Treaty seals close link Italy with Jugoslavs at Nenegila
A banquet at Nenegila Palace honored the Yugoslavian mission after a new treaty. Prime Minister M. Pashto praised Euro pean cooperation between Italy and Jugoslavia as essential amid changes in the Balkans. The accord includes economic and military cooperation and signals a new era in Central Europe.
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Hume
Nenegila Palace
Kiume
Mary
Fiume
Gentral Fura
Balkans
British Cruisers Visit Geylon Amid Turmoil
Reports describe a British cruiser visit to Geylon with hundreds of transport buses and motors arriving from distant districts. Most natives were compelled to stay behind as the party split and locals were left to conduct hunts while officers occupied themselves with shooting and football.
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Himomali
Hurnie
Geylon Wundreds
Rye
Ulembo
Hainly Tex Giies
Ronting
Noostupa
Thor Adiurial
Lolumbe
Kandy
Industrial strike at Standard Mills unsettles week end
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a strike at Standard Mills with references to workers, payments, and stalled progress. Mentions Besersie Bominy Motta and unclear figures while noting tensions between labor and management.
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Motta
Standard Mills
Admiralty Court Hears Damages Over British Trade Breach
In London on Monday the Admiralty is asked to assess damages for breach of employment relating to the steamship British Trade. The President directs settlement of claims including wage arrears and vessel sale arrangements as of a specified date. The case involves LFC and £322 figures, with a dispute over turnages and compensation.
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Helen's Stry
London
Munday
Neo
Admiralty
Bette
Strike settled for Loco Motive Drivers and Firemen
Reuters reports the strike by members of the Loco motive Drivers and Firemen's Association has been settled after talks lasting into the early hours. An official statement announces immediate resumption of work.
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Reuter
Socialist strength in European parliaments shown by Liberte
The Liberte table reports socialist membership by country with Sweden 40.4 percent, Austria 40.2, Belgium 36.6, Denmark 28, Czecho Slovakia 28, Switzerland 20, Holland, France 8.6. It notes the Red Peril seems less menacing in France but warns of a European wave and recalls England’s 1909 parliament where nine socialists sat, implying risk if trends continue.
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Australian Press Association
Paris
Liberte
Europe
Sweden
Austria
German
Belgium
Denmark
Czecho-Slovakia
Switzer
Holland
France
England
Aly
House of Commons
Bruce lays wreath at Unknown Warrior
Bruce Australia placed a wreath in tribute today at the Unknown Warrior memorial. The ceremony marked remembrance of fallen service members with local officials attending.
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Bruce
Tome
Clouter
Paris
Australia
World’s Fastest Submarine GURFACE Speed Of 23 Knots
The Morning Post notes Submarine M1, nearing completion at Chatham dockyard, will be the longest underwater vessel and fastest on the surface with 33 knots. It will accompany battleships at full speed, cost about £820,000, and serves as an experimental leap in submarine engineering with roots tracing to Britain’s first submarine of 1900, 120 tons displacement and 9 knot surface speed.
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Chathaw Uckyard
Morning Post
Cermin T
Mansion of Weresfords Burns Near Port Rush
A famous mansion on the outskirts of Port Rush in North Antrim has been burnt down. The fire occurred Monday and involved the London service team called to the scene. No further details on casualties or cause are provided in the fragment.
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London
Portrush
Antrim
Australia Day London Functions at Hotel Creil
The Prince of Wales, Sir Joseph Cook, Mr J H Thomas and other dignitaries attended a London Australia Day celebration hosted by the Anzio Lindgot Club at the Hotel Creil. Ambassadors from France Malian and Japan were present. A cable from Dr Earle Pare praised the British Navy and Commonwealth unity. The event emphasized loyalty to the Crown and Australia's role within the Empire, with speeches about vision, progress, and shared destinies.
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London
Mundas
Prine of Wales
Anzio Lindgot Club
Hotel Creil
Joseph Cook
Prince of Wales
J. H. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Novar
Earle Pare
Australia
British Commonwealth of Nations
Damiens
Empire
Ramsay MacDonald
Hutlress
New Zealand
Massey
Zeasland
South Africa
Bruce
Age
Newend
Univ
Thughes
British Politics Policy Notes From London Interviews
British political brief notes no recent interviews by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. He has offered no new press views since taking office. Interviews suggest cautious but necessary steps on recognitions, reparations, and European cooperation. Government focus on housing, agriculture, unemployment, foreign affairs, and naval defense. Wheatley to meet building trades leaders to push 250000 houses yearly. Singapore schemes face dissent. critics warn costs exceed twenty million plus upkeep.
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London
Heuter
Ramsay MacDonald
Paris
Wisley
Russia
Europe
Assucluuuil
Merald
MacDonald
Munet
Wheatley
Building ‘Trades Workers’ Federatio
Services at St Dunstan's Former South Australian Clergy Officiate
A crowded congregation gathered at the Australia Day thanksgiving service at St. Mhurph Minenglane. Attendees included Sir Joseph Cook S Kr Ay Lawley and Agents-General. The Vicar of St. Dunstan's WB West and the Bishop of Hovhhester delivered remarks highlighting immigration and white settlement policies.
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London
St. Mhurph
Minenglane
Joseph Cook
Ay Lawley
St. Tuistan's
WB West
Adelaide
Hovhhester
Adilade
Bland
Australia
Avatralin
The Truth About Wives at Austral Theatre
Amusements announce Betty Blythe in The Truth About Wives at Austral Theatre with crowd pulling appeal. Also on the bill is Lily of the Alley and a novelty titled Bucking roadway, promising a lively comedy and a complete night of entertainment.
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Betty Blythe
Pierre
Austral Theatre
Thes Wiver
Informational System Event at Cloth Workers Hall
A note describes an informational system of positive ferrelous education followed by a reception at the Cloth Workers Hall with Sir Joseph Gook receiving guests.
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Cloth Workers’ Hall
Sir Joseph Gook
Mobily Chronicles Views on Australian Labor Party
The Chronicle notes Mr Thomas's Australia Day speech urging sympathy and active support for Labor aims. It critiques the Labor government’s handling of emigration and cross-Atlantic party cooperation, suggesting reforms and a clearer path forward.
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Australia
Chronicle
Bank Robberies In Ireland Leave Guard Dead
Reports from Cappium County Waterford and Ballingliss County Wicklow describe multiple armed bank raids by Munster and Leinster National Bank factions. In Cappium a guard was fatally shot while a National Bank attempt at Ballingliss was frustrated, with losses around £2,001 noted.
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London
Monuay
Ireland
Munster Am Leinster National Bank
Capp ‘Iuin
County Waterford
Ballingliss
Goonty Wicklow
WANTED MAN IN MELBOURNE MURDER CASE
Australian police seek Norman List in connection with recent Botanical Gardens murders. A warrant is out for his arrest as investigators examine letters List allegedly wrote over time to probe his mental state and motive.
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Melbourne
Botanical Gardens
Norman List
J Wilien
List
Ballot-Box Scandal at Australian Workers Union
At the Brisbane convention of the Australian Workers Union, Kymeh moved to expel four ballot box related members amid malpractices claims. Senator Barnes denied findings but proposed immediate expulsion if guilt proven, while dOthers urged reappointment of Barnes and colleagues to investigate Bailey and other union members. The amendment was defeated.
Convict Sucd for Forgery in Edinburgh Case
A lengthy Edinburgh forgery case ends with David Chaliers Anderson sentenced to seven years penal servitude after he forged securities worth £50,000 to benefit Wilson London. Witnesses testified as Anderson, claiming to aid Wilson, read pleadings while Wilson suffered poor vision. The Morning Post notes Wilson died last December.
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David Chaliers Anderson
Court of Cission
Edinburgh
Wilson
Amerebauty
Edinburst
Wolson
Morning Post
Edinburgt City
Wits
Artien
Glasgow
Dean Inge Warns On Over Population Decline
Dean Inge criticizes the falling birth-rate, arguing it weakens national physique and character. He cites a London Telegraph view and warns the nation risks decay if birth distribution and social order are not addressed. He notes high birth rates among the least educated and calls for a more even population spread.
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London“ Telegraph
Dean Inge
Nine Arrests for Car Thefts in Sydney
Nine arrests were made in Darlinghurst on charges of car theft following a spree of major vehicle robberies in Sydney. Police believe the stolen cars were driven beyond the city and sold to unsuspecting buyers in the country.
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Sydney
Darlinghurst
Suspected smallpox case at Circular Quay
A suspected smallpox case was found on board at Circular Quay involving a person linked to the BMALLFOX SUSPECTED. The incident was reported in Sydney with authorities investigating inawy ratura details and the passenger’s recent travel.
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Sydney
Circular Quay
Amalipes
Victoria and New South Wales Fight In Debated Shield Match
In Sydney the Tresury heffield Shield clash between Victoria and New South Wales drew 11,000 spectators. NSW were 164 behind after Victoria’s innings, with Kippax and Hendry remaining not out as the day ended. NSW openers resume with Hyder, Ty Liddicut, and Hursley among the listed players.
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Sydney
Hendry
New South Wales
Borg Breaks Records in LA Yard Event
A fragmented report shows swimmer Borg setting a new mark in a Los Angeles yards race with rivals Richband and Gn in attendance. The text is garbled but indicates a record performance and competition among named swimmers.
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Yoo Wuumba
Avie Borg
Thy
Wooin Richband
Foot and Mouth Disease Subdues Outbreak In August
The Ministry of Agriculture reports that the foot and mouth disease outbreak has been definitely subdued after a period beginning in August. Officials say the spread has been checked and the situation is stabilizing across the affected areas.
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Ministry of Agriculture
Snowtown Racing Club Summer Meeting Details
The Snowtown Racing Club announces a summer meeting featuring seven events. The programme lists horses, riders, and race specifics including the Mandigay Hurdles, Sower Plate, Flying Waning, and Wandigap Jumpers Plate with several entrants and times.
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Snowtown Racing Club
Willie
Setuuringa
Departure
Spasette
Dllie
Boy Ginger
Game
Lord Glast
Royal
Ritorelly
McTigue to Meet Carpentier for United States Title
The boxing bout set for Tuesday will feature McTigue challenging Carpentier to defend the light heavyweight title. Statewide coverage notes the anticipated fight as a key national event with Servier and Wes Voir mentioned in passing.
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Carpentier der
Firpo to Meet Wills in New York Vicinity in July
IBMs Ayres Twisday reports he accepted an offer to meet Wills in July near New York. Mirvo Soho receives 22480 dollars.
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Ibms Ayres
Ana Sane
Ht Wills
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