Westmaster Gazette reports Mussolini Vatican talks on empire split
The Westmaster Gazette claims Mussolini seeks Vatican backing to expand Italian influence and resolve Papacy temporal power. It alleges a behind the scenes power within the Vatican threatening to resign over the Pope’s misgivings while plotting alignment with France and other states.
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Westmaster Gazette
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Vatican
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Tiber
France
New
Malta
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Development at Kendenup Mine Promises Rich Future
Mr. J DeGaris reports a new mineral find at Kendenup near Adelaide with promising development. Samples are in Melbourne and Perth for analysis as government officials prepare a report. No company float planned as the venture aims to be self supporting, funded by gas revenue from the shaft.
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Kendenup
J. DeGaris
Melbourne
DeGurly
DeGuris
Perth
Disabled Steamers Near Port Stephens
A radio message from Sydney reports the disabled Steamer Eastern Moon, towed by the Devon, now 49 miles east of Port Stephens and due at Sydney Heads at daybreak tomorrow. Wonganeils in tow of the St Giles is six miles northeast of North Solitary, 250 miles from Sydney, heading to search Sydney on Wednesday.
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Sydney
Port Stephens
Sydney Heads
Gaplight
Wonganeils
North Solitary
Ausiralian Lajans: Sir Joseph Ouok in Defence
Sir Joseph Ouok defends Australian loans and revenue while criticizing unwise propaganda. He notes sinking funds and interest coverage improve as Australia develops, questioning attempts to restrict tariffs to shield exports and urging factual discussion.
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Sir Joseph Ouok
Lanaus
Sunda
Joseph Josh
Ina Teller
Luumian Beerowins
Finausiers
Thal Australii
Joseph
Industrial. The Coal Trouble in Sydney
An official statement from the Miners Federation and remarks by President Willis indicate the miners intend to prolong the strike. The Miners’ Council seeks settlement, while press reports claim miners may work with others on tasks usually done by engineers, though no agreement has been reached.
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Sydney
Menily
Isus Shite
Bren Med
Ted
J. Willis
Hounell
Davies
Serene Lary
Miners’ Federation
Wuday
Engineurivers
Minere’ Council
Port Adelaide Wharf Walkout Talks Halt Low Tide Activity
Disrupted coal strike at Port Adelaide affects waterside workers. Berths lie empty and bins sit idle as wharf laborers gather in response to the dispute. The scene shows motionless docks and a halted shift as tensions mount.
Sewcastle Employers Move To Adopt 48 Hour Week
Broken Mill Proprietory Company acts to enforce a 48 hour week for engineers and blacksmiths at Sewcastle steel works. About 500 workers will be affected with unionists planning no action tonight but planning a future inquiry into limits. Lithgow gas to run low from Monday if coal supplies fail to arrive, due to bunkered accommodation issues.
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Muuuns
Broken Mill Proprietory
Uniune
Thy Steel Works
Hy Lelands ii
Lithcow
Abd Krim summons tribes as Franco- Spanish forces loom
Sunday dispatch from Tangier reports Abd el Krim has called all loyal tribal leaders and declared his resources nearly exhausted. He says the position is hopeless and offers the tribes a choice to submit or fight to the death with him. The tribes reportedly decide to resist.
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United Service
Tangiens
Wit Couriers
Abd Krim Han
Non-Existent Spirits Revealed by Varis Scientist
Dr Mails, a Varis scientist, tells Sauennet villagers of a 600 red subterranean cavity beneath the village foundations with a roaring river at the bottom, ending a 20 year old superstition of spirit rappings.
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Varis
Sauennet
Egyptian Election riots claim deaths and injuries in Cairo
The Times Cairo correspondent reports serious election disturbances with at least two killed and fifty five wounded in isolated incidents across Cairo. Police and security forces responded to unrest as the campaign period continues.
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Lyndon
Sunda
Times
Cairo
New Cabinet Seen In Cairo Amid Health Concerns
The Times Cairo correspondent reports Zaghlul Pasha in ill health and unwilling to accept the Premiership. Adly Pasha may form a new Ministry while Zikora Pasha plans to stay until Parliament opens to read the King’s speech, then resign.
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United Service
London
the Times
Cairo
Zaghlul Pasha
Adly Pasha
Zikora Pasha
Prest's for the Best Flette Knickers and Petticoats Window Notice
Prest sales ad listing various Flette garments including knickers bloomers petticoats and infant and girls sizes with styles like torchon embroidered spoke stitched and fleeced options. Window display invites inspection of items in stock and fashion details.
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W.O.S
Fifty Fifty Proposal Report From Sydney Conference
Sydney unions and employers held a conference with no settlement reached. Employers proposed a 48 hour work week followed by a 4 hour week alternating, with pay based on time worked. The session adjourned to await union response before resuming.
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Sydney
Monihy
Wadade
Emyssyss
Australian Workers Union seeks ruling in graziers dispute
In the Federal Arbitration Court the Australian Workers Union asked whether certain New South Wales and Victoria graziers were entitled to elul. Dr Brissenden argued voluntary state associations caused needless delay and expense. Justice Wigzina questioned claims while the case moved toward a compulsory conference and eventual full court referral.
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Melbourne
Monty
Australian Workers’ Union
New South Wales
Victoria
Brissenden
Sydney
Slaimunts
Justice Wigzina
Joluim
Grusiers
Vluink
Allen
Justice Powers
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Noy van
Justes Gavin Duty
Owen Dixon, KG
Premiers Meet In Melbourne Over Commonwealth Grants
In Melbourne on Monday the Prime Minister presided as premiers discussed the Commonwealth per capita payments and the balance of taxation between states and the federal government. They weighed potential abolition of per capita payments and the logic of future federal grants amid reduced Commonwealth revenue after the war. The conference adjourned to 2:30 pm to hear Bruce’s speech and continue talks on defence expenditure and funding needs.
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Melbourne
Munday
Peme
S. My Wrney
Dreilees
Lottie
Honan of Representativestates
Ain
Commonwealth
Bruce
National Memorial Board to be Formed in Australia
Prime Minister Melbouine announced that the Act establishing a Commonwealth War Memorial provides for a twelve member board. The government will appoint Australian War Memorials Commission members to form the initial board and seeks further membership growth to meet the Act. Lieutenant-General Sir John Monash and Colonel Vonald Cameron are invited to join, though both may be unavailable due to duties.
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Melboutine
Munthly
My $M. Wruce
Te Bown
Jol Monush Aml Gcolonel Vonald Cameron
Milk
Ie Board
John Monash
Cameron
Court Rules Arbitration Act Dispute Valid
A court ruling finds a genuine dispute under the Arbitration Act after assessing arguments from Wan Lumbey and Dy Brissenden. The decision impacts how the parties proceed with arbitration under the act.
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Wan Lumbey Vicaraciers
Dy Brissenden’ Euments
Moulders Award Debate Divides Australian States
The Federal Moulders union sought termination of the 1924 award. Members in South Australia and Tasmania favored Federal court review, while Queensland, Western Australia, and other states debated state tribunals. Justice Tyluy Quek delivered the record judgment.
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Melbulhne
Gount
Buore
Juba Tuulek
Uijun
Miele
Blackburn
Hecho
South Australia
Wuesnsland
Wester
Tyluy Quek
Coal strike to continue in Britain amid hunger pleas
London reports Labor leaders appealing for aid for wives and children of idle miners facing starvation. Miners vow to keep up their fight, with Malcolm Foley and Marion Phillips among speakers. Leaders warn the struggle will have multiple rounds and be bitter, as families endure dire conditions near the pits.
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London
Britain
Lubot
Glasgow
Marion Phillips
Melbourne
Betrayed by the Trade Union Congress and Labour leaders
London Sunday report quotes miner leader Mr Cook and Rhonda Valley workers decrying betrayal by Trade Union Congress during a general strike. He alleges bullying by well-known figures, government manipulation, and mass withdrawal of support from miners and railway leaders. Recipients earning up to £1000 a year still serve as volunteer tram conductors.
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Mevorden London
Cook
Miners Federation
Rhonda Valley
Trade Union Congress
Leberal Council
Varius
TL Wis
Daldwin
General Council
Thomas
Trades Union Congress
Trade Uniden Congress
London
Shareholders Exhorted Over Coal Owners Strike
London monts Daily Express urges shareholders to oppose the owners during the miners dispute. It claims owners demand government subsidies and refuse reasonable concessions, warning that public must resist a general strike and the owners’ obstinacy risks further harm.
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London
Monts
Daily Express
Mmny
London miners dispute data unclear and fragmented
The readable excerpts show Mr Werhert Smith of the Miners Federation opposing compulsory arbitration and any hours extension. He speaks from London about workers facing wage issues and government action. The text is garbled with misspellings and obscures precise events.
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London
Werhert Smith
Miners Federation
Rovetom
Japan and the League In Tokios Conference Report
In Tokyo an official denies Geneva reports that Japan is retreating from talks. The spokesman says Japan aims for a successful early conference with possible Russian participation, with preference for a location outside Switzerland, ideally Washington.
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Mandeliree
Geneva
Japan
M. Shidvfara
Switzerkind
Tut
Washington
Expensive Day for Miner as Tree Sound Vanishes
Percival Jenkins, a Tasmanian miner, loses £198 after a tram jostle in Fitzroy. On returning to the city a peculiar seat sound is heard, revealing a stolen sound from his pocket that gives the tree its name.
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Percy Jenkins
Swirtels
Fitzroy
Empire Day Anniversary in Britain Observed
The Times commemorates Empire Day with a graphic imperial section on progress across the Empire. Premier ministers issue anniversary messages urging unity to defend the constitution, while Australia cables that each year brings Britain closer to the imperial ideal through overseas markets and trade growth.
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Mumber
the Times
Epire
Mev Baldwin
M. Bruce
Australia
Britain
Otr
Australian Loyalty at Empire Day Celebration in Sydney
Lord Stonehaven praised Queen Victoria and Empire Day in Sydney today. He called the empire the greatest human organization and urged men to create happy homes, noting daily life in Australia reveals deep loyalty among Australians.
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Sydney
Lord Stonehaven
Victora
Exp
Australia
Commercial stock exchange quota actions listed
A A Pearce and Co report quota actions from S C Ward and Co of Adelaide dated May 24. The list includes buyers and sellers across multiple stocks such as Lyell, Eletrolslie, Junction North, North, Sulphide, Zinc, Ri, Goldsbrough Marl, Nestles and others with varied bid and ask prices.
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Stock Exchange
S.C. Ward and
Adelaide
Lyell
Junction Nort
North
Sulphide Corporation
South
Zinc Corporation
Goldsbrough
Holdens, Ltd
Nestles
Fruit and Vegetables Wholesale Prices in Adelaide
Adelaide wholesale markets list fruit and vegetable prices per unit. Apples 4/5 to 5/. eating 4/10 7/ per case. Grapes 6/ to 8/ per cap. Tomatoes grade 17 to 16/ per case. Oranges 8 to 12/ per case. Cauliflower 8/ to 12/ per dozen. Peas 14/ per bushel.
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Adelaide
Sluuuay
Cape
Lofty Beef Prices Reported at Campbell Park Market
Auction at Campbell Park Market featured seven well bred Shorthorn bullocks sold by Mr AB Buchanan. Prices reached up to £93 for the best, with average around £31 4s per head. Expert judges praised breeding and quality of the lot.
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Auelaine
Ab, Buchnan
Campbell Park
Soviet miners' leaders push harsh productivity plan
Riga dispatch reports M Ayko, president of the Council of Communists, condemns Soviet miners for low output. He calls for a minimum 10 percent daily working-time increase and a broad drive against absenteeism tied to vodka restrictions. He cites underground idleness of some workers and urges stricter contract observance and dismissal of nonessential bonds in state enterprises.
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United Secret
London
Sunder
M. Ayko
Council of Communists
Riga O
Times
Kom
Naves
Empire's Flag Aims to Unite Dominions
In a letter to The Recorder, Maxwell Garnett secretary of the British League of Nations Union argues that each Dominion flag should be included in a symbol of imperial unity. He suggests the Royal Standard be redesigned to feature emblems from well governed Dominions and flown over Buckingham Palace as an Empire Day symbol.
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London
Maxwell Garnett
British League of Nations Union
Buckingham Palace
Obituary for John Ross a longtime Lowry's seller
Friends mourn the sudden death of John Ross at 52 after a brief illness. He served 12 years with Mr Lowry and was a Freemason, Congregational Church member, Druids Lodge, and Caledonian Society treasurer. The Pirie community, including Miss Susie Ross and Mr Frank Ross, will handle interment plans.
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John Ross
mSr
Lawry
Becamy
Ir Moss
Geogles
Ite
Bret
Pirig
Lowry
Hin Dembee
Ife
Ross
Pirie
HL M. Pereira
Moha ‘Terrace
Solomontown
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