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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1929
Page
1
The report notes Campbell’s drive on a Sunday afternoon aiming for speed records. It mentions averages around 118.545 mph and hints at a significant improvement or milestone achieved, with Campbell signaling further attempts and attention to the outcome.
Reports indicate upcoming European air routes linking major hubs from London to Vienna and Moscow with connections through Haralley and other cities. The sequence of services is slated to begin April 22, with emphasis on international travel, transit through central hubs, and expansion of transcontinental schedules.
A contested legal action accuses Amanullah of indirect-evidence crimes and poses charges tied to alleged rupee embezzlement, religious tensions, and a public decency dispute. The text references defamation claims, purdah system criticism, and calls for official comment amid mounting political tensions.
Authentic reports from Captain Matheson say Robert Hitchcock is safe at Cloncurry awaiting defr actions. Captain Brain and RAAF planes searched over Anderson's phone region and Powell's Creek, finding water dried up. Southern Cross did not participate due to tank repairs.
A fragmented item reports a per ton price dispute between miners and employers. The text references reductions, potential reopening, and government involvement, with unclear details on dates, places, or exact parties.
Canberra marks Anzac Day with a solemn service as Governor-General Lord Stonehaven unveils a commemorative stone near the Australian War Memorial. The event includes a guard of honour, royal salutes, and a public wreath laying, with amplified broadcasting across the Commonwealth to share the ceremony text and proceedings.
A fragment from a political brief notes Simon Commission activities in England this Friday. It mentions Sir John and election campaigned figures, with Liberal and Labour candidates in India and Himachal contexts, and opposition to the Commission's work.
A fragmentary 1939 article urges safeguards for beacons and fliers, noting Western Australian Airways and maritime links. It references railway and air routes, aviation regulation, and the need to mitigate risks amid unsafe operations, with unnamed officials debating future controls.
King toured Wood Townes near Coon and Hoxine with Prince George on a motor trip reaching Bante in the afternoon. They walked through the Potts district, visiting Feosn church and the Quest area, accompanied by Viscount Havsertion.
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Police theory centers on Abe Hilliard and Alb Peak in a Keele area murder case. Witnesses describe the old man’s waning wits as authorities allege planning and arranging the killing, with involvement claimed by Wilson and others. The Crown prosecutor notes significant evidence linking Hilliard and associates to the death.
A truncated historical notice reports King issuing a letter of sympathy to London readers. It mentions appreciation from Beem The King and an addressed message possibly linked to a public or royal statement. The fragmentary text hints at a formal condolence or supportive gesture during a period of unrest or national strain.
A tornado near Tiller Sunday killed thirteen Black residents and injured many others. The disaster struck about 90 miles from fare, with authorities beginning immediate rescue and relief efforts.
An withered telegraphic note dated April 21 expresses gratitude from Southern Cease Lincoln for sympathetic support. The misspelled message thanks the sender and mentions a person’s name and a general sense of appreciation. The text is fragmented and contains several garbled terms.
Employment roles rise as consulation reports higher overall employment for April and May. Funds for road work are underused due to budget gaps, delaying nearly 10 percent of planned projects. Engineering and building trades employees across departments face extended timelines while money allocated for road work awaits approval.
In Sydney hotels closed for the march on Anse DMs as officials of the Returned Soldiers League and the premier proclaimed a day of hotel shutdown. The event timed to start midday saw hotelkeepers close doors by 9.45 as police and railway authorities monitored access.
A deputation from the Retired Holdiern Lawgwe met with Mrs Luitenaliaw to press for hotel closures in the metropolitan area. They asked for consideration of the matter but received no definite commitment.
Readers confront a confusing report about racial claims tied to workers at a Australian armaments facility. The disputed text cites an individual named Mack Himmler and describes alleged misidentification of black and white workers, raising questions about authorial intent and accuracy in the published account.
London Sunday Labour movement leaders announce a comprehensive plan focused on job creation and wage relief. Tammy McDonald highlights Labour's pledge to prioritize work, arbitration and peace, opposing war measures and criticizing Lloyd George and Baldwin. The program aims to broaden social security and national strength through a public works oriented agenda.
In Changchow city a serious riot erupts over automobile use and opposition factions. Police deploy military forces to quell the unrest after clashes and property damage.
A new health regulation directs vaccination certificates to be issued for a limited group of five women, with sanitary supervision and reporting to medical authorities during travel. The measure remains in effect until further notice as authorities monitor compliance and enforcement.
In Malwa, rumblings grow over railway dismissals and wage issues. The Railway union secretary says talks focus on whether posts can be retained and restraining actions may be needed. Officials and supervisors are urged to organize to prevent further demotions or wage cuts.
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