Seven Powers Meet In London On German Financial Crisis
Delegates from France Italy Germany Belgium join Britain America and Japan in a preliminary meeting at the House of Commons. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald notes cooperation as they seek quick moratorium implementation and fresh loan credits while aiming to stabilize Germany and calm Central Europe. The conference adjourns to tomorrow with hopes high for immediate solutions.
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France
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Berng
Powers
Britain
America
Japan
House of Commons
Trnense
Victors Station
Parliament
Ramsay MacDonald
Stimson
M. Laval
Hox 18
Consideres
Bruening
Messures
MacDonald
Hoover
Europe
Amanthus Wins Handicap at Epsom Victoria
Amanthus captured the Purse in the Epsom Victoria meet, dominating the handicap event. The day’s card featured trials and hurdles with Meadow Dha and Nulabor prominent in the results, while Amantheus and Gallopade led early showings and Accentuation drew attention in the Purse races.
Bonds Charity Ball and Gymkhana Event at Olympia
A charity ball and hockey evening will be held to aid Miss Gwen Bell and the Guernsey Sports Fund at the Olympia. Prizes for a half mile race and a dressy skating contest include humorous charades and novelty awards. A theatre display by Queen Industry and a St. Paul’s schoolroom meeting for the Education Fund are announced for August 4.
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Fombreon Oveniye
Laa
Fiuey
Olympia Ink
Guera of
Gwen Bell
Prises
Pla
Moxl Humorou
Ite Most
Port Pleic Dunjor
Hvis Boyd
Einic
O'Sleck
Briday Sivernaen
Alhambra
Pheatre
N. Forgan
A. A. Piiley
Ste Paul’s
Mt. Witton
Big Jumping Bouble Carly Public Falces
Melbourne opening today as Murdie and Steeple unveil a new market feature. The event marks a bold local push in public amusements with crowds gathering at the site.
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Melbourne
Citizens' League of Adelaide protests federal meddling
The Citizens' League, meeting at the Town Hall, denounces federal interference in private broadcasts. It wired J H Soulijn and Mire Ty A Lyons demanding explanation for permission to broadcast Telegrams that allegedly defame the prohibition and claim the action is an unprecedented attempt to stifle a partry body.
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Adelaide
Tisday
Citizens’ League
J. H. Soulijn
Ty A. Lyons
Couny
Feds
Tour de France Stage Results Reported From Paris
The report from Paris notes Opperman and TR leading at one point as the Tour moves from Aix les Bains to Evian with 446 miles covered, a 7 hour 37 minute stage time, and a continuation toward Bedore. Opperman gains a potential advantage as the Swiss Alps loom and the next stage approaches.
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Paris
Opperman
We Uamh
Ugolisis
Ger Tere
Aix le Bains
Evian
Demaysére
Belgium
Ledued
Swiss Alps
Bediore
Entresa
Raed
Thistles Defeat Stars at Nult Hall Oval
Thistles beat Stars 2 nil at the Nult Hall Oval on Saturday. Morton and McNulty set up the goals, with Brown and Rogers scoring as Thistles dominated play. Stars won the toss and mounted rare pressure, but Thistles extended their lead late in the first half and held on for victory.
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Stars
Nult Hall
Jnd
Morton
McNulty
Siars
Ron
Iefors
Bay Brown
Phisties
Wes
Anis
Thistle
Slanns Fler
Gliven
Hind
MuNule
Brown
Bategon
Smith
Thistles
G. Todgers
Planet
Thielles
Hamilton
Inventos
Luna
G. Togers
Rom McCuiloch
Pirie Association Elects Delegates to Tennis Council
At a meeting last night delegates were chosen for the Pirie Association Tennis Council. Plans were laid for the 4921-22 season with 48 clubs entering Shield matches. Notable entrants include Port Ditle Glib froot parts and Pines, Alsdon Park Recreation, St. Mark's, Ay St Anthony's Railway, and more.
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Oly
Pibls Tennis Association
Alsdon Park
St. Mark's
St Anthony's
Park Meiodis
ORACE
Port Pirle
Risdon Mark Recreation Club
Risdort
Methailisl
St. Mack's
Anthony's
Solomonitown
Methodire Vna Railways
Shaters Mockey Dating Ta Olympia Rink Match
Olympia rink Thursday evening hosts a hockey game between Ret. Ls Uystetd and Black and Whitey 2 Stesttens. Lineups include G. Nal Iolii W. Hittery J. Vodtman P. Lyncs FP Madigat W. Doytey A. Treetgas and W. Wheatland Walton Pelvant W. Towtett J. Cooley.
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Olympia
Sollern
Ls Uystetd
G. Nal Iolii
W. Hittery
J. Vodtman
P. Lyncs
Madigat
W. Doytey
W. Wheatland
Walton
I Pelvant
W. Towtett
J. Cooley
Butefisah
Davie
Lang outlines government aims at Premiers Conference
Sydney reports Mr J T Lang announced government plans in the Legislative Assembly. He outlined intentions to bring down the Debt Conversion Bill and Trustees Bill, but WA Premier James Mitchell’s signature delayed passage. An economy measure for rail service slips and the Interes Redution Bill is not yet complete.
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Sydney
J.T. Lang
Legislative, Assembly
Western
Lank
Onnisktion
Stevens
Rustees
Tills
Porsiaer
Ihr
Merils
Commonwealth Determination on NSW Re-entry Question
In Canberra today Mr Scullin faced questions about discussions with Mr Lang. Scullin said the Commonwealth Government is prepared to assume further responsibilities for New South Wales if Mr Lang agrees. He awaits Lang’s advice on NSW consideration of re-entering the Lord Government and accepting overseas interest payments.
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Canberra
Scullin
JT. Lang
Lang
Gabriel and
Aucus
New South Wales
Lang Explains Cabinet View On New South Wales Loan Council
In Sydney on Tuesday MP Ling spoke after a Cabinet meeting. He said no formal announcement was made but political opinion suggests New South Wales will rejoin the Loan Council and accept responsibility for overseas interest payments.
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Sydney
Ling
Soulting
New South Wales
Loan Council
Adelaide Cabinet Support for Scullin Stand in Gabinet Row
In Adelaide on Tuesday a special Cabinet meeting was avoided to back Mr Scullin amid tensions over his stance on Mr Fang. The Loan Colonel may be summoned soon, with discussions including Commonwealth Bank metals and calls for a bankers conference as Mr Scullin’s position gains backing from Milly and others in the Loan Council. The opposition leader queried whether the Premier would urge the Loan Council to petition Governor Sir Philip Game over Lt. Louis's commission amidst internal political strains.
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Adelaide
Scuthin
IT. Fang
Scullin
Bankers
Wasels
Commonwealth Bank Metals
Ma Soviko
Loan Council
Sill
Burler
Tle House
Olf Assem-ly
Fang
Lean Council
Philip Gamg
Fantel
Luris
Wecome
Optimistic Duke Visits Australia Ahead of World Recovery
The Duke of York toured Australian government offices and viewed photographs of Sydney notable sites including Circular Quay and the Hawkesbury River. He expressed pleasure about the developing economy and upcoming revival led by Australia as a global recovery supporter.
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United
Service
Paris
York
Circular’ Quay
Hasykesbury River
New South Wales
Collins Street
Melbourne
Trustees Review Hall Hire Fees and Memorial Hall Costs
Council discusses Institute Hall charges and Memorial Grandstand fees. Alderman Threadgold cites trustees plan to advertise reduced Institute Hall rates and urges parallel review of Memorial Hall costs including caretaker overtime and lighting. Mayor and Dr Davis note size and space impacts affect value. partition removal suggested to expand dancing space.
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Institute
Ald Theeadgold
Wolday
Ald
Threadgold
Fhreadgold
Institute Hall
Memorial Hall
Memorial Mall
Davis
Ald "Dreadgold
Wungana Case Opens Today Amid Turbulent Claims
The case unfolds with anticipated hearings against high profile defendants in a mining dispute tied to the Mungand site. Queensland Government seeks damages over £86,000 from a list of parties including Edward Gennville Thondose McCornisk Peter Louis Goddard and Frederick Reid amid allegations of entailing harm to a listed lord.
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Mungand
Wiell
Queensland
Etward Gennville
Thondose
McCornisk
Peter Louis’ Goddard
Frederick Reid
Lynch Dies After Sudden Illness at Work in Hometown
An obituary records the death of Thomas Michael Lynch at age 42 after a brief illness while working with Smellers and colleagues. He was a member of the MailWays and Hovers teams, known for his sporting zeal and sociable nature. Survived by a son, Thomas, and daughter Mary, with further family listed. Members of the Australian Workers Union and local clubs attend the funeral today.
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Hardin
Javnesle
Ietervals
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Lonelands
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Ines
Perna
Kesuman
Saye Bang
Gockerow
Thomas Michard Lynch
Helene
Abe
Lynch
Despie
Virle
Miorquah Snuttsmin
Whitlofe
Nog
Rovers
Tommy
Ciizens
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Rhmain
Tostes
Linell
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Mary
Kaiten
Gielock
Australian Workers Union, Railways and Rovers Griowet
Government aims to raise revenue with new tax bill
Canberra reports the government plans a tax bill to lift revenue by about 380000 from income and 830000 from property, lowering exemptions. Mr Scullin notes the bill seeks simplification and consolidation of schedules, reducing rates across many taxpayers while preserving key exemptions. The bill targets changes after 1945 with a view to easier assessment and modernized methods.
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Canberra
House of Representative
Scully
Goyferment
Scullin
Spear
Uta Panay
Is Earth Cracking Across the World This Time
A chaotic OCR piece notes tremors in Britain and abroad, debating whether Earth is cracking. It mentions Staffordshire and Perthshire quakes, likening them to past events in Serbia and New Zealand, and discusses geological faults, volcanic springs, and unrelated global quakes. It preserves dated references and cautious tone without graphic detail.
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Serbia
New Zealand
Novehtfnl
Stabil
Ahne
Sicoragia
Fey
North Staffordshire
Perthshire
Cornrie
Cohridge
Great Britain
Americr
Lin
Comryy
Peer on Trial Alleged Conspiracy at Old Bailey
London judge presides at the Kylsant case involving Lord Ky sant, Morland, and others charged with falsifying Royal Mail Steam Packet Company financials to mislead shareholders. Prosecution opened with five hour address. company 1921 1926 balance sheet alleged false. Hearing adjourned.
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London
Old Bailey
Kylsant
Kylesant
Royal Mail Steam Packst
Morland
Robert Wright
K.j's
John Simon
J. E Singleton
Lord Kysant
Patrick
Hastings
Stuart Ledany
J. C. Conway
William Inwitt
Lord Kylsant
Iaintenance
Bross
William Jowite
Royal Mail Steam Bucket Company
Anyihine
Lord Kiysant
Inn
William
Council backs remission for one ratepayer fines
A recent council meeting fully discussed arrears fines and considered remission requests. A woman, employed on an interstate vessel, paid part of her fine after her husband’s goods arrived. the committee recommended granting a 1 percent remission, with opposition noting precedent concerns. The motion passed, while another remission case was referred to the Finance Committee.
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Tnance
Pirie
Am, Goode
Wreckage Of Launch Te Avon Found On Chatham Islands
Wreckage believed to be part of the launch Te Avon, missing since last Friday, was found on the Chatham Islands today. No sign of the occupant or crew yet, and officials continue searches.
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Wrlangton
Chatham Islands
Tuare Wee
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