Liberal revival forecast by Lloyd George in Reform push
Reuter's Survier reports Lloyd George urging Liberal renewal as the party faces defeat claims that millions voted Liberal in the past and more could join if the Labour and Socialist groups prove strong in opposition. He cites federation leaders and potential resignations over funding concerns.
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Reuter
Survier
Lloyd George
Werial
Atv Jlteersl Federation
Heghxeles
Liberal Party
Mactedu
Prisi Dent
Federation
Huueon
Mudeon
Iw Federation
Keen South Africa election fight heats up
Election day set for June 17 as South Africa prepares for a tightly contested general election. Nationalist factions face off against the South African Party in most constituencies with Pretoria West offering a notable contest between General Smuts and a SA party candidate, plus an independent.
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Cape
Seton
Abervers
South Africa
Lactor Wandar
Pretoria West
Smuts
Immigration Conference Solves Deficiency By Migrant Definition
Rever correspondent in Rome reports the Migration Conference adopts a Maltese legal definition of emigrant and interprets immigrant status for most immigration countries. Four committees were formed to address each objective and draft an interstatal collection agreement.
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Jondon
Rome
Scholarships For Diplomats Sons Approved
The British government approves a scheme to fund scholarships for sons of diplomats. A trust or fund with at least £16,000 will provide scholarships of £800 annually for four years at a British public school.
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Luton
Adiserly
Gomuer Ub
Aiplanune
Anii Gourular Sersivur
Ays Hritieh
Sugar Growers Seek Preference Amid Trade Talks
Sugar growers press for government preference in trade talks with the British government seeking duty protections to favor domestic sugar, arguing Continental imports harm local producers. The article notes legislative action and potential roadblocks in policy, with emphasis on sugar and related products.
Marks Hand Will Present Band Concert At Wharf
Stage program includes selections such as The Old Alley and The Night, with Yous Broadcastin Sout Theronel. V. Dixon to conduct as the producer. A collection will be raised for the required fundraiser.
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Waltaes
V. Dixon
American airmen arrive in Japan after long flight
Reuters reports American aviators completed a grueling leg of their Pacific journey arriving at Kanumigaura, Japan after a 320 mile leg from the Aleutians. Crowds watched as the squadron rested, refueled, and prepared for engine overhauls before continuing their 8575 mile, 99 hour expedition.
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Tokyo
Mintto
Aa Islands
Japan
Guy Ryckuts
Loutefonetal Yakumitsa
Army Aviation Branch
American liquor treaty with Britain proclaimed at State Department
The United States and Britain exchange ratifications completing the liquor treaty to set terms for search of ships under the British flag within an hour’s sailing distance. Provisions apply penalties under U S prohibition laws to liquor aboard sea stores or cargoes, with seals required when sharing damage claims for British vessels. Simultaneous treaties with Sweden and others were noted as part of ongoing negotiations.
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United States
Britain
State Department
Sweden
Germany
Moilund
Bedng
Coolidge
Mr. Hugles
Huntieh
Svarell
Bahamas distilleries planned under government approval
Plans to operate Bahama Island distilleries advance after a government approval. The Legislative Assembly authorised distillery operations, with the state anticipating about 1 500 000 dollars in revenue. Nassau officials note this marks the first distillery project under the new regime and a one dollar per gallon levy is proposed.
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Atenan
New York
Dowdley
Seri Iga
Bahama
Ney Nettleton
Supreme Court of
Set
Nassau
Weiit
Local District Report Shows Notable Activity
Ngarruahoe in Auckland district records late May sprawl with steady activity. two square units show rising work, while a wood sector shifts leftward, indicating broader local changes and ongoing development in the area.
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Auukland
Naardalive
British Parliament Unemployment Debate in Commons
The government faced questions on unemployment policy as Shaw and Hicks clashed over labor estimates. Remarks praised Beithish prestige and domestic wealth plans while opposition argued the labor ministry failed to outline concrete jobs. A colonial note followed on Empire settlement Act provisions for settlers.
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Blandon
House of Commons
Ste Johnson Hicks
Shaw
Labtor
Minbury of Labor
Committee of Supply
Anahay Maconall
Beitich
Hense
Ddushter
Tuleman
Sir Shaw
Joynson Hicks
Ex- Leger
Masterman
Labor Wins West Toxteth By Election
London reports Labour victory in West Toxteth by election with 15 505 votes for ribbons and 13 034 for the Conservative candidate. The Daily Herald notes Ramsay MacDonald calls the result a great encouraging victory and a preview of general election outcomes.
Arbitration Court hears union bid on discipline case
In Melbourne Friday the Tramway Employees Association asked the federal Arbitration Court to consider whether Gripman Howard’s punishment was excessive. Justice Pennhurst reserved ruling after hearing the union’s application and the Tramway Board’s consent to proceed. The court criticized Howard for striking without union consultation, as it weighed the board’s appeal and potential leniency.
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Melbourne
Amistracom
le Tew Empleyns
Tramway Board
Fussley Towers
Upisn
Howard
Justice Penvurs
Tramway Employess Association
Howard Lid
Shipping Case Confers In Sydney For Arbitration
In Federal Arbitration Court a conference was held in Sydney on Tuesday to consider the matter of steamship insurance and the actions of owners. Mr Gallingt stated the aim to insert a flame to prevent union strike and control matters, with adjournment pending further discussion and a formal conference in Sydney on the specified date.
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Melbourne
Federal Arbitration Court
Gallingt
Sydney
British Fleet En Route To Suva Under Special Service Squadron
Australian press reports the special service squadron moving toward Suva to position for potential action. The fleet, tracing a route near Guadalua, plans to pass close to Beavoa to permit the people of Fevuka to view the ships while weather permits.
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Austewlien Press Association
Suva
Pehias Haeas
Adulaide Foie
Fevuka
Colliery Fire Sealed Off in South Wales
In a reported incident at a colliery, the fire zone has been sealed off and men taken into custody over concerns tied to the event. Investigations are ongoing as operations resume today amid official silence and resumed work.
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Sydney
Verday
Mie
Stanford Merthyr Gale Hiery
Bern
Empire Day Observed At Pirie And Solomontown Schools
Empire Day was observed at Pirie and Solomontown schools with morning lessons and assembled flags. At Pirie West Rev C H Chamberlain and others spoke before a ceremonial flag salute and songs. Solomontown pupils formed three flags and recited while parents showed strong interest and the day included a half holiday in the afternoon.
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Pirie
Solomontown
Pirie West
C. H. Chamberlain
F. E. Watts
R. T. Lawry
Austealtz
M. C. Mitchell
J.C. Fitzgerald
Selomontowa School
George
St Patrick
Adelaide Empire Day Celebrations Across State Schools
Governor Sir Tom Bridges visited Hindmarsh Unley and Goodwood schools in Adelaide Friday as students received a half holiday. Teachers focused on Great Britain with songs and recitations while Union Jacks flew from flagpoles and cube shops celebrated Britain and Australia. Students saluted the flag at noon and declared loyalty to the Empire and King George V.
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Adelaide
Tom Bridges
Hindmarsh
Unley
Goodwood
Gunn
Pretier
Westbourne Park
Britain
Australia
British Empire
George V
Death of Mr Thomas Webb Director of Mauddart Parker
Obituary notice states Mr Thomas Webb, director of Mauddart Parker Street, died in November. His estate is valued at £28,695 for the benefit of his widow children and grandchildren.
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Thomas Webb
Messrs. Mauddart
Motor Accident Case Registers Murder Charge
Adelaide court records Stuart Lionel Cosgrove of West Thebarton committed for trial on a charge of murdering Glory Parrott on Port Road May 1. At an inquest Parrott, riding a bicycle, collided with a motorcyclist seconds before being struck by Cosgrove’s car. A witness described talk of compensation among four men on the roadway. The motorcyclist’s identity remains unknown.
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Adelaide
Stuart Lionel Cosgrove
Pastor's Road
West Thebarton
Ramsay Smith
Gtory Parrott
Port Road
Parrott
Cosgrove
Parrot
Bevan Ordered to Pay 247000 in City Equitable Case
London Thursday judgment delivered in Chancery Court by Mr Justice Rolleeau. Official receiver and liquidator sought orders against Gerald Bevan and other directors and auditors of City Equitable Pig Insurance Co. Bevan previously sentenced December 3, 1922. Court ordered Bevan to pay 247000 for losses sustained by the company. other directors were not found liable.
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London
Chancery Court
Justice Rolleeau
City Equitable Pig Insurance Co
Qmisieasanse Stimous
Greweh
Teast
Bevan
Postal Official in Trouble in Enigmatic Report
A garbled police notice reports a postal official and an associate facing trouble amid unclear charges. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at legal action and an alleged attempt linked to a shooting incident or related crime.
Melbourne Premier Awaits Governor Over Assembly
Victorian politics report Premier Peacock expects a reply from Governor Stradbroke on assent to the Assembly bill. He will see the Governor tomorrow. a Wednesday date for action is anticipated with polling day set for June 26.
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Melbourne
Mexander Peacock
Goveron Lord Stradbroke
Tagialn Fhe
New State Commission Supports Sydney Split Preference
Fragmented text shows a New State commission in Sydney backing a subdivision theory for New South Wales. The report argues the commission is sound and to report in favor of the people's preference, suggesting political realignment toward a New State autonomy.
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Sydney
Macartndott
New State
York
Australia
New States
New Sout Wales
Church notices from Port Pirie area churches
A dense list of church notices from multiple Port Pirie churches including Solomontown Methodist Central Methodist Mission South Baptist Congregational Port Pirie Baptist Lutheran Church Church of Christ and others. Items reference Sunday services missionary night choir anthems lectures memorials and readings with names like Rev J Andrews Rev L Brooke Rex Gy Chamber E A Bowes and John Wyllie Wauchore and events including devotional services community singing and observed anniversaries.
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Central Methodist Mission
Basis
J Poor
Tennyson
Rots
Fay Seaton
Risdon Park
Guek
Wesley Stooks
Port Pirie Baptist Church
Pearse
Jerusalem
Rex Gy
Church OF Christ
John Wyllie Wauchore
Oeort the Conquerors
E. A. Bowes
Federal Parliament Debates Marble Industry Aid
Mielaouane in parliament moved to discuss support for the marble industry through a general or anti dumping duty. He cited Queensland quarries with 16 million tons and £50,000 spent on plant. He claimed Queensland losses could be offset by tariff increases aiding marble exports to Australia. Other MPs voiced support and opposition as reports and inquiries were debated. the house adjourned until Wednesday.
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Mielaouane
Wesday
House of Representative
Yorke Jernsland
Queensland
Adetralia
Gueensland
Theaute Enehamge
Gable
Pll
Direwory
Chapmin
Ains
Isa
Bites
Amusements: Lie Wall of the Sea at Avateal and Alhambra
A colored picture titled Lie Wall of the Sea is to be shown at Avateal and Alhambra Theatres. Described as a dramatic, charming film with altered coloring by a new process. Also featuring a bright comedy titled Owl on the program, promising entertainment for picture lovers.
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Avateal
Alhambra
Adelaide Railway Station design winners announced
Three designs selected for the new Adelaide Railway Station win £250 each after a year of entries. The top three will be interviewed by railway experts for possible improvements before final choice in two to three months.
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Adelaide
Pridty
Staton
Iave Fun
Mnat
Webb
Gommbeeed
Sn Ick
Pwstition
Bunny
Domestic Tragedy in Sydney Wife Wounded in Jealous Attack
In Sydney yesterday Frida, a domestic tragedy unfolded as Ghirhes Vrelour pointed a double barreled gun at his wife after an argument. He then died twice after firing, and the wife was wounded and hospitalized in a serious condition. Mrs. Cretour cites jealousy but says there was no justification. The couple had a past history of trouble.
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Sydney
Frida
Yuneu
Ghirhes Vrelour
Krepers
Higapitel
Death Rays Offered to War Office
London daily Express reports inventor MC Matthews unveils his death ray to the War Office and plans to delay demonstration until proof of feasibility is established.
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WAR Office
Hubter
London
Daily Express
MC Matthews
Moe
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