Broken Hill Bakers Strike Halts Deliveries Across Town
About 70 workers at Bulinese and Broken Hill bakeries walk out, halting bread deliveries. Master bakers plan to meet demands but customers must fetch goods at bakehouses and be charged. Warehouses report no major business disruption. miners at the mines prepare for possible closure as ore supplies run out. Officers say some staff will be reassigned. most workers expected to return next week.
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Broken Gil
Peidyy Bakers
Un&i Union
Broken Hiig
Dreag Young
Applite
Chicago Gang War Carried Into Detroit
Chicago gang war moves to Detroit as a motor car in front of the La Salle Hotel is laden with William Cannon and George Collins who are slain by a known assailant. Mike Stitzel dies later from his wounds. Police trace the car to Chicago Moral gang ties and link the incident to the Lingle scandal involving police promotions.
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United Service
Chicago
Detroit
la Salle Hotel
William Cannon
George Collins
Mike Stitzel
Stitzel
Moral
Lingle
Russell
Deale
Tribune
Australians Endure Long Night To Beat Yorkshire By 10 Wickets
Australian cricket team spent a mutual night in Bradford after a tense finish. Yorkshire batted first, were bowled out with the Australians needing six wickets to win, and Australia plunged to victory by 10 wickets as Grimmett and Harwood delivered controlled bowling while Woodfull guided the chase.
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Tord
Bradford
Tallind
Yorkshire
Bradforn
Pritay
Erlokut
Sorkshira
Sihnips
Waortul
Mission Tranny
Kolematy
Ekme
Rides
Anni
Vaceulry
Amelstunen
Ian Grimmett
Grimmett
Harwood
Macauley
Grinmett
Halls
Australia
Walker
Wheat Marketing Bill Rejected in Senate by 15 to 12
Reported in Canberra and Brisbane as the Wheat Marketing Bill failed to pass the Senate by 15 votes to 12 with opposition from Senators Anes Crawch Gooper Plain Newlin and Chapman. The debate warned of political consequences and ministerial concern over merchants influencing votes. In Brisbane a Royal Commission found fraud and dishonesty in the Mungana and Chillagor mining deals, implicating Theodore McCormack Goddard and Reid, criticizing state management and treasury oversight.
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Ganberra
Priday
Senate
Anes
Crawch
Gooper
Plain
Newlin
Chapman
Threa
Senaty O Seunior Pale
AML
Ministry For Markets
Mt. Pankey Motority
Pio
Brisbane
Mungana
Chillagor
Messia
G. Theodore
W. McCormack
Goddard
Reid
Theodore
Argentum Mining Company
Smielters
Treasury
Department of Mines
Mount Mulhegan
Mesers
McCormack
FLYS HOME TO OAKLAND IN ANZAC FLIGHT
Vancouver reports the Southern Cross monoplane flying Chicago to Salt Lake City with crowds missing sightings until Cheyenne. Crowds greet the aviators in Salt Lake City Regina Calgary and Calgary before Oakland welcoming events for Kingsford Smith and the quartet. A city parade banquet and wedding gift are planned with San Francisco celebration next day.
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Vancouver
Old Southern Cross
Oatland
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Calgary
Regina
Oakland
Cal
Kingsford ‘Smith
Ald. Davie
Chamber of Commerce
Ity
Sic
Pach
San Francisco
Less Telephones Decline in Australia Amid Cost Cuts
An analysis for Mr Fi Brown shows 37,506 telephone connections canceled in the eleven months to May 30 across the Commonwealth, with about 2,400 new connections. It is believed June may still show a drop in subscribers despite a canvass for new business, as many subscribers cited cuts in expenses as the main motive.
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Melbourne
Fi Brown
Posts and Telegraphs
Income Tax Debate Moves in Parliament
From Canberra the Friday report notes the Income Tax Assrassent Bill advances in the House of Representatives led by Mr E G Theodore. It discusses foreign and domestic company rates, contrasts with United States policy, and mentions a brief adjournment amid public interest and concern.
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Canberna
House of Representatives
E.G. Theodore
Enel Page
Alarmed flight encounter over Channel with abrupt altitude rise
A liner carrying 4H passengers faced an alarming in-flight event when amid thunder cloud passages it encountered an upward air surge near Lovdon. The aircraft climbed quickly to 4 500 feet in about two minutes, prompting concerns about passenger safety.
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Sound Servier
Lovdon
Phirsany
Dinetony
King's Cup Race Sees Five Competing Planes In London
An early report notes five competing planes in the King's Cup race held in London. The field includes a mix of pilots and passengers, with details on aircraft types and potential outcomes. The article hints at a ceremonial start and mentions a list of entrants though some wording is unclear.
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London
Thredas
Sinngy
Ivill
am_amorreany
Australia trip prompt to advise government on finances
United Service reports in London that Tico Niemeyer and his party left for Australia after government discussions on financial problems. The departure appeared to avoid any attempt to contact members of the party.
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United Service
London
Toucsday
Commonwealth
Tico Niemeyer
Austral
Striet Weerdey
Central Methodist Mission Aids Destitute Men In Port Pirie
In Port Pirie the Central Methodist Mission and the Ladies Benevolent Society provide practical relief to single unemployed men. Last week thirty destitute men were interviewed and assisted within hours, with parcels of clothing and grocery rations distributed promptly. Local business people support the effort, enabling the Mission to function as a busy hub of charity for needy men.
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Post Pirie
Port Pire
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Mer
Ie Central Methodist Mission
Ke Leavy
Port Pirie
Alleged Robbery Charge At Riverside Warehouse
May Bruhn a 28 year old baker and Thomas Joseph Cranny 24 a jockey were charged with robbery with violence at a warehouse. Agnes Houston 86 was charged with vagrancy. Creeks are captured.
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Melbourne
Gily Watehhouse
May Bruhn
Baker
Thomas
Joseph Cranny
Agnes Houston
Autumn Meeting Set to Three Days at Melbourne Club
Victorian Racing confirms the Autumn meeting will be three days instead of four. The Victoria Racing Club flags possible changes to the Australian Cup timing, potentially moving its decision to the Saturday after the Newmarket Handicap behind revised racing dates.
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Melbourne
Victoria Racing Club
Australians Defeat Yorkshire by an Innings in Harwood Form
Bradford report states Australia will beat Yorkshire by an innings. Grimmett took six for 75 in the first innings and three for in the second, while Harwood showed improvement with strong bowling.
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United Service
Bradford
Yorkshire
Grimmett
Harwood
England
Tito ii
Remarkable Comeback At Wimbledon Byes In Singles
A Wimbledon report notes a remarkable comeback by Miss Byes Amprion, née Mrs Wills Moody, in singles ahead of the championships. She also remains in the mixed doubles with SW Crawford and the women's doubles with Mrs Willa Moody.
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United Service
London
Tite
Miss Byes
Amprion
Wills Moody
Brawford
Willa Moody
RLUTEWS CHIEF DEAD by Wireless
Reuters chief editor Herb Jeans dies from heart failure as reported by wireless dispatch. The sudden death ends a long career shaping news coverage and editorial direction for the agency.
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Wireless
Condon
Priias
Denise
Herbrr Jeans
Chiet
Reuters
Heart
Tsluire
Man Slain Employer Sentences 42 Years in Perth Court
Alan Edward Austin, 44, was sentenced to 42 years imprisonment for the man slaughter of Walter Schweiger. Austin testified he planned to frighten his employer into paying a wager that was refused. The case, heard Friday, details a fatal act intended to force a payout.
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Perth
Gonvirind
Walter Schweiger
Nian Fandanooka
Alan Edward Austin
Austin
Schweiger
Unemployment Debate in Melbourne Council Meeting
Melbourne trades council president Me Cameron urged higher government relief for the unemployed. A deputation pressed Premier’s department officers to abolish shelters and soup kitchens, proposing sustenance at £1 weekly. officers promised to present the representations to the Premier.
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Melbourne
D. Cameron
Industrial Legislation Conference in Melbourne Planned
In Melbourne on Friday leaders from the Victorian Labor Party Trades Hall Council and State Parliamentary Party prepare for a next Wednesday meeting. They aim to form a permanent combined committee to help draft bills affecting the industrial movement and grant it powers to consult keyCauses and the Calinet.
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Melbourne
Victorian Labor Party
Melbourne ‘Trades Hall Council
State
Metropolitan Water Intake Readies Massive Impoundment
Metropolitan Water reports intake at Hop o Midnnel facility. Reservoir holds 1.22 billion gallons, with 40.9 million gallons measured this morning. Officials expect 60 or 60.5 million gallons to be impounded by tomorrow morning, as 1.22 billion gallons remain in reserve.
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Fonun
Buble Works
Wetsfteinman
Steamer’s Grand Voyage From Southampton To Colombo
The vessel departed Southampton for Australia on May 28 1930 and reached Port Said by June 3. It berthed near the old wharf as vines were loaded, then sailed through the Suez Canal in about 14 hours, with daily entertainment and two monsoon days in the Indian Ocean. It docked Colombo June 17 after fortnightly shows and deck dances, continuing to Gage Roads by June 25, with excellent weather and smooth sailing overall.
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Southampton
Australia
Sez
Port Said
Indian Ocean
Colombo
Gage Roads
Waddlside
Tragic Truck Crash Claims One Man In Adelaide
A large motor truck toppled and plunged into an embankment on a road near Adelaide. A years old man died at the scene and was not yet identified. Several other people were injured, including Mr Jack Timseneklee and Mr Alewutiliy Meponge, with varying degrees of injury reported as authorities investigated the crash.
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Adelaide
Barker
Jack Timseneklee
Pirie
Alewutiliy
Tiruiay
Lenk
Abortive Conference on Coal Disputes Clashes in NSW
Fragmentary report describes an abortive conference on coal disputes involving compulsion under the Arbitration Act. Mentions attempts by various parties in New South Wales and other regions. details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Swoney
Pennay
Seth
Smithern Aid Wrainen Ilisteiers
New South Wales
Smi
Vietnkin
Taamania
Almond cultivation in Australia urged for better yields
A horticultural inspector notes many almond trees declined due to neglect and poor cultivation while large tracts around Strathalbyn Langhorne’s Creek and Revnella are suitable. He urges planting this season, proper spacing, fallow periods, and the use of different varieties with cross pollination and bees, plus a pamphlet from the Journal of Agriculture Victoria.
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Australia
Save
CH. Braumont
Mistriet Horticultural
Revnella
Wilunga
Strathallyn
Abou Langhorne
Iy Journal of Agriculture
Victoria
Adelaide
Heavier Taxation Sparks Budget Fight in Adelatie
The Adelatie government faces heavy taxation proposals aimed at widening the wage tax base and boosting revenue. Government officials expect about 250,000 pounds in new income taxes and plan significant spending cuts. Labor Party members oppose the plan, while bookmakers and other groups push for adjustments in the tax scheme.
Stormy Canadian Campaign Speech in Vancouver
In a tense Vancouver gathering on a Thursday Mr MacKenzie King faced disrupted remarks as crowds heckled unemployment talk. He cited wheat policy woes and Western Canada unemployment while urging a focus on domestic employment rather than foreign options.
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United Service
Vancouver
MacKenzie King
Regina
Germany
Canada
King
Commonwealth Loan Displays Rapid Subscriptions Across Week
CANARITA Friday reports a Commonwealth loan surpassing £4,000 with daily subscriptions showing robust demand. Through midweek totals 4192 applications totaling £454,000 and 1268/£465,030 on Thursday. a £100,000 subscription by the National Mutual Life Assurance Co. marks a second large installment. Secretary Treasurer J T Heathershaw says loan completion hinges on continued townwide support.
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Canarita
Commonwealth
Juan Tola
National Mutual Lite Ansuraner Co
Australia
J.T. Heathershaw
Wasa Hoy
Yallourn Strikers Win Backed by Commission Promise
At a class meeting of fitters in Yallourn the fine was lifted after the Electricity Commission pledged to reinstate all strikers within a week. The settlement leaves the dispute unresolved, with the strike lasting eight days and costing workers over £7,000 in wages.
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Melbourne
Yallourn
Electricity Commission
Med
Tax on Petrol Adds Burden in Australia
Melbourne report states the government may impose a petrol tax increase of 2.5 thousand pounds per year, prompting concerns from farmer groups. Harrison, secretary of the Chamber of Automotive Industries, warned many farmers with tractors would be ruined if the proposed petrol mix tax takes effect.
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Melbourne
Dvnday
Australia
SIIO
Aod
Perrelaxes
Harrison
Imdustries
Eyre Peninsula Agricultural Conditions Report
Eyre Peninsula briefing notes severe drought in Upper Eyre while some rain fell in Narroye strip. Crops across Ceduna Charra Penong Bookabie Fowler's Bay Cooralit show poor progress with three crops failing. water is scarce and livestock grazing is strained. Frosts hit southern areas. stock disease is minimal and working horses are in good condition.
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Brownrigat Apriculs Ioral
Upper
Eyre Peninankt
Narroye
Voldinna
Wodinina
Franson
Nnrthern
Wade Rai
Streaky
Ceduna
Chara
Penong
Bookabie
Fowler's Bay
Cooralit
Hopetoun
Habh
Waokata
Mis
Whyel
Marche
Apel
Conoe
Nullabor
Brooks
Peninzula
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Biowith
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Wickes
Hal O
Robinson
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Lyon
Hutte
Anihwil
Huttwoout
W. Barber
Bradmwan
A. Barber
U McGane
Holinson
Pansford
Rand
Grimmer
Dounis
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M Grimmer
Modabe
Murwasey
AR Weil
wMeckett
Becktt
Mountbronk
Channel Air Liner
Central Mission
Mies Ryan
Wimbledon
Industrial Legislation
Joint Labor Committee
Metropolitan Water
Hobson's Bay
Voyage Report
Matehwood
Ty Navy
Syme
Priliry
Funston
Cao
Marn
Ain
Labor Party
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Commonwealth Loan
Eyre Peninsula
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