Australia’s League Delegation Voices at Gen Me Bryce Meeting
Melbourne reports that Australia's delegation plans to inform Parliament on League matters including admission questions, council composition, armament reduction, and the German French Belgian frontiers. Debate covers United States stance on the Permanent Court, economic conference outcomes, migration and tariffs, with reservations on court jurisdiction and international control.
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Tal
League
Europe
Germany
France
Belgium
Rhineland
Are
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Brasil
Non
Spain
Bruce
United States
Permanent Court of International Hee
League of Nations
Hrtce
Probieus
J. H. Scallin
Stork
Kinlery Bill Debates In Committee Chamber
The Kinlery Bill was further considered in committee with Fenton seeking to delete a clause about an in sessions judge. Blakeley backed the amendment as opponents of Workmen's Sentiment Act in South Wales faced opposition. Thug opposed the amendment while Weal supported it, noting MPs lost about £140 on dissolution. J G Latham opened remarks on Latin Judicial appointments and the amendment was defeated.
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Fenton
Blakeley
Tow
South Wales
Amy
Thugs
Weal
J. G. Latham
French Anxiety and Parade Plan Against American Debt
London reports from Paris say a major protest is planned by ex soldiers against American debt settlements. Tens of thousands may join a July 11 parade before Washington's statue, aided by British veterans in invalid chairs. Diplomats fear Herrick may resign if the protest proceeds, signaling impact on France’s mood and the franc, which closed at 4924 to the pound.
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The
Recorder
London
Gazette
Paris
Washington
OH Ix
Herrick
France
Shark Industry to Open in Australia
Expert team including Dr Alfred Ebventy Anglo American scientist Gemini C Kerr and Captain Turner will depart Naples on the Orsaya August 24 to launch a shark fishing industry in Queensland. They plan tanning dyeing and decorating shark skins for shoes handbags and fancy goods with by products fertilisers iodine and gas. Brisbane will host operations with potential expansion along the Australian coast.
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Alfred
Gemini C. L. Kerr
Turner
Ox Naval
Natralia
Orsaya
Naples
Queensland
Brisbane
Pigeons in Difficulties in Grand National Air Race
United Service reports London Gales and storms cripple the King’s Cup race. One thousand homing pigeons prepared for the 600 mile flight from San Sebastian. Of about 200 released, hardly a dozen survived the Channel crossing. many likely drowned. Some survivors sought refuge aboard ships.
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United Service
London
San Sebastian
Cobham confirms selection of new mechanic for Australia flight
Mr Alan Cobham from United Service London says De Havilland is picking a fresh mechanic for the Cobham flight to Australia. The crew will be rushed by aeroplane and steamer. Four De Havilland bombing planes secure the desert and fly low to invite a shot from an Arab marksman who killed Arthur Elliott. Cobham adds he is glad Alan is continuing his effort and that would have pleased Arthur Elliott.
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United Service
London
de Haviland's
Cobham
Australia
Basra
Tare Haviland
Arthur Elliot
Alan
Arthur Elliott
Dublin armed raid leads to murder arrest
In Dublin an armed raid prompted police action as Edward Leip faced threats. Christopher Murphy was arrested and charged with attempting to resist and murder. other suspects were sought for related robbery and fraud cases amid a tense crime scare.
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Lundon
Edward Leip
Christopher Murphy
Clashes in Parliament During Lobby Turmoil
In London both Houses saw tempers flare as the general strike lingered. A Conservative MP struck at a Labour member in the Commons lobby while members crowded the Bar in a heated altercation.
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The
Recorder
London
House of Jordé
House of Gemmans
Loria
Lord Arnold
House of Commons
Labor
Meat Price War and Empire Impact Foreseen
London reports suggest the Britain Argentine meat price war signals a broader struggle affecting the entire Empire. If American firms triumph, Britain could lose market control, facing rising prices as dominant buyers set terms across global meat supplies.
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United Service
London
Britain
Milburn Family Mourns Pirie Death of Mrs Milburn
Mrs Maria Milburn of 43 Grey Torrare Solomontown Pirie died aged 68 after 46 years in Pirie. She and husband Anthony Milburn married 1877 in Adelaide. Survived by seven sons and four daughters, he was a Railways Department foreman. The family faced a serious criminal charge against sons, with details noted in court.
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Maria Milburn
Grey Torrare
Solomontown
Pirie
Milburn
St. Patrick’s Mutch
Grote Street
Falfer
Conyl
Judy Anthony Milburn
Railways Department
Piriv
Adelaide
Munday
Edwin Osborne Hichmond
Iticharda
John A. Thomas A
Charles
Navin Francis
Pirle
Jamey
Ernest
Rupert Milburn
Katherine J
Florence May
East End
Lilian Milburn
Donald
Amoun
Laborer Barnett Struck by Engine Near Sleep's Hill
William Barnett, 57, a laborer from Sleep's Hill, was hit by a moving engine while tying his boot lace along the railway line Wednesday night about 6.80. He was found next morning unconscious with severe head injuries and taken to Adelaide Hospital in a serious condition.
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Adelaide
William Barnett
Sleep's Hill
Barnett
Dad
Pirie Conference Set to Discuss Future Wages
In Pirie a conference on wages and conditions for the future is called for Monday afternoon. T Hewilson deputy president of the Court and H L Baldock general secretary of the Hotel Club and Restaurant Employes Union arrived to represent members. Baldock said many issues have been outstanding and the conference aims to place Pirie members on satisfactory footing, potentially leading to Industrial Court action.
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Pirie
T. Hewilson
Ee Court
Pirlo
Windbag Scratched in Metropolitan Handicap Ride
Windbag trainer George Price says he knew nothing of the scratch in Melbourne before the Metropolitan Handicap. Owner Millar reports Windbag reserved for the Melbourne Cup, while confusion and notification gaps arise from the V.R.G. decision.
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Sydney
Winbag
Melbourne
V.R.G
A.J
George Price
Windbag
Millar
World Flight Voyage Delayed To Mid July
Sydney reports Mal the Marchese inf Pinedo the famed aviator will delay his around the world flight until the middle of July. Authorities abroad advise cautious planning amid weather and route considerations.
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Sydney
Marchese
Damages Claimed in Kensington Case
Sydney Albert Junga of Gydngy filed a writ seeking R6 000 against Willer Knowles of Kensington. The document did not disclose the underlying cause or case details.
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Sydney
Albert Junga
Gydngy
Irialan Elaha
Agaimst
Willer Knowles
Kensington
Worcestershire Defeated as Australia Dominates Test at Worcester
England papers report Worcestershire folded to Australia in a notable match. Mailey and Grimmett led the bowlers with decisive figures. Grimmett took four wickets all bowled. Australia won by 476 runs after declaring at 182 for four in their first innings. Andrews, Veneford and others contributed in a high scoring game.
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Recorder
London
W. Bardsley
Worcestshire
Worcestershire
Sime
Mailey
Grimmett
Australia
Maley
Soves
Wright
Arimuelt Tarbox
Grimmett Ashton
Grimmett Fox
Ellis
Andrews Hopkins
Mailly
Foster
Malloyee
Grimmube
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Mailes Bowles
Wilson
Muiley
Jewell
Sundrieg
Andrews
Australly
Loufre
Leeds
Buginod
Hywans & NL
Abéa
England
Beine Cognisant
Butte
Om C. V. Grhound
South Austra Han
Warren Bardainy
British Anticipations for the England Australia Test
The selection committee recognizes a stronger England side than Australia, though Australia are handicapped. Habba missed in 1921, and debates continue over batting order, including Geary Parker Macaulay and who to drop. Malloy and Richardson are pivotal bowlers, with fears over Adams Nowers and the impact of a coning mood at one end. England aims to win the first Test in Yorkshire.
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Recorder
London
Australia
Habba
Desley
Geary
Parker
Macaulayy
Adjk
Nowers
Hia
Richardson
England
Yorkshire
Australia and England Readied for Third Test Clash at Leeds
London wire reports say England hopeful as Australia faces sickness and form concerns before the Leeds third Test. Gregory to play. Hyamans and Gr… brace for selection amid fever and hay fever troubles. Australians eye a win to even the series. England seek to gain from depth after uncertain lineups.
Port Pirie Football Association Heated Trial Over Player Registration
A Port Pirie meeting led by R Hannan debated a secretary’s refusal to register a player for St Mark's. Proponents argued rumors were used. opponents said the player owed Solomonstown and was unfinancial. The vote favored registration after motions and a casting vote, with next steps to refer the case to the South Australian Football League.
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Port Pirie Football Association
Family Note
R. Hannan
Str Mark's
Ase
Romers
Hueteluig
St. Mark's Club
Gockburn
St. Mark's
Mare Ag Yiforr
Mro A. 1
Zubrinteh
Mc Corkburn
Cookhurn
Messrs
Zubrinieh
Tr. Palmeur
D. Hine
Uline
Pire
Pirie
Solomontown
Cockburn
Zabrinteh
Palmear
Messre Hine
Arbon
App
Moion
Goldfields Inquest Ends with Murder Verdicts
In Kalgoorlie the inquest concluded with Coulter and Treffene committed for the wilful murder of Detectives Walsh and Pitman. Clarke was also committed as an accessory after the fact. Testimony covered nervousness, threats, and alleged disposal of corpses, with cross examinations and final verdicts delivered at 2.45.
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Kalgoorlie
Kalgoorlia
Coulter
Troffene Wars
Walsh
Pitman
Evan Clarke
Feu
Foe
Tne Quest Yesterny
Bathay Coulter
Treffene
Ming
Taynes
Haynes
Clarke
Marke
Milman
Miller
Jshaft
Chirke
Sean
Paddington
William Coulter
De#otives Walsi
Pitman Clarke
Broken Hill Football Club Umpire Row Sparks Fines
Broken Hill football turmoil centers on K Stephens appointed central umpire with clubs refusing to play. West team fined for leaving field after nine minutes. O Loughlin suspended from next matches. Bartier Ranges Association orders a £5 5s fine on Broken Mill club and directs a draw to be reseen, with July 20 deadline for compliance.
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Broken Mill
Steph
West
Eld
O'Loughlin
Ste Field
Naval Rivalry and Mediterranean Armaments Rising
The Daily News naval expert notes a shift of naval power toward the Pacific yet highlights strong Mediterranean dominance. The British Mediterranean Fleet commands 87 vessels with modern ships, while Malta bustles with activity as France and Italy push naval balance. Armaments will grow as each power completes building programs, though the Mediterranean is not yet bristling with arms.
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Pacific
Mediterranean
Daily News
miral-Keven
Wessels
Malta
France
Italy
Italy's Aims Stir Swiss in Ticino Return Debate
London dispatch reports Swiss newspapers uneasy over renewed Italian-leaning campaign to reclaim Ticino. Fascists push an Italian school in Locarno funded by the government, challenging the Italo-Swiss treaty and trend toward minority protections.
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the Recorder
London
Mall
Geneva
Mallon Press
Italy
Canton
Carno
Canada Opens Bitter Election Campaign in September
Ottawa reports that fixed polling for mid September triggers the formal start of Canada’s election campaign. The race is expected to be vigorous and contentious.
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United Service
Ottawa
Canada
Sir James Allen Honored by British Empire League
Unstinted appreciation was voiced for Sir James Allen at a luncheon where guests from all public life attended. He acknowledged ongoing debates over Australia’s defense, noting a wartime raid lesson that safeguarding against danger could require decades of preparation.
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Recorder
London
Sir James Allen
British Empire League
James
Australia
Cook Strait
Mel
Motorists' Plight As Petrol Taxes Stir Protests
In Melbourne Victorian motorists oppose new federal petrol duties while awaiting Senate action. Local figures including H Taylor of the Chamber of Motor Industries and W J Christopher of the Automobile Association condemn the likely petrol tax and urge withdrawal of a state levy once the federal tax takes effect. The Automobile Association, with over 10 000 members, notes already high motorist taxation and warns of further hardship.
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Adelaide
Gustoma Department
Senate
Ane
H. Taylor
Chamber of Motor Industries
W. J
Christopher
Automobile Assolution
Taylor
Chamber
Federal Chamber of Motor Industries
Lim
Automobile Association
G Chriatophar
A Lucky Spaniard Wins Lottery Prizes in United Service item
Trivino bought three lottery tickets and secured the first third and fourth prizes, with the top prize valued at £6000. The report hints at cricket match expectations, noting Grimmett and key players Taylor Ponsford Macartney in recent weeks.
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United Service
Barcelona
Mapue
Trivino
Ticketamm
Rum Row Raid Report From Atlantic Patrol
United Service reports a new action in the anti rum running effort. A destroyer breached Rum Row seventy miles offshore and targeted schooner Summers and associated vessels during Operation off the Canadian coast.
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United Service
Vancouver
America
Rum Row
Aimee McPherson Testifies Before Grand Jury
Los Angeles evangelist Aimee McPherson spends the day before the grand jury seeking to solidify her story amid a large crowd outside the courthouse.
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Aimee McPherson
Grand Jury
the Recorder
Los Angeles
Apent
Tay
Uga
Court House
False Bribery Attempt Fails in Adelaide Court
David Furze of North Adelaide faced fines after admitting to unlawfully offering 3 pounds to Constable Phin on June 5 to influence official duty. The case drew attention as part of ongoing scrutiny by the Devary Commission. Furze had recently purchased a business and sought an intermediary to secure favorable treatment. Phin reported the offer after accepting the money, with officers awaiting outside.
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Adelaide
Devery Commission
David Furze
O'Comnetl Street
North Adelaide
North Adselaide
Furze
Frac
Me & Dumd
Operatie
Phin
Phip
Bia Wou
Government housing fund plan faces local control clash
The Government proposes a £20,000,000 housing fund with States allowed to run own leasing schemes. Mr Denny argues States should decide their own use of the money, lamenting it was offered to the Staten to spend their way. In our State the advance per house could be £700, while Commonwealth figures suggest £1,500. The concern is affordability, potential price inflation, and higher construction costs due to competition for sites.
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Adelaide
Denny
Staten
Alalementa
Miss Beryl Milla Wins Miss Australia Title in Perth
Western Australian entrant Miss Beryl Milla won the Miss Australia contest during a visiting Melbourne delegation in Perth. She accepted a reception hosted by the Lord Mayor after the event, telling spectators she would represent Australia to the American public as an ambassador.
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Adelaide
Beryl Milla
Mente Ia Morman
Melbourne
Perth
Mall
Australia
Soviet Foreign Legion Forming Amid War Rumors
A Rome despatch reports plans for a Soviet foreign legion of about 200 000 men to fight alongside German forces, with rumors of Strasbourg as a recruitment center and mixed signals from Allied observers.
When New York Strikes
A chaotic scene described with 4 000 000 automobiles and phones working, New York City faced subway disruptions during a strike. The fragment notes widespread transit and utility impacts amid stalled services and citywide disruption.
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