Deputation to Premier on Unemployed Relief Issues
Unemployed association led by Mr Binery urged the Premier to intervene with the Council Relief Committee. Deputation highlighted delays in ration delivery, bed removals, and clothing shortages for workers, calling for auditing of relief funds and closer government involvement to ease suffering.
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Phy Portvirje Unemployed Association Twa
Myeuime
Binery
Tallet Conneil
Anuiner Teller
Chafmain
Maller Place
Ite
Chajrmiay
Emery Pointes
Bern
Emery
Hat Emery
Council
Council Relief Committee
Interere
Mr. Emery
Asher Mattern
Teil
Sali
Ste Bth
Prvien
Adelaide
Unemployed Relief Council
Nobiel
Adelade
Pirle Qs
Ontoman
Weerdown
Pang
Bradger
Howe
Nelshaby Reservoir
Preminr
Nelshaby
Hill
Nala
Aio
Turmoil in Burma Splits Burman Indian Tensions Rise
Report from United Service notes Burma faces growing unrest after a major Pakokku fire and earthquake damage. Three thousand chamelens affected. losses estimated at 140 lakhs. Government urged to respond amid anti Indian hostility. Tensions flare in Pesu District as Burmans torch Indian hayricks. one Burman killed by military police during a clash.
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United Service
Montes
Burma
Pagadi
Pakokku
Anon
Jes
Pesu
Burm
Two Man Developments Amid Text Writer Controversy
Report notes a pair of individuals driving a project forward while facing accusations of deceit by fore texters. Officials urge clarity as investigations into misleading statements unfold.
Letter to Beaverbrook on Conservative Empire Trade Policy
London newspapers publish a correspondence between Lord Beaverbrook and Neville Chamberlain regarding Conservative policy. Beaverbrook vows to resist any betrayal of the party program using all or any of the proposed methods to boost British manufacturing and empire trade. Chamberlain confirms the policy and intent to employ those methods if elected.
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London
Neville Chamberlain Lhairman
Lord Beaverbrook
Lord Heaverbrodke
Chamberlain
Stinky Balacht
Missing Plane Case Still Unsolved as Reports Arrive
Melbourne dispatch reports fresh sightings and signals from rugged terrain near Mt Cooper nine days after the Southern Cloud vanished. Air Commodore Kingsford Smith plans continued searches with two Australian National Airways planes while authorities assess wreckage fragments washing ashore and refuse hypotheses of a nearby crash.
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Melbourne
Omeo
Mt Cooper
Lient
C. T. ‘Ulen
Sydon
Foote
Beambra
Kingsford Smith
Southern Star
Southern Sun
Australian National Airways
Port Phillip
Bay
Western Port
CHICHESTER FLIGHT UPDATE FROM SEA PLANE RACE
Captain Chichester reported from Auckland that a compression loss in cylinder three and a snapped bracing end prevented continuing the Sydney flight until repairs. A cable to 19 friends notes the delay after minor repairs and an attempt to reach Janne Maveian.
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Unitea Service
Nnrfolk Island
Chichester
Janne
Ian
Sydney
Australian flyer Broadbent departs London solo flight
H F Broadbent, 20, Sydney aficionado, leaves Hanworth Aerodrome at dawn aboard a single engine Astra Australia on a solo attempt described as the most lonely Australian flight yet. A National Flying Services engineer witnessed the departure, with Munich as the presumed first stop 560 miles away.
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London
H. F. Broadbent
Sydney
Tefl Hanworth
Astra Australia
Oleman
Natonal Flying Services
Galt
Broadbent
Munich
Broadben
Oakbank Races Acceptances and Stakes List
Racing card notes acceptances for Oakbank events including 120- trial stakes at furlong distances with listed runners such as Lax Gan Enchantment Paybor Themopylae and Lady Murrieston, plus Barnaides Passy By Euphrasia Paringa and more. Also covers Onkaparinga Car Great Eastern Steeplechase and other events with details on horses and weights.
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Lax Gan
Enchantment
Paybor
Themopylae
Lady Murieston BO Wotano
Marshal
Fitchorum
Wilton Mick
Lanileen
Celotex
Rarldem
Dendoric
Onkaparinga
Satta Marta
Peo Football Club holds annual central meeting
Sixteen members attended the Peo Football Club annual central meeting with Bennett presiding. Elections named J Retenford as president and A Sjostrom as delegates. Secretary position was left vacant pending next meeting. Proposals included reducing admission charges and moving gatekeeping duties to aid teams, plus plans to sell medallions to raise funds.
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Peo Football Club
Bennett
Towing Am Cals
Easag
Beqnett
Gray
Ign
Apeil & Lepales
Nasacatea
Diyen
Geld
Ten per cent wage cut in Australian shipping unions
The Arbitration Court ordered a ten percent wage reduction for unions including the Federated Shipwrights and Brewers associations, and many Australian trade bodies. It also reserved decisions on several other labor groups and urged a conference to seek a fresh collective agreement while applying interim cuts to ship industry workers.
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Melbourne
South Australian Gas Company
Readigs Gas Company
Canewane Gas Company
Federalsnplayes Union
Court Australian Timber Workers Union
Society of Carpents
Atustealle
Australien
Ues
Ascocia
Federated Coopers of Australia
Builders
Laborera Prileration
Federated Enginedrivers
End Firewin's Association of Australia
Electrical Trades Union
Ot Australia
Fenvraind Ironworkers’ Association of Australis
Federated Moulders’Metal Union of Australia
Amalgamated Engineering ‘Union
Union Wool and Basil Workers’ Federation of Australia
Federated Carters’ and Drivers’ Union of Australia
Australian Saddlery Irather ‘War- Trades Employes’ Federation
Federated Millen and Mill Ensployes
Australia
Australian Workers’ Union
Aee
Stat Electricity Commission
Victoria
Meldour Shebor ‘Trust
Maemanian
Hahiber Workers’ Union
Austral Austria
Silasy Workers’ Union
Federated Stéremurald Packers’ Union of Australia
Fas
South
Aue
Naval Arebitants' Association of Australia
Antares Pederatina Vid Fits Preneura’ Association
Australian —Peeratey — Muntelpas and Stine Employes' Union of
Austral
Aiminipat Amrerat Association of
Austratin
Dect Taspeaters’ Association of
Wsiria
Australian Institute of Maning, and
Power Engineers
Avatraling Railways Union
Amu Bay Railways Company
Aronferrace
Wales
Tasmania
Solliery
Auxtrélia
Sonflanslive
United Licenset Virtuallere
Asvariation
New South Wales Malifog Company, Limited
Bank Officials’ Association of Australia
Surance Alaffe
Manumetncing Grocers Employes Association
Australian Workers! Union
AL Gatd Mines
Priatine
Altitubsuts! Uni
Susteslia
Australasia
Commonwalth Steamship Owners Association
Broen TM
Propeiitany Ompwis
Msted
Burns Philp & Company
William Holymay & Sons, Pty
Pravintine
Urey
Keven
Seaman's Union
Anton
Tun
Seamen's. Union of Australa
Shiloh
Ermtion
Ehh
Dekesl
Broken
WML, Pty
Burne Philp
Conditions at Cawnpore amid riot and epidemic
Reports claim 428 killed and 335 injured in religious riots at Cawnpore, but figures are disputed. The city suffers from garbage-packed streets, breakdown of the conservancy system, and a serious epidemic. Hostilities between Hindus and Muslims persist with attacks regardless of age or time. police and troops reportedly fire into crowds.
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Cawnpore
Mcjalty
Australian tourist arrested for shooting rickshaw puller
In Calcutta on Montag an Australian traveler Captain Harry Darby was detained after an auto pistol discharged during a dispute with a rickshaw puller near a railway stall. Darby claimed ownership of a New Orleans gold mine and said he acted to frighten or extract a charge, police report states.
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Goal Company
Limited
Jude Dothridge
Curt Dover
Coad
Tinker Randy
Iitterien
Calcutta
Montag
Harry Darby
Marinas
Derby
New Oaines
Federal Government to pay British bond interest
Prime Minister Scullin announced that Australia would cover £729,250 due to British bondholders after Lang refused to meet the payment. He warned action may follow to recover the funds, stressing damage to Australia's prestige and large questions about Commonwealth and state financial relations and obligations.
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Commonwealth
Scullin
Mrr Lang
Australi
Evrat
Slats
Lang Tour Shapes Australian Capital Tone
Mr Lang with Sydney on Monday announced a plan to elevate the national capital and unify state voices. The decision followed a deputation from members of the breakaway Federal movement and visits to Adelaide and Melbourne. details remained unsettled.
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Sydney
T. Lang
Australia
Plaza Bie
Mrahetly Melinuene
Adelaide
Rastoe
Queensland Opinion on Parliament Action
A noisy, garbled note urges the governor to act and mentions various named figures and places in a political context. The text appears to reference South Wales, a polye party, and a state, with unclear specifics and several misspellings. The readable entities include Queensland and South Wales, with generic political references.
British Opinion on Lang Announcement Impacts Australia
London reports near universal opinion that New South Wales will alter its stance following Lang’s announcement. Discourse centers on Australian markets, export risks, and the timing amid political controversy as investors hesitate and Australian trades deflect to safer assets.
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Hell
London
Niowel
Lang
Wales
Commonwealth
Bang
Australia
Untitled 1924 note on finance and travel speeds
A fragmented 1924 item mentions a bottle speed test for currents, an unknown sender gifting thousand pounds to the British Chancellor of the Exchequer to reduce the National Debt, and remarks on affording a large car.
Arbitration Court Hears Railways Union Dispute
The arbitration court heard a complex dispute involving the Railways Union, with delegates from Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, New South Wales, and Queensland. Arguments centered on union representation, meeting attendance rules, and withdrawal actions that could affect conference deliberations.
Death sentence for two youths in brutal crime case
In Sydney on November 20 the Central Criminal Districtiury condemned Thomas O Hara aged 16 and Vernon Bonham aged 16 to death for the murder of an aged Chinese man amid a violent assault. Robert George Bolia, brother of the second accused, was acquitted and discharged. The defendants spoke from the dock and offered statements as the verdict was delivered.
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Sydney
Moilay
Toxicas
Thomas O'Hara
Bonham
Dan Fon
Fay Wlin
Bathurstean
Robert George Bolla
O'flara
Vernon Bonham
Effect on Money Market Amid Turbulent Trade Winds
The article notes shifting currency pressures and investor caution as markets wobble. It cites Australian capital movements, price widening by dealers, and a quick print plan after April. It observes reduced demand for smaller offerings and hints at hands consolidating in the market, signaling a cautious phase.
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Herron
Méneks
Stark
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