Six Death Sentence Cases Lie Before Executive Council
Australian report outlines six individuals awaiting mercy recommendations as the Executive Council meets to review death sentences. Names include Wes monty of dol, Christopher Roy al Wig, and Samuel Mchaven Stead, with debates over nonviolent and homicidal offences. Notice boards warn trespassers as authorities prepare for court actions in Wellington Times circulation.
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Executive Council
Tames Ivooan
Cwrvielion
Wes Monty
Dol Howitt
Piamira
Peidy
Helievel
Af Bussman's
Christopher Roy
al Wig
Toneh
Hinloval
Robert Tichey
Australia Wins Davis Cup Opener in Heated Five Sets
Quist led Australia with a dominant singles win over Allison while Crawford battled errors in a tense match. Budge leveled the tie by defeating Crawford, sending the encounter to a deciding doubles where Australia and the USA split the first four sets before Australia clinched the doubles victory and the match.
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Philadelphia
Quist
Australia
U.S.A
Allison
Crawford
Coswtoril
Java
Amatican
Nakahtished
Hineel
Alison
Budwe de
Ted
Ami
Bude
Anly
Australlan
Lovey
Fuige
Bunge
Indachur
Mateo Ehh
Jacke Cr
Assuranes
Budge
Burlee
Bel Winkun
Lave
Andy
Fudge
Jedd
Lath
Wesried
Hunlge
Augain
Butth
Gontestes
Astonia Yu
Quint Anil Crawfor
United States
Makown Budge
Utter
Wieet Crawford
Forty Hour Week Debate By Federal Attorney General
Sydney reports the Federal Attorney General Sangtoy Brevnay states the Commonwealth Government lacks power to enact a forty hour week without state consent. He notes no aid for ratifying the Geneva International Labour Conference decision has been received, and no country has ratified yet.
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Sydney
Monitay
neUing
Sangtoy Brevnay
Commonwealth — Goverment
Ave Walia
Geneva
Retrial of six youths for capital charge at Parramatta
The retrial at Parramatta opened today for six youths named Henry Ruwa 21 Georgy Thornley 19 Harold Thornley 20 Harold James Maloney 20 Rupert Cowell 17 and Percival Tovey 16 accused in the capital charge. The defence argued the trial union would end the case if the jury acquits. Evidence is proceeding.
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Sydney
Parramatta
Henry Ruwa
Georgy Thornley
Harold Thornley
Harold James Malonney
Rupert Cowell
Percigal Tovey
Useful Rain Brings Jubilation to Farmers Across State
Rain spread over a wide area Saturday and Sunday easing drought for graziers and wheat growers. Beneficial falls were welcomed as the long dry spell ended, boosting prospects for crops and pasture.
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Sydney
Prime Minister Lyons Denies Cushy Posts
The Prime Minister Mr Lyons spoke at a conference in Taunton Cornwall, dismissing rumors that he would leave politics for a sinecure. He said he would not accept the chairmanship of the Interstate Commission nor the London Bugh Commissionership, and asserted strong party loyalty amid varied opinion.
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Sydney
Mr. Lyons
Taunceston
Interstate Commission
London
JOCK GARDEN Federal Labour Minute Book
In Sydney Monday the Botany State Electorate Council of the Labour party unanimously approved calling a special conference and refused to withdraw endorsement of J Garden. He claimed possession of minute books and defended himself against accusations of misconduct in a heated speech. Mr Holman secured a minute book on a conservation issue, helping the Labour party through the crisis.
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Sydney
Botany
Labour Party
J. Garden
Labour
Holman
Quinich
Ue Yu
Stock Market Report From Sydney on Homebush Sale
The Sydney Homebush cattle sale showed strong turnout with 34,000 sheep penned and 2,400 cattle traded. Prices ranged from 14 to 28 shillings for ewes, ewes 18 to 28 shillings, wethers 14 to 16 shillings, and rams 14 to 27 shillings. Cows and bulls fetched varied locally with top figures noted for prime stock.
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Sydney
Homebush
Wethers Vent
One Man Control Questioned by MLA in Labour Movement
Sydney report notes MLA C. C. Lavarini criticizes single person control of the Labour movement. He warns that unless the current central control is abolished the Labour Movement will remain in political wilderness. He advocates reconstruction of the organizational machine.
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Sydney
C. C. Lavarini
Dveseine
MyrvickVille
Labour
Lewpae
Commercial Produce Prices From Potulows Tasmania Market
Commercial price list shows fruit and vegetables with varied rates. Potulows Tas offers onions 11/78 to 12/ per unit, chats, wheaten 4 to 57, lucerne 4/9 to 4/11, hay 4/ to 6/0, lucerne 4/6 to 7/3. Wheat at Alexandria priced at 3/84.
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Sydney
Eees
Record aims for Queen Mary Atlantic speed record
The Queen Mary slows to 4 15 PM Saturday as crew claim progress toward a transatlantic record. A New York Times correspondent notes steaming at about 8064 knots and a bid to surpass the Normandy's 756 nautical mile daily run, with officers insisting a record attempt continues and timing uncertain.
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Edgar Belton
Centule
New York
Soas
Grasp
Dusinge
U1 Deloek
Thieves Strike Tivoli Theatre In Week's Bizarre Heist
A Tivoli Theatre weeklong theft ends with thieves escaping with about £500 from a safe. Investigators believe intruders used keys to enter. Morning cleaners later discovered the cash stuffed in a passage, prompting an ongoing police inquiry.
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Sydney
Unsettled forecast with rain and thunder easing northward
Forecase shows unsettled conditions with further feathered rain and thunder, especially over southern inland areas, gradually easing toward the northwest. Morning mists and fog over inland regions with variable winds.
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Soni
Quarley
Man killed by electric train at Gyde Bigin neering Works
Sydney, Moushay, John Ellis Hoskings, aged do years, was killed this morning when struck by an electric train at Gyde Bigin neering Works. He attempted to move aside as the twin approached but was unable to escape. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Sydney
Moushay
John Ellis Hoskings
Gyde Biginneering Works
Living wage declared by the Commission in Sydney
The commission today formally declared the female living wage at £1 17s 0d per week, an increase of five percent, with the agult wage set at 43s 9d. The new wage becomes effective starting April 26, replacing the previous rate.
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Sydney
Tnifusteish Commission
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