Angora Assembly decries British policy over Egypt and India
In Constantinople on Wednesday the Angora Assembly gagged Beyphs protest on Britain after Sir Lee Stark’s murder. Aghaoglan, Malta deportee, attacked British policy toward Egypt and India. Fethi Bey deprecated Agbaogiati’s language while noting no need to comment on Angora Egyptian conflict.
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Reuter
Constantinople
Angora
Beyph
Lee Stark
Aghaoglan
Malta
Great Britain
Egypt
India
Fethi Bey
Agbaogiati
Britain
New Bus Bill Debated in South Australia Assembly
Adelaide Wednesday report on K L Hill moving the second reading of the Bus Bill to the Assembly. He says the measure targets metropolitan buses only and excludes outlying areas. H B Crosby argues it could apply to centres like Port Pirie. The Minister and Tramways Trust chairman discuss possible proclamations and the sincerity of the proposal.
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Adelaide
K.L. Hill
H. B. Crosby
Port Pirie
Crosby
Tram
Ways ‘Trust
Port Adelaide plainclothes officer transfers and farewells
Mrs A L Zabrinish of Daisy Street Solomontown undergoes two successful appendicitis operations and shows favorable progress. Port Adelaide gains Plainclothes Constable B J Davis after two years there, while farewell honors are paid to Plainclothes Constable L Bond who transfers to Park Adelaide. Inspector Murphy presents a farewell suitcase and praises Bond for solving 90 percent of breaches locally. Fellow officers toast the departing and welcome the new arrival amid tributes from Detective Trotter and Sergeants Keene and Wilcox.
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A. L. Zabrinish
Daisystreet
Solomontown
RB. J. Davis
Port Ade
Laide
Park Pine
Port Adelaine
Nobfeb
Offcer
Trotter
C. Hi. Keene and
Wilcox
W. Machines
Pie
L. Bond
Park Adelaide
Murphy
Force
Bond
Bont
B. J. Davis
Port Adelaide
Mr. Bond
London Bank Case Ends With Bank Victory
In the High Court of Justice Midland Bank won costs after Charles Robinson failed to recover £425,000. Lord Darling noted the jury’s answers showed extortion by menaces and ruled no English law could order the plaintiff’s property to be given. Costs estimated at £30,900.
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Reuter
London
Charles Robinson
Midland ‘Bank
Lodtly
Lord Darling
Tin Bench
Darling
England
Ark Prperty
Earl Walstury
Robinon
Trial of Hobbs at Bow Street Saturday
London report from Austraflen Press Association states Hobbs will be defended by Marshall Hall at Bow Street on Saturday. The Daily Chronicle notes forthcoming proceedings in the case.
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Austraflen Press Association
London
Daily Chronicle
Marshall Hall
Hobbs
Bow Street
Street Sensation Draught Horses Belt Tram Crash
A sensational crash at the corner of Pill and King streets in Sydney during the afternoon involved two loaded draught horses colliding with a stationary tram. The tram front was crumpled but no major injuries occurred, though several passengers were shocked. The tram car caught fire briefly from wiring but was put out by the conductor using chemicals.
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Sydney
Pill
King-streets
Barrier Miners at Broken Hill Badge Confusion
Day shift and night shift presents little excitement as ribbon ceremony is interrupted by miners. Several workers report for duty without badges, but the matter is resolved when they return home and offer to begin again. A few members of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association have not yet claimed their badges.
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Broken Hill
Almeida Memorial Fund Raised in Melbourne
Fund drive gains momentum in Melbourne after the killing of William Almeida during a bank robbery last week. Supporters pour in donations as organizers urge continued contributions to honor his memory.
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Melbourne
William Almeida
Yallourn Strike Ends and Mine Resumes
The Yallourn strike has been settled and miners will return to work tomorrow. A report that Ventice gondolas would be replaced by motor boats has been officially contradicted.
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Melbourne
Yallourn
Ladies and Girls Dress Goods and Accessories Sale
A local ad advertises a large assortment of fibre cases and garments for Xmas holidays. Items include tea and breakfast sizes, ladies fibre shoppers, striped blouses, brown fowels, plain pillows, fancy straws, and Jersey frocks with prices from 11 to 95 shillings, all in varied sizes and trims.
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New Shanes
Fremantle Shipping Labor Dispute Drives Harbor Standstill
Fremantle harbor faces paralysis as Seamen's Union strike spreads across the waterfront. Local Labor Party meeting condemns union tactics while ministers clash over worker demands. Overseas shippers threaten calling at Fremantle, with the Jervis Bay resuming Sydney to Brisbane service after negotiations. Authorities in Melbourne pursue restraining action against breach of wartime provisions.
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Fremantle
Seamen's Union
Fremiantle Harbor
Austrwian Labor Party
Voughton
McGallum
Fan Works
W.G. Angiwin
Velexate
Seamen’s Union
McGuilum
MacGallum
Sydney
Bremantle Harbor
Hhe
Deliberate Frame-Up in Fremantle Vessel Hold-Up
Melbourne reports state Seamen's Union officials say Mr Walsh is en route to the West to settle Fremantle vessel delays in response to a Western Australian Labor Ministry request. Minister McCallum denies government involvement calling the claim a deliberate frame-up. Walsh passed through Adelaide yesterday en route to Fraga.
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Fremantle
Melbourne
Seamen's Union
T. Walsh
Western
Labor Ministry
West
Mrr. A. McCallum
Works
MfcCuiluo
Walsh
Adlaide
Fragtiq
Fremantle Labour Strike Quashes Ship Movements
Federal officials discuss Fremantle wharf delays due to a labour strike affecting ship traffic. Prime Minister Bruce promises action as cargoes and the Bridah Todia steamer Australia face delays while Commonwealth officers must be maintained with safety.
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Melbourne
S. Mbruce
Mia
Fremantle
Australia
Bruce
Atteod Bet
Commonwealth
Customs and Health
Bruges
Customs Ang Heart Departments
Western Australia
Parliament Opens With Election Speak and Swearing
Reuters reports in London that preliminary business in Parliament continues with election speeches and swearing in of members as the House of Commons convenes. The King is expected to open Parliament in December, with J. Witley named as a potential unanimous candidate. The Nobel Peace Prize committee decided not to award a prize this year, citing no suitable candidate.
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Reuter
London
House of ‘Commons
Wit Termain
Benter
Mongolia Pilot Row Stalemate After Ship Detente Efforts
A meeting of the Pork Agtlaidets goutes Committee to decide on blacklisting pilots related to the Mongolia dispute produced no decision. Government instructions urged restraint while discussions aimed to reconcile pilots with the Harbors Board and Disputes Committee. Captain Henderson and Captain R. Ce lay figure in the evolving controversy as the Mongolia prepares to depart for the eastern States.
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J. Henderson
Mongolia
Quiet Jug
Yester- Harbor
R. Celay
Hay Algo
Henderson
Girling
Turor
Cornsacks Held Up In Fremantle Controversy
Adelaide reports Premier will inquire after Mr Laffer claimed consignments of cornsacks were delayed at Fremantle on the steamer Austella. He called for government steps to ensure release as harvest operations near. The Premier said he had no information but would initiate immediate inquiries to prevent transport delays.
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Adelaide
GR. Laffer
Fremantle
Euripides Returns to Sydney Amid Seamen’s Boycott
Sydney reports that the Euripides is returning with 600 tons largo not discharged and no cargo booked for interstate ports including Fremantle due to a seamen boycott. The Brisbane message notes continuing strike action affecting shipments and port bookings.
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Sydney
Brisbane
Fremantle
Australia at Wembley exhibition plans examined
Mellbourne reports the Federal Government will hold a rapid meeting of the Wembley Exhibition Commissioners to decide Australia's 1925 representation. The Commonwealth aims to reduce the number of commissioners as initial work nears completion and will coordinate with state governments on the arrangement.
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Mellbourne
Australia
Imperial Politics In Britain Split Over Leadership And Trade
A London parliamentary report notes the Liberals fill benches once held by Irish Nationalists as Lloyd George faces leadership questions amid pay disputes. Runciman says he cannot back Lloyd George, Benn questions imperial preference, and a vote split leaves Gol ling defeated and Lloyd George urged toward unity. The Daily Express reports the meeting adjourned to decide future policy including tariffs and industrial protection.
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Australian Press Association
Lonugn
House of Commons
Iriah
Gap
Tain Wedgwood
John Redmond
MacPherson
John Elmon
Lloyd George
Baldwin
MacDonald
Labor
Cfty
Labor Commoners
Watts Morgan
Ben Tillett
London
Walter Runciman
Wadgwood Benn
Gorliray Golling
Lloyd Go
John Simon
Boir
Daily Express
Inflammatory Speeches Stir London Amid Egypt Talks
Daily Chronicle reports four notes and a letter between Lord Allenby and the Pasha show Egypt yielding to necessity and seeking peace with Britain under conditions. British authorities fear outrages. a British inspector notes 800 students at a secondary school in Giro reacting with boos and cries of kill Englishmen while the headmaster appears to approve.
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Reuter
London
Daily Chronicle
Allenby
Zlwar ‘Pasha
Giro
Waterine
Aed
Dublin Beer Strike Hits Fourteen City Barmen in Dublin
In Dublin on Tuesday fourteen barmen strike as publicans resist pressure from their wives and Gaueh fers. The oily 15 not forcea to 20 dry. Yet yarmalds appear in Dublin pritic houses amid ongoing unrest.
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Reuter
London
Dublin
Anglo German Treaty Negotiations Signed by Parties
Negotiations for the Anglo-German treaty of commerce and navigation concluded yesterday and signed in the Foreign Office in the afternoon by Austen Chamberlain and Lord d Abernon for Britain, and by Von Schubert for Germany. The treaty will be published on December 5.
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Bauter
London
Foreign Office
Austen Chamberlain
Porelen
Lord d'Abernon
Britain
Jv. von Schubert
Germany
Trotsky Replaced in Army Navy Conference Presidency
Moscow dispatch reports that Mr Gronzé from the Ukeaige has succeeded Trotsky as head of the Army and Navy conference, Trotsky reportedly stepping down from his position. The statement notes shifts within the Soviet leadership and suggests a consolidation of power in Moscow.
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Reuter’s
London
Advicxs
Moscow
Mr.Gronzé
Ukeaige
M. Trotsky
Army and Navy
Trotsky
An. Wer Gommlsaloner
Terrific Storm Hits Central Queensland Towns
Reports from Rockhampton to Longreach describe a terrific storm with torrential rain and vivid lightning. A cyclone tore roofs from dwellings near Lees and damaged a mail train crossing near Stanwell. A guard was thrown as a van was unroofed and damaged.
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Brisbane
Rockhampton
Mt. Morgan
Queensland
Longreach
Stanwell
Ipswich
Bonogerages
Fading Fight Over Betting Restrictions in Melbourne
A Methodist Public Questions Committee deputation urged the Postmaster General Mr Gibson to curb letters from Tattersall’s and related outlets, arguing gambling evil is rising and warrants strict limits. Gibson noted risk of private correspondence being opened by mistake but promised to consider their representations.
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Melbourne
Methodist” Public Questions Committee
Mr Gibson
Wr Gibson
WIT SEEKS £2000 CLAIM FOR Dismissal
Sydney reports a man sues Theatres Limited for wrongful dismissal claiming £2,000. The claimant, named Georg Audley, alleges the firing after years of service in the firm. Proceedings occurred in the afternoon.
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Sydney
Tor
Tullers' Theatres, Limited
Georgs
Audley
Smoke Rome Wins Again at Ballarat Races
Ballarat racing notes report Smoke Rome winning the six furlong event and Tinker placing in the same meeting. Results show Muttana and Look Lingha among earlier maid en plate placings. Unemployment relief figures cited state 519,000 in Britain, down 9 percent in two months.
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Ballarat
Muttana
Taz
Mtuttana Tiapsas
Vackass
Master Windlesham
Gerrans
Britain
Coates Guilty in Office Shooting Case with Postponed Sentence
In London Supreme Court Percy Mervyn Soates was found guilty on the second count for shooting at Ernest Graham with intent to murder, while the first count failed. Sentence postponed to tomorrow as the judge reviews prior convictions and related testimony amid disputed interview dates and evidence.
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Supreme Court
Percy Mervyn Soates
Ernest Graham
Alii
Providence
Staham
Graham
Coates
All Honor Tard
Ofice
RG Tourhs Street
Ton
Miss
Clayton
Alice
Diumar
Miss Clayton
Brahim
Tie
Ste
Gostes
Cowles
Travers
Gallet
Nolles
Hia Honor
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Methodist
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