Federal Politics Outlook in Uncertain Coalition Talks
Melbourne dispatch notes no progress in federal politics with expectations of a final settlement at the Nationalist and Country Party talks resuming tomorrow. The Opposition caucus reports ongoing impasse over leadership and coalition terms as negotiations stall amid party divisions. The Victorian Labor Party circulates plans predicting gains across regions, aiming to win seats in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, and Western Australia as organizational strength grows.
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Sanitation talks in Port Pirie with Colonel Longley visit
Manday Col. Longley, arriving from Pirie, praised Port Pirie officials and citizens for courtesy. He aims to finish a report on a sanitation system within days and outline a viable scheme for the industrial centre. Local interest centers on potential up-to-date sanitation measures and mallee projects.
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Heatwave Sweeps Pine and Adelaide Weather Report
The Pine yesterday soared to 99 degrees with a peak at 102 degrees the day before as a dry summer heat bakes the region. A strong south wind, clear skies, and warm, steady temperatures define the current hot spell in Adelaide with moderate southeastern breezes.
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Rugby results and football fixtures from London matches
Overseas rugby results show Cumberland and Yorkshire with narrow wins while Northumberland and Lancashire drew at Gosforth. Arsenal and Manchester City drew. other scores include Preston beating Hallon and Sunderland drawing with Huddersfield. Daily football summaries list multiple league results with clubs like Chelsea Newcastle Liverpool and Manchester United in various outcomes. News items note weather and media payman Beckett’s training plans and an engagement in London society.
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More Gas Poisonings Plague London in Wake of Crisis
Reports from United Service describe several London gas poisoning incidents yesterday including nine year old A. Gir and other victims found with gas furnace exposure. Authorities note unaccountable fovknew of Za5 and possible Dublin corruption linked to the fatalities as gas ovens and lubes are implicated in the deadly cases.
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A.gir
Serubia
United Service
Postal Services Directors Arrested Amid German Strike Talks
A postal services director was arrested by French authorities and released. In Essen a union council meeting discussed a strike, with unclear outcomes. Partial strikes already occurred in Borittland and Bochum, and Essen workers may follow. A French general statement and a halted German train incident are noted.
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Reuter
Germany Protests to France Over Mines Dispute in Paris
Berlin orders a protest to the French government against managers of German coal mines. Demands immediate release and full compensation for suffering. Paris reports Ruhr and Dusseldorf wage payments with threat of general strike as Paris mobilization rumors surface. Hamburg occupation warned as a possibility.
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News of the World
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Hamburg
United Service
French currency plan for Rhineland described by Paris letter
A Paris dispatch reports France preparing a slow currency reform for the Rhineland. It begins with half of a proposed one milliard francs in paper money, backed by reserve funds from coal and other commodities, and to be issued under government guarantee.
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London
Despalen
Paris
Serious Trouble Feared Over Ruhr Strike Threat
London dispatch reports a growing danger of a general strike by workers, sparked by mineowners demands. Paris and Berlin anticipate French retaliation, with railway control and customs measures to curb Ruhr and Rhineland traffic. French troops may mobilize rail lines as detachments rush to key areas amid rising German resentments and censorship.
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Bitterness Against Foreigners in London Menu Note
A British report notes growing anti foreign sentiment as Berlin imports dwindle for breakfast and French dishes vanish from menus, signaling cultural tensions amid wartime shortages.
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Berlin
African cricket Durban result and South Africa innings notes
Report on a Durban cricket match with South Africa batting past 100 in 120 minutes. Catterall and Taylor batted well, Suvoke out early, several players scored, notes on Ward Nourse and Blanckenburg. Auckland match: Southland lost after England won the double innings result.
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Poland to base taxes on wheat averages in new plan
From Warsaw Subsiay a Reuter report says Poland faces tax difficulties amid mark fluctuations. The government may base taxation assessments on the average price of wheat, a change approved by the Cabinet to stabilize revenue and ease financial strain.
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Wreck Drifts Off Reef Menace to Shipping Near Suva
The Helen B. Sterling wreck has drifted from Middleton reef and into the lagoon. Upside down and very buoyant it drifts toward open sea where it is feared to become a serious menace to shipping.
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Beached steamer Hodalla refloated at Sydney
Sydney reports the steamer Hodalla reached the harbor under her own steam after the south coast rescue. The article notes dancing establishments closed, rising tension with foreigners, and increased fascist pressure as authorities suspend visits to barracks while Allied control conducts routines.
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Revolt in Ireland Rebels Destroying Railway
Rebels in Ireland caused railway disruption by removing a rail near Limerick, sending a goods train crashing down a steep embankment and killing the driver and guard. Near Enniscorthy rebels stopped a passenger train, robbed riders, and sprayed something on cars before a tram engine crashed and overturned.
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Lisa Wang
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Postmistress Fends Off Raiders In Dublin Raid
In Dublin a raid on the Sandy Mount post office was repulsed when the postmaster and guards resisted hostile gunmen. A postmistress rushed to the window and signaled for help, prompting raiders to flee. One assailant escaped, others were pursued as a car containing equipment was seized nearby. Nationalist tensions surface amid the incident with reports of land mine concerns.
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Lord Grenavy offers Ulster trade terms with South of Ireland
Belfasy Friday report that Lord Grenavy chairman of the South Irish Senate wrote to the Ulster Cabinet offering safety and sufficient guarantees for Ulster to trade with the South of Ireland. The note suggests Ulster will likely reject the proposal.
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Three Men Murder a Farmer Near Kells
A small farmer named Conlan was murdered in a cold blood near Kells by three masked men. The assailants are described as three men and the incident is reported from London via United Service, with reference to Ex-IRCHA noted as Mutha O Kelly's brother.
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Masked Men Rob Farmer in Galway Farmhouse Raid
Four masked men burst into a Galway County farmhouse and demanded about £60 said to have just been received from a market. A son struck one raider with an axe, severing the man's head. the other attackers fled. The dead raider was discovered to be the farmer's own brother.
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United Service
Britain's Debt to America Sours On Sub Tack Funding
Washington reports the United States faces a delicate stalemate as Britain seeks an early agreement on funding Britain’s debt. American officials weigh the financial and diplomatic costs amid tense talks.
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United Service
Women Sit Alone on Norwich Beach for Theft
Women for first time sit alone on Norwich Beach as a man is sentenced to three months hard labor for stealing his father's cavings. The Deity Mail reports Turink Wratten's tomb at Weyot will likely remain undisturbed until Australian mummy expert Mr Grafton Smith arrives.
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Dame Melba Buys A Home Near Covent Garden
London Saturday Dame Melba bought a five figure house near Covent Garden Square and plans Paris furniture purchases. The property costs plus ground rent wages and taxes total about 92 000 a year. Melba queued at Covent Garden for the season finale of La Boheme and signed many autographs. Reports say broadcasting the previous performance has boosted broadcasting prospects. Sir Joseph Cook will give a preliminary talk on the Austerlin Day broadcast conversion United Service vice.
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Britain Builds Air 7 Boat For Navy
London reports Great Britain has constructed the Hest aerial torpedo boat and is testing it with the fleet at Mill. The craft can ride out rough seas and is armed with torpedoes and machine guns, achieving an air speed of about four miles per minute in trials, according to United Service.
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Melba Aims to Rejoin British Opera Company
Dame Melba declared during Sunday remarks in London that she hopes to rejoin the British National Opera Company on her return from a summer tour of the provinces. She said her ambition is to be the first to sing to the United States by witness United Service.
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Poincare Aims to Lead French Bar After Elections
Paris dispatch says M. Poincare, famed for ambition to lead the French bar, seeks to become head of the exter elections and may quit office by late February. United Services notes this development as coverage from London.
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Rebels Raid Posts in Cork and Tippeeary Hostages Taken
Irish police report gunmen raided post offices in County Cork and County Tipperary seizing cash and abducting relatives of suspects. A constable tried to stop a woman posting notices. others produced revolvers and warned to clear the area. An irregular leader was arrested near Caher, Tipp.
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Bank Raid Stuns Westmeath Town As Gunman Wounded
Sunday report says Denis Mo Groth, manager of the Gork Examiner, was wounded by a shot in London attacks related to a Tilbessan Bank raid in County Westmeath. The raid yielded about £9,000. The United Service notes the incident.
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Frange's Biggest Gun as 80 Millimetre in France
Paris reports the longest gun ever cast in France completed at the Well arsenal. The 70 foot long weapon weighs 230 tons with carriage and aims to fire a 1420 kilogram shell over 60 kilometres. Intended for coastal defense, Reuters says.
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Lloyds Annual Report Reflects 1924-22 Shipbuilding Slowdown
The report notes a depressed shipbuilding year with tonnage still high, many vessels unable to reenter competition after revival. It highlights British dominance in wartime output, oil-fuel vessel advances at about 59 percent of total tonnage, and counts 89 ships with engines, 68 above 000.
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Alexandra Byelection Returns Nears Completion
Adelaide voters return count figures for the Alexandra byelection with Heggaton on 594 votes, Times on 997, Sewell on a smaller party tally, as final declarations arrive despite missing boxes and stray absences.
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Trade union amalgamation grows in Britain
Enthusiam in Labor circles for the amalgamation of Trade Unions rises in Britain. The move aims to unify the labor movement following the end of the National Transport Workers’ association. A £4500 yearly salary is considered for a successor to Bowerman as secretary of the union congress.
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Stolen Bonds Shock London Bank Facility
The Weekly Dispatch Rome correspondent reports that over £40,000 in bearer bonds were stolen from the Bank of the Seliegers Company. Thieves opened a door and bypassed alarms using a circular saw. A 14 year old daughter of the porter is suspected of complicity in the operation as the incident unfolds with cross‑paper cables and re‑reports from The Times and The Recorder.
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Church Army Boys in London Letter on Migration to Australia
A fragment from a Church Army Boy migrant to Australia discusses the organization’s work and training farm in Essex. It notes the mix of country and city boys, the emphasis on moral, physical, and intellectual standards, and how the program selects only those reaching high school levels to face Australia’s demanding society.
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Australian Wins Wanted in The Life of Adventure Films
The Illustrated News notes a scarcity of Australian life adventure films in the dominions. It highlights glimpses from travel tales and pictures shown at Australia House, with Rose Smith Mah's The Rose Smith Mah drawing interest for bush life scenes. Some dramas from India and life in the Darkblocks would please British audiences if released.
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Treaty for Turks Dausanne progresses amid hurdles
British Dominions kept informed as drafting of a treaty with the Turks advances steadily. Riuler reports major developments expected soon despite substantial difficulties to overcome.
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Priday
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Fire at Hume Reservoir Dam Damages Premises
Fire yesterday at the Hume Reservoir dam destroyed three business premises. The damage to the dam is estimated at £3,000. Local authorities investigated the blaze and urged caution in the vicinity as repairs commenced.
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