Singapore Base Debate Presses Need in Britain Speech
London reports Colonel Amery states a Singapore base is needed for naval efficiency and economy. He rejects claims it may alarm Japan, noting Japan’s friendly government and alliance during the Washington Conference. The plan, long in Britain’s mind, aims to improve movement of British ships without provoking aggression.
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Reuter
London
Amery
Burnley
Singapore
Japan
Britain
Banks in Adelaide Ready for Armed Robbery Threats
Adelaide managers say staff are equipped to meet bank holdups. Tellers and many drivers were issued revolvers and more cartridges were distributed among staff in case of emergency.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
South Australia
Dotti Snetty
Another Ballot Scandal in Pre-Election Ballot
Reported in Sydney on Tuesday a ballot-box scandal seems likely surrounding the pre election Senate candidate ballot. Timber workers notes show uniform handwriting while Municipal Workers Union pages are suspected of similar irregularities.
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Sydney
Senate
Timber Workers
Yotts
Municipal Workers’ Union
Goles
Australian doctor backs final treaty step in Ottawa visit
Dr Marie Page arrived in Ottawa to discuss the trade treaty and currency questions. He met Acting Minister Robb and said the treaty is in its final form though not entirely satisfactory to Australia, and that no further modifications would be proposed. Page backed the step toward fuller inter imperial trade and noted Australia’s Parliament has-sanctioned it. The Australian Treasurer will be hosted during the stay and given a seat in the House of Commons during a sitting.
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Marie Page
Robb
Page
Australia
Otto
Satisfaction at vote on Naval Appropriations for 1926 maneuvers
Wilbur press briefing says Congress approves funding for Hawaiin 1926 maneuvers and the Australian cruise. President Coolidge expected to sign soon as Navy continues preparations. Plans remain tentative with cruises distant and large forces requiring flexible arrangements.
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Austrian Press Association
Wshingtn
Wilbur
Walsh Case Over. Pirie Town Council Defendants Fined
Melbourne Tuesday Judge Knight in Federal jurisdiction heard further arguments in the Walsh case against Tom Walsh, president of the Seamen’s Union. Prosecution sought amendments changing the Waterside Workers’ Federation to Waterside Workers’ Federation of Australasia and altered names and dates. Amendments allowed on some points, with possible dismissal of charges if insufficient evidence.
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Melbourne
Knight
P.M
Tom Walsh
Seamen's Union
Martin
Commonwealth Nment
Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia
Waterside Workers’ Federation of Australasia
O'Neill
Dutin
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Foster
Walsh
Neill
John Veneil
Mr Knight
Pirie Town Council Fortnightly Meeting Notes
The Pirie Town Council held its fortnightly meeting with Mayor J. S. Guddes in the chair. Attendees included Clark, Dey, Afford, Threadgolt, Gummen, Robinette, and Munn. Grn Blight was absent due to his mother's illness. A letter of sympathy was sent to Dr Right, and permission was granted for Pirie Cycle Club to hold motorcycle races on February roads and to use the inhalatorium in Memorial Park for 12 months ending December 31 1985. The surveyor reported no complaints about the inhalatorium, and the motion to grant the request carried. The meeting also discussed charges against Walsh, Morris, and O’Neill, with Walsh fined £100 plus costs and £50 plus costs for related charges. appeals were noted. A letter from Pirie Military Sports Inc. proposed an Anzac Day event with consent from the Returned Soldiers’ Association and use of Recreation Ground facilities, with debates over turf usage and event parameters to be settled later. A petition sought repairs to the rear leading into the goods station from Main Road. the surveyor was asked to prepare estimates and a general report. The Town Clerk presented accounts showing a credit balance of £2,172 in the Electric Light fund and a £3,885 debit in the General Fund. The LP Society may borrow £6,004, pending a board decision at its next meeting.
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Pirie
J. 8. Guddes
Clark
Dey
Afford
Threadgolt
Gummen
Robinette
Munn
Grn Blight
Ste Ex
Right
Lo Pirie Cycle Club
Mo~morial Park
Guramow
Ralinello
The
Pirie Military Sports (Inc
Returned Soldiers’ Association Inna
Furkfumners
Gummow
Aerial Honeymooners Flight From Adelaide to Sydney
A honeymoon couple from Adelaide flew to Sydney aboard the autoplane operating between the two cities. Mr Mase and his wife, married last Saturday in Adelaide, enjoyed a splendid trip despite encountering a cloud of grasshoppers. They reached an altitude of 7000 feet.
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Sydney
Adelaide
All Mall
Mase
Bank Clerk Convicted in Embezzlement Case at Katoomba
Elwyn Vease, a bank clerk, was convicted at Parramatta Sessions today on a charge of embezzling funds from the A B C Bank at Katoomba. He received a three year gaol sentence and an order for restitution of £500. The total defalcation was about £1263.
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Sydney
Elwyn Vease
Parramatta
A.B.C
Katoomba
Gold Exchange Shipment Arrives in Sydney From San Francisco
A consignment of 38 boxes of bullion valued at £250,000 arrived in Sydney today from San Francisco aboard the shree. A strong posse of plane guards oversaw the unloading operation.
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Sydney
San Francisco
Melbourne motor bus control petition gains signatories
A maritime report notes that residents have signed a petition opposing the government plan to reward private motor bus operators. The effort reflects public concern over policy and potential private sector involvement in public transport.
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Melbourne
Surf Tragedy Sequel Reports Third Death at Tuggerah Beach
A third fatality followed a seaside tragedy at Tuggerah beach as Mrs Alice Watts of Concord died yesterday while bathing in the surf. She collapsed in the water after being overwhelmed by waves during her Lakes visit.
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Sydney
Tuggerah Beach
Alice Watts
Concord
Novel Wireless Pickup Reported by Paris Wire
In Paris on a Tuesday Reutér notes a two valve wireless set arranged on a new principle using a single electric light wire as an aerial. A special express train bound for Ventimiglia on the Italian frontier picked up two American and one Australian amateur wireless station signals.
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Reutér
Paris
Ventimiglia
Tobacco Combine Ango American Vequotia t Reuter Washington Mon
The Senate adopted an earnest resolution charging that an agreement between American Tobacco Co and Imperial Tobacco Co created monopolies in their respective countries and boycotted American cooperative organizations. The resolution includes a rider directing the Federal Trade Commission to conduct an inquiry into General Electric Co activities.
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Reuter
Washington
He American Tobacco Co
Imperial Tobacco Co
Great Britain
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
General Electric Co
Roadway repairs and street work across wards noted
Reports show asphalt and sheet metal work on North and South Ward streets, terrace repairs on York and Goode roads, and path cleaning. Solomontown reports include beach water connections, showers, and cinder stock for winter use. Cost estimates given for Ellen street and Three Chain road upgrades. Inspector cites regular sanitary service and shopkeeper briefings on sun blinds and tyre width compliance.
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Taltows
North Ward
Gant
Florence-street
Alexandr-street
David-strent
Gertendost
David-street
George-stres
Telentione
Ellen-street
David— Street
Terrace
York and Goode
Claxton-street
Solomontown Ward
Salamantown
Ellen Street
David Street
Solomontown
Baker's
England Defeats Victoria By Innings And 274 Runs
In Melbourne on Tuesday England dominated Victoria in a cricket match, crushing Victoria for 50 in their first innings after following on from 41 for 6. Kilner and Hearne shared most of the wickets, Kilner taking seven for 48 and Hearne three for 30, as England secured a large victory margin and left Victoria with a poor batting record.
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Melbourne
Oria
Kilner
Australian Fourth Test Team Named for Melbourne Match
The Australian team for the fourth Test at Melbourne has been announced with H. L Collins captain. W. W. Bardsley W. H. Ponsford J. E. Ryder J. M. Taylor J. B. E. Andrews Kelleway Richardson Malley Oldfield M. Gregory V. Y. Richardson listed as 42nd man.
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Melbourne
H. L Collins
W. W. Bardsley
W. H. Ponsford
J. E. Ryder
J. M. Taylor
J. BE. Andrews
Kelleway
Richardson
Malley
Oldfield
M. Gregory
V. Y. Richardson
Young Australia Boys Greeted in Paris by Officials
Young Australia League boys arrived in Paris welcomed by the Overseas League vice president and officers, with General Gououde, the military Governor, representing. They were entertained at tea then taken to the barracks as guests. Tomorrow they will lay a wreath on the Unknown Warrior tomb.
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Ter
PAHS
Young Australia League
Tn Overseas’ League
Gououde
Paris
Iestilion
Ile Barracks
Zinovieff Letter Details Attempted North Africa Revolt
A missive published by Liberte claims M. Meiva Wert writes to M. Marvel Gach directing the French Communist Party to arm North African masses and discloses a £60,000 subsidy. Dated December 2, 1924 and signed Zinoviev as president of the Ikki section of the Third International, it discusses revolution plans in the colony.
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Raris
M. Éiva Wert
M. Marvel Gach
Communist Party
North Africa
Liberte
Zinoviel
Ikki
Third Internationale
Trade Union Conference Considers Russian Invite
Amsterdam Monday report that the International Federation of Trade Unions adopted a resolution to invite the Russian Trade Union Council to a conference in Amsterdam, contingent on Moscow indicating a desire for admission. British delegates favored unconditional negotiations and sided with the minority.
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Amsterdam
International Federation of ‘Traits Unions
Russian Trade Union Council
Death by own action on Coogee Beach
The dead body of a man identified as A Mills was found on Coogee Beach with a bullet wound to the chest. A letter to his brother at Murray Bridge explained his intention to die by his own action due to going blind. A sum of £20 was left for his mother in England.
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Sydney
Mills
Coogee Beach
Murray Bridge
England
Electrical Matters Footpath Maintenance Reported
Maintenance and repairs were fed to mains in various wards. Six new consumers connected to mains during the fortnight. Work continued on the new plait and mais. An inspection of wires was made at Bundaloer Forest.
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Bundaloer Forest
Debatable War Debt Terms Outline Premier Talks
The text discusses war debt repayment options, Dawes Plan considerations, and possible balance sheets showing France’s prewar wealth versus postwar figures. It notes negotiations may involve leaders traveling to Leeds to confer with Baldwin and Churchill.
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France
al- Minee
Leiden
French Satisfied With Tone Amid Park Newspapers Fold
Fragmentary OCR notes claim British tone pleases readers as discussions loom. The text mentions government care and delicate relations, with references to passages, aviation, and cautious interpretation amid ongoing debates.
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Ute Britis
Avi Vonshbir
Gansii
Nave Cael
Gene Amd
Britain’s Set Purpose in THON Interrelates Trade and Security
The diplomatic correspondent cites high authority noting government aims to manage inheritance and security while avoiding interdependence that would invite bartering. The piece discusses how policy seeks to balance interests without creating leverage points for negotiation.
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Thea Thy
Telegraph
Cnmrs
Waterside Trouble and Levuka Shipboard Strike Spread
The aleamer Levuka, prominent in the strike, escaped with a full crew today amid widespread unrest. Other rule vessels sent crews ashore while masters show restraint though engineers blame owners for missing a chance to quell the marine union mutiny. Mr Justice Powers' judgment astonished Sydney observers and drew sharp commentary.
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Sydney
Justice Powers
Dispute Settled Aboard Lammerco En Route to Newcastle
The Adelaide Steamship Company steamer Lammerco cleared Port Adelaide for Wallaroo on Tuesday afternoon after finalizing a settlement with the crew. A cook and a trimmer were added to the watch, replacing recent sign-ons. Some fear unrest aboard the Knock Horn as crew push for Australian pay rates, though Lammerco’s movements are not expected to be hindered.
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Adelaide
Miter
Uleness
Adelaide Steamship Company
Lammerco
Newcastle UK
Mercantile Marine
Disappointment in July Steamship Incident Leaves Crew Short
DELAIDE reports two signed articles on its Cuion Steamstip got vutius Koremika failed to prevent sinking afternoon. The steamer, down for 40 days, cannot proceed. two men are short. Mr Stephens, acting secretary of the South Australian branch of the Venerated Seamen's Union, said the two engaged were non unionists.
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Delaide
Dream
Cuion
Vutius Koremika
Stephens
Venerated Seamen's Union
Moeraki Crew Summoned to Show Cause in Melbourne
A writ has been issued against the crew of the steamer Moeraki to appear at the Cuy Court tomorrow to show cause why their contract with the Union Steamship Co should not be rescinded.
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Melbourne
Simmons
Moeraki
Cuy Court
Union Steamship Co
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