New South Wales Eyes 48 Hour Week And Salary Cuts
Sydney reports cabinet discussions on reducing public servant salaries and extending a 48 hour week. Ministers consider setting an example by sacrificing pay while exploring broader cuts and wage reforms across government departments. Estimated savings target around £1.0 million plus rail service adjustments.
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Sanurdas
Jarze Denigli
New South Nites
Feiliaus
Andiry
Mr. & Wille
Publio Service Assoiciation
Lna
Srealest
Justice
Salt Sr Wills
Eikixens
Fenton Visit to Ireland and Kinship Claims
Immersed in a Dublin visit, Mr. J E Fenton discusses numerous kinship claims linked to his Irish birth, naming residents like Tom Moore's reputed associates and local branches of families. He notes no solid or verifiable link to the challengers and describes conversations with ministers and officials about the alleged connections.
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United Service
Dublin
Fenton
Australia
Vantory
Tom Moore
Dounty Henry
Pratéus
England
Reston
Deere
Thyernass
Genton
Gosarave
Trish Gabriel
Herve Minis Verigliais
AO Fenton
Fee Anikly
Ireland
Jonlems
Huntaf
Shiek
Cosgrave
Ovenios
Miners Convention Votes for Commonwealth Subsidy
The Miners Convention decided the federal government should subsidise and restore employment for all miners. They urged the Commonwealth Government to act as the fight is lost and other employment avenues should be explored.
Discovery reaches Port Adelaide after Antarctic voyage
Reports say the Discovery will dock at Port Adelaide early next Saturday after its long Antarctic cruise. Adelaide officials plan a welcome for expedition members including Senator Daly and Lord Mayor Lavington, with Sir Douglas Mawson and Dr Henderson among organizers. The party will travel to Melbourne after a reception in Adelaide on Monday afternoon.
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Canberra
Adelaide
Dalywill
Pieeus Iyaleomis
Douala Masai
Anlorolie
Comynt- Lee
Wtosvill
Ppasenty
David Mastom
Sin Bilgeysors
Tiavid
Dr. Henderson
Naval Conference Amid Global Tension and Delays
London Sunday papers view the Naval Conference as a near‑miss chance for disarmament with Japan and the United States. Ramsay MacDonald’s government faces parliamentary strain while Briand and Tardieu stay at Paris diplomacy stalls. Uncertain date set for London talks as ministers conference in Chequers looms.
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London
Susuilay
United States
The
Sunday Times
Ramsay
Mastronald
Washington
Paris
Sie Austen Chamborimin
Brisa
France
Phe
Lina
Ena
Tue
Ward
Bonn
Pho
Aurice Tardieu
IbniMy Briand
Setury
Raméay
MacDonals Aginister
Tae -Brilisn
Iid
Aimetjoan
Ethen
He'Skimson
Pietri
Walegates
Graviai
Flaby
Geelong Fire Destroys Mareeds Motors Garage
A massive blaze engulfed Mareeds Motors in Geelong destroying cars and a garage. Fire officials say property loss reaches about £17,000 with damages extending to surrounding structures. Ainitial explosion preceded the fire, with one worker missing as investigators begin assessing causes and the extent of the damage.
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Melequane
Wess
Mareeds Motors
Veoprolars “Limited
St Geefome
I ‘Olsihek
Martin
le Te
Alan
Protects Is Being Lone and Order to Avoid Dismissals
Fragmented OCR text discusses railway security and financial position, mentioning Mr Slovens and the first step in testing the situation. It references safety, costs, and employment, with unclear connections to a broader business context. The readable fragments suggest a formal inquiry into railway stability and labor concerns.
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Mr -Slovens
Ivelhagd
Pressing Problems in Melbourne Politics Discussed
Melbourne figures debate Australia's economic woes and reform. Leaders criticize tariffs and unemployment measures while calling for a living wage, stronger industries, and a constitutional path to follow the will of the people. The speech references labor policy, production, and overseas credit, urging action to restore confidence in Australia’s economy.
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Australi
Australia
Petblem
Tor Build
Frank Aeider Powers
Brennan
Feder
Aausley
Bronwyn
Pune
My Brennan
L- Cameron
Expos
Rs Ave To
Eanberca
Moderate Scoring Ripax Showes 000 Form
Sporadic cricket snapshot from a match against Western, with Australia’s Tess team faltering as Western bowls strike. The fragments mention 286 runs and several batsmen dismissed, referencing players like Renna, Truscott, Evans, and Innes Ayckson in a tense stumps position.
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Tess
Renna
Charge on murder case shifts to next trial date
Fragmentary report notes Sunday Frame Green charged with murder of Bernard Halton. Proceedings show remand to the next sittings as jealousy disputes and prior delays affect the schedule. Key names include Green and Halton with local court handling.
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Sydney
Green
Charent
Bernard Halton
Whier
PRAMS WIZARD OF WIRELESS IN NOVEL TESTS
A Sydney Wireless exhibit reports Marconi’s claims of a major breakthrough. June 1929 remarks show interest in transmitting power over long distances without wires. Details of a new short wave station and prototype equipment are described, with the invention still closely guarded.
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United
Sergiew
Lomuan
Sydney” Wireless
Sxys
M. Jeoadan
Sacconi
Signor Alarsoni
Rie Pauple
Wader
Searat
Monary
Daily Loss Of. Losses From Wine Growers In New South Wales
A damaged OCR item from Sydney reports a daily loss of about 1500 pounds involving wine growers near the Murrumbidgee Irrigation area. It mentions excise measures and suspended investments, with references to growers and officials amid financial strain and possible farm diversions.
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Sydney
Suattay
Princ Minster
Missing Biangor Farmer Found Drowned After Search
A Biangor farmer, Inday Ine Jane Jackson, was found dead in the Tugcta river after a week of searching. Locals report a lengthy rescue effort and ongoing inquiry into the drowning incident near Melequane.
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Melequane
Inday
Jane Jackson& Farmer
Uaterhale
Two Killed In Head-on Collision In Sydney
A Saturday head-on crash near Glagasuill killed John Nestor, 24, of Léleh, and the pillion rider Miss Zallah Minshe wond. Nestor died almost instantly from a fractured base of the skull, while Minshe wond sustained a base fracture and was admitted to hospital in a serious condition.
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Sydney
Glagasuill
John Nestor
Léleh
Tandt
Andelett
Miss” "Zallah
Fatal drink kills twelve and drains a nation
A report details a deadly drinking conection causing twelve deaths and affecting over a thousand ill in Kansas and the South. It notes a large vested alcohol business and mentions figures about production, taxation, and economic impact amid confusion and garbled names.
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Inc
Kansas
Jamale
Ainger
J Missioney
Fatal Shot Creates Mystery at Crystal Brook
Local tragedy near Crystal Brook reports the body of Archibald Roberts found on a Saturday morning. Police say Roberts, aged man from Brook district, used a shotgun before his death in unclear circumstances. Relatives, including Cathy Wotiron, are cited in early accounts as seeking answers.
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Archibald Roberts
Brook
Crystal Brook
Roberts
Alin
Cathy Wotiron
Street accident report in Maroubra claims Powell injured
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Sunday incident in Maroubra involving a 32 year old William Powell who fell into a street. a car and downed electric wires caused a crash with minor injuries, wires sparking and a near electrocution risk.
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Powell
Edith
Fragmented historical notice with garbled text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a location called Rhaaingtone Palace and a block in Hlals with vague names and terms. The readable bits show no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to establish a coherent news item.
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Beom
Ivan
Aia Hishianabt
Hlals
Egret Iit
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