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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1929
Page
1
A garbled note from local officials hints at cafe leakage concerns and public unease. The fragment mentions a commissioner and tokens of fear among residents, suggesting unnamed officials discuss possible risks and remedies.
Incident reports a fatal air accident involving a Chinese military aircraft and a Vickers Vimy during a two day period. Descriptions mention a main city river area and a crash with casualties among crew and passengers. The wreckage and machine feed are noted as damaged with uncertain cause and subsequent military inquiry.
A court in London convicts a man known as Mader for years of catptin crimes at the Old Malley. He receives a single imprisonment term after a rapid trial. The presiding officer notes past misconduct and contends the sentence fits the perversion and harm described. Prosecution and defense arguments are summarized with focus on the accused's past and future restraint.
A parliamentary debate in London concerns age of marriage laws and proposed reforms. Proponents argue for stricter limits and evidence of consent, while critics warn against overreach and impact on families.
A letter from 115 Mustee Hutdere Axsounition workers warns that building work at the Melbourne site will halt if jobs are not resumed. Leaders say the strike endangers timber supply and labor peace, threatening prolonged disruption and economic impact on the project.
The fragmentary note mentions an annual renort for 193 tone and references figures like 204 and 191 percent. It lacks clear names, dates, or places, making it difficult to extract concrete events or outcomes.
The official notification of a ceremony confirming FR. HR. M. Alcorn to the position of polling official was issued yesterday in the Commonwealth. The document follows the standard electoral regulations and government forms.
Campbell surpasses the prior 5 mile mark with an average pace of 311 inches per hour over five kilometers at the Wapetown meet. The run featured record heat and a challenging altitude, with observers noting a red flag incident and a wheel concern near the finish.
Mr C M McDonald reports the Northern Pollherivy Association owners view the general position with growing interest. He says trazed by possible wipe away and notes the IBINERH take a white view and recombine the co-op again.
Sydney Friday reports the treasurer Mr Stephen drawing up proposals to resolve coat trouble. The town has not yet found a solution, and Mr Brepheua will discuss with union representatives tomorrow regarding the matter.
Dr. Alcorn calls a public meeting Thursday night to discuss forming an advisory council of citizens to assist the Third Commissioner as the commission nears abolition. The plan seeks broad representation and public input on council function and membership.
A garbled OCR passage describes an election party plan with references to Wave Hilch, Kookaburra, Bearhurs, and a tracking effort. Mentions a committee message about arrival at Long reach Seatering and Mourkel-day with a probable schedule for Maxcot Satunday.
London reports the 1919 China arms embargo agreement is cancelled by consent of Great Britain Spain Portugal United States Kazan Rumi Drea and Japan. The nations agreed to end export and import restrictions on arms and ammunition with immediate effect and to apply new trade rules under the Arms Export Prohibition regime.
A report of an appeal by Mr Tuwtdeley and Mr Hamilton Knight to New Zealand to seek union support for a minor in distress. The article notes Australian unionists recently met with trouble and assumes the appeal would receive a prompt response.
Report describes a high speed London to India attempt with a monoplanes over Moora at 6.30 pm after 31 hours in air. Pilot aiming to reach Karachi by morning and Manchester an apparent target, with Air Ministry noting performance and remaining distance to Bangalore.
A jagged paragraph notes harsh April conditions in Sydney with references to winterlike cold and unsettled weather. The garbled text mentions a waiter, a festival or event, and unnamed individuals. details are unclear due to corruption.
Fragmented report notes the Southern Cross progress by Doney and Tritay with vague references to Nat wine and Bulloe Downs in Quevnsandy. Mentions of Mele and Hysiney as well as a mid day weather remark and a garbled comment on wind.
Community campaign to aid flood victims in Tasmania reports initial donations totaling 801 000 pounds. Organizers plan to distribute clothing parcels toffected families via the Lavery depot and call for volunteers to assist at the receiving office on Monday.
Canada and the United States agree to submit the Frewlone schooner dispute to arbitration under the liquor treaty framework. Parliament discussed the move this week, with both governments selecting arbitrators to determine Canada’s claim for redress versus the United States and Britain.
The Acton weather recording station logged a record low for Thursday with a minimum near 41 degrees. Strong winds and odd phraseology surround the report, noting the coldest date in the dataset and a potential numerical error in the transmission.
A controversial Derby sweep ticket scheme sparked debate over legality with tickets reportedly sold nationwide. Officials acknowledged a private exchange linked to a public event while denying improper interference with the race. The matter centers on whether private exchanges violated gambling or public conduct laws.
A fragmented report outlines a federal case against striking workers. It mentions a court order, possible penalties, and Juriisdiction affecting labor actions, with references to a judge and enforcement in a Washington state context.
A fragmented description of Anzac Day events in London with attendees including A Clement Hanen and Rr Cranville Tyrie. The piece mentions a memorial sermon, references to names such as Nevar and Alamiey, and notes a ceremonial gathering at a church with wartime remembrance themes.
A violent storm toppled a shed injuring three workers near Central Station yard. The report notes high winds and debris causing collapse as men were at the site repairing or moving materials.
The readable text mentions people and places in a muddled sequence with references to a weather event, a French cor lad, Plabiers pany, and names such as Chrunvil Ryvic Harr. It hints at a confrontation or dispute and a mention of fever and a February meeting, but the passage is largely indecipherable and lacks a clear single event.
Fragmented text references London discussions on disarmament and government aims. It mentions prominent names and a statement about cooperation, with unclear details and garbled wording from OCR. The passage hints at policy focus but lacks concrete actions or dates.
Police investigate the death of a boy in Sydney after he ate grapes. Coroner to be held. family reports others in the home ate grapes without effect. Authorities suspect poisoning but note possible influenza as a hastening factor. No toxin analysis completed yet.
An English report on a New Zealand airman attempting a long voyage from England to New Zealand. The piece notes a bold air route via intermediate stops and a landing at a base near Hon Cruyioy. The event highlights daring aerial effort and wartime travel boldness.
Prince Henry Rutangmal arrives in Hong Kong aboard the Moron en route to Japan. He is greeted by Governor Clement and other officials. A guard of honour, crowd, and colonial administration officials line the route to City Hall where he is recorded and presented with imperial honors.
Dr Weaknough reports on Victorian field developments and the arrival of experts from Commonwealth Gees retin. The visit follows earlier company activity inviting Wiet orien Government to Lotmas park for exploration. White oil funds the venture as they push to assess new products and markets.
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