25 Apr 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 25, 1928
Page
1
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A garbled OCR notice mentions upcoming repairs and a local meeting. It references Wilts and Wilkie, names likely of people involved, and hints at a timeline within the week for action or decisions.
Fragmentary OCR reports a nameless message linking Don, Granvily, Wilkins, and Mater of Ui Deeded. Details are garbled, with references to telecommunication and aerials, offering no clear event, date, or location.
In a disputed case, Commander COWL announced action against the master of the steamer Hm Chief after a disturbance aboard the vessel near Renest Barron. The incident involved unsubstantiated claims and the master faced charges over alleged failures during a voyage.
A powerful quake near Corinth devastates the city and surrounding areas. Dozens dead, hundreds injured, and thousands displaced as 500 homes collapse and communications falter. Government pledges 500 relief and aid is distributed to desperate refugees.
At a joint meeting of the National and Country Parties yesterday the members stated that the Prime Minister has served longer in office than any predecessor. The attendees expressed strong support for continued leadership, praising stability and ongoing policy directions.
A 1920s style report notes British and American drivers plotting immediate efforts to surpass a new BOT 0620 giles record. Captains Campbell and Maleoton with Major Beagmieye vow to retest the achievement, claiming secrecy and urgency to beat the Americans within a month at pending trials abroad.
North Sydney police were alerted to a stolen car carrying two men on the run from Manty toward North Sydney. A patrol pursuit followed into Preneh’s Forest where the driver halted and a constable drew his revolver as the occupants attempted to flee.
The first ballot in the French elections produced a mixed outcome with candidates like Herve and Wing Etegeullieama advancing. A second ballot is scheduled for April 27 as factions align around the governing party.
A pursuit of a stolen car in Seatown ended when the driver leaped from the vehicle and was seriously injured. Police say the suspect fled on foot, later identified as likely Ke Vos. The driver was hospitalized in critical condition.
Fragmented OCR text references the Arbitrathon and Chebey eHiatian treaties with Gherukuiny, mentioning Kellogg and Von Writiwits. It hints a treaty pattern based on Bevan Geeathers of Ida, with senators noting similarities to Hotrmmaimia. The passage is garbled and nonstandard.
Geneva reports focus on prohibiting poison gas use amid rising tensions. Italy and Russia face international criticism and possible sanctions, while treaty officials urge adherence and monitoring.
Excellency the Governor General has received the following message from His Majesty the King on this Anzac Day. It speaks of the people of Australia and New Zealand and their allies and the sympathy offered, noting shared sacrifice and loyalty.
The Prime Minister states Anzac Day is sacred not a holiday. Australians renew dedication to the principles for which the war was fought and to those who sacrificed their lives. He vows the memory of their sacrifice will endure as citizens walk the path of duty.
A turbulent incident in Chinese waters involved a confiscation and seizures tied to a broader piracy wave. Reports mention a senior official and a Shanghai bound cargo, with vessels from port cities and a loaned loan arrangement linked to government assets. A patrol stalled operations near a canal, and an extended delay followed as authorities assessed damage and legal actions.
A misread cheque for 850 pounds appears linked to Blinker. The record mentions a preference or presentation related to a mistaken payment for a fee due at a local event or board hearing dated in March.
A Ford plane arrives in Montreal Moray, marking a notable event for the Fort. The arrival signals continued progress for the Hremen and ties to local industry.
Disapproval of relations between Canberra Hospital superintendent and Dr Alcorn is set out in the board of inquiry report dated April 10. The board notes unsatisfactory links among the superintendent matron and trained sisters, laments lack of formal management rules, and presents eight recommendations to improve hospital efficiency including converting the hospital to a community hospital and adjusting status to negate training-school recognition.
The Federal Executive Council yesterday approved no special ordinances conferring power on the Federal Capital Commission to appoint committees of inquiry to take evidence and prevent imports. Officials explained that future inquiries by the Commission may be needed for hospital management and economy as the dispensary question is examined with local pharmacists. The Board of Enquiry, appointed April 10, includes J G McLaren H A Bhodan and Dr L W Nett, and continues on page 5.
In London the Prime Minister refused to reveal Soviet military and aerial preparations. Dialogue touched on Lord Birkenhead’s views on Germany and peace terms, with criticism of alleged German and Irish connections. Home Secretary pressed for a time to release details, while MPs sought clarity on espionage leaks and police oversight.
The Prime Minister Bruce expressed outrage over imputed images urging Australians to "Forget Anzac Day and prepare for May Day." Opposition MP Parkhill cited a Workers Weekly article of April 24 and asked about cancelling the paper’s registration. The PM said he had not seen the statement, but abhorred it and noted the government would act within its powers if needed.
A clipped, unclear report notes a large loan involving Sydney and a group described as The Chie Communioners. It mentions fiscal figures around five million pounds and references equipment costs for equine Colts, with disrupted wording and missing details.
An unclear report from Chicago outlines a political murder tied to a power struggle. State Attorney Crow defeats Fon Newmark, with former chief investigator Crowe, Yue adore, and a geosun ape nin figure implicated. Details are fragmentary as investigators pursue leads through a bedroom scene.
Dr J F P Watson former editor testifies before the Federal Public Works Committee about legality of changing the Cathedral site from the recreation reserve to the university area. He says the change would spoil the war memorial view and violate the Government Act without Gazette notice and parliamentary approval.
Dr. J W Watson testified before the Public Works Committee that the War Memorial site is ideal. He proposed four visitor groups and a glass-display system to limit handling, plus an archive department for long term storage of documents and notes on wartime records.
Police continue search for the Besion Mark in Sefton Park after an outrage. A lantern slide order was issued by the Commissioner of Police for distribution of description cards to be shown in local picture news as the manhunt proceeds.
A man was detained in connection with the Sefton Park outrun. He will be brought to Sydney tomorrow.
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