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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
1
Anthony Horderns hosts a Saturday morning gathering at Welfare Hall starting 10:15 a.m. featuring the act Fun Merchant from New Zealand.
The British Ambassador to Washington Sir Fame Howard refuses to import liquor under diplomatic privilege, renewing a debate on diplomatic liquor. Reports note U S officials and foreign embassies weighing the implications for American prohibition law and diplomatic conduct.
Reporters describe a dramatic arrival in Calcutta on Thursday by PME Prenehairmen Arrechart and Ignen. They survived a crash in Gaedad with Ubry forcing a street landing and face further journeys to destinations including China Japan and Germany.
A brief London based dispatch reports an encounter between the Prince of Wales and notable figures in Australia, including former Perth mayor Willem Lathieim and prominent war worker Gir Wil Tum, highlighting a formal reception and cordial exchanges.
A London report centers on No. 10 Downing Street amid a looming pull by Mr Rivter and MP JH Tmgmar over moving to the Prime Minister’s residence Hampstead. Officials discuss ministerial allocations and coalition tensions as a new cabinet lineup looms. The piece notes expected shifts involving Mr Martionald and party leaders ahead of a key parliamentary meeting.
Fragmentary note outlines a feature on prominent figures and debates in government practices. Mentions Lord Justice Laws and mentions of public life topics with a focus on accountability and reform.
Sir Philip Street, Chief Justice of New South Wales, visited the Old Bailey and was welcomed by Sir Ernest Wild on the Bench. Mr. J. F. Ean West introduced Birch on his bear.
A murder mystery from Paris recounts the disappearance of Mme Collett from Dijon a decade ago. A grim sequel ends with authorities discovering a skeleton in a well and the case being reopened for investigation.
At the opening of the League of Nations Council meeting in Madrid tributes were paid to Sir Austen Chamberlain, praising his Loyal cooperation in preparing the committee report. French Foreign Minister Aristide Briand and Japanese delegate Adachi lauded his contributions as a loyal statesman.
Royal Oak row sees a transition as King's aide Captain Dewar is appointed to command the battalion trainer Tiger. The court martial and related ceremonies are noted with official arrangements and service details. The report mentions connections with commanders and service lists tied to the royal circle.
England beat Raymond 0-8, 12-6, 0-9 in the third round of the European cup event. Dr Jo Gregory triumphed in the match with Australia’s Pariah laben tenant and South Africa’s Mesbbine in a tense series.
Cricket writer CG Macartney surveys the model bowler Wilfred Rhodes in the Australasian Sporting and Dramatic News. The article, priced today, discusses Rhodes as an archetype of skill and longevity in the sport.
A Sydney protest centers on claims that Australia is a plague spot of the Eager trade image. Mrs. Cameron of the Modesy Feminist Club argues against misuse of women’s rights during a con authority inquiry.
After a decade of work by Union Theatres Ltd and two years of effort by many folk, the State prepares for the public opening. The group has built ten theatres across Australia and tonight dedicates the Shrine of the Silestort in Sydney with a pledge of faith and energy guiding the grand achievement.
In a contested dispute notes show双方 referring to profits as the main issue while miners and owners clash. The text highlights terms used by each side and hints at a broader tension over revenue sharing in the coal industry.
Fragmentary Sydney style account notes a fight where Cheschata defeats Fidel in a potato themed event. Judges favor Cheschata for inflicting more damage despite fewer landed blows.
Fragmented report notes a reciprocal trade proposal between Canada and Australia aimed at expanding Canada’s import of Australian iron and other products. Mentions Trade Commission and Manufacturing Association, with discussion of preferences and regional resident concerns in western provinces.
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