Australia Ref referendum votes show mixed results across states
Australian electors across states defied the change, with Western Australia and South Australia voting No on both constitutional questions while New South Wales leaned Yes on one proposal. Victoria showed a strong No majority, and counts indicated overall opposition as ballots continued. Prime figures cited urban and vested interests shaping the outcome.
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Western Australia
Victoria
Veo Flinders
Mc Bruce
Bull
New South Wales
Australia
Wiel
Ie Bence
Doll
Martin
E. Pratten
Nandstow
Canberra
UE Pratten
Customs
Acen
Pratten
Mengures
Lis
Grey Division Vote Favours Yes in NSW Referendum
The Grey Division by J Foord reports the yes vote ahead as absent ballots and early results hint at favorable outcome for industry, commerce and local interests. Prominent supporters note real strength in South Wales as divisions tally incomplete returns and cross voting questions arise.
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J. Foord
Son of Grey
Xem South NG Oy
Wales
Mio Camel Bari Avsneta
Port Gurmain
Crystal Rrok
Sharltors
Port Pirie
Newcastle
Sutuhiy
M. Charlton
Watt
Progressive totals across regions and industry figures
Industry and commerce totals show regional breakdowns with figures for Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia. The document lists progressive totals, including 272,130 and 490,258 for some categories, and a combined total of 1,367,138 for the period.
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South Ras
Genea Wisteria
Queensland
Australia
South Australia
Tesmenia
No 2 Proposal Essential Services Record
Proposal No 2 outlines essential services with figures Progresive Totate 980,009 and 4 348 290. The text reads as an itemized financial note, listing two large totals associated with essential services. Entities include Progresive Totate and numeric values that appear as budgeted amounts.
Gladstone Golf Club Hosts First Social Gathering
The Gladstone Golf Club held its first social event in the Institute Hall on Thursday evening with a large attendance. Mr. Mir. 1M, Pas coe president handed prizes to Miss B. Hart and Miss C. Humphry for winning the recent competition, presented by Messrs. d. Be Glark and H. B. Nueyfield.
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Gladstone Golf Club
Institute Hall
Mir
Pascoe
Sophies
Messrs
D. Be Glark
H. B. Nueyfield
B. Hart
Mies C. Humphry
Seconi
League of Nations invites Germany to permanent seat
United Services Geneva reports Germany will join the League as a permanent seat after Assembly endorsement on Wednesday. Delegations gather at Locarno reconciliations noted. Australian attendance delays and hotel preparations for visiting delegations including Japan and Germany noted. Spain’s stance on participation remains unresolved as Briand and Austen Chamberlain weigh its prestige and duty.
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United Servics
Geneva
Germany
Locarno
Ortronde
Earle Page
G. J. Latham
Marseilles
Austen Chamberlain
Council
Metropole Hotel
Spain
League
General de Tivera
Sip Austen
Mamberlain
Briand
Jobt Lelestim
Cobham flight farewell at Mendel Beach in Darwin
Large crowd and aborigines gather at Mendel Beach to bid farewell to Allan Cobham, Sergeant A. H. Ward, and Mr. Capel as they depart Australia for Britain after a record crossing of the continent. The seaplane voyage across the vast ocean progresses with spectators urging the aviators toward their challenging 1200 mile route from Adelaide to Darwin.
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Darwin
Mendel Beach
Alan Cobham
A. H. Ward
Capel
Britain
Obs! Nua
Amd
Defeni
Cobham
Adelaide
Australia
Cabot
Merie
Mining Association Declines Conference Over Authorization
The Mining Association refused a district conference citing lack of authorization from the Mines Department. The department warned that discussing the position could risk essential wages, while the association aims to confer with the Cabinet's Coal Committee on Monday.
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Wonton
Shuirlay
the Mining Association
Mines Department
Cabinet
End of Hao ma after Tattersalls Steeplechase fall
Hao ma, winner of the Grand National Steeplechase, suffered spinal injuries and concussion from a fall at Tattersalls on Saturday. He was destroyed this morning in Adelaide as a result of the injuries.
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Adelaide
Haoma
Tattersalla
Bewildering Wealth and Plans at Biarritz Flight
United Service reports Joploin Lowenstein the Belgian millionaire hosts 48 guests including English MPs in Biarritz. He will publicly explain his financial schemes with a promised 30,000,000 pounds in France at two percent. Pundits are skeptical amid the theatrics.
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United Service
Biarritz
Joploin Lowenstein
Inuittemillionaire
House of Commons
Barcelona
France
American Films and The Imperial Conference Report
The Dispatch notes discussions by the Imperial Conference on cinema films and hints at entries by the Homilions. Attention to recent experiences has urged Brushers to follow the Commonwealth report on requirements.
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Eamed
London
Sidney Law
Gummonwealth
Enema
Solar for Australia Scouts Win Empire Scholarship
Frank Edwards, a Brentwood Boy Scout, has won the Empire Agricultural Scholarship to fund his voyage to Australia. The award recognizes his performance and potential in service and agricultural studies, marking a notable achievement for the local youth. Edwards will travel to Australia to pursue the program associated with the scholarship.
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United Service
Frank Edwards
Brentwood
Australia
Keith Smiths Log Book From First Flight to Australia
Sydney Saturday report describes Sir Keith Smith and S M Bruce discussing a log book from the first flight to Australia. Bruce mentions the gift would be warmly appreciated and preserved at a Canberra library Swan Memorial Museum. Two identical log books were carried on the trip by Keith Smith and Sir Keith. one survived as a memento.
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Sydney
Keith Smith
Australia
S. M Bruce
Keith
Mr. Bruce
Swan Memorial Museum
Canberra
Hoxe Smith
Mrx Smith
Arrival at Sourabaya United Service report
Westervreden reports arrival at Sourabaya Sunday 6.15 p.m. Cobham reached Sourabaya this afternoon and will depart tomorrow for Batavia.
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Sourabaya
United Service
Geelong Plane Crash Cripples Sergeant Kobel
Sergeant Kobel attached to Point Cook flying station was piloting an alropling when it nose-dived and crashed near Ford's motor works at Geelong. Kobel suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Geelong Hospital. The machine was badly smashed.
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Melbourne
Kobel
Point Cook
Ford
Geelong
Eobel
Judio
First Woman Welf Professional Aims For Golf Role
Miss Sop tie Seymour, 21, sister of Abe Mitchell and Mark Seymour of St Leonard’s, seeks a golf professional appointment. She trained eighteen months at a club workshop and is described as a good match in style to Bobby Jones.
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United Service
Lodon
Imperial Conference and the British Empire as a Model of Solidarity
The Observer extols the British Empire as a living symbol of human solidarity and a framework for peaceful progress. It notes the Imperial Conference could convert area discussions into certainty, with communications and economic independence on the agenda and Dominion voices urging cooperation over jealousy.
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United Service
London
League of Nations
Iea
Bruce
Goates
Dominions
Canada Denies Request for Imperial Conference Postponement
Canada rejects reports that it sought a further delay of the Imperial Conference. Acting Press Secretary Dray states Canada suggested delaying the start from October by two weeks, a proposal that was agreed to in principle. Further details unclear due to fragmented text.
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United Service
Ottawa
the Monteculo Star
Dray
London
Unors
Canada
Master Criminal Gang Targets East End in London Robberies
Scotland Yard targets a polished mastermind behind a large gang of bandits active in the East End. The group uses disguises and decoys, operates a bogus servant brigade, and has conducted hundreds of robberies, with jewels moved to the Continent.
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United Service
London
Scotland Yard
East End
New Zealand
South Africa
Kira
Bny Country
Europe
Whch
Gear Changing Invention Aims For Simpler Shifts
Bendigo inventor G J Abbott promises a fully mechanical infinitely variable gear that eliminates friction and electricity. The two conical pulleys on input and output shafts adjust via a short endless chain and lever to vary ratios, promising smoother shifts on hills and in traffic.
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United Service
London
G. J. Abbott
Bendigo
Edison
Constantinosco
Abbott
Taylor Is Century Spark For Australian Eleven
In a two day match at Chiswick against Civil Service, J M Taylor finally reaches a hundred as Australia declare at 440 for seven. Woodfull tops 43 with Ellis, Collins, and Everett contributing as Taylor’s double century builds the innings while Hendry retires injured and Chapman, Sharland, Webb, Musson toil in the bowling.
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Vnwun
Oaurday
Chiswick
Civil Service
Bardsley
Macartney
Oldfield
Gregory
Andrews
Colli
Johnny
Colleae Rues
J. M. Taylor
Hendry
Folkestone
Australia
Woodfull
Bills
Chapman
Taylor
B. M
Ponsford
B. Chay
Everett
Grimmett
Sundries
Sharland
Webb
Keg
Cook
Musson
Woodfull Honored by Australian Teachers at London Dinner
A dinner in London honored W. M. Woodfull with speakers praising his cricket skill and character. President F Barraclough of the National Union of Teachers lauded him as an Australian, a teacher, and a batsman who challenged English bowlers. Woodfull thanked teachers for their warm reception and spoke of cricket as a tool for character building and shaping good sportsmen.
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United Service
London
F. Barraclough
National Union of Teachers
W. MC Woodfull
Woodfull
the Oval
Res
F. Manders
England
J. McCrae
English’ Union
Mins Conway
mStiss Conway
Woody
Death of ex Crystal Brook butcher from gunshot wound
R J Carter of Payneham died at 4 80 am after a head wound from a pistol shot. Found in a shed by his wife Friday evening, he received aid from Dr Edward Avett and was taken to Adelaide Hospital. A retired butcher, 59, left a widow and three sons Ralph Haywood Carter Douglas Cropley Carter and Frank Dudley Carter. City Coroner decided an inquest unnecessary.
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R. J. Carter
Payneham
Adelaide Hospital
Pawling
Carter
Edward Avett
Payneham Road
St. Peters
Eileen
Mistaken identity clouds wrecked stunt flight
London reports an air crash tragedy where two bodies bandaged the mystery of identity after a flying accident. Olive Stone, usually with Captain Leavey at Crystal Palace, stayed home due to weather, leaving an empty seat and leaving others to speculate whose watch and gear belonged to the deceased. Captain Leavey, famed for daring new tricks, and mechanic Arnald Keene survived the wreck with injuries.
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Walled Service
London
Eiselavelay
Olive Stone
H. Leavey
Crystal Palace
Leavey
Miss Australia noted as a model for American girls
United Service in San Francisco quotes Arthur Brisbane urging American girls to study Miss Beryl Mills as a model. He argues she achieved beauty without exposing knees or using extreme dress, relying on natural charm and poise rather than revealing attire.
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United Service
San Francisco
Arthur Brisbane
Beryl Mills
Women's Forward March and Candids at Rally
A fragmented note notes women candidates and their allies at a march event. It mentions Servis and Oytow in a political or civic context, highlighting forward movement for women and involvement of participants in the lead. The readable text hints at campaign activity and public debate surrounding female candidates.
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Baker Boothby
Waksftelg
Ofan
Essential Services
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Pei
AU Revoi
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American Films
Solar For
Keith Smiths
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Bootland Yard
M. A. Noble
Townnatone
Crystal Brook Butcher
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