Canadian politics struggle over dissolution legality
Ottawa report notes Premier Dr King condemns dissolution procedure as unconstitutional. He cites only a four letter notice from the Undersecretary of State and messenger briefings to Senators as improper. King argues Meighen and ministers could not face Parliament and that prorogation or dissolution under such methods would violate Canadian constitutional law.
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Ottawa
Dr King
King
Meighen
Britain
Canada
Australian Ships Sold to Lord Inchcape
Melbourne report says Commonwealth steamers Smita Arriba Dinoga Delungra Romonana were sold to Lord Inchcape as the last government ships out of commission. The Bay Dale Burrara Bulla remain in service or in commission. Prime Minister Mrs. M Bruce notes uncertainty if sold ships will join Australian trade.
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M. Bruce
Commonwealth
Smita
Arriba
Dinoga
Delungra
Imohcape
Cormonwealth
Bay and Dale
Burrara
Bulla
Im Commission
Mc Broce
Lord the Scape
Accident at Smelters injures Greek worker Karpoozis
A serious blast furnace accident at the Smelters on Sunday night left Greek employee Karpoozis with a compound leg fracture, a broken left tibia and a dislocated wrist. His mate Maros escaped with a bruised shoulder as a molten cone of dross toppled onto the floor, injuring both men. Karpoozis was conveyed to Pirie Hospital for treatment.
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Karpoozs
Maros
Marog
Norpeosis
Anothe
de. Tassiewin
Nix
Orstaid
Pirie ‘Hospital
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Oroken
Atul
Karpoozix
Senator Pearce Defends Federal Referendum in Sydney
In Sydney on Monday Senator G F Pearce spoke at the National Club defending the referendum. He rebutted critic T J Bavin and described the 1923 Sites conference agreement to define industries for possible constitutional amendment. He argued the Commonwealth should gain dominant power in industrial matters through federal legislation while noting three industrial authorities in the state. Bavin also spoke on the issue.
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Sydney
G. F. Pearce
National Club
T. J. Bavin
Commonwealth
Pearce
Bavin
Debating Commonwealth finance burdens in Victoria
Melbourne reports Dr Karin Page the Federal Treasurer outlined 11 circulars from Sir Alexander Peacock to Victorian MPs. She warned of practical taxation shifts, likely higher burdens for taxpayers under the Commonwealth scheme, noting Victoria would gain a small margin after proposed changes to capitations and taxes.
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Melbourne
Karin Page
Alexander Peacock
Commonwealth
Page
Judicial Separation Suit Involving Mrs Mutch
The Supreme Court prothonotary ordered delivery of documents and papers in a judicial separation suit filed by Mrs. TD Mutch wife of Thomas Davies Mutch minister of education Sydney. Mrs Mutch reportedly instructed Robertson in July 1925 to seek increased allowance and to initiate the separation suit.
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Sydney
Supreme Court
TD. Mutch
Thomas Davies Mutch
Eiucation
Stuart Hobertson
Muth
Robertson
Muteh
Victorian Railway Revenue Declines in Fin year to June 30
The Victorian railway revenue for the financial year ended June 30 amounted to £12,319,265, a decrease of £146,792 from the corresponding period of 1924-25.
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Melbourne
The Australians Match v Notts Special to The Recorder
London Ononday Australians pace to 20 percent for wickets against Notts. Six wickets fall as Whisnall Oldtinid Carr Taylor Mailey Turner Miley Flint not outs. Narraih Woodtell Richmond Mailey 22 Larwuo Taylor Mailey Staples Gregory Sundriea 5 Total Bowling Gregors 4 overs Macartney 4-3-23-0.
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Recorder
London
Ofonday
Nolle County
Whisnall
Stailey Walker
Lilley
Grin Carr
A Taylor
B Payton
Wondful
Mailey Turner
F Miley
Flint
Woodtell
Richard Richmond
Mailey
Larwuo
Taylor
Mailey Staples
Gregory
Mailey Sundriea
Batch at Worcester in county cricket teams named
On Wednesday the continence a twouays souted against Worcestershire. The home side will be selected from Jewell M Foster G Ashton Hopkins Root Pearson Tarbox Wson Hogers Wright Fox Bowles Gibbons.
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Worcestershire
Jewell
Foster
Ashton
Hopkins
Root
Pearson
Tarbox
Wson
Hogers
Wright
Fox
Bowles
Gibbons
Australia’s new science council praised by Prime Minister
Melbourne Monday Prime Minister S M Bruce welcomed the first meeting of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research saying the Commonwealth now has a solid research base. He noted the list of initial problems covers cattle and pest storage forestry and rail waste and stressed solving them would lift prosperity for Australians.
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Melbourne
S. M Bruce
Council of Scienlifie
Bruce
Commonwealth
Council
Australia
Sseallises
Murder charge after wedding quarrel in Brisbane
Rathert Boughen was remanded on a murder charge in Brisbane Monday. Police say Lanes, who wed Boughen's daughter days earlier, was ordered from the house after a quarrel and threatened. Lanes died Saturday from a stab wound behind the shoulder.
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Rathert Boughen
Wilum Lanes
William Lanes
Boughen
Lanes
Lanz
Lonife
Goldfields Tragedy Inquiry Continues at Kalgoorlie Court
In Kalgoorlie on Monday the resumed coronial inquiry into the deaths of two murdered detectives William Gontte Phillip Jol 'Tredone and Evan Clarke heard post mortem observations. The bodies found at Mille rshoft are being examined for identity and cause of death. The inquiry also touches the killing of late Inspector Walsh and the involvement of Mr Megillisray. Evidence points to possible identification with Pitman, with uncertainty remaining on the exact killer.
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Kalgoorlie
Annitar
Millershoft
William Gontte
Phillip Jol ‘Tredone
Evan Clarke
Foly
Ein Miler
Walsh
Megillisray
Tent Haderiotelst
de Matthews
T Hose
Pitman
Kyidenrn
Adel Kalgoor
French Dilemma Shock to Citizens
Paris reports a shock to France as a Committee of Experts releases a 50 page review of the monetary crisis. It rejects the capital levy, urges 2.5 billion francs more direct taxes, calls for ending the export tax, higher railway fares, and a tobacco tax aligned to franc depreciation. The Times talks of strong objections. Daily Mail links Callianx to a potential dictatorship, with finance minister poised to take office. The plan forecasts £14,250,000 for 1926, doubling in 1927 and beyond.
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United Service
Paris
France
Times
Daily Mail
M. Callianx
COBHAM'S PROGRESS England Australia Flight
Athens reports Mr. Guba departed London June 30 toward Naples and Rome. He traveled to Athens waking July and continued to Alexandria, with stops at sea and a breakup at Mesindrettus due to wind.
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Guba
London
Marselligy
Naples
Tee Morris
Alexairetta
Judas
Balad
Bribery Commission Hearings In Adelaide Police Case
The Bribery Commission resumed the fifth day of hearings into charges against police. Michael James Conway testified alleging bribes to several constables including Knight. Details described payments of £5 in a cigarette packet and other inducements. Cross-examinations touched on race meetings and police oversight, with mentions of spying and recruiting practices. Melbourne licence actions and fines for related offences were noted.
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Bribery
Michael James Conway
Knight
Grow
Salty
Messuen
Withers
Juk
H. G. Alderman
Rewardstown
Blackburn
Alloran Hi
Police Warracks
Arrival at Bagdad by Visrie Captain Alan Goblism Attends
Sunday report notes Mr. Alan Goblism alighted on the Visrie during the Bagdad arrival ceremony with local officials acknowledging the stop and greeting the dignitary.
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Bagdad
Alan Goblism
Drug Raid in Paris Sees 23 Arrests in Opera District
A Sunday comb-out of night haunts by police in Paris, targeting the drug trade, resulted in 23 arrests in the Opera district. Among those detained are 41 foreigners, as authorities intensify enforcement.
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United Service
Pahis
Opera
Stud Sheep Sales Open at Pyrmont in Sydney
The annual stud sheep sales opened today at Winchcombe-Carson stores in Pyrmont with famous studs on display. Intercat led the Haddon Rig entries by F J S Falkiner. A 1920 ram sold for 4300 guineas to J S Keane of Adamsville Gurah, while the Austin Ringanella Company reported strong results with three rams around 1200 guineas each and two at 1100 guineas.
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Winchcombe-Carson’s
Pyrmont
Intercat
F. J. S. Falkiner
J. 5
Keane
Adams Vile Gurah
Austin Ringanella
Aus
Melbourne confectionery firms resume full production
Melbourne confectionery factories closed or operating shortened hours since June 17 due to a sugar shortage have resumed full work today. It is estimated workers lost about £5000 in wages, with the restart likely restoring normal output and earnings.
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Melbourne
Blind Editor Stands by Policy in Calcutta
Especial to The Tecorder reports Jalaledin Albassein, 63, blind editor of the Persian newspaper Hablul Matin, who has lived in Calcutta four years, waving India and saying his paper’s critique of British policy toward Persia may lead to his deportation under government consideration. He declares he cannot change his editorial stance.
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Calcutta
Jalaledin Albassein
Hablul Matin
India
Persia
Jalaledin
Spanish Plotters Fined Large Sums Debarred from Accounts
In Barcelona on Sunday the anti government plot led to penalties for top figures. General Lemanones pays £16,000 and General Aguilera £6,400, plus other prominent men. They are barred from banking and property use until payment, with funds to be given to charities.
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Barcelona
General Lemanones
General Aguilera
Floods in Europe Worst in Fifty Years Across Alps to Black Sea
Special to The Recorder Vienna reports heavy rains last week causing enormous damage across Serbia and Romania with many towns flooded. One hundred people drowned and sixty struck by lightning in Serbia while 209 drownings are noted in Romania as railways bridges and villages suffer extensive devastation.
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Black Sea
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Roumagia
Industrial Britain Depressing Situation Report Notes
Air. WA. Holman, K.C., after returning to Sydney, said England faces a dreadful economic state with over 1,080,000 unemployed. He warned Britain risks a severe crisis as the gold standard return is blamed for hampering exporters and manufacturers, leaving little hope for the future.
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Holman
K.C
Lameheon
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England
Great Briain
British Deadlock Hours of Miners Reported
United Service Berlin reports general industrial improvement in Germany due to coal shortages in Britain. Mr Hodges addressed a miners conference at Saar Brucken urging an international salt and coal distribution agreement and a reduction of the German eight hour day to British level. He noted German hours include time to reach work, a point Germans disputed.
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United Service
Berlin
Germany
Hodges
Saar Brucken
Parliament Attacks Spark Tension in London
United Service reports a Sunday National Brotherhood meeting in London where Mrs Phillip Snowden condemns attacks on the King and Mr Baldwin as hate. A Liberal MP, Sir A Sprot, while speaking on the Eight Hour Bill, was assaulted by Lanarkshire miners who forced him to address a public meeting. he collapsed but recovered.
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House of Commons
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Baldwin
Phillip Snowden
National Brotherhood
Leuse of Commons
A. Sprot
Quute
Lanarkshire
Itelalur
Melbourne to Represent Australia at League Assembly
Arrangements set for Federal Attorney General J G Latham to lead Melbourne in the Narkunda on August 3 as Australia’s representative at the League of Nations Assembly in September. Mr Martin Boniwell, chief clerk and assistant parliamentary draftsman, to accompany Latham. Boniwell famed as an oarsman who stroked the Tasmanian crew to win the Interstate Eights in 1906.
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Mfr JG
Latham
Melbourne
Narkunda
Australia
League of Nations Assembly
Martin C. Boniwell
Te Attorney-Generally
Hax
Bontwell
West Australia
Man Charged with Manslaughter in City Court
Holm Lee Dullon, 22, appeared in City Court today charged with the manslaughter of Louis Rosenthal, 67, who died after being knocked down by a motor car alleged to have been driven by the accused. Dullon was remanded for further proceedings. The report concludes with a fragment about a model of the human heart and artificial arteries described by a Continental physiologist.
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Melbourne
Holm Lee Dullon
Louis Rosenthal
Carilon
War Memorial Plan Floated After Cabinet Deliberations
A London report notes proposals for a war memorial square with a cenotaph to be established near Parliament House. Cabinet discussed funding of about £50,000 for the project while authorities consider using old materials for new housing in a related initiative.
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Recorder
London
George Pagett
Waltham Abbey
Coat — Cordell
Melbourne
Netablisa
Maalfin
Span and the League Special in the Gazette
The Gazette reports a defense to London and discusses readjusting Spain's position in the League as part of a special feature.
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the Recorder
London
Spain
Shipowners threaten to drop rollers over coal lumpers strike
Melbourne reports escalating labor tension as shipowners threaten to pull rollers from service due to the coal lumpers go slow strike. The industrial dispute centers on port operations and potential work stoppages impacting cargo handling and shipping schedules.
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Melbourne
The Coal Lumpers Dispute in Melbourne
The Melbourne Wharf Laborers' Union claims the coal dispute centers on retrospective pay and board of reference procedures. Employed ship owners deny union actions and cite past overtime concessions, while both sides accuse the other of unconstitutional methods and seeking separate arbitration.
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Wharf Laborers’ Union of Melbourne
Iin
Board of
Mmpire
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Board of Reference
Arbitration Court
Victoria
Justice Powera
Justice Powers
Melbourne Wharf Laborers' Union
H. M. Adams
Commonwealth Steamship Owners’ Association
Coal Workers’ Union
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