Turmoil in Ireland reshapes border state elections
London reports from Buniakillen of large numbers of Sinn Fein supporters at the border crowding armored cars to reinforce Halleel garrison. Rebels suffer casualties in Friday’s fighting while Colins demands a full inquiry and refuses to attend a focus meeting. Frontline violence, political maneuvering, and candidate withdrawals mark the turbulence of the state election coverage.
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London
Buniakillen
Halleel
Michoc
Collins
Servisien
Puntiah
Tonton
Mita Laverton
Levigh Erie
Yasht Paniforn
Ennonmeint
Tha Trangnoart
Anilors
Ius
Sian Feimers
Tarertom
Teich Peradla
Hue Pormenach
Keanah
Nf Saaberiilty
Wienbeat Garvinak Phetenet Ghymeig
Rane
No Bay
Pire
Cdor
Peter Ward
Belfast
Roulster
Beatrice
Nince
Collina
Arthur Griffitha
Constituencica
Tabor
Farmers’ Union
de Valera
Claire
Dublin
James Larkin
Right
Hailway
Lontion
Cork
Corle Gity
Fawromhera
Fawrmanel
Mr. Whish
Mise McSwiney
Beromish
Daly
York County
Labor Party
Trin Nom
Tnecs
Brian Pelaer
State Steamer Duigby Mawson Returns to Brisbane
The State Steamer Duigby Mawson, chartered nine months ago by the Maeleny River Steamship Co with purchase option, has arrived back in Brisbane and handed its gate to the Government. It was enhanced by the North Coast Steamship.
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Brisbany, Wellnessay
Duigby Mawson
Maeleny River Steamnship Co
Naw
Brisbane
Maeleny River Co
North Coast Steamahinn
South African Politics Debates Peerage for Rotinwon
In a fragmented report from South Africa, Labour leader Roy Tall questions Government plans to reward Air Jaaoph Rotinwon with a peerage. The Premier and Prime Minister are referenced as debating imperial honors while public reaction remains uncertain and the overall answer is negative.
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Ansembly Mfr
Roy Tall
Labor Party
Prairies
Ornera Ponyia
Foventis
Fire at Longreach devastates town and property
A severe blaze in Longreach causes extensive damage across the town. The Bank of New South Wales and multiple shops along Langreanls Mows suffer critical destruction as winds drive flames through buildings. Estimated losses range up to £60,000 with many structures severely damaged. Authorities report rapid spread and significant property loss.
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Hiibhanh
Bogle Street
Freon Swink
Peleus Strowks
Freing Enverry
Belkin Marait Li
Gibson's
Inelsive
Waa
GM Sre
Fimek Bk
Heron
Leon
Gallp
Langrenek
Bailar
Bowie Zaney Goods
Big AG Fonts
Ward's
Kingston
Weints
Mins
Myuelarinne
Molfiwond
Bank of
New South Wales
Stratton
Central Lintel
Tomi
Abuaper
Saturn
Thin Barker
Marsh
Helgera
Wiperhit Hotel
Banke
PRIME MINISTER HUGHES ADDRESSES BRISBANE
A Brisbane audience heard Mr Hughes defend the National Government and its policies. He stressed support for the Empire, warned against cattle industry collapse, and praised measures to aid producers, immigration, and tariffs while urging faith and courage to secure Australia’s future.
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Atvghey
Blaynr
Theo
Fortes
Datuy & Benttert
Metughes
Tlaghos
Australia
Reviaine
Anita Wis
Indnatricy
Hughes
Europe
Conmhee Party
Wolioywin
Uthhesall
Brent
Idlc
Agianie
Britain
Ang Persuna
Crete
Gordon Vale Tragedy Trial Ends In Not Guilty Verdict
The trial of Taliesin Grifitha for the murder of Mountford Cook at Gordon Vale on February 7 was briefly continued and then halted. Testimony described alleged coercion and invasive questioning, but the jury found Grifitha not guilty after a short retirement.
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Bydney
Taliesin Grifitha
Mountford Cook
Gordon Vale
Griffith
Offer
Frank Ifr
Tdutective
Oman
USA
Tim
Jamey
Grintha
Albania Crisis: Government Demands Action Against Neighboring State
In a tense dispatch authorities report protests over Albanian policy. The government seeks urgent measures from international bodies to deter aggression and safeguard regional stability amid mounting tensions.
Labour Party Conference Sparks Heated Debate in Sydney
In Sydney at the State Labor Conference M G McGirr attacked party leaders over motherhood endowment plans and industrial policy. Speakers including Mr Loughlin and Mr Musgrave defended the government measures while tensions rose over funding, cabinet roles, and future Labour strategy amid calls to back Drishane proposals and a new industrial wage policy.
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Sydney
Labor
G. McGiry
Honehuto
Mr MuGires
Woo
James Bee
Shue
Wnor
Wetton
Melriee
Mta
Lad
Ais
Aeklun
Crates Roding
Clardince
Ald
Earl Vontros
Amor Auel
Enjietinees
Musray
Newcastle
Brisbane
Tradex
Imione
Hriabring
Lowghtin
Mroxern
Muteh
Laxeorind
McGire
Moteh
Loughlin
Storey
Tinion
McGirr
Het Menna
Bile
Kurata
Ate Tioenen
Trent
Jaen
London Wheat Market Struggles Amid Continental Demand
Reports from London describe volatile wheat trading with prices easing from US levels due to Argentina and American pressure, while large orders from continental buyers relieve some strain. The piece notes wage disputes and political contention surrounding labor standards and motherhood benefits, detailing ministerial tensions and parliamentary exchanges without graphic detail.
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London
Trealoy
Argentina
America
Ue Beinreseh
Arbitration Court faces judge shortage amid industry crisis
A deputation urged Tasmanian authorities to speed up an arbitration court hearing as 70 mills in the region close, leaving about 2,000 workers affected. The cabinet promised to secure two deputies while awaiting a three-judge panel, aiming to expedit e the matter without halting industry nationwide.
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Melhournh
Wedandiday
Clon
Grom
Toaluye
Hind
Honiention
Geriow
Tasmania
West Swatealia
Dt Notin
Goa
Groom
Saint
Milter
Efugtina
Japanese political turmoil unsettles Takahashi government
The regent calls senior officials to four consultations on a plan to replace Count Takahashi. Ministers Nakaboshi and Matodo are expelled from the Seiyukai party for failing to submit resignations and are blamed for the cabinet’s collapse.
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Torio
Tiesilnye
Takahashi
Execition
Nakaboshi
Matodo
Deo
Seiyukai Party
Carbinet
Lillian Russell Dies After Europe Trip Injuries
Lillian Russell, famed American actress, died from injuries sustained during a trip to Europe with her husband Alexander T. Mace and others. The party was investigating emigration conditions when the accident occurred, in France.
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Poopaborg
Alexander T. Mace
Lillian Tuswell
Metrow
Europe
Nesbnad
Treasduur
Mra Moore
Victorian Racing Events and Stakes Notes From Melbourne
Late sport report from Melbourne outlines results and standings in various Victorian racing events. It lists stakes such as Comlala Stakes and Derby with horse performances and notable entries like Onothent Guy and Shy Towyalk, detailing purses and placements across the Melbourne racing meet.
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Melbourne
Biren
DG RC
Euteing
Onothent Guy
SHO Shy Towyalk Uambieny
Delwitante
Augtlian Stegpleehnse
Overseas Boxing Claim Sparks UK Fight Outcry
London boxing experts dismiss Origet claim of doping in his bout with Boxy. They call the allegation a baseless excuse after Boxy outpointed Origet over twelve rounds, ten of which were judged in favor of Boxy.
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London
Origet
Boxy
Avila
The Metal Market Best Quotations for Tin
London tin quotations shown for spot three months and forwards with values in pounds and shillings. The report lists prices at L151/17/0 and related rates for immediate and future delivery as of Wednesday on the local market.
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Sydiruey
Weilneday
London
Bulgarian Aggression Described as Serbian Ultimatum
In Belgradh rumors speak of Bulgarian aggression prompting a Serbian ultimatum. A tiny government unit planned to deploy frontier troops as Bulgarian bands advance into Serbo-Macedonia.
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Belgradh
Bulgaria
Serbo-Macedonia
Sun Troupe
Air Ministry denies helicopter test proves value
London reports the Air Ministry refutes that Brennan helicopter tests were satisfactory. The proposed offer of 4900 pounds for a machine will be cancelled, and the ministry still intends to issue the offer. The note emphasizes official stance despite the earlier test results.
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London
Tursday
Phe Air
Almigtry
Air Ministry
Thames Ditton Tragedy Inquest Praises Heroic Rescue
At the Thames Ditton inquest the coroner commends boxer Baron for diving into the river to rescue a drowning man. The evidence suggests Burns sacrificed his life in the attempt near the treacherous stretch by the river.
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London
Audbroham
Reid
Wayal Huomne Society
Burns
Russian Church Leader Sentenced in Property Confiscation Case
Morecov, Tuvsilay Patriarch Pik tow, accused of agitating against government confiscation of Orthodox Church property, has been sentenced to five years in prison. The associated property linked to his elevatory rank was also confiscated.
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Morecov
Tuvsilay
Piktow
Goviat
Haa
Elovater
Russian farm plan with Italy to cultivate Don region
A Soviet delegation in Rome signed a contract with Italian agricultural and metallurgical groups. It envisions immediately sending 40,000 Russian farmers to cultivate 400,000 acres in the Don region under a joint development movement. Details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Rome
Tuesany
Thatian Apvieniiurot
Don
Austrian Industries See German Purchases Rise
Berlin reports a boom in German purchases of Austrian production assets including Woellerslory donation works. The Austrian government bans some operations to curb production for war and avert internal trouble. A government plan to acquire assets could relieve a large Austrian debt burden.
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Berlin
Sturhewau
Augtria
Woellerslory
Hwo Rosin
Geverntt
Geverntt Millionn Ieroner Terr Tathestu
Beef subsidy plan expands to all shipments after April
An Australian government subsidy expands to cover all beef consignments shipped on or after April 6 and to all beef yield offered under the new terms, with payments governed by the new scheme. An exporter named in the report warns against participation by any person or firm connected to export of beef from the Commonwealth.
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Melbourne
Rogora
Heef
Roperm
Campinny
Australia
Commonwealth
Wonute Front Peppermint Care and Golda Conjghs
Milward hay arrived here in connection with phasephonee for the duplicate of the Jpeide lenble.
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Lopton
Twowlny
Milward Hay
E Connertinn
Phassehonee
Lenble
Correspondence on Wheat Board and Morgan’s stance
The letter discusses the Wheat Board under Chairman Mr. Morgan, addressing misrepresentations and calls for public apology. It critiques storage choices, market strategies, and the handling of dumps and sales, arguing the board should have saved more by different storage methods and questioning pricing to millers.
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Rieomard
Wei Ma
Air
Rielesaird
Hitkegsurd
Morgan
Morsorta
Cme
Kishkesno
Xcomi
Eboni
Donen
Hasad
Morean
Briebaer
Ani Warwick
Alora
Nobby
Itton
Phin
Gourd
Miora
Clifton
Mr. Margran
Queensland
Marcanava
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Atortand
Wollman
Westerdew
Weber
Vance
Nlivkti
Euaes
Juwellaev
Arbitration Court
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Lillian Russell
Ihatel
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