General Strike Move Seen Doomed by Miner Meetings
Reports from Sydney and western fields indicate aggregate miner meetings show strong rejection of a general strike plan. In six meetings the proposal failed by overwhelming majorities. four more meetings lacked turnout, with two under 13 men. Western miners at Lithgow and others resisted, while some meetings deferred decisions. In Adelaide the Labor Council signals likely delay until Friday week.
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Sydney
Poalfields
Adelaide
United States
South Australis
Wonthaggl Miners Support Strike Proposal
Melbourne report notes miners rally behind a general strike proposal. The union indicates support for the Central Council of Miners and the Australasian Council of Trade Unions urging conditions at work.
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Wonthaggl
Melbourne
al Wondeaus
Labor Unity Conference Discussed in Adelaide
Fragmentary report notes a Wednesday session in Adelaide where the ME recommendation was submitted to the Athustian Labor Party conference. It mentions women delegates, committee members, and a readmission of Lang party members except those expelled by a special resolution after three tours before the conference adjourned amid unsettled discussions.
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Adelaide
Labor’ Party
Laibor
Lang
Ainkil Tamnonrove
New South Wales Considers 43 Million Loan Plan
In Parliament today Dr. Lyons indicated the government is concentrating on converting a New South Wales loan of 43,000,000 payable in London in November. The dialogue touched overseas lending and related subjects amid broader discussion.
No Sympathy With Diggers Criticised by SA Officials
Adelaide report shows government department heads criticised for lacking sympathy with diggers. South Australian Returned Sailors and Soldiers League vice president Ross Jacob says many officials fail to understand the men’s needs and defer to red tape, while urging faster action on veterans’ preference.
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Adelaide
Ross Jacob
South Australian
Returned Sailors” and Soldiers’ League
League
Koina
Hue
Ferry Tragedy Death Toll Rises With 60 Now Dead
New York reports 18 more bodies recovered from the Observation ferry disaster last Friday when the vessel exploded as it prepared to sail with about 200 workers aboard. The total known dead climbs to 60.
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New York
British submarines equal to any in the world
London report quotes British experts doubting a Japanese claim of submarine supremacy. The Telegraph notes both nations built divers and cruisers for strategic interest, but asserts British submarines match any in strength and safety.
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London
Daily “Telegraph
Asm
Heavily Taxed Victoria Budget Proposes Reforms
Melbourne, Wednesday. Premier and Treasurer Stanley Argyle presented the Budget to the Legislative Assembly. Fiscal figures show last year’s deficit at £1,608,322, with this year forecast at £851,000. Proposals include broadening income tax to reach 290,000 more payers, exemptions up to £100 and £200, abolition of the employment step tax and Wages Tax, and adjustments affecting bookmakers and wagering. An inland coal mine loss is noted at £266,452.
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Melbourne
Stanley
Argyle
Legisiatics Assembly
Sir Stanley
Stanley Arayte
Pheva
Splendid Rains Bring Hope to Adelaid Crops
Splendid rains enhance prospects across most agricultural areas of Adelai d and northern pastoral districts. Professor Perkins notes current rainfall satisfactory, with wheat harvest shaping up better than last year before October follow-up rains.
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Adelaidd
Prof. Perkins
Central Europe Rehabilitation Efforts At Conference
Fragmented notes from a ministerial meeting in Stresa Italy show calls for grain preferences and a common fund to back Central Europe rehabilitation. Britain refused to join the French backed proposal. Germany supports it while other nations waver. Switzerland may follow.
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Recorder Species Gables
Stresa
Italy
Temubisa
Britain
France
At & Sonference
Europe
Germany
Usty
Flallend
Switzerland
Arbitration Court Stir in Sydney Over Minister’s Subpoena Incident
In Sydney the Arbitration Court heard NSW Railways Commissioners seek a wage award variation. Mr R Chapman of the Australian Railways Union claimed Minister of Transport M F Braxner assaulted a man delivering a subpoena and tore up documents. Braxner denied the allegation, saying he told the man not to molest him and asked him to step away. Chief Judge Dethildey warned that no one, regardless of position, has rights to disrespect court processes.
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Sydney
Arbitration Court
New South Wales Railways Commissioners
R. Chapman
Australian Railways Union
M. F. Braxner
Chapman
Uipion
Brosner
Wis
Win
Russian Assassin Gongulof Ills Doumer at Dawn in Paris
In Paris on Wednesday the Russian assassin Gongulof who killed M. Paul Doumer president of the French Republic on May 6 was illuminated at dawn today. The event unfolds amid attention on the motive and implications for France and international affairs.
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Paris
Gongulof
Paul “Doumer
French Republic
Adelaide Wool Market Struggles With Record Bales
Widespread reporting shows Adelaide wool sales nearing 40,000 bales with 30,000 stripped from totals. Prices fluctuated near improved rates, Sydney and Brisbane markets influence the day’s highest price around 43 pence per pound with strong cross-state demand.
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Adelaide
Sydney
Riots at Tighes Hill Prompt Aid Session in Newcastle
In Newcastle on Wednesday, disturbances at Tighes Hill prompted officials to request aid and conduct a session regarding the unrest. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Adelaide passengers sail for London and port news
The Adelaide list shows Halison's Bay sailing for London on September 19 with passengers including Nosdaines F Booker D Clone Srewell J ACTomer and Misses C B Gridley Mt Mason GoM Purnne and Messrs W Bullock J McDbig G Tancey B Bace AL Mal H Weight and Mrs Lend Muster E G Hewett Port Pirie Goubell to forward condolence letters for the late Mrs and Mr McNv Avs Deu Barber of Perth appointed general secretary of Port Pilebran of the Young Men's Christian Association arriving Saturday September 25 Mr 3 H Twins secretary of State for the Dominions is motorist who has driven a locomotive Mr Peter Heetan who was Minister for Labor in the fyst Liberal Gabriel in Omnida feagnas sole hack state fomlplare He wons the sngmte drive
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Adelaide
London
Halison's Bay
Nosdaines
Booker
D. Clone
Srewell
J. Actomer
C. B.” Gridley
Mt Mason
Gom. Purnne
W_ Bullock
G.tancey
B. Bace
MreLend
Muster
E. G. Hewett
Avs Deu ‘Barber
Perth
Gynerph
Port Pilebran
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Tamber
H. Twins
Stata’ For
Uhe
Dominions
the Crown
Peter Hee
Tan
Labor
Gabriel
Omnida
Feagnas
Sole
Hack Tate
Sngmte
Reform of Upper House Debate in Sydney Council
In Sydney on Wednesday the Legislative Council discussed reform. Leader of the Opposition Mr C Cannon declared that if the House were reformed as proposed, the Labor Party would never have a majority in twenty years.
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Sydney
Wediesday
Legislative Council
Cancannon
Melbourne Agriculture Show Opens in Ple mington
Melbourne report signals a successful opening of the Agriculture Show at Flemington tomorrow. Record entries poured in for competitive events as officials hope for fine spring weather to aid the event. Weather forecasts caution about rain but anticipate favorable conditions for the opening day.
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Melbourne
Plemington
Libel case over News Limited defence in Australia
Aclaim for six thousand pounds was heard in Adelaide where Col Savige sued The News and The Recorder for libel. Mr B E Cleland defended the publications stating they were not defamatory and that the matter referred to a distant claim. Judgment was reserved as argument touched on mental distress and implied bigamy in Savige's marriage.
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Adelaide
the Recorder
Fie
B. E.cleland
Kiss
Col. Savige
News
Cleland
Smith
Gol
Savige
Australia
Deland
Col. Ravige
Hark
Col Savige
Recorder
Flight report from England to Ansuylia via Adelaide
Fragmentary aircraft note records Lieut Commander Hall flying from England to Ansuylia and then to Perth via Wyndham. The entry mentions Parallald Aerodrome and an afternoon engagement with a Tost aviatara. Includes London reference and August timing.
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Adelaide
Wellnassay
Hall
England
Ansuylia
Parallald- Aerodrome
London
Hancoon
Éwa
Fruit Machine Enquiry Reported Reward Mentioned
Fragmentary note describes an inquiry into a fruit machine matter with a claim of four thousand pence offered for Tim. The terse text hints at an investigation outcome or reward related to a person named Tim.
David Bennett to Die on September Twenty-Six
Melbourne cabinet confirms death sentence for David Bennett a 59 year old carpenter convicted of a criminal offence against a four year old girl at Carlton. Bennett will be hanged at Pentridge Gaol on Monday September 26. The decision sparks debate with figures calling the sentence a deterrent and others urging medical treatment and clemency.
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Melbourne
Executive Council
David Bennett
Carpenter
Carlton
Bennett
Henges
Pentridge
Gandhi threatens death protest over electoral representations
In Kolkata on Wednesday the Indian Assembly debated Gandhi's call for death as a protest against the British decision on electoral representations for the touchables. Indu Nationalists attacked the government while others supported Gandhi's gesture, viewing it as political pressure amid tensions with the depressed classes.
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Calcutta
Gandhi
Indian Assembly
Indu
Asta
Hinman
Anywail Titus
Gauhi
Alial
Gandhl
Chilean Revolt Forces Provisional President to Resign
In Santiago on Wednesday provisional President Sauor Garros Da Vila resigned amid a Chilean army revolt and threats to bomb the presidential palace unless surrender occurred.
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Auntiago
Chile
Sauor Garros Da_ Vila
Hais
Chiea
Air Fakod
Champion Shot Recorder Special Cables London
Lost Horse in South Australia tails behind the field as the 1932 medals race unfolds. The Australian family seeks the champion title with a strong shot of the event and a nod to the famed firearm and cable lineage shaping the competition.
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London
S. SV. Poe
South Australia
Tareas
Farmers resent SPC A actions in Adelaide
A fragmented notice reports the IVETE Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals facing confrontation over farmer interests. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item references actions by farmers and the SPC A in Adelaide and mentions safeguarding the welfare of horses and cattle.
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Adelaide
Transatlantic Flight Test With Medical Crew
New York reports a special test flight aimed at evaluating passenger effects during a nonstop Atlantic crossing. Dr Leon Pisculli leads with pilot Willige Ulbrich and nurse Edna Newcomer aboard, including a parachute firmer and emergency procedures testing.
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New York
Leon Pisculli
Willige Ulbrich
Edna Newcomer
Rome
Pagnilli
Onecurkee
Nurson
Doniats
Armistice Day Deplored in Public Meeting
Vancouver officials urged the national government and employers to honor Armistice Day as a sacred national observance following a public meeting. The resolution deplored the holiday and called for widespread recognition of the contribution of veterans.
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Joccord
Recorder Spretal Caulesy
Vancouver
Werresitay
National Soviety
Onnferanen
Armistica
Metals and tin market notes from London and Australia
Fragmentary report on metals trading in London and Australia, noting prices for palladium and tin, standard forwards and spot rates, and shipments of ingots. Mentions Australian Mines and Metals Association and London Metal Exchange context with varied quotes and tonnages, including silver and gold pricing and forward terms.
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Adelatdis
Westhaxitay
Metals Association
London Metal Fxehouse
Midds
Senfermpar
Roppen
Emi
Forrenth
Avods Fine
Casa
Government Deflects Questions in Vigorous Speech
Canberra report outlines a heated session where Senator Hardy pressed the exchange position amid fragmented garbled text. The speech centered on national cohesion and policy, with limited clear factual details due to the damaged source.
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Canberra
Saud Sen. Hardy
Sens
Hardy
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