Disputed Ballot Sparks Labor Party Action
A disputed ballot prompts a startling development in Labor circles with calls for a criminal investigation department inquiry into the plebiscite. The Australian Labor Party council plans a meeting to coordinate delegates and consider handing papers to the GLD while factions back various charges and candidate support.
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Jslaide
Adu
Avils
Anouia
Gation Department
Gouneil
A.L.P
Plympioo Praneh
Codeaver
Plympton Branc
GLD
Pillion Riding Debate Stirs Adelaide Assembly
In Adelaide the House of Assembly was told by Mrs. A Lyons that two people died and six were injured in pillion riding incidents within a month. Mr Anthony moved to disallow amended regulations under the Motor Vehicles Act relating to pillion riding. The Hon. I opposed the motion, saying he supported refining the law in some directions, but the motion was lost.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
A. Lyons
Anthony
Doctor's Queer Life and Missing Fortunes Remain Curiously Solved
A fragmented memoir from a 19th century report describes Dr Clarande Poster of Dark-place Leeds and his frugal life amid a wealth of securities valued around £(30,000) to £40,000. It notes the deaths of Dr G Boslor and family dynamics, with heirs learning of missing bonds and odd legacies while the house was found in disarray.
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Leeds
Seemi
Lip
Boster
Park-place
Philip Foster
Anne Foster
Dylis
Sawin
G. Boslur
Sovslas Os
Steowherry-hin
Henley
Catherine | Arthey
Giver House
Kersey
Suffolk
Niese
Ecoms
Pyrkplace
Arline
Anourilies
Uylilie
Dougina Foster
Foster
Unemployment burden prompts call for action in Melbourne
In Melbourne on Wednesday, labor leaders urged the government to step up to relieve unemployment amid the cash shortages and weak trade conditions. W Duggan, president of the AC/DU, pressed Premier McPherson to tackle joblessness, blaming recent strikes for worsening supply and noting timber and coal sectors suffer from halted work.
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A.C/D.U
Sie Wittism “McPherson
Tie Traesall Council
Steys
Duggan
Melbourne
Tall Comal
Mes G Hazes
Iad
Todd
Tore Tian
Ivas
Jhana
Seamen's Union to Open Retrenchment Plan in Victoria
Melbourne news reports a private talk between Mr Brennan and the Union leading to a retrenchment program to take effect in Victoria. Mr Clarke, the branch's assistant secretary, will receive three weeks notice of discharge, while Mr ONeill, the secretary, faces removal from his post with Clarke set to become secretary of the Victorian branch.
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Melbourne
Wemesday
Brenan
My. Brennan
Union
Ecoudiiies
Suinden Mile Ezracmien
Victoria
We Clarke
C O'Neill
Mro O'Neill
Mir. Clarke
No Work on Waterfront In Adelaide Shipowners Move
Fragmentary report shows Adelaide on Wednesday with Mr D. G. Phillipa ehabrigan of the Committal of Shipowners approached about the motion of the son Condon in adjourning the Legislative Council. He offered no comment and suggested shipowners unlikely to change stance after mature consideration.
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Adelaide
D. G. Phillipa
Ehabrigan
Condon
Legislative Council
Haw
Eau
Trud Dees
Inter Empire Trade Conference Urged by Carrell
United Serview reports Hon Frank Carrell of the Onehse Legislative Conniel urged a joint Empire trade conference in Quebec Tunaday. He proposed removing trade irritants, fostering Dominion unity, and promoting modern manufacturing, advertising, and salesmanship across the Empire.
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United Serview
Quebec
Nfi
Mjan
Frank Carrell
Onehse Legislative Conneil
Board of "Trade
Carrell
Italian Families and Population in Venice Provinces
Italian families were estimated in Hatontise and June last to be 4,582,000 with over 200,000 Familien in the Venelidn Provinces. The most prolific regions included Lombardy, and seven other provinces showing child counts and population shifts.
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Ag. Owali
Yeney
Hat
Sevewardi
Lombardy
United Served: Ship Giants and Atlantic Duel Debated
A chaotic OCR reel discusses a German liner and a large crossing vessel, referencing Star Company and Princess Mary, with figures like 6200,000 and 45,000 tons. It notes debates on propulsion power, engine type, and ship length proportionality to tonnage, amid unclear quotes and names.
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London
Phe Waite Starling
Delly
Eucodss
Neve Atlantic
Star Company
Bas
Oseanio
Mary
Harland
Woolls
Shipyara
Winrld's
Argest
Yongin
Bendigo Races Resultand Betting Note From Yesterday
The Bendigo races list yesterday’s results with multiple horses including ROMO and Polygonum, plus bets showing odds for runners such as Congoola, Temptation, and Royal Raven. Novice Handicap and division results highlight Great Thought and Gustav among others, with numerous starters noted and odds across events.
Federal Arbitration and inter state industrial regulation debate
The discussion centers on Federal Arbitration and the fear that abolishing Federal control will spark unfair inter state competition. Bruce warns the move could harm national industries and worsen wage standard fragmentation across State Awards, while acknowledging the need for a federal basis for genuine inter state industries.
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Eames ix
Higgins
Ctuesnstand Aelelration
Malthus
Rae
Alreays
Nced
Ps Federal Court
Bruce
Ham
Storeskeeper fined ten pounds for unregistered firearm
Vivian Charles Astable of Sydney appeared at City Court in Melbourne on Wednesday charged with possession of an unregistered pistol. The court noted the weapon appeared to be registered but he claimed not to know the registration details. The case highlighted enforcement of firearm registration laws.
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Vivian Charles Astable
New South
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Knoym
Swas
Sydney
Lindfield Inday
Torres
Russia China Tensions Escalate With Eastern Army Plan
The report from Moscow warns of rising danger of armed conflict between the Soviet Union and China. A new separate Eastern Army under General Blukner is proposed to counter Chinese force concentrations near Manchuria, signaling harsher retaliation and growing hostility at the frontier.
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Prontiers
Alarming Reports From ADNG China Russia Mobilisation
Chinese reports arriving this morning say Russian troop movements are underway in Liver Anjur districts with Soviet forces reportedly missing. Rail transport shows suspension and coaches used to move troops. Truss counters border tensions while Chinese merchants suspend business and flee city districts amid probable war conditions.
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ADNG
Kong
Liver Anjur- Districts
Amur
Jwosk
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Trussian
Birinessa Manehaelt
Disaster Strikes Train Rally at Lindfield
A serious accident occurred at a Lindfield rally as a car train toppled and vehicles collided injuring a bystander. Emergency crews responded while witnesses described chaos as debris blocked the road.
Tokyo Welcomes Sydney Graf Zeppelin Preparations
Reports describe elaborate preparations for a large reception in Tokyo for the Sydney Graf Zeppelin, amid a recent explosion nearby. Police view the attack as possibly linked to a grudge against the owner and plan increased guards for the coming weeks.
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Tokyo
Sydney
Graf
Zeppelin
Hdmond
Piel Gesch
Darling
Gelieusle
Hague Conference Report Shelves Evacuation Timetable
London reports progress at the Hague Conference with Britain expected to begin Rhineland troop withdrawal in September and complete by late December. French leaders warn Germany must secure a definite promise, while Briand faces isolation as Italy and Belgium press concessions and Germany contemplates withdrawal.
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Serviow
London
Hagis
Rhine
Branca
M. Eriol
Stroseman
Stresemann
Briand
Hague
Franco
Holgum
Cary
Taus
Onis
Bombing plane crash claims six aboard in Shizuoka trip
A WWII bombing plane from Tacijbana Aerodrome departed for Shizuoka with six officers and a pilot including the Chief and Vice Chief of the Taelian Department. It crashed this morning, killing six outright. the fate of the remaining survivor is hopeless.
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Kobe
Tacijbana
Shizuoka
QRAF ZEPPELIN READY FOR ROUND THE WORLD FLIGHT
The Zepellin round the world voyage plans from Friedrichshafen to Tokyo then Los Angeles to Lakehurst and back to Friedrichshafen are stated as complete with all legs sold except three segments from Lakehurst to Friedrichshafen remaining unsold.
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United Service
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Fwde
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Friedrichshafen
Tokyo
Thuoce
Los Angeles
Lake Wurst
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Shafen
Lake Hurst
Friedrinhshaten
Trans Atlantic Service Scheme Outlined in Paris
Paris report says M Blatot, aircraft pioneer, and American engineer Nin propose a trans Atlantic air service. The plan involves a series of flying islands along a route with intermediate stops at intervals, aiming to meet all requirements for a reliable cross ocean flight.
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Paris
M. Blatot
Sila Downy
Nin
Pirie YMCA Visit Roars With Basketball Contest At Pirie
A Yat OA party from Peterborough will visit the Pirie YMCA for a return contest featuring basketball table tennis lifeguard and other matches with top players selected by performance. Principal attraction is basketball with a strong Pirie team invited to represent VeMhiG evening game to be played by f Scott F Henderson ti Pointon iB Jeffery R Ledger W Leane Ms Bishop Bolteill B Whitlams S Wallis A Parham Anderson.
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Peterborough
Pirls
Y.M.G
Pirte
Vemhig
Teiak
Hhe
f.Scott
F. Henderson
Ti. Pointon
Ib. Jeffery
R. Ledger
Wleane
Ms Bishop
Bolteill
B. Whitlams
Wallis
A. Parham
Anderson
Federal Court move toward uniform industry awards
The text discusses federal court aims to avoid ad multiplicity of awards across industries by listing metal trades cases to create a unified scheme. It notes the lack of a single industry covered by federal arbitration, the need to harmonise industrial conditions, and the remote prospect of six state parliaments agreeing on a common policy amid possible resistance to state laws.
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Justice Beeby
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Gaet
Tram injury case in Melbourne skull exam report
Mr D C McGrath M H R Melbourne reports an Neray examination of the skull belonging to Mr J G McCead M H R after a tram incident. The examination shows the skull is more or less level with progress noted. The patient will be laid up for some time.
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J. G. McCead
Tram Pn
Passers Valueless Cheques and a Self Styled Heir Gagled
A Melbourne court report describes Passers Valueless Cheques and a self styled heir entangled in a case linked to unpaid union dues. A man named Hayson aged 45 faced remarks on a quarter share in a 294,000 estate and a judge noted findings from the Court of General Sessions.
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Ednesday
Melbourne
Pasar Hayson
Enelper
Stephens
Scotland
Surge Woinarsk
Court of General Sessions
Women Discovered Aboard Bombala Without Passports
Reports state two young married women were found aboard the steamer Bombala at Sydney with little money and no passports. They traveled to Port Pirie and were given good cabin accommodation. the captain allegedly did not file charges, and arrangements were made for their departure to Adelaide and Sydney, with questions about how they boarded remains unresolved.
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Port Pirie
Wort
Sydney
Park Pirle Weing
Wellner
Hogan
Park Adelaide
Bath
Aly Wall
Bunbury
Port Sali
Sydney Pier
Port Pine
Bart Wiese
Pirie
Caqrlain Walkinson
Unsuip
Scenic Railway Tragedy Claims Youth and Sweetheart
In St Louis a railway accident killed a youth and his sweetheart instantly at the scene. Authorities discuss possible suicide as a cause while Ralph Clark reports a man’s neck broken and Miss Helen Brockim fell onto the tracks. Passengers had leather straps securing them, with one buckle left unlashed.
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Seryter
St.louis
Ourion
Esente Wilway
Suicido
Ralph Clark
Helen
Brockim
Public Morals Debate Advances in Melbourne Assembly
Melbourne discussions center on press morals and obstructions to publishing details from other states. A proposed act imposes fines up to £4000 on corporations and £500 or four months imprisonment on proprietors editors or publishers. Debate adjourned after explanation by Albert Mey-Genera.
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Melbourne
Albert Mey-Genera
Atuc Parlane
Burial of Late W. T. McCoy at Oath Road Adelaide
Late Vir. W. T. McCoy was buried at Racin Hogd Cemetery this morning in Adelaide. Several hundred mourners attended the service conducted by Rev. J. EK. Gickerateths, closely linked with the director. Floral tributes included one from the Governor and Lady Hore-Ruthran.
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Mey. T. McCoy
Racin Hogd
J, Ek, & Gickerateths
Gonault
Edit Won
Hore-Ruthran
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