releasing prisoners who fought the state, while Labor opposed the measure, 42 to 14.
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Reuter
London
Irieh Free State Aprial Court
Ireland
Free State
Eharge
O'liggins
Home Affairs
Labor
Sumatra inquiry finds Sumatra seaworthy and properly manned
Melbourne Priday Royal Commission examining the Sumatra off the New South Wales coast on June 26 found the vessel properly manned and seaworthy. Lifesaving gear deemed adequate and the ship in Sydney reported in good condition.
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Melbourne
Priday
Ena
Caren Wag 9 Bate
Vur Royal
Sumatra
New South Wales
Sydney
Federal politics price of sugar in Melbourne
Prime Minister Bruce said the date of sugar price reductions cannot be accurately forecast citing low consumption and that prices will not be cut before October. Government stock levels as of June 30, 1923 must be exhausted before any alteration, with current price only covering production cost. The public loan will not be kept longer than necessary.
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Melbourne
Bruce
Commonwealth
NSW caucus angry Sydney over press attack
At a Labor caucus meeting in Sydney on Wednesday members condemned an article in two morning papers linking sectarianism with Tuesday elections. A prominent party figure blamed the piece and urged expulsion. Gregory McGirr resigned after a sharp letter accusing the ALP Executive of pandering to factions and labeling colleagues as weaklings.
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Sydney
Labor
A.L.P
Grégory McGirr
ALP
Autiéa
Insolvent co-respondent in Addison Givoree case
Melbourne Friday Walter Ho ward named as co-respondent in Addison Givoree matter has filed insolvency schedule. He faces attachment writ for failure to pay £500 judgment and costs awarded to Addison. Schedule shows a deficiency of £1949.
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Melbourne
Walter Howard
Addison Givoree
Mim Addison
Melbourne horse electrocuted after wire fall from collision
A city dray horse in Melbourne died after stepping on a live electric wire knocked down by a motor vehicle. The crash toppled a lamp post and the driver narrowly escaped injury as the dray collapsed this morning.
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Melbourne
St Paul’s Spring Fair Dance at Town Hall
An August town hall event titled St Paul’s Spring Fair includes dancing with prices for ladies and gentlemen. Mr W. Pike and M.G. are listed among organizers or attendees.
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ST. Paul's
Able
Town Hall
W. Pike
M.G
Bowden Tragedy Murder Trial Verdict Given
Adelaide jury returns verdict of manslaughter in the Bowden case against Edward Frank Applebee aged 22 who killed his wife Gertrude Sas in May. Crown evidence described the troubled marriage and Applebee's nervous, tearful testimony as he admitted the fatal shooting during a dispute at West’s Pictures and near the Majestic. Sentence deferred pending further argument.
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Adelaide
Leries
Criminal Court
Edward Frank Applebve
Gertrude Sas
Applebwe
Bowden
Justice Poole
A.J. Hannan
CL. Abbott
J. J. Daly
J. L. Travers
Applebee
Jim
Appiebes
Henning
Te Glel
Applever
West
Sia
Mumo
Vasdeville
Evans
Cesore
Gintie
Olive Hotel
Walt
Hindley
Hhe Bridge
Shy Seemba
Doug
Jage
Police Staton
Alleged Bribery Claim Ties Coal Miners to Bolshevik Plot
In Sydney on Friday Mr W J Thom as a Communist Party member made a sensational statutory declaration via Mr Weaver MLA alleging an attempted bribe to obtain evidence of revolutionary plotting by coal miners and Bolshevik agents. Weaver says threats by Communists and LWW men followed his 2017 strike stance and that the offered bribe was entirely repudiated. Oakes recalls the incident, supporting Weaver’s claim.
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Sydney
W. J. Thomas
Communist Party
Weaver
L.W.W
Nightwatchman Quells Factory Break In At Waterloo
A Friday incident at Waterloo factory involved a nightwatchman summoning police after two men broke a door and attempted a hold up. Officers arrested the pair as investigators secured the scene and searched for further items damaged or stolen.
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Dssyunry
Waterloo
Industrial coal crisis Sydney Friday update
Northern mining outlook remains steady as Aberdare Sout and Hetwurn No. 4 collieries are expected to resume operations on Monday.
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Sydney
Aberdare Sout
Hetwurn No. 4
Comfort of Passengers: Adelaide Man Pleads Guilty
Lawrence Shegng, manager, pleaded guilty in Adelaide Police Court to interfering with the comfort of passengers on a tram on July 9. A fine of £2 and 45 costs was ordered. He boarded the tram, sat beside a woman, smelled of rum, and moved as she left. He called her "Lovie Duck" and urged her not to be frightened.
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Adelaide
Lawrence Shegng
Andit Tanner
T. ©. O'Valloran
Municipal Tramways Trust
Shegag
Lovie Duck
BHAS Band and The AWAS Excelsior Band Programme at Wharf
The BHAS Band and The AWAS Excelsior Band present a sacred mass program at 8 Huntington. Patrons may tour the large vessel at Federal Wharf tomorrow afternoon, with a collection to aid the Maintenance Fund.
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AWAS
Excelsior
Huntington
Federal Wharf
The World's Applause at the Austral and Alliginora Theatres
Amusements note the William de Mille production The World s Applause starring Bebe Daniels and Lewis Stone. The article asks about choosing between obscurity and happiness amid scandal and mentions Corinne d Alss and a second feature Omelette. The piece notes strong public interest and crowded Cape cities of Australia.
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William de Mille
Bebe Taniels
Lewis Stone
Corinne d'Alss
Austral
Alliginora
Cape
Austratta
The Sentimental Bloke at File Town Hall
Australian stage version of the poem arrives with local cast Walter Carnock Tal Ordell Doreen Eilean Alexander Bert Bailey and Lussie Gordon praised for natural performances. The three act drama blends sentiment with humor showing strong ensemble effort and catchy dialogue in a simple Australian comedy drama style.
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File Town Hall
Debet
Warrell
Ail the Kid
the Sencimenta Bloke
Walter Carnock
Tang May
G. J. Dennis
Tal Ordell
Har
Ginger Mick
the Blade
Eilean Alexander
Doreen
Bert Bailey
Lussie Gordon
Bart
Dennis
Debated Address in Reply House Presses Land Policy
State Parliament in Adelaide carries discussion on land settlement and farmers living standards. Melnacostr urges government to boost producer wages and limit urban drift, while Jenkins and other ministers address district council funding, federal taxes, and state savings measures to ease costs for landholders.
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Adslaide
House of Assembly
Melntosh
Country Party
W. Hague
Melacostr
Pisgaroo
Ines
Allen
Mclntosh
G. F. Denkins
Arts Culture
Young
Feldy
Adelaide Candidates Named for State Elect ions
The Labor Party in Adelaide has announced candidates for the Beattie elections. From Adelaide J Gunn and W Deny join A A Edwards North Adelaide P W Ripert Whitford West Torrens J Melamw Blackwell Port Adelaide J Prite F London East Torrens H Kneehens L Munkin George Blurt T Grealy WW Bunds J Ss Vervun Port Pirie Lill TG Micheger Newcastle T Buttfield W H Birvey Wallaroo J Meharis Morrey F G Staite MB Woods A W Scott Burra Byrne WM Wilieran R G Maye Melfuslh Wotroata Robertson A J Toukin WR Howien Viloria E J Shepherd Fisders Cannon T Pollard No 4 District A Kirkpatrick T Ghuyss No 1 District Daly Ay Hetterte Surtner bleistahes S Warner
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East Torrens
H. Kneehens
Munkin
Givirge
T Grealy
WW. Bunds
J Ss
M_ WM
wiVileran
R. G. Maye
Melfuslh Wotroata-Robertson
J Toukin
WR. Howien
Viloria
E. J. Shepherd Flisders—.Cannon
T. Pollard
Imperial Defence Committee proposes compromise on air navy ties
A British government paper outlines recommendations from the National and Imperial Defence Committee on Navy Air Force cooperation. It suggests air officers be appointed by Naval and War Office staffs and sets defined relations with the Admiralty and Air Ministry, while endorsing a three‑headed Chiefs of Staff approach and a super-general staff concept.
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Reutec
London
National
Air Force
Earl Balfour
Naval
Admiralty
Air Ministry
Imperial Defence Committee
Thest
Defence
Statement by Prime Minister on single air service plan
In the House of Commons Mr Baldwin said the Government accepted the Imperial Defence Committee's unanimous recommendation for a single air service. He noted provisions to address Admiralty objections including sharing for the Ramivilty absolute control of fighting equipment and operations, arguing a unified force is needed for emergency and economy.
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House of Commons
Bald- Win
Imperial Defence Committee
Admiraly
Bombs from air fail to hit battleship during high altitude attack
Reuters reports a battle above London as six de Hart land mine planes at eight thousand feet dropped missiles near the Agammonon battleship but caused no appreciable damage. The Ammonon Navy counters with wireless countermeasures, while experts note waterborne blasts can threaten vulnerable areas more than deck facilities.
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Reuter
London
Ceadleship Agammonom
Peris
Coogee Mystery Death Probed with Buried Remains Examined
Sydney authorities made no new finds Friday in the Stra Heaydon case at Coogee. Bones and related articles unearthed are under close examination as investigators continue to pursue the cause and circumstances of the death.
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Sydney
Stra. Heaydon
Pirie Rowing Club names officers at annual meeting
At the Pirie Rowing Club annual meeting Dr L G Tassie was nominated as vice President and Dr C Lesteh as patron. The New South Wales Cabinet chose Mr Arundel Urehara for director of the Conservatorium of Music at 1250 pounds a year. Thomas Thomson died at Ballarat Benevolent Asylum aged 10 percent? years. Farce: Various titles and figures listed regarding political and agricultural groups.
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Pirie Rowing Club
L. G. Tassie
C. Lesteh
New South Wiles
Arundel Urehara
We Conservatorium of Music
Thomas Thomson
Ballarat
England
New South Wales
T. M. Shakespeare
Cuyuony
Maerwe
de A. Murdock
tHeiyle Reform Association
FS. Royce
Barridler
Dr. Norman, Rater
The
Grazers' Aswortton
Longest tunnel in empire opens in New Zealand
A historic commercial event marks the opening of a tunnel described as five and a darter miles long through the Southern Alps. The project links the east and west coasts of the South Island, New Zealand, highlighting a major achievement in engineering.
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Christanpach
Criay
Alps
Islang
New Zealand
Ann
Imperial Conference Stages Policy Questions for Debate
Sir Norton questioned the Imperial Conference opening plan. The Prime Minister outlined a sequence: first a general position on imperial policy, then a review of foreign affairs since 1921. The agenda covers naval military and air defence, Washington Conference fallout, and future cooperation.
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Reuter
London
Commons
Sir Norton
Grit- Tihs
Australia
Derailment denial cited by Melbourne express conductor
The conductor in Adelaide asserts the Melbourne express derailment was not caused by the culvert collapse near Glen Jorchy Station Victoria. He saw the train had already left the near culvert area when the warning occurred and credits a strong first coupling and a light pull for preventing a worse disaster.
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Adelaide
Glenjorchy
Victoria
Melbourne
Mia
Series of murders shocks Madrid farm siege
A farmer, after strangling his wife and stabbing his uncle, fatally wounded his brother and threw a six month old baby from a window. Civil Guard troops besieged the farm before his arrest. The spree reportedly occurred over six months and followed by a final act of violence.
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Madrid
Fortuna
Justine
Jia
Miecris
Mme
Telowie Cockot Gik celebrates a warm week and crop growth
Anges Bryce 49 excites a crowd at Telowie meeting and practical tests. A unanimous vote supports Lin secretary Heyer. Lin court notes tally points across months reaching 670, with 244 in July and 46 in two days. Crops and herbage respond to warmer weather with good growth.
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Anges Bryce
Te Manbyrs
Telowie Cockot
Aiven Hybbe Club
Vpicelal
Hanks Wis
Lie Cantovert
Lin
Heyer
Wij Pulnfall
May
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