Premier rebuts Perry over railway contract costs and timing
Sir Henry Barwell defends government handling of rolling stock orders amid Perry Engineering critiques. He argues tender differences and Australian vs British prices misstate facts, noting total spend of 499,705 pounds with emphasis on delivery time and local wages.
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Adelaine
Henry Barwell
Perry
Perry Engineering Co
Sir Henry
Per
Ant
W. Wauch
Celyust
Purry
Haresheim
Poole
Steele
Box Trust
Poole and
T Kompany
Asstralian
LAAT
Yukon
Mr Perry
Ator Crities
Poole Suv
Materal
Wetralia
Os Agert
Sudvussful Bibepe
Azutist
Breen
Funn Sears and
Cetturenus
Berry Company
Et South Musicalis
Anglo American Midum Running Treaty Hinted in King's Speech
Diplomatic correspondent notes Dominion governments generally favor the proposed Anglo American mutual running treaty. No further queries expected to delay signing.
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London
Brown coal test to be made in Adelaide
Adelaide Monday Minister of Mines Paseo said the government watches Victoria's brown coal deposits. If Morwell scheme succeeds it will influence South Australia’s policy on lignite use for power and motive purposes. Moorelands brown coal will be tested at the Adelaide School of Mines for suitability in gas producer plants.
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Adelaide
Paseo
Victoria
Pascoe
Morwell
South Australia
Moorelands
Adelaide School of Mines
Liquor Trade Debated as Quebec Moves to Public Control
A New York Times report outlines Quebec's shift toward government regulation of liquor trade. Observers compare it to a space-based system that after years of operation offered lessons. Proponents cite reduced evils, while opponents blame fare hikes and revenue impacts on taxation and defense spending.
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Jostralan Press
Nesue
New York
The
New York Times
Quebec
Dominion
Utah
Views of an Aged Politician in Washington
A fragmented report discusses a veteran politician in Washington. It notes his long service and ongoing personal strains including a high-profile divorce and political contention. The piece mentions public interest and scrutiny surrounding his career and private life.
Adverse Report In Norway On Prohibition Repeal Effects
Authorities report disappointing results from prohibition repeal in Norway. Officials note increased drunkenness with few exceptions, citing summary mentions of wine restrictions and related social concerns amid uncertain enforcement.
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Hus Eneiry
HA Hut
Apples with black spot deny Tasmanian import approval
Munday My Huda of Customs denies the Minister of Customs has been advised to allow apples affected with black spot to enter the Commonwealth from Tasmania.
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Melbourne
Munday My Huda
Coutealler
Customs
Minister of Custom
Commonwealth
Tasmania
Railwaymen Strike Looms in England Amid Wages Row
London reports say a nationwide rail strike is likely as locomotive drivers and firemen refuse to accept the wages award. The Trades Union Congress and railway managers negotiated terms, but the Locomotive Drivers and Firemen’s Society rejected them. Early reports show solid strikes and picketing at Crewe Warlington and other yards, with mixed service forecasts for major lines.
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London
Baer Asive
National Union of Railwaymen
Tie Tanagers
Firemien
Allike
Juinmediate
Ase
Five
Council of the Trades Unlup
Bnventive
al Nildnishit
Frew Bramey
Ewiigel Sonsule
Unum
Willy
Feniu Samgs Dunes
Bon
Hivdlun
Brawley
Coumell
Forte
Luuuyy
Anio
Warrington
National Union
Crewe
London, Midland and Scodtish Railway
Rush on motor cars and petrol in Australia
Australian news reports a rush to mobilize transport, with 1500 milk lorries collected and 3500 more organized in shops near Covent Garden for vegetables, fruit, and meat. Petrol shortages clear smaller dealers, while wartime and railway strike costs cited. Schools shorten holidays. motor vehicles move newspapers across regions.
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Iufor
Covent
Garden
Britain
Lundin
Wales
Tax Court Action and Melbourne Court Fines Reported
The Port Adelaide local court heard James Murphy sue Richard Smith for £420 damages over alleged unlawful arrest. In Melbourne, Monty Seddon was fined £10 and jailed a month for assaulting his wife, with other Fitzroy Court cases assigning fines for obscene language and resisting arrest. A crowd incident tied to Miller and a police response was noted.
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Melbourne
Monty Saeddon
Wis
Fitzroy Courb
Wunday Ac
Fitzroy
John Burns
Fadence
Miller
Customs Official in Trouble in Melbourne Monday
A customs official with 15 years service and an excellent wartime record faced a ten month sentence suspended on a personal bond. In Melbourne on Monday, direct amusement was raised as two elderly Chinese received orders to pay fines of £10 each for sick notes and aiding the preparation of these notes.
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Melbourne
Wiehard
Julien Jengisirat
Big Two Up School Caught In Redfern Incident
In Redfern, a student was reportedly arrested after a disturbance at a local school on a Friday. Police and school officials responded to the scene, with authorities detaining the individual for further questioning.
Committed for Arson Trial in Sydney Narrowly Framed
In Sydney Mortay lagu a widow faced trial after a January fire at her shop in Wosllaru. She was charged with arson and intent to murder, with the court noting allegations of using a razor. The case involves about £2000 in alleged damages and related proceedings.
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Sydney
Mortay Lagu
Wosllaru
Kail
Mets
Developing Northern Territory and land policies outlined
The report discusses territorial development efforts with calls for land suitability reviews and Aboriginal involvement. It notes applications from a thousand men for blocks and mentions Hvala company plans with capital to develop a vast sheep station. The piece reflects government views on lands and settlements and notes continuing exploration of settlement avenues.
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Melrucen
Mtogwlas
Nelawuts
Plas
Sandy
Lord Severnul E Again At National Club Plea
Moodhy lord Inverhulme spoke at the National Club appealing for the mitigation of black labor in the Nom Territory. His remarks drew sympathetic responses from attendees despite some opposition.
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Sydney
Moodhy Lord Inverhulme
Enmity Between Leaders Sparks Morning Post Strike Note
The Morning Post reports rising enmity between Mr Bromley and Mr J A Thomas as the strike note intensifies. Bromley, a Socialist, leads a powerful trade union aiming to seize key positions and potentially paralyze operations, while Thomas is portrayed as blunt yet capable of generosity.
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Morning Post
Bromley
J. A. Thomas
Esre
Ironworkers Meet Over Wage Demands at Munday
A conference was held this morning after Federated Ironworkers demanded higher wages. Employers objected to a press publication of work stoppage rumors and later withdrew the notice. Union Secretary says terms will be disclosed at tonight's session. employers remain tentative about a settlement.
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Aullade
Munday
Mie Federated Ironworkers Associacy
Vir
Qollaton
Ther
Ren
Application to Deregister Bakers' Union in Sydney Court
An application to deregister the Bakers' Union was heard in Sydney on Monday. The Bakers' Association acted on behalf of the union in an arbitration case over penalties linked to a meal strike and related misconduct. Arguments were heard from Mr Cantor for the union and other counsel on the application.
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Bakers' Union
Sydney
T ‘Str
Bakers’ Association
Rinderpest Rumors In Melbourne Debated by Officials
Fragmentary notes describe a Commonwealth inquiry into rinderpest rumors in Melbourne. A committee of state officers discusses a potential bid to prosecute property claims and examines the role of Western Austin figures and associated parties.
Attache on American Missionaries Reported Attacks Abroad
An attaché cited by Reuters notes six recent attacks against American missionaries and urges the Peking Government to protect foreign nationals. If rights are not restored, further measures may be pursued.
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Reuters
Mosehurmuar
Amerin Tissmuri
Peking
Basses
Union Meeting Presided By Woman, M T M
Miss Margaret Homibield MB presided at a traveling meeting this morning at the home of Ore Teady Union. Three Hathway unions attended but the result was not reached.
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London
Margaret Homibfield
Home of Ore
Hathway
Murder of Chauffeur in Cemented Stable Near Saint Drice
A chaotic Paris story reports the murder of chauffeur Andre Lamaille buried three feet in cement in a stable. Alleged lover Lamotte, son of a rich draper, and Olympe, aged 15, linked to the wife, are central suspects. Confessions follow from Lamotte and others as police pursue motive, cover up, and a missing head.
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Australian Press Association
London
Munday
Ter Daily Chronicle
Olympe
Lamotte
Naud
France
Saint Eric
Roger Lamytte
Arctic Flight and United States Claims Over Ocean Style
An analysis notes that a proposed Arctic air route faces icy conditions and political tensions. It asserts U S interests guard the region and rejects any power shift that could threaten control of adjacent waters and resources.
Governor General Welcomed at Cape Vows
A narrative of a royal arrival with the Earl of Athlone and accompanying figures aboard a liner. The scene depicts a formal reception, cheers, and ceremonial gestures amid a crowded harbor, with mentions of high officials and dignitaries present during the welcome.
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Welcomie
Earl of
Smita
Dhaughter
PERSIA NEGOTIATIONS AIM AT AMERICA MINING DEALS
Reuters reports from Bombay that Brnnett, a New York based envoy for an important American group, arrived in Teheran to seek highway and mining concessions for Persia similar to those Turkey granted Americans. He plans to press the government for talks on concession terms.
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Reuter
Bombay
Teheran
Mlahabad
Brnnett
Americaay Group
Arived
Thex
Te Intendso
Hway
Perata
Turkey
Central Provinces Political Crisis Sees Ministers Questioned
In Nagpur a heated debate unfolds over government ministers and confidence votes. The session lasts seven hours as ministers face possible resignation amid a constitutional crisis and discussions on rightful government leadership. The premier and officials aim to retain support and resolve the impasse.
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Kentor’s
Servier
Nagpur
Vernon
Sir FG
Macy
French financial reforms spark mixed reactions across parliaments
Report outlines reforms including broad tax changes and stiff penalties for defaults. Proposals aim to streamline administration and save about one billion francs annually, with contentious points over enforcement and penalties.
Bodalla Stranded Vessel Totals Loss at Narooma
A steamer named Bodalla, ashore at Narooma on the New South Wales coast, is reported a total loss. The hull is breaking up as waves surge and the holds fill with water. only wreckage and debris remain visible as rescue attempts continue in heavy conditions.
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Sydney
Movida
Tiawarra
South Coast
Narooma
Gift For Olympic Games Fund In Sydney
Sir Samuel Hordra Urday donated £100 toward the Olympic Games fund in Sydney on Monday. The contribution supports the teen athletes seeking participation in the event.
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Sydney
Samuel Hordra
Said
British Labor Ministers Named Amid Political Drama
British Parliament crisis looms with expected Labour cabinet appointments. Ramsay MacDonald to head Foreign Office and the Treasury, with Snowden as Chancellor and Haldane as Lord Chancellor. Margaret Bondfield tipped for Under-Secretary. noting first woman in key post. Germany urges understanding with Britain, cautioning against overreaching hopes.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Ure
Philip Snowden
Lord Haldane
Glynes
House of Gontmons
Port Adelaide in bid for Tasmanian footballer after offer
A Tasmanian club is negotiating to pay a fee for a Port Adelaide footballer amid reported interest from Hobart. The player reportedly received a letter from the unnamed Tasmanian club offering terms, with Port Adelaide assessing the tempting proposal.
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Adela
San
Port Adela
Port Adelaide
Anamere Club
Hobart
Adietsides
Setuid Wienerviena
Setirani
Et Eido
Aso
Kelleway Struggles as Victoria Defends Lead
In Sydney, Mutua reports Kelleway cannot slash the Victoria attack as the batters face pressure from Wall and Warette. The match sees tense exchanges with limited scoring, and Victoria tightens its grip on the game amid late innings.
Unclear text due to OCR but sports results noted
Weather hindered play yet several matches finished with winners listed. Blues dominated many events with multiple pairings and scores. results mention Wade, Boeklebeng, Armobl, Kerathe, Sterapa, and Shes among others across 23 games.
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Awe Aelysis
Ivy
Bhi
Wade
Boeklebeng
Allan
Armobl
Kerathe
Bertrull
Wathe
Ta W. Ttoclel
A. Hk Anal Jeet
Wottral
Quoits match result and player scores reported
Widlowing from the madel on Saturday under electric light saw Sollys win by 17 points. J Curry led with 24% while J Perryman and W Bothill were among losers. Final totals show Sollys 108 Ports 24 with detailed scores for several players and a note that the Gatineo visitor team will be selected Wednesday night.
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Widlowing
Electie
Sollys
J. Curry
J. Perryman
W. Bothill
G. Jane
T. Son
J. Whit
A. Grenfell
WG. Smith
J. Mc
Regor
J. O'Poole
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