Naval Conference dazzles with royal pageant in London
United Service reports from London that a dazzling pageant opens the Naval Conference with the King's throne prepared at Buckingham Palace for tomorrow. Three thousand power lamps light the scene and a wireless service to Australia will join the broadcast as experiment expands to Europe and America. Ramsay MacDonald is favored as conference chair, while delegates’ leaders plan daily rotation.
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London
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Buskinsham Palace
House of Lords
Orajesty
Australia
Europe
America
iMm
Scotland
Yard
Ramsay MacDonald
Ehale
Temarrow
King George Opens Conference on Naval Armament Limits
London reports King George opening a conference amid calls to curb naval armaments. He cites Washington Treaty limits, urges restraint to prevent renewed tensions, and stresses cooperation among maritime nations to advance lasting peace and collective security.
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Torstay
Mis
Ktos
Corr
Washington
Ad ‘Vance
Willy
Amy Addah
Rhouge Am
Opening Speech Describes World Desires and Security
The address discusses peace, negotiation, and national security, urging careful balance between military readiness and diplomatic efforts. It cites fears of arms races, urges restraint, and emphasizes the need to avoid escalating conflicts while pursuing stability. The speaker notes the dangers of overpreparedness and the importance of prudent security measures.
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Gtr MacDonald
Coalfields unrest stirs NSW police probe
Sydney dispatch reports no disturbances at the coalfields today but police patrols remain in place. Ministers demand an exhaustive impartial inquiry into police activity. Deputy Won offers a bond for good behavior from Cessnock dissidents. a militant women’s meeting was dispersed outside School of Arts with injuries and £0 in cash taken. Premier Bavin explores options to curb libels as a NSW A.L.P. conference plans to address the coal stance at Try Hall tomorrow.
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Newcastle
Mr Chaffey
Loki
Chaffey
Nut
Cowlelds
Cessnock
Oihers
Waite
School of Arts
Premmier
Me. A. Bavin
James
H.R. Gadiff Baddeley
New South Wales
A.L
Tries Hall
Beullia
J. T. Lang
Melbourne Wool Sales Report Promising Prices
Melbourne wool sales showed steadier prices with healthier bids for hoggets and wethers. Competition remained robust, supporting the market after a sluggish start.
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Melbourne
Tuteday
Mering
Call for Global Steps Toward Naval Disarmament
The discussion stresses reviewing disarmament pacts at intervals to curb arms races, noting gaps between security needs and feared threats. Delegates from Britain Australia Japan urge a broad, enforceable agreement coordinated with the Disarmament Commission and General Conference.
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Leeds
Hagner
Divarmament Commission
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E.¥enton
Gtlass
Gm& Dacummot Tod Dorinta
Wakatsik
Japan
Mayor protests dangerous speeding in Port Pirie
Port Pirie residents faced dangerous speeding near stationary trams and buses as Mayor A. Dagenhardt urged enforcement. He urged inspectors to curb motorists who force their way along the road center, endangering elderly pedestrians and passengers boarding vehicles.
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Adelshin
Solomontown
Lbi
Busoe
Galt
Bat Mightup
Alona
Girls for Outback Venture Sparks Legal Consent
Five Adelaide girls are set to travel to Central Australia’s mica fields. Mr. R. D. Cognan defends the project as an earnest effort to create a new industry and refutes claims that women police are investigating. Parents consented legally and guardians appointed. Cognan vows to uphold responsibilities and limits on conduct.
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Swelley
R. D. Cognan
Adelaide
Australia
Leeds to Goole Ship Canal Plan Prompts Inquiry
A conference of East Riding public authorities in Leeds discussed a Leeds to Goole ship canal. Estimated cost about £10,000,000 with a proposal to include works in unemployment relief schemes. Parliament members mayors and chamber representatives attended. A committee of inquiry will seek information on the project.
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Leeds
Goole
Mambare
Jocal
Chambers of Trade
The World of Stamps and The Stamp Market Emerges
A reader notes 9002 new stamp varieties issued worldwide in a test year and totals near 50000, praising philatelists and the growth of stamp collecting. He recalls early stamps like Mulready and the penny black, reflecting on rising values and the allure of postal history.
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Ahinning Post
Twes & Box
Vadhestee
Serious Floods Near Alice Springs and Port Augusta
Floods along the Finke River near Alice Springs hamper repairs to the North South railway bridge at Pink and threaten the local rail line. Creeks overflowed inundating embankments as 18 miles of track require repair and Port Augusta rail officials plan possible vehicle transfers if needed.
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Norsusl
Port Augusta
Gommenwealth Railways Department
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Con
Broadcasting Claims Hearing In Melbourne Over Licences
The Federal Public Accounts Committee heard testimony from Sir George Valli of the Australian Broadcasting Company and Mr Bruce on extending or renewing licences. Mr J Tait and Mr Bruce spoke of negotiations and a hoped five year extension, while the Prime Minister and other officials faced questions. The hearing adjourned without a firm outcome.
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Tuesibyy
Federal Public Accounts Committee
George Valli
Dir
Petor
Austenliab Brakdasting Company
Salko
Mr Bruce
Mer J. ‘Tait
Broadcasting Company
Brune
Mir Woost Gitsone
Bruce
Grant
Melbourne court clears serious charge in bench dismissal
In Williamstown Court Alfred Balfour motor dealer faced a serious charge but the bench ruled there was no charge to answer. A chaotic scene aboard a Hawk berthed at Williamstown Pier involved a bullet whizzing past a crew member during a tense incident. The proceedings concluded with dismissal.
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James Art Fidigr
Tehermen
Williamstown Court
Alfred Balfour
Hawk
Williamstown Pier
Baltadr
Sheffield cricket match at Brisbane in 19th century report
Fragmented report covers a Sheffield cricket match at Brisbane with South Australia and players Harwood Oxenham and Thurlow mentioned. The text lists innings totals, dismissals, and Sundries, noting a possible close result amid garbled OCR.
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Brisbane
Bushfires rage across Melbourne area in tense Australian fires
Extensive bushfires sweep Melbourne region with thousands evacuated or at risk. Firefighters struggle as flames threaten towns and property while authorities deploy resources and issue warnings. Scores of homes damaged. cricket figures from a match amid the chaos reflect a country under fire.
Outside assessor eyed for town values reform
Town council unanimously backed hiring an outside assessor to value town properties. Officials noted past delays, urging appointment to speed assessors work and improve fairness. Aldermen argued the move could save time and reduce disputes over valuations and rate appeals.
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Munthe
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Goffey
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KB Sherrost
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Punt
Vonaider
Niao
Ponsford and Woodfull Hit By Injuries Before Test Tour
Melbourne report notes W. J. Ponsford and W. M. Woodfull suffer hand injuries. Team’s doctor says both will be fit for the Test cricket tour in two weeks.
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Pre
WN. Woodfull
W. J. Ponsfard
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Butter Prices Slide Amid Slump in Demand
In Chicago Monty notes butter prices and production lag as demand weakens. Stores faced higher shelves and limited supply. A brief report cites low butter levels and lingering effects on the market for months ahead.
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Chicago
Monty
Selec tor's Statement on State events and medical exam plans
Sydney reports a partisan discussion with L. James and others weighing the Minoxe of Pontord and Jackson. The speakers address protective measures and medical examination support while questioning winter demotion and possible removal of protectors. Avery Possibly faces action if violence risks arise when returning to England.
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Tuentay
I. L. Jemon
Loum Wesselor
Ponstord
Wondtull
Jackson
Jamey
Avery Possubly
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Peyera
Wisy
Engand
St Kilda cricketers face transfer request to Western Australia
The St Kilda officials propose the transfer of f. J. broomiey and W. J. Horrocks to Western Australia with two other players under consideration. The request aims to move their services to 31 Milde as they weigh the option.
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F. J. Broomiey
Misman
W. J. Horrocks
Iataman
Weat
Applications for Caretaker Position at State Electricity Commission
Melbourne Thursday applicants vie for the vacant caretaker post at the State Electricity Commission offices. The weekly wage with quarters is stated, and over 1030 applicants registered. Preference will be given to returned goldines upon appointment.
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Plane Crash Kills Sixteen. Disastrous Fire Follows
Reports say sixteen people died when a plane crashed amid a post crash fire. Survivors include eight men and others trapped as flames spread, with investigators noting possible emergency gunfire and a complex plot suspected by authorities. The victims are linked to the Union Tank Company and a central real estate dealer’s circle, with spouses affected and a lawyer defending a related case.
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Uhlon Terk Company
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Muduy
Axel
Sttorney
Dead Airman Claimed as Husband in Tragic Tale
In a London United Service report from Afonday a widow reveals her husband, Captain Appia Yourta Gyng, died in an accident at Grentell Fourth Walew on November 59. She says he planned to join her in Australia in 1929 after a brief trip to the United States, leaving her with a three year-old and hopes he would earn passage. He never sent fares and failed to return, while she struggled with life on stage and received a divorce request in early 19%, which she claims went unanswered.
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Terrorism in China Report From United Servier
Chinese authorities report a sharp rise in violence and looting as terrorism spreads across several cities. Troops and detentions are mentioned, with references to a policing response and ongoing arrivals of soldiers from Russia for support.
Migration Commission projected reform in Adelaide plan
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Migration Commission proposal involving the Premier and proposals for reform. The text references the commission, duties, and potential changes, though content is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.
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Adelaide
Tunytay
Freterring
Propddead
Guy Stun
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