Ulster Urges Justice In Imperial Parliament Debate
The Ulster Association issued an open letter to Imperial Parliament members urging careful consideration of a bill to amend the Irish Treaty. It defends Ulster rights, warns against forced population transfer, and calls for an Imperial arbitrator to settle the boundary without coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TDC
Ulster Association
Trish
Wigans
Commission
Ulster
Reuter
London
Vac Jetter
MacNeill
Wister
Ulster Unionist Association
House of Commons
Great Britain
Free Staters
Hastings Denounces Churchill Speech At Barra
The Attorney General Sir Patrick Hastings argued that the Labor Party should not be seen as welcoming its brothers in the dominions during war. He criticized the notion as unfair and dishonorable. A letter from James Cai to a Betas demonstration asserts that upholding principles requires retaining formerly held rights and privileges for subordinates, tied to constitutional duties.
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Patrick Hastings
Barra
Doone
Winavon Churchill
Empire
Labor
Dominions
Junes Cai
Betas
Ulster Determined at Ulster Boundary Demonstration
A Conservative demonstration in Ulster adopted a resolution to resist any attempt to drive citizens from under the Union Jack without consent. Lord Londonderry hailed an advance toward agreement by negotiating with the Free State, while Lords Carson and Carson pledged continued support.
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London
Ulster
Lord Londonderry
Free State
Hey
Lord Carson
Dward Carson” Covenater
Minority Ignored Free State Pacfic Statement Read in London
A public address delivered in London is read by James MacNeill the High Commissioner for the Irish Free State. The remark notes a sense of marginalization and emphasizes ongoing political issues between the Free State and British authorities. The setting underscores diplomatic tensions and the role of London in Irish governance.
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London
James MacNeill
Irish Free State
Get Together Exhortation at Derby by Ramsay MacDonald
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald urged all parties to come together in a Derby speech amid parliament convocation concerns. He spoke on the Russian treaty, saying explanations are needed and that the government is guaranteeing a loan with clear purposes, not lending to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
S. Service
Ramsay
MacDionall
Derby
Ruerring
Ireland
Tie
Russia
British Embassy to appoint new ambassador in November
A fragment from an Australian press report states that the British Embassy will appoint a new ambassador, with Lord Doberman named for the post at the end of November. The Observer’s correspondent in London notes uncertainty in the claim.
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Lonbor
Observer
Bertin
Emibisey
Lord Doberman
Disappointed Audience As Dame Melba Skips Event
Saturday's concert crowd faced great disappointment when Deputy Director of Education Mr G announced Dame Nellie Melba could not attend. Banhers and children hoped to greet the Australian singer and had urged her to perform, planning a memorable moment to honor her.
Exhibits Highlight Inventions At Parenteeshich Institute Show
Atthwyel hosts the Institute of Parenteeshich exhibition featuring numerous novelties by women. Notable items include frying dans that remove fat, portable fineplates, and improverysnls toys for the home.
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Wotbens
Institute of Parenteeshich
Atthwyelouts
Novelty Grocer Ad Listing Various Goods
An old newspaper fragment advertises a range of goods including 40 inch lotions, Morogains, striped Oriental cucumbers, brown towelling, Bond's silk hose, woven shirting, blouses, suits, and men’s brown cotton shirts and trousers. It lists multiple sizes and colors with casual pricing cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orientu
Ares Bond
BOND
Rat Neure
Disarmament Protocol Debate At Geneva Assembly
Geneva report from the Third Committee outlines issues with the disarmament protocol and Article Six obligations. It details calls for collective security measures, limitations on forces, and international cooperation in relief and child protection amid global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Br. Boned
Turin Trom
Énta Ee Salin
Connell
Amysgel
Terrific speed 227 miles an hour sets seaplane record
Reuters reports Terrific speed record by United States Navy pilot Lieutenant David Attentiousy in a Curtiss seaplane. He achieved an average speed of 227.5 miles per hour, breaking the previous world record during the 0 Minute Merit event at Port Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Port Washington
Tientenat
David Attentiousy
United States Navy
Newbury Cup International Match Recap at New York
In a dramatic International Match held in New York, Ladkin narrowly defeated Epinhard by a whisker as Wise Counseller faltered early. The Newbury Cup showcased top horses including Tarc ough and Norseman with Briol and others finishing amid controversy over disqualifications.
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Renter's
London
Tiapasco
Norseman
Keeor
Briol
Ladkin
Empire Band Contests Crown St Hilda College Band
Attendance at the Grydol Palace exceeded fifty thousand as British Empire brass bands competed. St Hilda College Band won the top prize with Too Black Dye Muls second and Newcastle Steelworks tied for third. The best piece was Cecil's Rhapsody On the Cornish Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grydol Palace
St. Hilda Collity
Muls Anil
Newcastle
Crazy Doctrines Debate Threatens Liberal Unity
Lord Birkenhead argued that if Labour seized office or spread dangerous ideas there would be a long period of Labor weakness. He urged Unionists and Liberals to unite to save the nation and avoid scandalous penalties, urging Lib Lab collaboration only if honorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
London
Lord Birkenhead
Vetherby Holl
Meny Carlisle
Meg
Great Hotel Fire at Hotel Damonte Fells Guests Escape
A major blaze destroyed the Hotel Damonte in the center of the playground area. About six hundred guests fled in night attire as the structure burned. Loss is estimated at one million dollars.
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Saat Demonte Oat
Cricket Opens and Kangaroo Returns in Sydney Cricket
Sydney reports the season opening in hot weather with Wavercly’s Horace Davis scoring 70 in 142 minutes against 5 George. Kippax top scored for Sydney with 99, while Moyes added 70 and University posted 284 versus Glebe led by J M Taylor’s 115 in 2h10m. Jack Gregory reappeared for first grade at Manly, taking two wickets in his first over and making two brilliant slips catches before injuring a thigh.
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Sydney
Horace Davis
George
Kippax
Gordon
Moyes
Macartney
Kelleway
C. Trumpet
University
Glebe
J. M. Taylor
Jack Gregory
Manly
Randwick
Night Patrol Amiss In Melbourne Sunday
A Melbourne report notes Ibavas claims The Night Patrol has lured its horse and may not start at Caulfield. The Sunday item hints at irregularities affecting the night's race program and local expectations.
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Melbourne
Ibavas
Good Authority
Night Patrol
Caulfield
World Aviation brief from Hong Kong and Oregon
A Reuters note from Hong Kong reports Major Zann departed for Mao Chow and arrived this afternoon. In Edgonne Oregon, Americans near home completed their world flight leg with a late arrival as the journey neared Beatie on Sunday.
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Reuter’s
Hongkong
Atrmany
Zann
Mao Chow
Reuter‘s
Edgone
Oregon
Beatie
Wholesale Robbery Drops Heavy Losses on U S Jewellers
New York jewellers report ongoing large-scale losses with July and August alone totaling about 680000 dollars. In the first eight months of 1924, the industry faced 120 holdups and 36 safe burglaries totaling 2174000 dollars. Most arrests involve young men not tied to the broader criminal underworld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
New York
Are
Jewellers Charity Alliance
Ne Iiemity
Australian prose association urges international cooperation
New York Briday rGharlés Parsons addresses the American Society of Civil Engineers urging global collaboration to explore deep earth mining. He cites a sinking twelve mile shaft notion toward unknown metals and elements, projecting a 50 year timeline and a potential 20 million pounds to finance the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prose Association
New York
Briday
rGharlés Parsons
American Society of Civil Engineers
Earth
Peastrals
Miles
Death of Walter Hume Long at Age Seventy
Walter Hume Long, long serving British Conservative politician, died at age seventy. Elected to Parliament in 1880, he later became Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Government, chaired the Board of Agriculture, led the Government Bond Office, and served as Secretary of State for the Colonies from 1916 to 1948.
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London
Long
Walter Hume Long
House of Commons
Then -Owent
Aifles
Hustdemt Board of Agriculture
Loos
Pestilence in Russia Reports Tide of Typhoid
The Sunday Express Moscow correspondent says a typhoid epidemic followed the Len ingrad flood with about one hundred cases daily. Roads swept cemeteries and coffins were carried off while museums suffered heavy losses of tapestries and antiques. The academy of Science lost national history ethnographical and zoological collections. Industry losses are estimated at £1,000.
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Rotter
London
Express
Moscow
Leningrad
Academy of Science
Versatile Lizzie at the Ford driven plow event
The tale centers on Henry Ford and the Ford automobile era as a rural scene unfolds at the Pile Trotting Club grounds. A Ford vehicle towed a plough with farmers watching, including Mr. B G B Smith and Mr. Henderson, highlighting a gag about a Ford used to complete trade tasks. The piece references Lizzie the steam engine and a submarines milestone in Portsmouth, with scattered, unclear details.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Bgb. Smith
Sooke
Heetra
Henderson
Barfoot
Ford Chase
Lizzie
Meat Workers Granted Wage Increase in Adelaide Award
A tentative award by Sir John Quick raises wages for meat industry workers in Adelaide and statewide. The pay rises cover butchers shops, smallgoods factories, drivers, stockmen, and slaughterers with 48 hour weeks, overtime rules, and holiday pay. The award awaits final minutes in two weeks and applies only to union members who notify employers within seven days.
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Sir John Quick
Arbitration Court
South Australia
Caunlry
Badow
Asastaits
Snem
Police Sergeant Hansbury Found Dead at Norwood Station
Found by his son, Sergeant Hansbury, head of the Norwood police station since 1920, lay in the station yard with two bullet wounds to the heart. Dr Halloran of Norward, who was summoned, pronounced life extinct.
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Adelaide
Hansbury
Norwood
Halloran
Norwand
Gaoled for Theft In Adelaide Court
George Nash was remanded for sentence yesterday afternoon on charges of stealing an overcoat belonging to Henry King of Port Pirie and ordered one month's imprisonment by Mr E M Sabine PM in the Adelaide Police Court this morning Nasir stole the coat commuter car which was a crawler place He came from an eastern State.
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Adelaide
George Nash
Henry King
Port Pirie
E. M.sabine
Nasir
Racing Motor Smash at San Sebastian Grand Prix
Reuters reports a grand prix motor race near San Sebastian Spain ended tragically when driver Lee Guinness was seriously injured after Sunbeam veered into a rag line and mechanic Perkyns was killed in the crash.
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Reuter
London
Sreuter
San Sebastian
Spain
Sunbeame
Lee Guiness
Perkyns
Bellbird Disaster Recoveries Rise With Third Body Found
A third body was recovered at Sellbird Colliery following an exploration. Identified as Beederck Fans formerly of Gunnettall, he had long worked in the Jelibird district before going underground. The features were unrecognisable with burned clothing and patchwork.
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Sellbird
Beeder
Maritime Trouble Looms for Sydney Wharf Workers
A conference is planned in Sydney on October 14 involving Waterside Workers' Federation members from at least two states. Delegates may vote to desert their posts or hold a no-work week protest, amid strong union opposition to any plan involving waterside workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wip. Wort
Wharf
Sydney
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Australia
Honorary Service Marking 65 for F W Coneybeer of Adelaide
The article notes F W Coneybeer of Adelaide turning 65, tracing his birth in Clifton England and long service in South Australia’s Parliament for East Torrens, including 22 years continuous tenure and a 1945 to 1924 period in the House of Assembly. It lists successors and peers, with remarks on family service and other surviving members.
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Delaide
Ada
W. Coneybeer
Sir Tietly
Embly
Clifton
Bristol
England
Grange
New South Wales
East Torvets
Asm
Tudrite
Sherard Paty
Mase
Assemby
Parlement
Jone
Thare
Eddiion
Gonewheer
Riche Ced Buller
John Corkhurn
Ani Mresis
Archibald
Ivor “MacGillivray
TH. Brooker
J.B Kelly
Hagher
Lawrence © Loughlin
A. Poynton
Clement Giles
W. @Ostey
Wabeilela
Newcastle
Gnievhear
Miss Hilda James Sets English Swimming Records
Australian Press Association reports Miss Hilda James of Carston won in London Saturday, breaking three English records. She swam 800 yards in 8 minutes 43.57 seconds, and 400 yards in 38.49 seconds, surpassing previous marks.
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Australian Press Association
London
Hilda James
Carston
Swining
Hartlepool
Vis
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Newcastle Steelworks
Heuger
Birkenhead
Internationals IN Action
Amiss
World Aviation
Zannis
RK Jewellers
Qiadrid
Portsmouth
Son
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