Federal Imbroglio Sparks Desertions in Parliament
Melbourne report notes Labor members leaving for Canberra and rumors of a government resignation to forestall further desertions. D. C. McGrath reportedly grew dissatisfied, stretching loyalty to stay, with a Victorian minister hinted to join could follow. A Canberra meeting was planned for tomorrow morning.
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Melbourne
Labor
Canberra
J. A. Lyons
McGrath
Mr McGrath
Opposition Campaign Opens in Wisconsin
Parkes NSAV led an opposition drive starting in Wisconsin with T H Bavionigit addressing the first meeting and urging financial envoys to act as the Government budget year ends. A petition to the Governor was drafted urging all party leaders to seek appeal to the people if reform could not be accomplished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Said
Melbourne MP McGrath considers Labour exit amid censure debate
Deserter McGrath and colleagues in Melbourne decided today to resign from the Labor Party before the censure vote. He said he nearly left the party but stayed to consult Labor figures and voters in his electorate. He would resign as chairman of the committee once the government numbers were clear.
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Melbourne
Monilay
G. McGrath
Guy Burneat
Goachian
House of Representatives
D. AL Lybits
Labor Party
Naken
Pki
Latium leader fights on as Canberra party faces Scullin rift
In Canberra a special Nationalist meeting is planned to address the political dispute sparked by recent events. J G Latium accuses Scullin of insincere policy and opposition leaders vow to press party unity while the government faces a reshuffle.
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Sydney
J. G. Latium
Lamurray
Canberra
Seullig
Lattian
Scullin
Hubion
Sue
WUQHES ATTACK Tender Election Thrown Into Question
A partial report outlines disputed cables between named officials including Scully Lyons and Mughs over a tender. The text notes a day when Sentlin faced a vote on a section with a seven vote majority and the process encountered objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scully White
Lyons
W. M. Mughs
Mala
Talayial
Theodore defends Labor Movement authority in NSW
Federal Treasurer E. O. Theodore returned to Sydney from Brisbane asserting no external body can expel him from the Labor Movement. He praised the Peders Labor Conference as supreme, criticized the New South Wales Labor faction, and denied plans to contest a Queensland seat at the next election. He accused Lang supporters of undermining workers and denied intent to run in a Queensland contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Labor Movement
Theodore
Sydney
Brisbane
Peders Labor Conference
New South Wass
Breoulixe
Lang
Stot Butters
Yueenslang Peat
A DEFINITE LEAD FOR AUSTRALIA'S POLICY
Melbourne Monday conference of business leaders opened with calls for urgent policy action. Governor Vicir and 9 speakers urged Parliament to back reforms and subsidies while criticizing Government inaction and Bank of England rescues as harming Australian finance and employment.
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Melbouane
Jord Somers
Vicir
Fy Uhoubers of
Chambers of Commerce
England
Neil
Sir OU Siemwyer
Sir Olly Ha
Werthers
Bank of England
Australia
Viealiine
Me Paxton
Lyons Party Intends Tour to Adelaide
The Lyons party announces plans for a tour to Adelaide starting today. Mehta and Prigg arrive in Adelaide to arrange upcoming visits by party members to South Australia. Members previously met in Melbourne over the weekend to map out the national party activities.
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Adelaide
Mehta
Mroj. L. Prigg
Maur
Federal
South Australia
Melbourne
Terrible Tragedy as Family of Six Dead in Burning Farm Home
Melbourne distress after a farmer, his wife, and four children are found dead in a burning farmhouse four miles from Demman. The husband shot, the house set alight, and investigators noting a possible murder suicide or arson. Marriott family details and late husband Mareiolts’ history cited as context. police intervene and extinguish the blaze.
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Melbourne
Minday
Demman
Marriott
Inek
Queensland Unemployed to Face New System Next Week
Report from Brisbane says the government will transfer unemployed workers into a new system with changes beginning in the Melbourne area. The plan aims to reorganize welfare support and job services for regions undergoing transition next week.
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Brisbane
Metenpetitian
Morgan
St Patrick's Concert At Theatre With Packed Audience
Annual St Patrick's concert will be held at the theatre tonight with a full program by St Anthony's girls and St Mark's pupils. Mrs Bod McMahon will conduct the orchestra and choirs with Mrs McSlaboll and Miss Heten P4i among soloists. includes selections from Elen Manna and The Wallerman Girl. Proceeds and reservations advised.
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St. Patrick’s
Erraitis
sOelock
Amd
Bod. McMahon
Ms iv
Trish
Pirie Goucert
I 1
Marti
Evin
St. Mark's
Jane
Met Watson
Hunsi
Vincent McMurray
Adelaide
Miss Matetin
Mrs McSlaboll
Francis’ Marble Bar
One of action in local events described
Mr. Price will return in canherrs tainareie. Fragmentary text implies a return of an individual named Mr. Price, with unclear context and no concrete dates or locations available for reliable expansion.
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Mr. Price
Canherrs Tainareie
Hill ministry and expulsion votes loom in Australian party clash
An upcoming South Australian branch of the Australian Tabor Party considers expelling ministers and the Prime Minister Premier and Attorney General. Nineteen agenda items seek minister expulsions or restatement, while President Me HW Ka Renn F may be asked to resign. J. M. Gabh and Jete Brteo reportedly plan to quit the Labour Party amid sharp internal rifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelm
Allomey-Feneral
Messrs
J. M. Gabh
Jete Brteo
Labre
Port Adelaide Meeting Sparks Wide Array Of Hurdles And Races
Sporting notes recount a Cheltenham meeting with top performances and near misses. Stars such as Winsowe Gold and Lady Primrose featured in exciting finishes while Scrapiton led the hurdle race from start to finish. A range of horses including Hot Spring and St Patrick’s Handicap contenders showcased strong form and the crowd witnessed sharp, competitive riding throughout the day.
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Tolullsster Aguree
Cheltenham
Hms
Felny
Laurie la Belite
Mr. Gillen
Wewianer
la Ponte
Lady Primrose
Scrapiton
Hace
Euphrasia
Purine
Aly
Puss
E Teader
Ryo
Puringa
Teeklan
Ruphrdst
del Bilwk
Emoping Hamar
Weller
Jet Black
Weny
Mos
Kosalin
Abe
Laurelmond
Gunsten
Hot Spring
Tattersall
Arnock
Arfork
Kellidie
Glucoso
Maphola
Luxum
Raya
Tier
Paul Strange
Dowdle Oi
Rete Alflehmond
Newata
Tinese
Belin
Richmond
St. Anton
Simon
Moya
Liquor Trade Wage Cut Debated at Arbitration Court
Melbourne hearing on a United Liquor Traders Association bid for a 40 percent wage cut in Victoria New South Wales and Tasmania. Judge Lethridge questioned industry pricing links while noting unemployment risks and hotelkeepers facing closures as the industry contends with beer price pressures amid the wage dispute.
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Melbourne
Munday
United Vietuatters” Association
Vietwria
New
Soutt Wales
Tasniggla
Neat
Am Aled
Iyades Uployes’ Union
Lethridge
Australia
Nyan
New South Wales
Free States
Vietuallers’ Association
Citer Fudge Dethridge
Lewis
Pirie Town Council High Court Appeal Meeting Last Night
The Wels Town Council met last night and adopted departmental reports. Water tables cleaned and repairs completed across wards. bitumen dressed roadways and screenings laid. kerbing and path repairs on York Road and Terrace to Eighth Street. Electrical works included new service connections and mains adjustments. Health inspections noted pulmonary cases and infections in wards with some unsatisfactory conditions reported.
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Wels
Thira Alreek
Mun Huad
Vie
Sunt Austa'un’ Gas Company
Meu Offern
South Ward
West Wait
NSW High Court upholds abolition debate ruling
The High Court, by a 3 to 2 majority, dismissed the NSW Government appeal over abolishing the Legislative Council. It ruled the NSW Parliament could alter its constitution to seek royal assent without a people referendum, while stating Parliament remains subordinate to imperial authority. Costs to be argued in Sydney.
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Melbourne
High Court
Government of
New South Wales
Legislative Council
Justier Starke
Vixor
Hoh
de Gilles Dustles
Duty
McTivraan
Evatt
Matty
Ginter
Abe
Justice Dixon
Legia
New Sough Wales
Hnd
New
Saiwatts
New Song Wales
Nisentiimn
Sydney
Solomontown Football Club Sees Leadership Change
Mr Ty, LW Meymern chaired Solomontown Football Club for about ten years before J Farrell was named successor. The meeting honored retiring chair McQueen, elected new officers including Mr A Cavenett as secretary and Mr F Dodd as treasurer, and set admissions and expenses for the coming season while praising members and volunteers for ongoing effort.
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Meymern
Buen
Solomomtoxa Poalbas Slab
J. Farrell
Ao Yey
Thy Ny
McQueen
W. Arken
Gordon
J Mutiro
F_ Dodd
Wytunro
Ao Cavenett
F. Dodd
Mequeen Hut
Dew Offleerg
Howie
Elmer
Uecaine
Ealron
A. B. Forgan
Enziteus
Vhatmian
Farrell
Fh. Tongenet
G. Sard
Seogo T. Garden
Dilegaty
Dodd
A. E. Berry
Arion
Ji Smith
Aval
Munro
B. Burton
H. Morries Doorkeepre
Conta
Himekeeper
Morris
Nelewates
Mosses WY
Rena
Tre
Ador
Flerrensé
Feink
Deaty
Belcher
Yin
Smith
Cambridge Mystery How Did John Ellis Die 7 EW Aspect Arises
London Sunday report claims Yard detectives investigate the death of John Ellis age 19 at Cambridge College in February. A mother alleges undergraduates warned Ellis against seeing someone, they restrained him until a college servant found him. Financial details show medallion receipts, donations, and club expenses totaling £947 10/7 with advertising and social functions costs noted.
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United Service
London
Suing Yard
Ellis
John Ellis
Tambridge ‘College
Te Manger Am
Hansradume
On to Privy Council Case Quelled by Simon Report
In a clipped report, SYNNEY Mantis and Flue Paling Nis seek to appeal to the Privy Council. Sir John Simon, noted eminent official, leads the amission and Nas steps toward uniting to rescue the government amid the legal appeal.
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Synney
Mantis
Brive
Wen Cone
Heelalative Council
John Simon
Arilish — Lavense
Simon Ammissan
Five ships sailing to Hat Pier in two weeks
Five overseas merchant vessels are listed with tonnage and tentative sailing dates. The Atinblak is 4,099 tons and due March 23. Parrkooia 2,000 tons and due March 24. Milileses express is scheduled later. Disarmament and cargo details include 340 tons of general cargo and 3,000 tons of lead ore. Civil and port locations cited include Cambridge and Dieppe.
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Apel
Cambridge
Dieppe
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