Labor Campaign in New South Wales and Brisbane
Reports from Sydney and Brisbane outline Labor Party maneuvers for state and federal seats. Proposals include urging sitting members to resign and fielding candidates against opponents in Parkes and other districts. A separate obituary notes the death of Mrs. Ale Hose Brebner, widow of Dr. Arthur Brebner, with background on her literary ambitions and family.
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Sydney
Sou
Wales
N.3.w
B. C. Tavadore
Mebicken
Ryiday
Martin Age
Pratter
Ryne
Labor Party
MeDicken
Prat
Labor
Parkes Geat
C. W. Marr
Bas
Geneva
Bul
Ikely
McTisham
New South Wales
Brisbane
Mr Jones
Tom Colonel Gareron
Speed Boat Crash Ends Race in Venice Crown Cup Drift
In a Speed Boat Race at Lido Megatta Venice Sirenry Segrave aboard Miss England collided with Gonal Volpi’s craft. Roid Wood and a mechanic were rescued after capsizing and taken to hospital. The Miss America team withdrew, the race halted and Segrave awarded the Crown Cup for the 023 miles per hour speed.
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United
Venice
Sirenry Segrave
Wiles
Gonal Volpi
Sini
Segrave
Dane
Searage
Discussions by League Members Debate Mandates
Wireless reports from Geneva describe calls at a League meeting for clarity on Palestine and South Africa's South-West Africa claim. Delegates from Italy, Germany, France, and New Zealand pressured for temporary wording while Britain and others stressed Allied powers must approve any mandate alteration.
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Geneva
League
Palestine
South Africa
South-West Africa
James Pure
New Zealand
Swanwick
Syviss
Louw
Aviation Victims Reported In Multiple Plane Crashes
A Vancouver report lists fifteen fatalities from five hours of plane crashes tied to a new airport opening. Other incidents near Chicago and Wichita claim several more lives, including two women and a child, two friends in a rental plane, and a stenographer who jumped from a plane to test parachute safety. The disasters occurred amid wires, burns, and exploding fuel.
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United Service
Vancouver
Vitteen Parsons
Abro
Tve
SS. Kather Oe
Ontario
Ofer
Hime
Frank Gradfeldt
Nilut
Chicago
Mewses
Walter Mayers
Jack Crone
Mayers
Mayren
San Prancisco
Wichita
Kansas
Hlen Williams
Amusement Protection Assoc backs anti tax candidates Australia
The Amusement Protection Association of Australia issued a statement pledging support for candidates opposing the movie tax and party division. It announced 200 organizers prepared for the campaign and 6,000 slides to be shown in theatres nationwide. It will produce 150 talking pictures to highlight the industry case and offer 800 venues in rural areas free for candidates advocating no additional entertainment taxes. Mr W M Hughes said he remains with the Nationalist Party and will start campaigning at Chatawood Town Hall on Wednesday with the local Nationalist Association president presiding, noting his social status remains unchanged.
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Sydney
Amusement Protection Association of Australia
Commonwealth
W. M. Hughes
Nationalist Party
Loa
Nationalist Association
Tomas
Hughes
Unlucky Minister Misses Connection in Marseille
The Won, Mr. W. Marr Aust Hon Minister, returning to Australia, missed his connecting flight with the timer Maceronia at Marseilles and the Aipirante from Toulon. He heads back to London as customs delays hold his luggage and leave him with only the clothes he is wearing.
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London
Won
W. Marre
Ira Bei
Unclear System Criticized by The Sunday Times
The Sunday Times argues that an external system, not of the Australian Prime Minister's making, has made intervention in industry a permanent government function. It claims all powerful trade unions force higher wages and shorter hours, challenging arbitration court authority and destabilizing industry.
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United Servec
London
Stratus
Beare
Sunday ‘Times
Arbitration Court
Giant Plane Noted For Record Trial Flight
A giant plane completed a successful trial flight in New York on Saturday. The craft carried 32 passengers and reached speeds of 1401 miles per hour with all engines running and 100 miles per hour with only two engines active, marking a high performance milestone.
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New York
Italy’s Dictator Explains Himself In Power Speech
In an Italian radio address from Rome, Mussolini defends single leadership and fascist authority. He rejects claims of party weakness, denounces critics, and asserts the regime’s moral and intellectual control, framing it as a necessity for Italy’s unity and strength.
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Rome
Saluntay
Iznor Mussolini
Prine Minater
Palazzo Venetia
Folie
Corneil
Italy
Allan
Empire Producers Organisation chair stresses global economic policy
Lord Melchett takes the helm of the Empire Producers Organisation and warns that progress across the Empire and worldwide hinges on a unified, Empire-wide economic policy. He champions free trade and unity akin to wartime cooperation, urging Britain to leverage its resources and markets for broader imperial prosperity.
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United Bergice
London
Lord Merchett
Council of the Empire Producers’ Organisation
Neves
Conwernay
Trady Ag
Iimpomsibia
Trade Optional Clauses Stir Irish Free State Debate
The Irish Free State Foreign Minister MacGilligan signed the optional clauses, four five years, with MF Sullivan criticizing the air holiday proposal. The Free State seeks protection for tariffs where needed but won’t bind itself. Canada, seen as a young nation, argues it cannot be forced to open markets to exclusive products, urging tariff flexibility amid possible future European developments.
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Geneva
MacGilligan
Behal
Iris Free State
Free State
MF v’Sullivan
Bret Bee -Owards
United States
Koler
Canada
Europe
British Trade and Australian Political Effect
Market analysis notes a limited reaction to Mr Bruce's feat in London and a tentative recovery in Australian securities. Purchases in the House of Representatives hint renewed interest, with expectations of fluctuations before the election and a potential rise in Australian assets. Industrial checks remain uneven, but the overall tone is cautiously hopeful for brighter conditions and higher consumption.
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United Service
London
Bruce
API
House of Representatives
Shquin
Australla
Mr. Brune
Wall Street
Rolle Royce
Rothermere Newspere
Whewlse
Horne Group
Aeem Nely
Bradford
Wool Research to Continue Valuable Work
A committee proposes a voluntary levy on wool exports and home consumption to fund British Wool Research Association activities. It suggests a two penny per base wool levy yielding about £10,482 annually plus other small payments from workers, with government support potential of up to £10,000 yearly for four years. Various wool federations discuss the proposal.
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United Services
London
British Research Association
Government Department of Scientific Research
Associalian
Varius Federations
Message from Sea at Melbourne on Avoca Steamer Disaster
A Melbourne report notes the Wharpoul steamer disaster near Cocos Island with all aboard perishing. Details appear in a fragmentary message from the sea desk, noting casualties and the peril at sea.
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Melbourne
Cocos Island
Welland Tragedy: Woman Randles Remanded in Murder Case
Adelaide news reports Det Sgt McMahon Detective Ferguson and Woman Constable Randies of Welland before P M Sabine. Randles, aged 20, charged with August 29 murder of six year old Toren Viviar Yandlea. Remand until September 23. bail refused due to police health concerns. Inquest planned for Priv day.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Hospital
Sgt. McMahon
Ferguson
Constanie Ee Randies
Welland
FE. M. Sabine
P.M
Toren Viviar Yandlea
R.A. Lenthall
A. Rollison
Mra Randles
Lenthall
Flo
Rollison
Sabine
Train tragedy near Rock Springs claims Sidney Derbyshire
A traveler from Australia to the United States, Sidney Derbyshire, was found dead on a train near Rock Springs Wyoming. Officials report death by his own action, dated years ago.
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Vancouver
Rock Springs
Antarctic Expedition Members Reach Cave Town
Four expedition members of Sir Praslas Manesin’s Antarctic mission landed at Cave Town in Melbourne to join the Discovery. The group includes Commander Dr. W M Ingram medical adviser, R A Falla assistant zoologist, and Pilot Officer G E Doughtk.
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Melbourne
Satyagay
Sir’ Praslas Manesin
Election economy vital parties will spend less
Canberra reports that Australia prepares for a House of Representatives election on October 9. Nine parties including Nationalist Labor and Country may agree on limited publicity spending due to depleted finances, and two cabinet meetings aim to align policy speech delivery by Bruce in Melbourne. Leader Soullin adjusts plans for campaigning across New South Wales Victoria Tasmania and likely South Australia.
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Canberra
Australia
House of Representatives
Nationaist, Labor
Country
Bruce
Pearietne
Melbourne
Jim Soaller B
AL Soullin
Itl
Richmom
Soullin
New South Wales
Victoria
Tasmania
Austra'la
Prime Minister Announces Election Timeframe
The prime minister stated this afternoon that time will not allow a run to Perth before the House of Representatives election. The remarks imply a shortened campaign period and no travel plans before voting.
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Meabourne
Perth
House of Representatives
Old Age Ailments Claimed Remedies by German Doctor
London Saturday report covers Dr Bohmildt of Berlin presenting methods at the World League for Sexual Welfare in London. He cites improvements in vitality, appetite, blood pressure, memory, and endurance after his treatment, claiming no deaths or adverse effects in tested cases and noting strengthened mental and physical function with renewed interest.
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Londan
Bohmildt
Berli
London
Roy
Montel
Nersons
Oscar Slater case tied to Doyle suit in legal fight
London perusal of Oscar Slater shows Sir Arthur Conan Doyle pursuing legal action to recover funds after the quashing of Slater's murder conviction. A reporter notes Slater resides at a Brighton address while Doyle asserts the appeal cost heavy expenses and vows to secure full repayment.
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London
Oscar Slater
Trent
Brighton
Arthur Cams Doyle
Sialer
Sir Arthur
Britain and France No Fear of Severance Says MacDonald
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told Paris press that no Labour Party policy seeks to sever links with France. He said cooperation with France remains essential but Britain should pursue an independent stance, not subordination. He warned against an anti French mood in Britain while stressing alliance not exclusive to France.
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London
Britain
Ramisay MacDonald
Paris
Pert Parisien
MacDonald
France
Labor Party
Esand Mptegston
Maconald Mually
Francy
Oreard
Derman ‘Preas
Germany
Tragic Hanging Found in Petersham Home
Frederick Lick discovered his 67 year old father Albert Mortimer Laveh dead from hanging in bed this morning after a failed wake up. Police and authorities report a cable line was involved in the fatal incident and no immediate signs of struggle or foul play were noted at the scene. Further inquiry into the deceased and potential mental distress is expected.
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Bydrry
Frederick Lick
Petersham
Albert Mortimer Laveh
Soviet Plot Wastes £1,800,000 On Shipyard Fallout
A Soviet communique reports nine directors and revolutionaries arrested in a counter revolution plot aimed at overthrowing the government. The scheme allegedly wasted £1,800,000 in efforts to sabotage ships and shipyards, with costs of foreign supplies and deliberate sinking of launched vessels. Vladimir Kostenko, ex Central Committee member, cited as key figure amid arrests spanning Astrakhan to Leningrad.
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Moscow
Nime
Russia
Astrakan
Leningrad
Vladimir Kostenko
Vom
Stariwin
Motorcyclist and passenger injured after collision in Melbourne
A motorcycle driven by William Stewart carrying Francie Ernest Moore aged 38 collided with a passing motor vehicle in Melbourne. Moore was thrown onto the deck and sustained injuries as Stewart skidded and the rear portion of the bike was damaged.
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Melbourne
William Stewart
Francie Ernest Moore
Moore
Welsh Commission Decree Vacant After James Praver Departure
A Welsh commission moves to declare a vacancy after James Praver leaves the post amid financial concerns. The action follows months of scrutiny as authorities seek stability and accountability in the region’s leadership.
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Alexander Stevens
St. Kilda
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Arthur Brebner
John Saint
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Twrecaurt
Beeboer
Bundon
Suh and Herald
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Hoje
Trebuer
Dictaton
Lord Melchett
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British Trade
the Weekly Review
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