Premiers Confer on Unemployment Relief Measures
Melbourne report: a Commonwealth and state joint committee led by Mr T W Goon and members including Gum, Murphy, Dr. AWelt, Professor Melville, and J Milvaney will study and propose public works for unemployment relief. The panel will hear private industry and worker reps, and may report to the Prime Minister with recommendations. The plan follows the national unemployment strategy framed in the recent federal act.
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Commonwealth
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S. PB. Murphy
Awelt
Council
Sciestific and Caytaltoal Research
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Seanonite
J. Millvaney
Cencetary
Federal Department of Markele
Nir Scullen
Policy for Relief Plans in Melbourne Seeks Immediate Aid
Policy for Relief in Melbourne proposes a Premiers' Tone revenue plan to stimulate production and employment across primary and secondary industries. It outlines establishing standing committees, classifying areas for improvement, and adopting long term plans for intensive development to restore labor and incomes.
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Commonwealth
Au Gunn
Uiy Teport
Wong Vy Industries
Britney Industriets
Wis
Iessentiad
Uport
Australia
Sulsbl
Yoouyons
Lang Attends Premiers Conference in Melbourne
Melbour ne report notes Mei Lang arriving from Sydney at midday and attending the Premier's Conference in the afternoon with consideration given to the proceedings and topics discussed.
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Mei. T. Lang
Sydney
Loan Council Meets in Melbourne Amid Budget Previews
Melbourne reports the Loan Council reconvened to review preliminaries from various government plans. The discussions noted incompleteness and urged early budget presentations by each government, with premiers outlining financial proposals to be before the council before September.
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Senleiner
Transport Act validity test case opened in Sydney High Court
In Sydney, the High Court heard Charles Menkes of Melbourne challenge a Transport Workers Act conviction. The case questions the validity of water regulation and employment rules under Governor General authority, arguing they conflict with federal arbitration and parliamentary will. The hearing proceeded with arguments over constitutional compliance.
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Charles Menkes
Melbourne
Tt Pumpnsert
Grystal Brook Falls Short In Saturday Hogsley Match
The phallefigh contest at Grystal Brook saw Grystal prove facing Alfonsine re Sulton with a 2 1 result. H Hopkins sustained an injury during the game as players including A A Leonara and t Grystal Brook phenom list were noted among locals and keepers.
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Hea I McDonald
E. Moltiigon
Mwungana Case to Go to Jury in Australia Trial
In Brisbane on Tuesday Chief Justice Sir James Blair refused to nonsuit the Mwungana Mines case, noting a risk of wasting time if the Appellate Court held a different view. He reserved decision and allowed the jury to rule on whether McCormack Theodore and Reid’s payments and interests amounted to a legitimate transaction or a political leverage, with defense voices arguing for dismissal or limited evidence. The hearing adjourned to Thursday.
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Laura Coursing Club Meeting Results and Awards
The Laura Coursing Club meeting began Monday and concluded yesterday with Long Plier winning after a dogfight. Adstin Gandon Wille son of the club secretary presented a trophy and prize money to the owner of the winning dog. Final results include Black Git beating Lone Filer 84 to 44, and Jane Bier advancing with a bye prior to finals.
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Yly. Condon
Pork -Pirie
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Sykes
Ferocious Storms Sweep France and Kill Crews at Sea
Turbulent weather over France and at sea causes loss of life and vessel wrecks. A violent storm with lightning sinks several boats, with thirteen bodies recovered and many more missing. Roads damaged, communications cut, hindering rescue efforts. Large ships and fishing vessels reported overwhelmed by high waves and 2 foot surges.
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Creal Danyaze
Feynre
Marsaliies
Freda Lorpeda
Picnic tragedy updates two men killed in dynamite blast
A Sunday picnic near a forested cabin ended in disaster when a dynamite explosion killed two men and injured several others. Five couples witnessed the blast as men prepared lunch and women were knocked to the ground, with one man later found dead at the scene. Safety officials调查 continue to determine the cause.
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Mundy
Sporting Spirit in London Breathes at Record Flight
Anie Seaview reports from London on a remarkable aviation effort by the famed pilot known as Smithy. The piece praises the aviator’s stamina and compares winds and hours saved, forecasting England’s standing in a seven day test.
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Anie
England
Wickersham Report Details Police Brutality Methods
Summary of the commission findings outlines systematic police brutality for wage enforcement. It cites severe beatings, shackling, and the use of tear gas, with accounts of mistreatment of prisoners and accusations of extreme methods by officers.
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Washington
Atoney
Wickersham
Ovida
Renmark Readies Against Murray Flood Threat
As the Murray rises toward Renmark the town tightens flood defences with earthen and sandbag embankments. Evacuations begin in a nine member family home while authorities estimate the river at 25 feet 8 inches and note a seven inch drop in Wentworth but ongoing flood risk to the protection works and surrounding blocks.
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Murray
Ain
Wentworth
Broken Contract Inquiry Refused in Legislative Battle
An attempted immediate inquiry into the supply contract between the government and Shadier's Ltd. was defeated by 45 to 38 votes. Opposition leader Mie T. A. Basin and several ministers faced demands for a formal investigation amid claims of impropriety and stalled deliberations.
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Anrfouiinis
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Gosling
Russia Today A Satisfied Woman Turnis Back Ol Austeds
Translation from United Service in London recounts Lady Astor’s talks with Russian workers after her visit. An interview with a bakery worker reveals pride in work and state education for children. Bernard Shaw is mentioned as commenting on the workers’ plight and room conditions.
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Conversion Loan Appeal Dominates Australian News
The Prime Minister received letters from charity groups proposing a national conversion loan to fund welfare work. Bishop of Gippsland notes a shift toward religious charity amid political strain, urging Australians to support a wartime appeal. The executive stresses unity and national pride as the response to the debt program grows beyond 150 million pounds.
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Explosion at Allahabad Sparks Unrest in India
An explosion in Allahabad injures sixteen as unrest and terrorism persist in India. Reports describe a blast in a verandah causing metal shards and smoke, with subsequent protests and calls for government action. Local authorities and political groups, including the Bombay Provincial Congress Committee, suffer harm from related clashes.
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Manneshog
Congress
Moham medan Truchlence Round Table Conference
Report from a Tuesday session detailing Mohammedan leaders near Alinhabart discussing a pan-Indian conference. The piece notes majorities represented in five provincial legislatures and references a federal subcommittee inquiry. The generated text remains fragmentary and implies resistance to a consensus.
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Waleney An
Olmerjdal
Guarigi and Before the Pederal Stimpyice Sub-Committee Sheetey Titers
Hoyeork
London
Belated salaries paid to public servants in Sydney
The Neve Smith Wales philic reports that public servants received due salaries totaling £800,000 with payment completed today. The Commonwealth Bank and state government assistance facilitated the transaction, ensuring workers were paid despite delays.
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Neve -Smith Wales Philic
Earthquake likely north of Japan recorded by observatories
An earthquake event was detected north of Japan by observatories Ino Syne and Riverview. preliminary calculations place the quake toward Aigsita with the apinomographs noting the anomaly. Further data awaited from Ine Syne and Riverview Observatories.
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A. Sayen
Ine Syne
Riverview
Teds
Japan
Aigsita
Memetits 1 Adelea. Adelaide Tuesday headline
Divy Adgisily boushulder has ale twidy converynd his. "holing of H2,000 ym the conversion soun, and many quer amounty of tol 'gure on more have hysn convuted. Ol Hewes of all banks ive Dusy, and deonie generally are showing wilting nest ty wonvert.
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Boxing Tonight Perry man versus Woodhead at Alhambra Theatre
Box score notes matchups in a nine event program with preliminaries featuring Jim and Tim exhibitions, ringer art by Vor Pinio y, and a ten round main event Perry man versus Woodhead. Several preliminary bouts aim to attract interest, with Lloyd Leveringman and amateur ringside acts listed among features, at Port Bivalkee venue.
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Tim
Pinio
Belston
Dorrsadn
Lew Woariaris
Dawn
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Aid Perryman
Amd
Woodhead
Adelaide
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Iowa
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Ant
Ine Rama Lille Poser
Will
Donnie
Mile
Ton Javles
Minsiee
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Rey Acived Axess Cjfes
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Shaptenien
Port Bivigkee
Pean
State Lottery Opens as Demand Surges
A State Lottery drawing opened today amid strong demand for tickets. Subscriptions filled quickly, with tickets nearly sold out yesterday and the first drawing scheduled for Thursday.
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Jake Playecon
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