Abyssinia Mobilises as Italy Holds Firm over League Proposals
Abyssinia begins mobilising along the Mediterranean littoral after Italy's obstinacy shocks Abyssinia which hoped for acceptance of League terms. Mobilisation is considered equal and the League faces consternation at the development as Italy may offer more acceptable terms to stay at peace.
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Mediterranean
Europe
Italy
Abyssinia
League of Nations
League
Abyssinia faces strategic shifts amid Mussolini rejection
Abyssinia contends that a general mobilization is essential as Mussolini rejects conciliation proposals. Foreign officers may aid warfare, while Abyssinia focuses on developing waterways and transport to protect independence and trade. Britain seeks to keep control of Nile routes and Addis Ababa links.
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Addis Ababa
Signor
Mussolini
Mary
Thaly
Britain
Nile
Ethiopian Motor Transport Company
Abyssinia
Uiey
Gambela
Famak
Gallabal
Gere
Highlands
Viambela
Nasser
Miassowan
Mungadisler
Tootstead
Massowah
Agordal
Abysssinia
Um Adjer
Jel
Magadisehu
France
Djibouti
Addis Moor
Djimma
Gore
Abyssinian crisis widens as Italy rejects League plan
The Italian Cabinet rejected the League of Nations conciliation plan, stirring alarm in League circles. Mussolini said proposals lacked a minimum basis for settlement, while Rome hinted at possible new negotiations. Britain resists further concessions as Dalian forces mobilize and Spain Greece and Turkey bolster defenses.
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London
Britain
Italy
Rome
Europe
League
Spain
Greece
Turkey
Italian Delegation Shifts Tone at Geneva Talks
Manchester Guardian reports a change in the Italian delegation’s attitude at Geneva. Baron Aloisi avoids advising Mussolini while others favor Laval's proposals to save the Fascist regime, warning that defeat could force exile. Mussolini reportedly alternates between rage fits and seclusion, convinced destiny compels him to wage war and end in exile.
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London
Geneva
Manchester Guardian
Baron Aloisi
Signor Mussolini
Italy
M. Laval
League
Rome
Napoleon
Trade Domination in Abyssinia Promised to Italy
An article in Wellpost translated by F. X. Martin of gnes street Ellendale says Abyssinia is coveted by Italy while Britain controls 68 percent of all import and export trades. The remainder is shared by France and Italy and Britain’s trade routes end at Port Sudan.
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F. X. Martin
Gnes Street
Ellendale
Abyssinia
Italy
Britain
France
Port Sudan
Redhill Line Stance Promises Broad Gauge Route Talks
In Melbourne Sir George Aitchie flags possible South Australian legal action over a proposed railway as a matter of ultra vires. He argues for a broad gauge Redhill to Port Augusta line, contends the 4 ft 8½ in gauge is not official standard, and questions stock transport claims while urging federal conference and possible funding discussions.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth Tralian
Sir George
South Australia
Redhill
Port Augusta
Fortels
Terowle
George Aitchie
Adelaide
Proposed Banking Commission Names Include Giblin Chair Hope
Melbourne papers list Prof. L. F Giblin of Melbourne University as a leading candidate for chair of the Royal Commission on Banking. Others named include Sir Robert Curran KC and A A Fitzgerald with G E Martin and M Keon also discussed. Names reflect finance and industry representation for the commission.
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Melbourne
Pyve
Royal Commission On Banking
Finance and Industry
L. F Giblin
Melbourne University
Giblin
New South Wales
A. A. Fitzgerald
Melhouwene
Comnownworth Institute of Accountants
Leino Syndyam
Fiasiey
G. E. Martin
M. Keon
Sydney
Cali
Soul Wales Legislative Assembly
Martin
Pallic Service Association of
Gulf Tourists aboard Moonta Reach Pirie
Thirty gulf brippers are aboard motor ship Moonta due to reach Pirie this morning. The list includes Messrs Nal Solumots CG Bren man WE My Bros H W Litdner AW Weeks L Cob lac J J Mugtes J Mclntosh W B Stewart A C Wells F Gibbs EB J Dird A Wameuck W J Kennedy ladies S A Tulkmist G E Brennan W Ustenourt F Gibbs A Wells W H Kennedy and Miss G Goode P J Lundseer A Horan E Brimage B Thompson L McLay Bird G C Kennedy and K Camnor.
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Moonta
Pirie
Messrs
Nal Solumots
CG. E. Brenman
My. Bros
H.W. Litdner
AW Weeks
L. Coblac
J. J. Mugtes
J. Mclntosh
W. B. Stewart
A. AC. Wells
F. Gibbs
EB. J. Dird
A. Wameuck
Local residents admitted and visits to Pirie Hospital
Mrs. M. Sanders of Geddes road was admitted to Pirie Hospital yesterday. Mrs. HL Fowler of Alpha terrace Solomontown left Pirie Hospital yesterday. Miss Nuby Swiss left Pirie Hospital yesterday. Mr. Hoylark son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Stark Solomontown will save for Queenshind next Monday. Mr. Stark, a former employee of Australian Mutual Provident Society in Port Pirie, has been transferred to Brisbane. Mr. W. P. Coffey of York road and his wife who went to Adelaide for medical treatment returned to Pirie. Mrs. Coffey will remain in Adelaide for rest. Mr. Jack Loyle of Wardang Island and daughter Edna visiting Pirie for a fortnight will return home on Wednesday.
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M. Sanders
Geddes Road
Pirie Hospital
HL. O. Fowler
Alpha Terrace
Solomontown
Hoylark
Stanley Stark
Queenshind
Stark
Port Pirie
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Clare Anh Adelaide
Brisbane
Society
W. P. Coffey
York Road
Adelaide
Pirie
Jack Loyle
Wardang Island
Miss Edna
Main Road
Ellen Street
Adelaide Stock Exchange Protest Over Dividend Proposal
The Stock Exchange committees in Adelaide protested to T J Richards and Ltd motor bodybuilders Keswick against offering preference shareholders a four percent dividend for 1934 35 and a reduction from six to four percent for future payments. Shares issued promised eight percent. Arrears total £16504. Premier Butler expected to return to Adelaide tomorrow. Under-Treasurer Stuckey traveled to Sydney to meet him.
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Stock Exchange of Adelaide
T. J. Richards and Ltd
Keswick
Butler
Adelaide
Stuckey
Sydney
Lacrosse Night Reunion In Pirie Sees Adelaide Visitors
Lively lacrosse gathering at Odd Fellows Hall in Pirie featured a visit from Adelaide players amid a local win on the field. Speeches praised the game and friendships, with tributes to late ref Bill Stubbs and remarks by J C Scotcher and Carl Scholz.
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Irie Acrossears
Adelaide
Oddfellows
Cit
Pirie
Algie Taylor
R.A. Sandery
Pirie Association
Sandery
Bill Stubbs
J. C. Scotcher
Harry Symonds
Bob
Sturt
Mr. Scotcher
Carl Scholz
Ernie Selth
Mo” Haddad
Ridings
Schultz
Pire Association
Pirie Lacrosse Association marks year with awards and tributes
The Pirie Lacrosse Association hosted a celebratory evening praising veteran players like Mr. Stubbs and Mr. Sandery, honoring central figures such as Colin Teague and Arthur Lee, and presenting cups to Bert Baker and Arthur Lowe for 1935 season achievements. The event featured toasts, music, and thanks to St John Ambulance and local clubs.
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Pirie
Arthur Lee
Harold Rule
Lee
Ern Selth
Loizean
Sa.s.a
Jay
Bert Baker
Baker
Fred Gray
Taylor
Arthur Lowe
Lowe
W. Riddle
Roseberg
Messrs
Jackie Wal Smith
Neil Cant
Will Zwar
A. K. Jeames
H. Bae
F. Gray
Australian wheat prices steady amid strong demand and looming tax fears
Market watchers reported no change in week end wheat values though keen demand for Australian grain kept total seasonal earnings near £25 million. Melbourne notes cite rising flour costs and a fear that cancelling the £249/6 a ton tax could avert higher bread prices amid a volatile global backdrop.
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Melbourne
Wheat prices hold steady at Melbourne market high
Wheat values in Melbourne stayed firm with no clear undertone at the season's peak since 1930. Millers and shippers moved substantial business at 23/8 a bushel on Williamstown trucks, with parcels in strong demand at 3/01. Farmers were quoted 3/2 to 2/32 across districts as the outlook remained firm.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Liverpool
Chicago
Winnipeg
London
Argentina
Melbourne
Williamstown
Actor Capron Drowns in Yarra While Trying to Retrieve Dog
American actor Capron, starring in So This Is Hollywood at Apollo Theatre, drowned in the Yarra River at Warrandyte this afternoon after entering the stream to rescue his dog. The dog was saved, but Capron’s body has not been recovered and the location is described as horseshoe shaped with a tunnel-like flow.
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the Recorder
Solomontown
Alexander Street
Jmassistan
Melbourne
Obert Capron
Hollywood
Apollo Theatre
Rockfall at Clifton Hill Quarry Kills One In Melbourne
A rock slide at Melbourne Corporation quarries Clifton Hill area, likely loosened by heavy rains, toppled about a quarter ton of rock 150 ft down the cliff. Robert Black, 32, of West Melbourne, died after admission to St Vincent's Hospital. Willem Treccy and Abert Meal, both injured, suffered head, scalp, and bodily injuries. Foreman Joe Gardiner narrowly escaped, aided by a safety pull to the cliff side.
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Melbourne
Melbourne Corporation
Clifton Hill
Robert Black
West Melbourne
Willem Y Treccy
Reservoir
Abert Meal
Coburg
Black
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tracey
Joe Gardiner
Price of bread rise expected in Sydney
Bread prices are expected to increase with a 2 pound loaf rising to 3 4d cash from the public, 6d over the counter, and 9 4d for two loaves in a single purchase. J Israel, secretary of the Master Bakers Association, says Monday morning action is likely. He notes prices still lag the flour rate.
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Sydney
J. Israel
Master Bakers’ Association
London Metal Market Lead Tin And Silver Prices Report
Australian Mines and Metals Association notes London Metal Exchange quotations with Capper Speller and Tin Standard figures. Lead forward and spot values rise slightly while three month and cash silver show gains and shifts in pricing.
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Adelaide
Australian Mines and Metals
London Metal Exchange
Five Killed In Willoughby House Tragedy
Constable Hudson his wife and three children were found shot dead in their Willoughby home on Alexander Street. The eldest child was about ten, the youngest eight months. Police, led by Inspector Quinn, cordoned off the scene as detectives investigated the double murder suicide style tragedy.
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Hudson
Alexander Street
Willoughby
Clarence Street
Central Sydney
Del.Inspr. Quinn
Alexander Avenue
Constable Hudson
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