League of Nations coming meeting in Paris report
Paris dispatch notes French government emphasis on approaching League of Nations assembly in Geneva. Briand reportedly to join delegation while Herriot may delay attendance until after preliminary proceedings. Ratification debate in Berlin tied to Ludwig Reichel bill and large railway loan plans with state railways to be surrendered.
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Euter
Paris
Assembly of the League of Nations
M. Briand
Inierstood
M. Herriot
Rathmy MacDonald
Switzerland
Reuters Service
Berlin
Thursiu
Belgium approves London Agreement for September start
Belgium endorses the London pact with Mosman’s allies and URUSSELS amid tense talks. The accord, reportedly signed by key parties, sets a September 15 start for the new Leuton agency project. Major figures Kelsie Cwhnet Mae and Neeativline Fat are cited as proponents.
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Mosman
Urussels
Trini
Kelsie Cwhnet
Leuton Agence Nent
Belyorder Man
Italo German talks near to anti German pact start
Rome reports Step nn Dewavn minister for national economy says negotiations for an anti German treaty of Arm at meree would begin in October or November. The interview notes tightening economic ties as Europe faces rising tensions and possible alignment shifts among major powers.
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Rome
Wendliosbirs Heater
Stepnn Dewavn
Deputation Seeks Exhibition Building Upgrade for School of Arts
In Adelaide on Thursday the Council of School of Arts and Crafts urged the Minister of Education to enlarge and renovate the Exhibition Building, citing its inadequacy and dangerous wooden partitions. A deputation met Me Lo L Hill and he promised a conference to devise a suitable scheme.
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Adelaide
Council of School of Arts and Crafts
Council of the School of Arts and Crafts
Lo L. Hill
Jim
Fe Mansi
Afghan Rising Sparks Violence In Afghan Revolt
Reuters reports a renewed Afghan uprising after a June revolution thought quelled. Abdul Karim, pretender to the throne, has crossed into Afghanistan from India and leads renewed actions against Amir Amanullah Khan amid resentment of reforms.
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Reuters Sgrice
Daily Express
Afghanistan
Abdul Karim
India
Amanulla Khan
Clerks Strike Ends in Fremantle With Wage Increase
In Fremantle the Clerks' strike concluded after a week with an agreed settlement. Workers resume duties as employers grant higher pay and better conditions. The minimum wage rises from £45 to £415 for all over 23, while juniors see a proportional rise.
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Fremantle
Coal Miners Grievance Near Strike Threat in Sydney
In Sydney on Thursday officials report little chance of a strike after a conference with coal mine owners over a £5 10s minimum for offhand labor failed. A C Wills, secretary of the miners' organisation, says mood remains unsettled though Newcastle notes no strike appears likely.
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Sydney
A. C. Wills
Organi~sation
Newcastle
Citizens Appeal for YMCA Funds and Plans
A community fundraising effort for the YMCA reports donations and cash promises reaching two hundred pounds toward a 500 pound goal. A representative meeting is planned to decide on gift values and who speaks, with Mrs Born presiding and Mrs Vinegar assisting at Gertrude Street venue.
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Alont
Gertrude-strees
Ladies” Auxiliary
Ad Overs
Canada to discuss overseas trade immigration issues in cabinet review
Canada will bring foreign relations before the Dominion Cabinet with D C Larshin the Canadian Commissioner in London present. Officials plan to obtain first hand information on overseas trade, immigration and financial problems and a representative appointment will be made this all.
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Reuter
Ottawa
Wedneyay
Canada
Inal
Dominion
D. C. Larshin
London
Debate Over Supply Grant In Melbourne House
In Melbourne a House of Representatives debate centered on a £2,978,585 supply grant. Treasurer Dr Earle Page faced attacks over land taxation, information delays, and potential ministerial interference while Sir Sidney Kidman’s tax dealings were raised. Anstey proposed reducing the grant. his amendment failed 22 to 17. The Supply Bill passed and the House adjourned.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
Earle Page
F. Anstey
Page
Sidney Kidman
Sidney
A. Blakely
Senilin
Taxation Commissioner
Fered
Hart
Nmeel
Anerey
Cam Cnissinner
Bravo
TH. Sontlin
Anstey
Trade and war talk as Australian migrants seek work
During the House of Assembly session Mr Condon urged action on a port influx of foreigners found work abroad, citing a recent Malta freight with 500 passengers and 89 men landed at Port Adelaide. The Premier said the Commonwealth had been informed and would consider the protest. Discussions covered tramway finances, port rail losses, and water schemes for Laura, with election reform and a state war memorial design invitation also noted.
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Malta
Australia
Gunn
Commonwealth
Bruce
Ginn
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Price
Robertson
Halligy Siitme
Ines
Quinn vBremier
M Denny
Frm
Ln Australia
Labor
JL. Priew
Brazilian Revolt Rebel Steamer Sunk in Parana River
Reports from Buenos Aires on a Wednesday say Brazilian troops sank a rebel steamer on the Parana River. The vessel carried numerous rebels and many were drowned according to the dispatch from Piriya.
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Deuter’s Servier
Buenos Ayres
Parana Hiser
Piriya
Philippines Mutiny Trial Discharges 203 Scouts
Following the Fort McKenzie Court martial decision the 203 Philippine scouts found guilty of mutiny have been dishonorably discharged and sentenced to five years' imprisonment six of the scouts were acquitted.
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Reuter
Manila
Fort McKenzie
Wembley Pageant Draws Huge Crowds at Empire Show
London reports estimate about 70 000 people attended the Pageant of Empire at Wembley tonight, bringing total spectators over three nights to around 200 000. Hobbs and Howell and Whyvsall have been invited to join the cricket tour of Australia.
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Reuter
London
Wembley
Hobbs
Howell
Whyvsall
Australia
Journey Resumed Aerial Mail Scrub Bird Returns to Service
The Scrub Bird, forced down at Loxton due to a faulty car Unrettor, was replenished with a fresh cone from Melbourne and resumed operations. Lieut Briggs, in command at Loxton, reports the tail intact and the aircraft ready to depart Hay for the next mail run. The aircraft departed Hay on Thursday after repairs.
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Loxton
Lieut
Briggs
Hay
Briegs
Melbourne
Adelaide
Confidence Men Trip Englishman Amid Australian Outing
An English visitor in Australia befriends a Scotsman and a stranger posing as a harmless identity. After a game of cards and a staged change, the wallet containing about 40 pounds is snatched and the trio flee as the victim lies dazed. The incident unfolds near Studley Park and reflects a classic confidence scheme.
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Australia
Studley Park
Brotherlaw
Ben
Vanhee
Esa Juassid
Scientists to listen for Martian signals this week
United States scientists will listen for possible signals from Mars at week’s end. Astronomer Todd requests that nations with high powered wireless suspend transmissions to allow detection of any Martian signals.
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Reuters Service
Buenos Ayres
United States
Mars
Foreign Office
Washington
Todd
Universities and Rest of SA In Lacrosse Match
Teams from the Universities of Adelaide and Melbourne played the Rest of South Australia on University Oval. University players included Johinston Harbison Glover Rees Gordon Munday Wright Vouglas with rest led by Lee Betts Brock Hillemina Reed Kestel Neal Tomkin OkeOke Thompson White. Final score Universities 8 goals Rest 4 goals.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
South Australia
University Oval
Univerity
Johinston
T. Harbison
Glover
Rees
Gordon
Mundaydelaide
Spencer
Gale
Worcester
N.thoblen
Wright
Vouglas
Lee
Betts
Brock
Hillemina
Reed
Kestel
Neal
Tomkin
Oke
Thompson
White
Liquor Smugglers Joint Border Drive Planned
A Canada United States joint border patrol will begin September 1 to curb liquor smuggling from Manitoba to the U S. The Canadian section will survey all supply sources into Canada, cooperating with Federal and State authorities.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
United States
Candian
United States Border Patrol
Canada
Camberwell Bank Teller Charged Over Theft
At Camberwell Court Alfred Edward Chittock a bank teller was charged with stealing £539. The charge stems from an alleged shooting of Chittock by a man who claimed to have taken the money from a Canterbury bank where Chittock was employed. Detectives doubt Chittock's account as implausible.
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Melbourne
Camberwell Court
Alfred Edward Chittock
Chittock
Canterbury
Ghitlock
Patrol court probes death of Francis Stephenson in Concord crash
Inquest reveals Francis Stephenson, 21, died when his motorcycle collided with a motor lorry at Concord. His brother Ralph, 17, was severely injured and memory loss left him believing he was a child. Driver Joseph Haggart and two companions Tullock Williams were alleged intoxicated. Haggart committed for trial on manslaughter.
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Sydney
Francis Stephenson
Concord
Ralph
Joseph Haggart
Tullock
Williams
Haggart
Rial
Jockey Seeks £3000 Libel From Sydney Mail
Sydney jockey Harry Trees of Randwick filed a writ claiming 3000 pounds for libel against the Sydney Mail publishers John Fairfax and Son over an article of May 30 about Cool King usage. Trees won an appeal yesterday regarding a disqualification linked to Coal King from a past race.
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Sydney
Harry Trees
Randwick
Sydney Mail
John Fairfax
Labor Daily Sued for Libel in Sydney Court
A writ against the Labor Daily filed in Sydney seeks 2000 pounds in libel damages. Patterson Coy Ltd, printers and publishers, are named in the action brought this afternoon in the city.
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Sydney
Cats
Patterson, Coy. Ltd
Labor
Enoggera Release Questioned By Lines In Sydney Note
A late afternoon statement claims the ALS.N. Coy released the steamer Enoggera from Commonwealth Line but officers from both lines refuse to comment. A Sydney report notes a divorce development involving Mrs. Gardiner with a tentative separation ruling and costs. A fire at Bourke destroyed Hall and Company’s store and several shops, with damages around £25,000.
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Sydney
Als.n. Coy
Enoggera
Commonwealth Line
Mrs. Gardiner
A. Vere
Cousisel
Trewarrina
Bourke
Bearful Tram Smash at Sydney Harbor Tragedy
A double coupled tram carrying about 90 passengers on a steep gradient near McMahon's Point wharf failed brakes and derailed. Two killed, nearly 30 injured, including Constable Harry Leeds, 47, and a workman, with multiple serious injuries to conductor Cowan and James. The front tram buried into a cottage and the rear telescoped the front car. Passengers escaped injuries by leaping aside as the out-of-control trams plunged toward the water. The cottage residents faced shock but were unharmed beyond fright.
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Sydney
McMahon's Point Wharf
Chatswood
McMahon's Point Ferry Wharf
T. James
Cowan
James
Harry Leeds
Lambert
Grand National Churinga Selections at Vivfabie Park
Jumbled list of horse names and fanciful picks for a Grand National event at Vivfabie Park tomorrow. Mentions multiple contenders such as BEVIES and ST ALITY with several unclear spellings and nonstandard terms.
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Alby Grau Nation
Vivfabie Park
Celtic
Solette
Gambais
ST. Ality
Jangle
Mayar
Swe
Hacma Lord Saxon
Silver Heart Oi
Tinet Weißer Ong Ahra
Danomlagnl
Welloe Suviray Lanie i Forgles Tvs
Begietathen Magedienge
Thorvilliaren
Case Ton
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League OF Nations
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School OF Arts
Industrial
Citizens' Appeal
Y.M.C.A
Jpesl
K. Beflett
Gyo. R. Flett and Son, Watchmakers and Jewellers
General World News
Informat
House OF Assembly
the Tramways
Cmce
Tramways ‘Trust
Fay Swords
Commissioner of Public Works
Toda Hill
Cpiticiem
Benny
Minster
Gore
Bedwarde
Denny Anid
Hie
We McNamara
State Bank
McNamara
McMillan
Laura
Tl. Lo Full
Public Works
R. J. Nicholty
Spring Creek
Comederins
Wilson
Thin Sas
Henry Bai Yell
Philippines
THE
Aerial Mail
Lacrosse
Interstate
Camberwell
Teller
Equel
Labor Daily
Gardiner
Sydney Harbor
Churinga
Princess Mary
Fuiltyn
Tes More
Birt
B. Wise
FORD
Ee Fondson
Great Northern Motor CO
Peinelem
Ford Dex Olympia
Florence-Street
Port Pirie
Pos
Lotus
Duemees
Duncan Motors, Ltd
Cevae
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