Saar Reunification Plea Sparks Saarbrucken Reaction
Newswire from Saarbrucken reports intense German nationalist joy after the plebiscite for Saar reunification. Officials warn of possible reprisals, with 16 Communists arrested as opponents to Nazism fear League of Nations protections may not shield them. The piece analyzes Versailles Treaty limits, coal quality, and economic implications for Saar coal under potential German control.
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Atak
Wilhl
Steenlis
Hitler
Saar
League of Nations
Rejoicing in Berlin as Saarlanders Return Home
Berlin witnesses state ordered jubilation after plebiscite result. A massive triumphal procession moves through the city, stopping at the Heichstadt for addresses by prominent ministers. Public celebration marks Saarland reunification with the Fatherland.
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Berlin
Goverment
Heichstadt
Difficulties of League Currencies and Saar Debts
France and Germany agreed to pay about 42 million pounds for mites and credits to be taken over. Some paid in cash, rest in coal. Germany to assume Saar debts to Fagisad and America, about 14 million pounds. 2 billion francs in Saar currency, 80 percent gold backed. Question if Saarlanders will swap for paper marks with gold backing under 2 percent.
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Germany
Saar
France
Fagisad
America
Knox
Bank of France
Mawson Sounds Alarm On Frozen Australian Antarctic Holdings
Sir Douglas Mawson urges Australia and New Zealand to preserve and develop their vast Antarctic dependencies. He argues science can thaw political doubt about the region and highlights Australia’s 2,230,000 square miles and New Zealand’s 175,000 square miles as potential sites for useful depots amid harsh seas and limited commerce prospects.
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Melbourne
Australia
New Zealand
Antarctic Dependencies
Sir Douglas Mawson
Sr Douglas
Soan
Antarctic
Larceny Charges Bring Two Months For John O'Brien
John O'Brien alias John Henry Forbes alias Willan Join Clark alias Edward Hart, a lithographic machinist, was sentenced to two months hard labor on two concurrent counts of larceny for stealing a rug and suitcase from a motor car. The rug was later found sold and the case hidden in an old quarry north of the town. O'Brien had prior convictions.
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Peterborough
John O'Brien
John Henry Forbes
Willan
Clark
Edward Hart
England
Messrs
C. A. James
Fullarton
H. E. Armstrong
Frenzied Brokers Sell 90000 Gold Shares in Adelaide
In Adelaide on Wednesday over 90000 gold shares changed hands on the Stock Exchange. The total was 13000 more than the previous morning as brokers frenziedly bid in the call room for more than two hours. Trading in unofficial stocks began before the official opening at 10 o'clock.
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Adelaide
Stock Exchange of
Stock Exchange
New Trial Charged in Moscow Detention Split
Finoviev and Kamenev are not sent to Solovetsky Island prison but detained in Leningrad for another trial. They face a military tribunal in camera on a charge of secret revolutionary activities. It is reported both men have pleaded guilty.
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Moscow
Finoviev
Kamenev
Solovetsky Island
Leningrad
Thermometer Readings Report Missing Data
A brief weather note records yesterday's high at 80.5 degrees and a 24 hour low of 59 degrees ending at 2:30 am. No further details or forecasts are provided.
Privilege Claim Blocks Disclosure in Kish Prosecution
In Sydney Central Summons Court today the police magistrate upheld a claim of privilege over public documents in the Kish case, ruling disclosure would contravene the public interest. Attorney for Kish sought predicted documents about communications with the United Kingdom, and cables from Australia and Britain. The court adjourned as the challenge to a government officer’s statements and duties hinged on public interest and coded cables risks.
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Central Summons Court
Paterson
Kiseh
A. B. Piddington
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
Australia
Jones
Piddington
Manning
K.G
Commonwealth Law Slle
Hammond Hendren Build Big Partnership in Trinidad Match
In Trinidad on Wednesday the English team batted first as Hammond and Hendren formed a strong opening stand. Hammond dazzled with aggressive hitting while Hendren struck quickly, contributing to a 420 run partnership. Hammond finished on 418 and Hendren tallied 36 before dismissals.
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Recorder
Trinidad
Hammond
Hendren
Hauptmann Trial Aims to Break Defence Case
In New York on Wednesday Isidor Fisch and relatives from Germany arrived to testify as the trial continued. The proceedings focus on disproving the defence claim that the ransom money was given to Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the murder of Lindbergh's infant.
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New York
Berard Hauptmann
Col. Lindbergh
Isidor Fisch
Fisch
Pincus
Germany
Robbery at Mr Brights Jewellers in Brunswick
A thief smashed a window at 1 p.m. today at Mr J F Bright Jeweller in Brunswick, stealing rings and watches valued up to £400. Two shop assistants fled and saw a man carry trays of jewellery to a yellow tour car. This is the third raid on the shop, with earlier thefts of £80 in jewellery.
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Melbourne
J. F. Bright
Brunswick
World’s two best players praised at Sydney match
Mr. E. A. Dwyer, an Australian selector, attended a cricket match at Sydney today and lauded McCabe as the finest player in the world while declaring O'Reilly the finest bowler he had seen.
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Sydney
E. A. Dwyer
McCabe
O'Reilly
Federal Reserve Tries to Stem Panicking Markets
The Fed buys large francs to shore up the dollar amid a currency run. A looming Supreme Court decision on gold could topple government money policy, sending the dollar to 28 cent premium and driving sharp declines across commodities and stock markets. Liquidation sales on the Stock Exchange surged triple Monday levels.
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Stock Exchange
Conversion of Australian loan in London underwrites new stock
London reports the conversion of an Australian loan with underwriters to place 22.384 million pounds new Commonwealth stock at par with 4 percent interest. Prospects imply strong public credit, with subscription closing January 29. High Commissioner S M Bruce arranged conversion of stock valued at 146 million pounds to favorable terms in the British market.
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London
Mir
Bruce
S. M. Bruce
Australia
Australia to save 2.4 million pounds after London confession
A London confession operation leads to an Australian saving of 2,405,006 pounds over four years. The report notes a major financial gain attributed to the latest breakthrough, with officials detailing the impact on national interests.
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Danbenka
Australia
London
Bail Refused In Auburn Constable Shooting Case
Constable James Simpson remains seriously ill after being shot near Auburn on Monday. Albert George Brooks and Hoy Neginald Buller, both 20s, face an in-court bid for bail until January 25 as prosecutors allege involvement in the shooting. Simpson described pursuing the suspects by bicycle before being struck, while doctors warn of possible further bullet-related complications.
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Albert George Brooks
Hoy Neginald Buller
Michiond
Park
Constable Simpson
Auburn
del. West
Simpson
Leura
Seve
West
St Brooks
James Simpson
Teaffa
Supson
Shock for Merchant in Leicester Street Murder
Douglas Campbell age 50 partner in Campbell and Jones was shot dead at their Leicester street premises early today. His partner B Jones found Campbell wounded in the left breast with a new shotgun between his knees and a steel rod attached to the trigger. Campbell, once a racing car driver, survived by his wife and 12 year old daughter.
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Melbourne
Leicester Street
City
Douglas Campbell
Campbell
Strangled Woman Found Dead in Car in Rockhampton Garage
Phyllis Reiger, 23, a Rockhampton resident, was found naked and strangled in the back of a car inside a boarding house garage. A 39-year-old Government official, owner of the car, is in hospital under guard after being poisoned. he had married two days earlier and told his wife he would seek hospital care.
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Brisbane
Phyllis Reiger
Rockhampton
Buarding
Cold wave pounds India as deaths rise in north
Across India intense cold grips the north with rivers and wells frozen. The hardship forces ryots to tend cattle in frigid conditions, leading to a pneumonia epidemic and hundreds of deaths. Officials warn smallpox risk as people crowd into unsanitary huts.
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Calcutta
India
United Provinces
Mines Strike Likely To Be Prolonged In WA
Kalgoorlie reports the Chamber of Mines will send a written reply today to the union idea of a 40 hour week with pay reduction as a solution to the Western Australian gold mine stoppage. The union committee will discuss the reply, which is expected to be unfavorable, risking a prolonged dispute without intervention by the Arbitration Court or government.
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Saar
Germany
Lorraine
Watel
League of Nations
Murn
France
Saarcon
Kalgoorlie
Chamber of Mines
Arbitration
Personal notes on arrivals at Pirie hotels and ships
Mr J Wilkinson of Chas Geddes and Uo arrived in Pirie yesterday and stayed at MoH. Wagipbell Bird at Noval Exchange Hotel after arriving in Mele Tuesday night. Mr I Wortmann railway superintendent arrived in Pirie yesterday and stayed at Naval Exchange Hotel. Mr GL Wright arrived by train yesterday and stayed at Royal Esatanee Motel. Capt Hughes of the Clay Macfar lane attended with the party including Leneh chief officer Wright second Moss third Orr chief engineer Broadley second White third Moffatt fourth and Lowther wireless operator.
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J. Wilkinson
Chas. Geddes and Uo
Pirie
Wortmann Railways Super
Endent
Naval Exchange Hotel
GL. Wright
Royal Esetanee Motel
Capt
Hughes
Clay Macfarlane
Las
Jim Messrs Leneh
Wright
Moss
Orr
Broadley
White
Moffatt
Lowther
British Victors Triumph in International Tennis Isles Round Doubles
International tennis matches at Memorial Drive saw British players dominate. Victory came in doubles as Round and Dearman defeated Weston and Walters 7 5 6 2 amid sharp rallies and strong serving. Singles featured Lyle and GriMiths with Britain taking the matchups.
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Adelaide
Isles
Dearman
Weston
Walters
Memorial Drive
N. Lylee
G. GriMiths
Te Britis
Lyle
Boussus
Mughes
Brivis
Quist
Beteson
Line
Turnbull
Brugnon
Flehting Niet
N. Lyle
Beflain
D Mine O
Grillia Ts
D. Rowsland
Nearman
Britain
J. Walters
Mounted Police Close In On Car Theft Ring
Widespread net by mounted police led to two arrests by Sergt Hinton at Quorn and planned return to Kine. Het J J Evans led the inquiries and traced the motor car theft case to Peterborough.
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Pirie
Het
J. J. Evans
Peterborough
Sergt. Hinton
Kine
Mail Plane Athena Lost In Cyclone Near Australia
Imperial Airways mail plane Athena, after leaving Koepang at 1.25 am, was forced down about 60 miles from Darwin during a cyclonic disturbance. A search plane broke its propeller. Athena eventually located near Stuart Point, east of Darwin, with fuel dwindling and later reports suggesting a safe landing with service to resume.
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Darwin
Imperial Airways Mail
Athena
Koepang
Bie
Australian
Stuart
Point Stuard
Miles Wast
Bolas
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Europe
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Walers
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Zinoviev
Kishp
Court of Law
Bright
Hauptmann Trial
Federal Reserve Bank
Supreme Court
Me.bourne
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