06 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
1
News report from Mexico City states Senor Pascual Ortic Rubio, sworn in hours earlier, was shot in the jaw by an would be assassin. His wife and niece were also wounded as gunfire echoed at the presidential palace. The president promised five years of hard work and radical reforms amid turmoil.
DRS Anta Krienier dies today after exposure to a diet of raw herrings dipped in black coffee. Report notes a special arrangement by SR BS Ry and mentions two-verse intelligence published in this issue with further details in AUtreHo and Mee Yeaiand.
In Melbourne a large leather parchment from Canterbury era was found in a dusty reliquary. It bears a handwritten note and a Privy Seal design depicting Queen Victoria, linked to a 1899 London print run by the Colonial Secretary, Duke of Monmouth.
A large Roman funeral for Michele Bianchi, ally of Mussolini and a quadriumvir of the Fascist party, drew a long processional escort from the Jerudy Ghetch of Janu to Blanch Mane, with wreaths from Signor Mianelini and others.
A garbled Paris to South America transfer is reported as secured. General Kouleper led the effort to move funds of the White Poussin refugee office in France, with over 3000 White Musabane reportedly searching Paris for the missing General Houlepell.
The piece reports a transatlantic chase with American and Scottish connections. Danny Scot t travels from London by car to Aberdeen and through coastal towns seeking a wife, meeting a Highland clan-linked romance, and returning to America with a new partner.
Three Oxford University rowing coaches resign amid a dispute with Boat Club president Grattan over crew selection. The move follows actions by the leaders asserting control over boat order, prompting debate on autocratic powers within the club.
The report notes an upset at the Grants tournament where Tilden was defeated by an English challenger amid a day of surprising results. Other details are unclear due to torn OCR but include mentions of Peters and regional players.
Fragmented OCR text notes four Prairie governments facing farmer and broker pressure over margins. It mentions panic in grain markets due to large wheat shipments and an investigation into market manipulation. Readable entities include Vancouver and unspecified groups.
London report indicates the Lords and Labour Government avoided a stalemate over the unemployment insurance bill. Lords initially pressed for changes before passage, but a resolution was reached without further confrontation.
In Paris a leader of Spanish liberal exiles, Jase Orley of Gimect, predicts a future republic in Spain after exile. He mentions a proposed return to Cadiz and notes factions backing a civilian government, with references to a royalist cabinet and secret plans involving foreign powers.
Reported at the naval conference, Britain will table a proposal to abolish submarines. A plenary session is planned for Tuesday to discuss disarmament, with government officials outlining possible savings and naval policy adjustments amid debate on further naval construction reductions.
The London address to the Commons by Mr. Baldwin critiques Britain’s industrial progress under the Labor government and argues for tariff policies. He warns against delaying employment relief and urges a united empire under free trade within its borders.
Fragmented OCR reveals a trial discussion mentioning a verdict in the Wandsworth case. The text references industry tensions and calls for measured approaches to policy, with emphasis on balancing preferences and trade in a broader political context.
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