Sydney Move Clash With Gwydir By Election
Canberra reports say the Sydney meet of the Federal Executive of the Australian Labor Party is postponed until after the Gwydir by election. Melbourne notes indicate party leaders consider holding conferences in Sydney to avoid clashing with campaign events. The push seeks to align party actions with the by election timetable and avoid internal disputes.
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Canberra
Wesnesday
Synny
ALLE
Gwydir
Heathi
Yeirsong
Wedestay
Objectos
Wweral Eeecuilue
Amnene
Walon
South Wales
Lars
Lang
Brauer Trial Details In Meadvale Murder Case
Witnesses described tense exchanges at Brauer murder hearing in Meadvale. Carl Laldwie, retired farmer, brother-in-law of Brauer, testified about conversations, while Mrs Brsuer and Clann Gean provided accounts of events near Brauer’s house on October 20. A Blantyre resident recalled seeing a man carrying objects matching a two gallon oil container on the night in question. The court adjourned after the testimony.
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Brauer
Carl Laldwie Odds
Af Meadvale
Mfoyullin
Brsuer
Clann Gean
Blantyre
Outober
STOP-WORK MEETINGS ON RAILWAYS FACING MAY WAGE ISSUE
A meeting of railway unions at Alomas Street today debated the Industrial Day wage plan. They urged campaigns to obtain a wage increase retroactive to support railway workers. Estimates say cost of increase is about 100,080 per year, starting April 2, funded by departmental pay.
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Driseane, Weanmlsy
A. Ce
Raiways
Shepssark
Shewnehone
Joby
Alomasstreet
Abiways
Sailway
Ingreabe
Wedneviay
Railway Department
Florist 65 Sentenced to 12 Months in Hawker Case
A 65 year old florist from Anburm was jailed for 12 months in Haw Whore Police Court on charges of buying demanded money from a young woman. The principal witness described a six month pattern of coercive letters and threats. The accused faced accusations of deceptive conduct and pressure, with police involvement following the victim’s report.
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Melbovene
Wellnestiiy
Hesey Wilshian Tilson
Anburm
Ciarg
Ghostman
Wien
Brisbane Aldermen Clash Over Endorsement At Open Meeting
chaotic Brisbane public assembly features Aldermen Aunty Been Mosse and Ederls in a fierce dispute over campaign endorsements. Deputies demand alignment with the AW labor group while opponents accuse backers of puppet ties and coercive tactics during the open air talk.
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Brisbane
Weilhenny
Been
Mosse
Ederls
Weir
Grave Diggers On Strike In New Jersey Cemetery
In North Arlington New Jersey grave diggers walk out claiming laborer shortfalls at Bainous cemetery. They demand a minimum of five dollars per dig and a five day work week. Vault operations face delays as processing continues.
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North Arlington
New Jersey
Bainous
Debts and borrowing spark debate in London House
In London the House of Commons reassembled as discussions centered on Australia’s external debt, with reports of substantial borrowing and calls to adjust Britain’s stance. Neville Chamberlain advised caution on Commonwealth borrowing, while lawmakers weighed the impact on financial policy and exchange implications.
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London
House of Comarons
Dar
Niccratian Dingle Uskie
Lord Hendeth
Britain
Neville Chamberlaint
Pearling Luggers and the Japanese Invasion Debate
A fractured report details fears over Japanese boats poaching in Australian waters and threatening the pearling industry. Local figures accuse the Federal Government of inaction while luggers operate near Broome and other areas, with calls for protection and charges to address incursions.
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Menea
Maley
Strester
Australien
Loreen
Opossum Skin Traffic Fines Probed in London Case
An article reports penalties totaling £2041 for men implicated in opossum skin trafficking. Names Sir James Talbot and others appear among those fined, with several individuals ordered to pay multiple sums and property to be seized or sold over a 12 month installment plan. Detective Lewy leads the investigation into the ring connected to London operations.
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Eydney
Wellnesay
Yo Mag Arnte
Keefe
Moléay
James Asthur Talbot
Talbot
Meneuy
Hogan Wae Ale
Toowoomba Court Session On Carpenter Case
The Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners held a session today. A. Kesrow faced charges as a carpenter with trial proceedings ongoing. Shore and Brockbutt appeared, with Shore pleading not guilty and a solicitor present.
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Rattner
Mili
A. Kesrow
P.M
Carpenter
Brockbutt
Subsidised Air Services Passengers and Mileage Statistics
Subsidised air services report passengers and mileage for the prior year. Passenger totals reach 1,200,284 miles covered and freight tonnage similar. figures reference routes Bridges to Darwin and Singapore with notable shipments and freight tonnage figures.
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Meebourne
Aviation
Dennemont
Uish Yaar
Eghinat
Paige Me
Cipuicen
Dusemmuers
Salle
As Sunyers
Strange Accident to Lines Man in Brisbane
Brisbane reports a linesman named Geores Norris injured while working on a city light pole at Dragon Street. He fell from the pole and sustained injuries to his left leg and right arm, with witnesses noting the incident as a surprising accident during maintenance work.
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Brisbane
Geores Norris
T ‘2
City Council
Dragon
Willy
Bus Fe
Lo Erie
Metellane
Bombing Planes Collision Claims Four Navy Flyers
A naval air station reports four Navy aviators were killed when two bombing planes collided head on forty miles off San Pedro. Lexington and another ship searched the area for survivors. Victims include a veteran machinist’s mate and several aircrew members. Bodies were recovered or later found ashore. Authorities continue to investigate with pending details.
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Ban Oego
Navy
Lexington
Raubi
Alngla
Unclear medical notice with scattered patient details
Fragmentary OCR text describes multiple patients and medical cases at Beaudry fauna, mentioning fever and eye symptoms. The passage is garbled with nonsensical names and dates, making it impossible to extract a clear incident, date, location, or outcome.
American Air Tragedy Reported in Albuquerque Crash
An early edition notes a deadly air crash near Albuquerque with eight aboard. A rescue operation is underway as a search party works to locate the wreckage and confirm any survivors, amid uncertain conditions and ongoing investigations.
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Albuquerque
Maize Shortage Hits New Zealand Markets
In Wellington a maize shortage reduces duties on whole maize shipments until July 3. The UN tariff changes lower general duty on maize, aiming to ease supply gaps. Affects shipments after March 4, with chicken and wheat markets also impacted by the shortage.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Sie Uriah
Collision in Fog Hits Two Steamer Ships
In dense fog near London on a Wednesday, the steamer Tarmhakl traveling from Wellington to Liverpool collided with the Lairdsmoos in the Irish Box area. Both vessels were holed. passengers and crew evacuated as authorities say both captains and a crewman are safe, with rescue boats quickly responding.
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London
Tarmhakl
Wellington
New Zealand
Glasgow
Liverpool
Mrs Bonney Set for Early Morning Ot Schedule
Mrs Bonney plans a voyage departing at eight tomorrow with a sequence of legs through Brisbane to Langwalt and on toward Jumpowent. She aims to reach a location by Friday and continue Saturday, with further travel toward Darwin and beyond, awaiting final milestones.
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Bribane
Borioy
Eiday
Lang Walt
Darwin
Jen
Historical Museum NERDED in Brisbane
An official voice urges establishment of a proper museum in Bilabusin to house books records and artifacts of immense historical value. The speaker hopes Newmead Ollse will become the museum’s name while stressing the need for a dedicated location to preserve and display Britain’s greatest cultural materials. People anticipate a broader access through the Royal Geographic Society and the AMtehel Library Sydney.
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Bilabusin
Newmead
Ollse
Hom
Railway Appointments Appeal Board Findings Upheld
Rockhampton reports the Railway Appointments Appeal Board upheld appeals regarding personnel appointments. Vincente Wyatt and Patrick OConnor, among others, faced reconsideration as the board reviewed reentries and foreman promotions at Warwick. The case also opposed the appointment of Giiaed Ernest Wie Mamahan to a second class foreman role. the appeal is discussed.
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Rockhampton
Wednesay
Soln
Alco
Rocktuanpron
Apgent
Taetiay Ny
Vincente Wyatt
Clevie Np
Arlatano
Patrick O'Connor
Erie
Verdict in Woman's Case At Wallangarre
A verdict was delivered in a woman’s case at Wallangarre involving Joyce Stary in a dispute with Philly E, Zimmeri, Porter, and others. Jurors awarded £1 10s 0d with costs of £2 0s 8d. the judge may interpret the agreement as stated. Two other defendants paid cabinet costs and one party was promised a sum.
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Pocwooners
J & Landy
Joyce Stary
Ftimmerte
Wallangarre
Pitchudes
Philly E
Zimmeri
Porter
Mtaiwne
Deparryen
Labour Daily for Brisbane under new movement control
Fragmented report notes a labour council meeting in Beis bine with Labour Counsel Losnbgi and R golluldtos appointed to consider a proposal. It mentions a paper aimed to be established and powers asked of the council, with a focus on procred and J4VE.
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Wethesisy
Beisbine
New Ragession
Losnbgi
R Golluldtos
Fight
Labour Council
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