Formation of a South Australia sub-branch of League of Nations Union
A South Australian branch of the League of Nations Union considers forming a sub-branch. A meeting on July 2 discussed adopting a constitution, electing officers, and establishing a local unit to support the union’s aims and the broader international movement.
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Gon Stunay Ag
League of Nations Union
Seeronre
JG. Ley
Ot Pine
Welter
Bey Way
Soemier
Uraneh
Jus Nelehiborhead
Willy Einige
Seoh
Australia
Willdrawy
Reyume
Therraf
Walun
Unreadable OCR Basket Ball Notes With Names and Places
Fragmented text lists various names and places related to a basketball story but lacks clear events or outcomes. Readers are left with scattered references such as teams, players, and towns, hindering a coherent summary of the article’s main action.
British Note On Ruhr Problem Draws Berlin Reactions
A morning briefing from Paris reports British plans to address the Ruhr issue with a public statement. Berlin dispatches say the note aims to influence German policy toward passive resistance and wage a unified front. The angle notes strikes and government subsidies affecting Exchequer costs, with emphasis on a coordinated approach from London and Paris amid postwar financial strain.
Shadow of the J jmt n defense bill in parliament
The National Party meets in Parliament under Bruce to discuss a defense bill tied to Australian forces. The debate centers on amendments and potential reallocation of roles within a skeleton bill.
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National Party
Federal
Parla
Invae Hose
Bruce
Tholke
Hf ii Bui
Ayr
Parliament's Imperial Conference Agenda in Melbourne
In Melbourne the House discusses progress on Parliament House at Cankera and readiness to advance the border railway with New South Wales. Speakers debate imperial defence, trade reciprocity within the Empire, and a representative extension to Yokohama for cost efficient work as the session adjourns amid debate on Daly Waters rail extension.
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Melbourne
House of Representatives
P. G. Stewart
Parliament House
Cankera
Commonwealth
Border Railway
New South Wales
Couteri
Mae Tuckey
Australia
Britain
Sitios
Empire Navy
Daly Waters
Gable
Public Works Committee
Oodnadatta
Commonwealth Loan and Bond Security in Australia
Fragmentary 19th century text discusses a Commonwealth loan and government bonds. It references payments, interest, and security, mentioning figures around 94 to 100 units and a pledge of safety. It notes holders of warrants and the public sale process, with emphasis on trust and stability of the national loan.
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Hina
Melbourne Telegram Describes Court Case and Parcel Fire
A distorted Melbourne telegram reports a court appearance involving Mrs Leishman and a parcel linked to a threat case. It details a jury verdict, a sentence of imprisonment, and a fire linked to the parcel, with names including A Blake and Mr Kelly Martini.
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Thay
Laving
Kelly Martini
A. Blake
Leishman
Leisiitian
Coal Settlement in Newcastle Districts Vote
A meeting outcome shows a majority decision to unify four coal plant operations in the Newcastle districts led by the union movement. The vote reflected concern over settlement terms and a hard stance against protests while the executive tightens policy amid Communist influence reports.
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Siyvastle
Newcastle
Avlinwe
Awelmoe
Fondums
GW. Oakes
Promer
New South Wales
Maitland
Dame Melba Voice Photographed In London
The Daily Minut reports Dame Melba’s voice photographed by Professor A M Low’s autometer. Three photos include the Melba trill and a design to cure vocal nodules. The images show regular sound waves and discrete notes aiding study of singing quality.
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Hayter
London
Melba
A. M. Low
Sunaid
Jame Melba
Dockers Strike Night March At Tilbury Docks
Reuters reports a 24 mile march by dockers toward Tilbury Docks in London. Protesters paraded with drums and fifes while police guarded the dock area. The crowd shouted, paced the routes, and halted wagons as workers stayed firm about resuming work.
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Reuters
London
Tilbury
Fitbury
Ami
Willy Chetrs
Mout
Thorr
Sui
Hull
British Immigration Delegates Arrive in Adelaide after East Tour
A British Overseas Settlement Delegation led by Sir William Windham arrived in Adelaide after a narrow gauge excursion through the eastern portion of the continent. The party, meeting local officials including Captain H A Hamblewin and Trades and Labour Council secretary T P Howard, voiced optimism about Australia’s capacity to absorb settlers and pledged an unbiased evaluation of settlement prospects.
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Adelaide
Australia
Mulbourne
A. Lifer
Crown Lands
Lir
Messrs. W. Birrel
Mila. Ward See
T P Howard
Trades and Labor Council
Willian Windham
G.B.E
Gevend A. G. Wauchope
Ds.c
C.M.G
7. B. Smith
CMG
Agricultural Expect
Cambridge University
Gladys Pott
J. Wisnall
Labor
Somarvilly
Eamenville
Wurm
Rehitiort
Luumi
Wismall Fealdut
Waltine
Wigner
Greene
Avery Hine
Tony
Mr. Wierall
Victoria
Riververrtie
Perth Express
Tilbury Men Strike Sparks City Tense Labor Action
London reports a duckers' war like clash as Tilbury workers strike and two New Zealand liners delay. Police intervene as the marchers return, carrying picks and signs amid tense conditions.
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London
Tilbury
New Zealand
Condin
Adelaide Market Covort Describes Prices and Weather Effects
A garbled report from Adelaide details sudden weather impacts on fruit and dairy supplies. It lists price ranges for butter, eggs, meat, poultry, and vegetables, noting limited supply, varied auction rates, and regional price differences in South Australia and Victoria.
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Adelle
Duiain
Weston Australia
Jawavin
Adelaide
Kisses in Court as Man Held Habitual Criminal
In Melbourne the original court found James McKeown guilty of receiving and sentenced him to two years hard labor. Two young women in the gallery blew kisses to the prisoner as the sentence was read, one returning the gesture. McKeown was led away while the women wept. He was declared an habitual criminal and to be detained at expiration of the sentence.
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Melbourne
James McAcown
McKeown
Jed
Levante and Mahomet Entertain at Institute Hall
Levante and Mahomet presented a varied program at the Institute Hall with sleight of hand conjuring and occult demonstrations. The company drew a large crowd and remains popular after two prior successful nights. They perform at Leon Knob tonight and at Whyalla on Thursday and Friday, with shows at Pirst on Saturday and Crystal Brook on Monday.
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Levante
Institute Hall
Bioth
Leon Knob
Whyalla
Pirst
Crystal Brook
Fiji political origin resignation over residental tax
Suva reports the Indian nominated member of the Legislature resigning in protest against the residental tax. In a letter to the Governor he cites unfair references to Kenya and, in the House, warns that the Kenya situation has become acute, hoping it will not be brought to Fiji.
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Suva
Kenya
Pui
Disarmament Debate Opens in British Commons
In the House of Commons Labour MP Ramsey MacDonald opened a disarmament debate, denouncing vast military spending and competition in arms. He urged immediate steps toward an International Disarmament Conference, criticized the Singapore naval base, and warned that air control rivalry risks escalating tensions without a real enemy.
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Reuter
London
House of Commons
Ramsey MacDonad
Labor Party
League of Nations
Bat
United States
MacDonald
Singapore
Egard
Orth
Imperial Airship Scheme Statement Hinted in Commons
In London on Tuesday Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin signaled a forthcoming statement on the imperial airship scheme. He noted that a fuller account would be given on Thursday during the House of Commons debate.
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Reuter
London
Toure of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Disputable and Hazardous Adventure Debated in Parliament
Mr Asquith voiced scepticism over a Singapore base project citing enormous costs and unclear strategic gain. He urged delaying until Imperial Conference and expert opinion were reviewed. Mr Baldwin argued an International Conference now would delay Europe’s reparations and security, deferring decisive action.
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Asquith
Singapore
Mmeas
Baldwin
Europe
Disputed Pill Case Involving Ballarat Man
Extraordinary evidence in a Ballarat case centers on Robert Sel kirk who allegedly bequeathed £68,000 with varied sums to his wife and relatives and to charities. His widow testified of a violent past including beatings, a cap and saucer incident, and quarrels over purchases. The dispute continues as evidence is reviewed.
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Miflbourne
Robert Selkirk
Ballarat
Revision of Prayer Book Proceeds After Clergy Request
London report says by a substantial majority Anglican clergymen across the country have urged the Bishops to move forward with the proposed revision of the Prayer Book. The motion reflects a broad church backing amid ongoing debates within the church.
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London
United Service
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