Italy Stands Firm Over Italo Greek Dispute
Geneva reports the League of Nations faces a stubborn Italian stance as Mussolini rejects League interference in the Italo Greek conflict. Awaited vote on Italy's role and potential sanctions reveals unrest in Europe with Corfu tensions and Greek reprisals.
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The Greek Note Opens Move for Inquiry In London
The note describes a proposed committee inquiry into Greek murder cases tied to a London conference. It calls for a comprehensive search into crimes by Greeks abroad and urges authorities to pursue suspects who may have sought refuge outside Greece. The Greek government signals willingness to cooperate and outlines aims for broader, cross border investigation.
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Italy deplores loss of life Amedea report notes
Descriptions from Rome and Greece recount casualties and unrest amid tensions. Reports cite American reactions, potential reprisals, and Greek priestly activities tied to political events. Officials discuss fortress defenses and imminent actions as the crisis unfolds.
Refugees Die in Corfu Shelling Orphan Toll Reported
A disrupted account from Corfu cites twenty deaths among refugees and orphans amid bombardment. American and British orphanages housed in a fortress suffered shell hits. many wounded and missing, with rescue efforts ongoing as shells struck the gates and surrounding areas.
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Davis Cup match nets Australian win as Johnston triumphs
New York reports a Davis Cup tie where W Johnston defeated J Hawkes 6-0 2 6-3 and W Tilden beat J Anderson 2 6 1 8 1, while Australia takes the day in singles. The crowd enjoyed warm weather as the United States earned one win but Australia claimed the series lead with several decisive sets.
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Japan Faces Three Tasks After Tokyo Disaster
A Tokyo crisis report outlines three main problems after the West Japan disaster: feeding over 2,000,000 in Tokyo and other cities, maintaining peace amid looting and violence, and rebuilding railways telegraphs and roads. Martial law is in effect and a large relief effort is anticipated with medical supplies and clothing arriving midweek.
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Neier
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Relief measures in Nagasaki reported amid quake and unrest
Torn fragments describe relief actions in Nagasaki where regents and officials mobilize funds and resources. Reports mention casualties and injuries among locals including notable deaths, with residents and foreign nationals affected. The pagoda in Lerno Park remains intact despite modern architectural upheavals as Japan reacts to disaster.
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Disaster follows disaster in war torn Nagasari area
Thousands of refugees fill a park while a feared explosion ruptures oil pipes and a Tokyo fire subsides after midnight. Officials say the incident likely started by inflammable liquid as authorities begin restoring order and releasing political prisoners amid shifting wartime controls.
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Contradictory Reports on Prince Regent and Tokyo Earthquake
Disjointed dispatches claim various outcomes after a major quake. Messages suggest Premier Ya mumnote attacked and hiding while Enoshima island sinks in one report. Other notices say Yokohama harbor vessels escaped, looting rises in Token with six killed, and San Francisco reports rail relief aiding refugees.
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American destroyers patched with supplies
Washington report states Admiral Anderson sent a radio message detailing supply shipments to destroyers in the fleet. The communication references mission status and replenishment efforts as part of ongoing naval support operations.
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Trade Union Congress Renter's Service Opens at Plymouth
The Plymouth venue opened the Trade Union Congress Renter's Service presenting 4,269,000 mam from assimilated unions and noting an over eight million decline versus last year. President J. B. Willitama denounced imperialism and urged old unionists to stand firm as world peace hangs on the issue. A token of earthquake sympathy in Japan preceded the remarks.
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Wergency Command Osaka Sparks Embassies Destruction Report
A wireless message states that the Italian and French Embassies were destroyed. The Emergency Commandeering Act allows seizure of facilities materials vehicles and needed labor. Governors authorize command of others and noncompliers face penalties up to 1000 yen or up to three years in prison. goal prices will reflect three year average market price.
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Earthquake Shocks Persist in Japan, Obs Reports
The Observatory director records continued tremors in Japan with seismographs showing shocks at 2.59 am, 9.39 am, and 10.5 pm yesterday. Initial quake described as violent. subsequent shocks less intense but still strong.
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Earthquakes Hit Tokyo as People Flee in Chaos
A China Shanghai message notes tremors causing panic in Tokyo with residents fleeing and authorities reporting disruptions. The report highlights ruptured infrastructure and growing fear across the city amid ongoing seismic activity.
Destruction in Tokyo and Nagasaki Reported in Early Tuesday News
Relief Bureau cites 955 900 houses destroyed and 149 000 casualties in Nagasaki while Manila reports artesian fire relief and planned shipments. UNECE and medical teams allocated 90 doctors 50 to 130 nurses with supplies and replenishment pledged by Colonel Mixer.
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Removal of Capital Rumored to Shift to Kyoto
In Osaka on Tuesday reports claim the capital could be temporarily moved to Kyoto as the prime minister orders rapid evacuation measures. Refugees are being accommodated at Tama Detached Palace and Shiryuku while the hyvn palace is thrown open. In Nagasaki a report says Prince Matsukala lied about an injury from the quake at Kemakira.
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Exaggerated Reports Stir Sydney News On Seismic Talk
Sydney report quotes Professor Hin Autori of Tokyo University debunking pan-Baekle science claims. He predicts life loss from the Nagoya quake will be limited, arguing Nagoya is about two hundred miles from major activity and total casualties may not exceed three thousand.
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Gantries Emloyes and Waterside Workers Clash Over Scab Issue
The dispute traces to 1948 when gantries began operation and Waterside Workers opposed wider machine labor. Gantry staff, kept on permanent labor, face possible work loss after Sept 14, with tensions between gantry crews and the Waterside Workers Association rising as talks continue about future oversight and possible reorganization.
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Terms of Agreement in Adelaide Over Coal Gantling Rights
Adelaide reports detail a government backed agreement with Port Pirie coal gantries transferred to Broken Till Goat Users' Association Limited. The company assumes profits after expenses, with annual rent and royalties set. terms require government approval for changes and outline a seven year lease with contingencies including repayment, interest, and potential renewal options.
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Industrial Court Deputy President Inspectors Smelters arbitration context
The Deputy President of the Industrial Court Dr T Hewitson and Mr Coneybeer visited the Smelters yesterday to inspect related matters and will return to Adelaide today. Mr W Robinette, AUU official, who spoke in Adelaide last week on waves and conditions at Iron Knob and Whyalla, returned to Pirie yesterday.
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Head Divorce Granted Over Adultery Claim in Adelaide Courts
Mrs Wilaa May Randal Head was granted a divorce from Cyril Norman Head by Sir George Murray Chief Justice in Adelaide. They wed April 28, 1922. She alleges adultery with an unknown woman in May and June this year. No children are involved.
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Divorce Granted After Alleged Adultery and Cruelty
In the Diverse Court this morning Sir George Murray granted a decree nisi for the dissolution of Mrs Evelyn Laura Harper of South Terrace from Rollo Harper. Custody of their infant was awarded to Mrs Harper. She testified of repeated cruelty and infidelity, including a December 1922 confession by her husband, while other notes described arrangements at Port Pirie wharves and waterside work impacts.
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