World Critise Cabinet Proposes Credit Extension Debate
London today the House of Commons heard Sir Hubert Horne move the second reading of the Credits Extension bill. He argued no government can act without credit, and urged approving proposals that support empire interests and development across colonies. The measure contemplates government loans to fund imperial projects within Britain and its dominions.
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London
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Chile
Spanish Troops Massacred in Moors Rebellion Siege
Disjointed report describes Spanish troops and horses at Moune Arruit evacuated after Moorish rebels attacked. References General Vavairos column surrender after a two week defense. Séance-like details of mass killings, positions, and numbers appear inconsistently across the fragment.
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Vavairos
Poland Accepts Silesian Set Plegrient
A Warsaw message says the Polish government accepted the League of Nations decision on Upper Silesia and will negotiate a Polish German economic agreement. Danzig commissioner Plyktinski is named, with service heaters noted.
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Exhibitors Display Lows By Port Pirie Bardeners
Members of the Amateur Gardeners Association presented grows in Port Pirie at the monthly show held last night in the Congregational Hall. The window display featured lowers and garden entries, drawing local interest and attention.
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Amateur Bardeners' Association
Karl’s Gollapse Near Budapest Amid War Turmoil
Reports from London and Paris describe Karl and his wife Empress Ziti fleeing amid government reinforcements near the Czecho-Slovak frontier. Karl’s forces were halted by Horthy’s encircling moves as railway lines were destroyed, leading to his temporary internment and the capture of key Karlist leaders. Switzerland detains Karl’s family except children, while Czecho-Slovakia vows disarmament and punishment to prevent a recurrence.
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India
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National Assembly
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Hungary
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Mentis
Digby and McEntee Recaptured After Flight From Prison
Adelaide police pursued escapees Willan Digby twenty four and William McEntee twenty five from Balaklava to a road chase ending in a motor collision near Bowmans. Digby fled, was shot at, wounded, and recaptured after a four mile pursuit. McEntee surrendered. Earlier, both men allegedly aided by a horse theft history linked to Radina and Adelaide. Digby had escaped from Pentridge two years earlier. Police offered details of the capture and related local pursuit.
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Kal and Karp in exile amid Swiss guardianship talks
London dispatch reports Berne stating Kal and Karp face guardianship issues as Kal plans to abdicate, leaving Karp dependent on likely unrecoverable funds. Britain’s Evening News notes debate over future maintenance and possible exile to a distant place with minimal support. Relocation options from Aveta and Humie are discussed before an actual decision.
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Submerged Deacon Raised on West Coast Visit
Captain G Justice of the Marine Board steamer Conqueror reports a submerged deacon raised near Spencer's Gulf during a routine inspection. A gas jet was to be closed at sunset to reignite the light, which resumed after immersion and was transported to Port for overhaul. The light intended for No 8 Deacon on Pirie Channel is to be installed December 12 aboard the Conqueror.
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Japanese to Leave Siberia War Aftermath Rumors
A Tuesday dispatch reports that Japan may withdraw troops from Siberia due to deadlock with the republic of Chita. The move would force a return of weapons and matériel to Port Vendinostok, risking broader conflict as the regime debates withdrawal plans.
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Adelaide council approves fire drill hall site measure
The House of Assembly approved the fire drill hall site measure after议 awaiting the governor’s assent. The legislative council fussed over the bill, with debate centering on the Adelaide project and its regulatory implications.
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House of Assembly
fiie-Gavernoe
Display of Australian Ministers in New York and London
A fragmentary report notes Australian ministers present in New York and London for talks. It mentions Minister Mayer of London and a gathering of Australians, but details are sparse.
Railway Trucks Derail at Crystal Brook Cause Delays
A railway accident at Crystal Brook derailed six cattle and two sheep from a train bog at the station. The incident injured no one seriously and caused about an hour’s delay as vans were replaced along the line.
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Prices of Metals in Melbourne Market Report
Prices of the lead group cabled to the Metals Exchange show spot at 85 pounds 47 shillings 6 pence, with various consignments and standards noted. The report lists foreign exchange terms and standard prices across several items, reflecting a volatile market.
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London Wool Sales Show Demand for Greasy Wools
The Times reports at London wool sales prices held steady amid strong demand for greasy crossbred and merino wools. Prices ranged from 634 to 4d per pound for greasy wools and from 6d to 110d for New Zealand and Queensland varieties, with active competition among buyers and sellers in a brisk market.
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Toosday
New Zealand
Queensland
National Co-Operative Bank Suspends Operations
Reuters reports in London that the National Co-Operative Bank is suspended due to numerous withdrawal notices affecting deposits. The Tailors ofParroyy's Hall presented favorable conditions, with withdrawals cited as the cause of the suspension.
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Federal debate on Page amendment sparks salaries cut talk
In Melbourne the House of Representatives discussed Dr Page's motion to curb salaries and ministries. Gregory pressed limits while Sir Joseph Cook and Best opposed, citing economics and government stability. The debate touched on a government wage reduction plan and the role of the economy commission.
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Ministers Expect SAE Success Amid Parliamentary Rumors
Parliamentary lobbies buzz over government files as rumors spread of defections from the Nationalists. Sir Bell denies joining the Country Party and says he will vote against estimates unless concessions are met. Mr. Ray remains in limbo with no party action taken. Ministers believe a quick passage of measures is likely as many members attend Parliament. Mr. McDonald appears, while Mr. Nicholls is absent.
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Soulburn Seat in Parliament in New South Wales
Sydney reports the New South Wales Government plans to appoint a member of the Legislative Assembly to fill the Goulburn vacancy. The decision follows questions about a Russian Soviet delegate’s immunity and a pending court hearing as foreign affairs respond to the case.
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Meetings Delayed as Conference Talks Stall
A London dispatch reports that a Safely Conference meeting has been postponed. The committee met yesterday but remains unresolved. Premier yesterday urged continued negotiations, noting longer stalemate raises the risk of slow decisions. Representatives from both sides attended the day’s talks.
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Northern Ireland goes ahead with compensation figures
London reports a figure of about eight million pounds for total compensation in South Ireland from June 4, 4920, to March 20, 4994, as mentioned in a House of Commons briefing. In Belfast the Northern Ireland Supreme Court was described as duly constituted. Sinn Fein delegates attended a requiem mass for MacSwiney at St George's Cathedral Southyeark.
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Question of Allegiance and Ireland Aid Debate
A London conference committee signals cautious aid stance for Ireland amid ongoing talks. Participants expect a preliminary plan with small committees to improve chances, while delegates discuss allegiance and the path to settlement before broader negotiations proceed.
Wages Arbitral Awards Questioned by MP in Commons
Labor MP Robert Younes questioned whether the Mint in the Commonwealth of Australia had applied the wages awards of the Arbitration Court to Melbourne’s industrial cashiers. Sir Hilton Young replied there was no commonwealth mint branch. Melbourne Sydney and Perth were mentioned.
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Australia
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Mint
Indian Exchange Rates and Quotations in British Currency
The Tuesday edition from CSLOUTTA reports on exchange rates for British currency. It notes the Pound in relation to the local rages and lists quotations, including a 1/6 rate, with figures for sale and clients.
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Unclear text prompts a cautious note on public circulation
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a police press claim about future measures related to public circulation and alleged teen issues. The readable parts mention United, Porto, Monday, and possible discussions about prevention and press reporting. Exact details remain uncertain due to garbled source.
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