AUSTRALIA MEETS FRANCE IN DAVIS CUP TIE AT BOSTON
O'Hara Wood defeats Borotra after uphill fight while Lacoste beats Patterson 6-3 6-2 10-8 as Australia and France open Davis Cup play at Longwood Croquet Club Boston. Weather favored the French with Patterson erratic and Lacoste steady backing his backhand.
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New York
Lacoste
France
Gerald Patterson
Australis
Patterson
Y . P. O'Hara Wood
Borotra
Australia
Boston
Sorio
United States
Davis Gapsi
Lawoste
Twoe
Women Captives Stir Queensland on Rescue Delay
The Couriet comments on Commonwealth failures to free two survivors of the Douglas Mawson wreck. Queensland women demand Premier Theo Acre pressure Melbourne to urge early rescue. Senator Pearce doubts news from the Huddersfield expedition will reach Elsho Island and Darwin, where only trading boats carry messages.
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BRISB
Feld
Pearge
Yaven
Couriet
Gommon Wealth
Douglas Mawson
Queensland
Depo
E.G
Theo- Acre
Melbourne
Pearce
Huddersfield
Gus Blanks
Elsho Island
Darwin
Sir David Story's Will Noted In Sydney Friday
The late Sir David Story left an estate valued at 50 105 pounds as disclosed in Sydney. Probate details indicate a sizable bequest and the estate's administration proceeds.
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Sir David Story
Sydney
David Story
Brigades' Dispute In Adelaide Settled By Board
In Adelaide on Friday a dispute between the Fire Brigades Board and the Dremen over recognition by the Government Workers' Association has been settled. The board agreed to the man's demands as part of the settlement.
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Adelaide
Tme
Fire Brigades’ Board
Dremen
Workers’ Association
Srlich
Australian Open Golf Championship Result
Russell, the Victorian amateur, won the Open Championship of Australia at Melbourne on Friday. Hilg score 808. Garnesie Clark of NSW was second with 305, Ge Campbell NSW third with 306, and GC Fan Cath Victoria fourth with 307.
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Melbourng
Wriday
Alex
Russell
Asutour
Australia
Ham
Garnesie Clark
Ge Campbell
N.S.W
Fan
Cath
Viej
Australian Work Expresses Support for Commonwealth Cruisers
Melbourne report outlines Prime Minister W M Hughes expressing support in an interview for constructing Commonwealth cruisers in Australia. The statement emphasizes nationalist shipbuilding and defense autonomy, aligning with wartime naval expansion.
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Melbourne
Frit Mi
W. M. Hughes
Ato
Australia
Port Pirie Mayoral Race Heats Up With Labor Nominations
Councillor W H Threadgold has been nominated by two unions to stand for mayor in Port Pirie with other Labor figures named as potential candidates. Mayor J G Fitzgerald is not seeking re election. Labor plans to contest all wards in December. A Liberal response is not yet clear. If multiple Labor candidates run a plebiscite may decide the nominee.
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W.H. Threadgold
Port Pirie
Fitzgerald
J. .G.fitzgerald
Tes
Gr Threadgold
Federated” Enginedrivers and Tiremen’s Association
H. Munn
Three Men Die Walking After Train Incident
In Sydney Fralay reports three men walking from Melbourne to Brisbane were killed when struck by a train on the Woy Woy Newca st line. John McDonald 23 from Western Australia killed. Harry Stiles 26 injured in both legs and Jody, Edgar Trotter 26 escaped. McDonald from Fitzroy Slew from Perth arose as the trio attempted to board the giant’s steps. Protter helped Stites as locals and relatives cared for him.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
John McDonald
Harry Stiles
Tees
Jody
Edgar Trotter
McDonald
Western Australia
Slew
Fitzroy
Trotter
North Carillon
Abi McDonald
Higher Freights Threaten South Africa Trade Wars
In the Assembly this afternoon, Boydell emphasised that rising freight rates strike a serious blow to South Africa's interests. He warned shipping companies against ransom demands, noting the mall contract allows twelve months notice and that negotiations with other operators were under consideration to secure the best possible deal for the country.
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Reuter
CAP
Boydell
Bfinister Ae Noeblle
South Africa
Pre
Ister
Goverment
Union Castle
Moroccan Rising Forces Reinforcing Tangier Front
London dispatch notes Spanish and Australian relief efforts flooding into Tangier and Tetuan as reinforcements arrive at Centa Sand. Poor roads slow advance of the column from Tetuan, straining commissariat and transport. Medical services struggle, with severe wounded treated in field hospitals moved by military needs.
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London
Alegrans
Tangier
Saya
Centa Sand
Tetuan
Tettab
World Peace Labor Delegates Seek Global Unity
Delegates at the Tra Union Congress in Mull today empowered the General Council to pursue steps toward consolidating a worldwide labor movement to secure lasting peace. Leaders from the AFL, Canada, Russia, Poland, and Australia urged international cooperation, disarmament, and safeguarding workers against exploitation amid rising capital internationalization.
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Tra Union Congress
Mull
General Council
France
Aly
Germany
Great Britain
Comsun
Brady
Federation of Labor
Tiniona
McClelland
Canadas
Canada
United States
M. Tomsky
All- Russian Council of Trades’ Unions
M. Skrzyski
Poland
Mathew © Charlton
Australia
Labor Support Great National Campaign Begins This Month
The Daily Herald reports a broad campaign in support of the Labor Government beginning September 5 for six weeks. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and all ministers will participate in the effort spurred by the Russian Treaty signing.
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Australian Prey Association
London
Tiday
Daily Herald
Labor
Ramsay MacDonald
Unemployment Report Shows Mixed August Results
Government Labor Exchange data for August shows 1094 laborers 39 youth workers and 174 tradesmen registered. Of these 644 laborers 19 youth and 63 tradesmen were employed leaving 581 unemployed on the books down 25 from July and 34 higher than last year. 142 returned soldiers were employed 4105 on government work and 27 with private employers. End August 158 returned men on the books up 20 from July. Also announced is a concert by the Band Rackat under Mr C Dixon at Memorial Rotunda featuring Rylend Poe Zomipi and a night of waltz tunes.
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Adelaide
Richardnau
Goverment Labor Exchange
Nia
Sewh
Ste
Wader
C. ¥. Dixon
Memorial Rolunda
Marest
Rylend
Poe
Eelection
Zomipi
Loans Refused Amid Tightening Money for Building Boom
Port officials report a slowdown in lending as banks curb funding for construction projects. The tighter credit is cited as a consequence of recent policy shifts in the Western States, dampening the long-running building surge and its industrial spillover.
War in China Shifts as Che Kiang Troops Hold Shanghai
Shanghai dispatch reports no substantial change as Che Kiang forces resist a retreat toward Shanghai. Light actions Sunday were inconclusive with limited bombardment from Che Klang airplanes, reportedly operated by Russians, causing no casualties.
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Renitar
Shanghai
Che Kiang
Mighting Dnday
la - Yasg
Tuchsa
Kisugeu Irons
Twangtu
Antin
Shanehal
Monash Report Shapes Australian Naval Plans in Parliament
In Melbourne the House of Representatives debated Sir John Monash's report revealing discrepancies in cruiser construction figures. Tenders for two cruisers were to be called in Britain and Australia, while the tariff board bill and quarantine measures moved forward amid party tensions.
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Melbourne
Brace
St John Monash
Britain
Australia
Ausiey
Wisted
Prattan
BUI
Pratten
Wien
Bruce
Mahony
Page
John Vionash
Country Party
Sydney
Hall
Ganv
Parliament
Canberra
Senate Adopts Wireless Bill After Key Legislation
Senate adjourned after passage of the Wireless Agreement Bill amid final stages of the Sea Carriage of Goods Bill and Wine Bounty Export Bill. Tariff Board Bills were read for time.
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Senate
Tariff Board Billa
Joy in Hollywood as cinema artists arrested
Twenty Hollywood cinema colony members face arrest on disturbing the peace charges after a late night party in Laurel Canyon. Police identify leaders Jules Le Baron of Lebaron Studios and Robert Conville of Lebaron Hive, with attendees including female guests. One defendant faces liquor-disorder charges at W. L. Sherrill home.
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Reuter
Los Angeles
Hollywood Cinema
Laurel Canyon
Jules — Lebaron
Lebaron Studios
Robert Conville
iLebaron
Jack Sherill
Armi
W. L. Sherill
Uquor
Russian executions condemned Georgian leaders in Moscow
In Moscow on Friday, forty Jekders of the Tetent Georian uprising were condemned to death and shot. The article hints that key leaders like Prince Andromnikey were implicated as Georgian Bolshevik organizers, though names remain unsettled.
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Heuter’s
Moscow
Ivere
Thiele
Tiet
Andromnikey
MacDonald Urges League Expansion At Nations Assembly
Prime Minister MacDonald addressed the League of Nations Assembly urging Britain to broaden the league's influence and push for Germany's inclusion. He pledged to honor arms agreements, criticized delaying tactics, and called for a clear arbitration system to prevent rearmament without a prepared framework.
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Raimsey “MacDonald
Great Betlin
League’of Nations
Great Britain
League
Germany
MacDonald
M. Herriot
Reuter
Oeneval
Ramesy MacDonald
Assembly of the League of Nations
Mr. MacDonald
Whd
Mac Doerald
Britain
Cate
Miister
London
Dominions
Germany Admission Debate Shapes Allied Stance
The Daily Telegraph notes mixed tone in Mr MacDonald’s Geneva speech, with Herriott pushing for a decisive, legally aligned reaction to Germany’s admission to the League. Herriot argues for exceptional measures within covenant limits, and that France’s treaties bolster European peace and arbitration remains essential.
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Germa
M. Lameriynck
MacDonald
M. Herriot
France
Henda
Adattalizn Press Association
London
Fedays
Daily Telegraph
Geneva
MacDon
Germany
Herriot
Uzeoho-StoVala
America Hints Settlement Path at Geneva Conference
Washington Thursday an administration spokesman asserted the United States views the Geneva talks as preliminary to a broader European settlement. He said naval disarmament is paramount for the Western powers while general disarmament follows, noting informal discussions by Hughes with Herriot and MacDonald about a practical British French compromise to ensure France’s security.
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MacDonald
Geneva
United States
Fae Attschee
United Sties
Hughes
M.,herriot
Mr. MacDonald
Thosu
France
Eyeball Tissue Colors Blood Flow Limitation
A fragment describes the eyeball tissue as pale because its feeding vessels are so tiny that red blood cells cannot pass through. It emphasizes how small capillaries restrict circulation to ocular tissues.
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Dr. Threadgold
China
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Monash Report
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