Soviet Embassy Raid Details Emerge In Berlin
Report from Reuters describes a Sunday incident in Berlin where two police officers were lured to the Russian delegation building and imprisoned, allowing a Russian communist egress. One man named Bernhardt disappeared amid the ensuing confusion.
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Berlin raid on Soviet Embassy alarms Berlin and London
An official Berlin account describes a police raid on the Soviet Trade Mission with force used on obstinate officials. cupboards were forced as occupants refused to hand over keys. London sources say a German monarchist group planned an outrage to influence Soviet elections.
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City of Singapore Damage Report From Port Adelaide Shores
The City of Singapore remains in focus as divers and engineers work through Monday to assess the wreck remains. A hole was cut in the hull to allow water to drain and work continued on bulkheads and pumping to stabilize the vessel for possible tow to Melbourne for repairs. A Port Adelaide engineer notes Fletcher's dock at Birkenhead could serve as a dock for repairs if needed.
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World Fliers Arrive as Aviator Heads to Tokyo
Reuters report from Basra, Bombay and Karachi notes Napier engine shipment for Squadron Leader Maclaren. French aviator M. Daisy, en route Paris to Tokyo, arrived from Karachi after a six and a half hour leg and plans departure for Calcutta next.
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Tokyo
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Portuguese Aviators Enter Arrive After Dust Storms
Three Portuguese aviators Captains Pais Beires and Lieut Govela arrived this afternoon. They were greeted by the Vice-Consul of Portugal and RAF officers. The crew were fatigued and said strong head winds and dust storms along the Baluchistan coast impeded progress.
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New Bridge Construction Replaces Bremar Span at Callington
In Adelaide on Sunday morning a new heavier load bridge was installed over the Bremar river at Callington replacing the old span. The 60 foot span and 42 ton weight suit engines weighing up to parts of the line. Nine more similar bridges will follow on the south line and fourteen on the north line with five additional strengthened. About 35 men worked to complete the task in time for the scheduled train.
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No Coercion in Ulster Speech Scouts Irish Settlement
London source reports a British secretary to the colonies speaking at a Labour demonstration in Ler by the Irish border boys. He argues coercion will not solve the settlement and warns against publicizing private proposals, insisting the government will honor the treaty spirit rather than treat it as scraps.
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Socialists Lead in German Elections Amid Turmoil
Reuters reports large voter turnout across Germany as Socialists remain the largest party with about 110 deputies. Nationalists gain seats, Communists surge, others uncertain. Cologne scenes escalate and religious overtones influence voting. Form of government unclear, Nationalists likely pivotal.
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Reuters
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African politics in South Africa dominion election coverage
Australian Press Association notes preparations for the South African election with high activity and enthusiasm across constituencies. It reports Minister of Finance Burton not standing in Klip River and seeking Lady Smith candidacy while urging support for loyal Dutch against racial tensions. speeches abroad reference war risk and the broader regional political stakes.
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Great Lakes Water War Sparks Canada US Protest
Canada and the United States clash over Great Lakes water use. A joint statement from the British Embassy and state departments denounces plans to divert water to the Mississippi basin. Canada notes Chicago's diversion from Lake Michigan harms harbors and navigation from Sault Ste. Marie to Tidwater, risking Montreal’s port status.
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Queensland figures weigh Theodore influence on federal seat
In Sydney Moudey reporting Premier Gillies says Mr Theodore may back easing federal politics. Gillies notes Herbert seat mentioned, Wilkes backs Theodore to defeat Rumford. J Fihelly, former Agent General for Queensland, plans to contest Brisbane seat.
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Rumford
J. Fihelly
Brisbane
Gas In A Colliery In Sydney District
An accumulation of inflammable gas was found in the Stanford Merthyr colliery in the Northern Coalfelds. Shot firing was suspended and the place is sealed for the time being.
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Stanford Merthyr
Eastbourne murder case clouds still after body found
Police probe a partly boiled female corpse discovered in a bungalow in Eastbourne. Investigators tie the case to a Miss E. Kay and a man who reportedly traveled from London with a dangerous rumor of a seaside home for his wife or sister-in-law. A trench of clues includes a leather trunk and a bloodstained tin, with two women possibly involved and a dark-haired suspect seen leaving Eastbourne.
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Board of Bishops Supports Prohibition in Address
The Australian press reports the Board of Bishops urging continuation of Prohibition while noting calls to lift bans on dancing cards and theatre. The address acknowledges flawed enforcement yet declares liquor control a lasting national policy and cites gradual social mood shifts affecting attitudes toward temperance.
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Parkside Hoax Robbery Exposed In Glen Osmond Road
A Parkside police report reveals a phony robbery at a Small fruit and sweets shop on Glen Osmond road. A woman admitted opening the iron safe and taking the money while staging a burglary, her husband innocent. case deemed not covered by the law.
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Broken Hill Wages Question In Industrial Unrest
A large crowd gathered as the Workers' Industrial Union reported mine managers refused a log and debated strike versus arbitration. The conference plan, drawing delegates from Federated Engine Drivers and other unions, aims to defend workers’ interests. Trade and Laborers' Union will consider reentry after withdrawing their action.
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Truck Shortage Relief With New Stock Arriving in Adelaide
An official statement from Adelaide Morning reports that South Australia faces truck shortages until the first consignment arrives. American broad gauge trucks will be converted for Eyre Peninsula service, with 150 already converted this year.
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Melbourne tram strike halts cable cars and idle workers
Cable trams and some northern suburb electric cars stop service in Melbourne after two gripmen refuse to train a student. About 3300 trammen idle as 60,000 workers lose cable transport to work. A mass meeting backed the Trades Hall Disputes Committee approach, and a railerence request from the Tramway Board was noted. further talks scheduled.
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Double Tragedy Inquest At Qualbe Tragedy In Sydney
The inquest into the Qualbe tragedy opened in Sydney with Captain Marry Feakes testifying about alleged prior attempts to injure fuel. Coroner Jamieson heard that witnesses recounted past acts by Magnus and others. The verdict later found seaman Bitehie murdered by Susan Brown, with the death also attributed to self harm.
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Suan Brown
Wages Inquiry On Gulf Regions At Adelaide Boards Hearing
The Board of Industry in Adelaide discussed living wages for the Gulf districts Iron Knob and Whyalla. Dr Jethro Kent said wages must attract workers beyond metropolitan levels and include concessions for distant work. The company argued for adequate pay, while unions urged review by industrial court due to harsh living conditions and limited housing options.
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