British Delegation To Washington Conference Size Noted
London dispatch reports Austin Chamberlain in the House of Commons stating the British delegation to the Washington Conference included twenty five vacials and novel air officers forty seven secretaries and typists and twenty one attendants messengers and night water men. He said the exact total was unestimateable but the figure reflected the body’s importance to the British Empire. Lord Let and his star judge Sas Int of India along with Weilingtus Koo a Japanese military expert have departed London for Washington.
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London
Austin Chamberlain
House of Commons
Washington
Prices of Metals Report From Melbourne Telegraphic Copy
Prices of metals were cabled to the Metal Exchange yesterday from Melbourne. Quotations show some changes with specific constants for standard, 3/3, and 36k levels. The report indicates minor movements and unchanged items amid fluctuating market values.
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Melbourne
Ead
Exohars
Pirie Pet 3orough Train Controversy Leaves Hearing
A fragmentary report notes disputes over a railway project or timetable related to Pirie and nearby Penneborough. Mentions a commissioner and a housing or assembly inquiry with uncertain outcomes and possible reinstatement discussions.
Labor Conference Eyeing Global Agricultural Labor Rules
London reports the International Labor Conference debated its power to draft international regulations for agricultural labor. French and Indian delegates supported the competence, while a French Labourite opposed it. The session adjourned with British Dominion delegates glad to avoid European dominance and seeking action in committees.
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London
International Labor Conference
League of Nations
Ivernment
M. Jouhaix
India
Colombia
Chile
Great Britain
Washington
Sais
Aris
Irish negotiations suspended awaiting Ireland communication
London dispatch reports that Irish negotiations are suspended pending receipt of an important communication from Ireland. The terse note indicates a pause in talks as officials await further information before proceeding.
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London
Ireland
Australia soldiers dead marked for full graves search
A United Service report notes a two pound reward for finding Australia soldiers' bodies from World War battles, with emphasis on red areas where fighting was fiercest. The Anclo French Mixed Graves Commission discusses uniform ward procedures and ongoing recovery efforts, including identification stations in danger zones for proper interment.
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United Service
Oriss Dow
Australia
Shepherd
Terms of the truce over Sinn Fein courts in Ireland
Reporting from London the White Paper on Ireland shows no formal treaty or binding document. It states active operations were paused by personal negotiations and that interpretations vary, though the paper says the spirit remains identical.
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London
Nelay
Ireland
Tey
Hames Greenwood
Sinn Fein
Irmar
Austin Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Toister
Pessimism Acknowledges Irish Conference Deadlock
United service London reports pessimism over the Irish Conference as talks stall. Cabinet ministers and Sinn Fein face pressure. Unionists fear concessions to throne allegiance, while discussions on Tyrone and Fermanagh borders spark opposition and nervousness across parties. The Uster group urges immediate implementation of the turu rule to protect provincial rights.
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United Service
London
Sinn Fein
Tyrone
Fermannel
Cisiris
Irish Bulletin Denounces Forced Levies for Republican Army
London reports the Irish Bulletin condemning forced levies for the Republican army as unauthorized. It states that only voluntary subscriptions may be used to finance local administration and that all coercive collection must cease.
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London
Wheat Market Steady Amid Uncertain Premiers Conference
Wheat traders report a firm rate around 4/6 a bushel with growers accepting the price in some areas while many await the Premiers' Conference outcome in Melbourne. South Australian and Victorian brokers, including Messrs Sunday & Co and Croaby, Mung & Co, discuss expanding import focus to Australia, Manila, Argentina and India as Mr Middleton from Bell & Co assumes local agency duties. A NSW government delay in decisions on the 1991 99 harvest prompts farmers to consider market risks as they press for guidance.
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Bourne
Messrs. S Sunday & Co
Manila
Indi
Mesare, Croaby, Mung & ‘Co
Ac Ax South Austealian
MM. Br. Middleton
4. Bell & Co
Amit
Messrs
James Wardle
Adelaide
Bagnall
New South Wales
Anthony
House of Assembly
Baenell
Crags
Bato
Disney
Sala
Shiloh
France Seeks Safer Britain for Offender
Paris voices preference for keeping a dangerous offender under surveillance in Britain rather than imprisonment. Diplomats discuss possible destinations including Australia, the Netherlands, the Canary Islands, Majorca, and other Mediterranean islands. Budapest dispatch notes Hungary urging King Charles to surrender to British authorities.
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United "Service
London
England
Majorca
Monsrers
Children Used to Sympathy in Paris Healuhs Service
A Paris service notes hesitation over future of Kart stall’s residence and a planned announcement that his children will be compelled to leave Swit behind. The children are described as Mlawisl journeyists and may be linked to a troubled transit event.
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Healuhs
Paris
Niven
Ann
Swit
Price in Australia consider Wheat price reduction
Vip Premier told Mr. Hill in Adelaide that the possibility of reducing the price of wheat for home consumption could be considered at the Australian Wheat Board meeting. He did not reveal likely results, noting opinions vary and proposals may be made by himself or the Australian Minister in charge.
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Adelaide
Hill
Booth Australian
Butterfield
Australian Wheat Board
German Reparations and Occupation Costs Overview
Figures outline reparations paid by Germany and recovery receipts through October. Estimates show 400 million in regiora, 1.33 million in receipts under recovery act, and totals of 26 million advanced for relief. Army of occupation costs reach 144 million pounds, with 67 million pounds for the American army.
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Heuter
Germany
Parliament Pleares Government in Adelaide House to-day
In Adelaide, Thursday, Mr Denny pressed questions in the House of Assembly. The Premier said progress had been made with business this session but indicated the prorogation likely during rat week in December.
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Adelaide
Denny
House of Assembly
Churchill cites Canada Ireland parallel in race and religion
London reports Churchill at the Canada Club saying Canada shares some religious and linguistic diversities with Ireland but the issues do not threaten Canada’s integrity. He argues Ireland is a parent race worldwide, urging government policy to understand Irish sentiment and end medieval hatreds.
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Reuter
London
Canada Club
Ste Winston Churchill
Canada
Ireland
Conference in the balance amid Irish and Vatican tensions
The Times reports a cabinet drafted solution faces hurdles amid Str de Valera's telegram to the Pope and doubts over a Washington visit. Officials warn the conference’s fate remains uncertain, though the situation is not hopeless.
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London
Str
de Valera
Premler
Washington
Prize Money in Looted Silver from Pacific Raids
Australia considers recovering 8000 pounds of Sustratlan silver coins seized by German forces during wartime raids. The loot included 62100 pounds worth of Australian silver destined for circulation in newly captured territories. Authorities in London and Canberra may press for the return of the pilfered currency.
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Sustratlan
Melbourne
Wolf
Rabaul
Australia
Netter
Britain
London
Treasury
London Wool Sales At The Times Auction
London wool sales report 9 800 bales cleared with Australian greasy merinos well represented at current rates. Prices ranged greasy combings 234d per lb, greasy 22d, scoured 38d to 42d. Victorian merino greasy 254 5 best scoured 40d. Crossbred greysteaded 54d to 133d. Association account 2 740 bales to be offered at Liverpool sale on November 7 and 18.
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London
Sydney
Liverpool
Times Leading Article Warns on Conference Aftermath
The Times warns that the conference may fail and England could resort to force to hold Ireland. It argues alternatives should be taken to avert such a day, and doubts the delegates’ ability to resolve the nation’s dire challenges.
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the Times
England
Ireland
Financiers consider underwriting one million for new venture
London reports that prominent financiers are being canvassed to underwrite 1,000,000 for capital of a new company to operate a parcel of four large state ventures. The news follows the House of Lords ruling on betting debts by cheque. Rev G B Rowe and Messrs L O Manifold and E L Mitellvell attended the Annual District Synod of the Methodist Church at Pirle yesterday.
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Reutera Servicg
London
House of Lords
G. B. Rowe
L. 0. Manifold
EL. Mitelvell
Methodicd Church
Pirle
Federal Crisis in Melbourne House Debates Page's Amendment
In Melbourne the House of Representatives resumes to attack the supply motion linked to Page's proposal to cut the first item of the call by £0. The Country Party, led by McWilliams, attacks the tactic as unemployment causing while maintaining support for maternity grants and opposing a constitutional conference. Debates feature Mr Hughes and Dr Page with strong partisan stances and a noted division on the vote. Speaker notes and pair votes reflect a tense session as Sir Elliott Johnson and others abstain or pair, with Melbourne reporting the parliamentary clash and late remarks on attendance and voting.
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Hay
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Somme
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Australia
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Blakeley
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Considine
Cunningham
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Flemine
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Gibson
Hill
Hunter
Jowett
Lambert
Lazzarini
Mahony
Makin
Maloney
Matthews
McDonald
McGrath
Parker Maloney
Prawer
Tiley
Stewart
Watkins
West
Agaltiut
Sir Elliott Johnson
Joseph Gack
Nicholls
Robert Best
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Burchell
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Amalgamated Zinc Company Outlook Amid Industry Turmoil
Directors discuss half-year results and reliance on tonnage and ore treatment. Balilieu notes short life of Broken Hill site while Elotrotrile Zinc may offset losses. Shiels Cu-hareholfer frames crisis as industry wide due to awards, hours, and water issues. Dispute calls for arbitration court changes.
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South Mine Company
Balilieu
Broken
W. Shiels Cu Ahareholfer
Melbourne Water Supply Bill Advances in Assembly
Melbourne legislative session sees Mr Lawson move the second reading of a bill to raise borrowing powers for Melbourne waterworks. Prime Minister Hughes marks a sickly year in office, establishing a record.
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Legizlave
Lawson
Melnowrine
Pillan
Nelbourne
Thursdar
Jit WM
Hughes
Australia
YMCA Boosters Hold Winding-Up Banquet Amid Small Attendance
The Y M C A Boosters Club held a winding-up banquet with a comparatively small turnout. A E Arnold chaired and spoke on the booster goals, noting weekly Thursday gatherings, and urging continuation of the summer program. J W Burnard recalled past challenges overcome, praising loyal helpers and the role of the YMCA in steering youths away from objectionable pastimes.
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Port
Yalga
J. W. Burnard
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Mperetary
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J T. Rond Eahd
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Mr Hopkins
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