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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
1
OCR text shows garbled phrases about Canberra related matters including motto wording and a council or public notice. It mentions names like Jonny Kem and references to events or ceremonies, but the exact actions, dates, or entities remain unclear. The readable fragments suggest a local civic context without a clear outcome.
Incoming private members begin today as pre session Cabinet meetings start. Budget details are reportedly ready but its place on the business paper is unsure. Prime Minister Bruce avoided confirming the order. Canberra readiness and key arrivals from Sydney are noted amid political maneuvering for Senate contests.
The article reports disputes around Captain Dyett and the Federal President Mr GJ Dyett amid heat towards the New South Wales branch. The matter followed action related to criticism of government views and alleged overreach. a motion challenging Dyett’s authority was defeated.
Melbourne authorities discuss tightening controls on issue of weapons after a spate of armed robberies. Commissioner General Biamvy says arms should be restricted to protect public safety, with exemptions only where necessary to guard large sums of money. Officials clash over language and interpretation of legal phrasing awaiting formal statement.
London dispatch highlights Shaw's opinion that Baldwin's failure stemmed from neglecting welfare reforms and discredit at the polls. The Independent Halwar Party Conference is cited noting Conservatives lack a viable program and Communists accused of accepting money while clashing with commonwealth voices.
A damaged fragment reports the Graf Zeppelin entering a hangar in New Jersey amid storms and a later airship incident. It notes pilots, crew, and a confusing list of names and events with uncertain details. The piece mentions a commander and preparations for deportation.
Fragmentary report notes wool prices remain elevated in Melbourne with traders pressing for rationing measures. Content suggests concern over cost impact on buyers, though readable text is severely garbled and details are unclear.
The Australian Loan Council met in Sydney and ordered a 20 percent cut in the States loan programmes. New South Wales planned to spend 11 million pounds this year but the decision reduces it to 8 million. The move risks unemployment increases and signals broader economic retrenchment across states.
A Gypsy Plane crashed into the Snowy River four feet from the shore while water rose. The single engine severely damaged the craft as the passengers were injured. Reports indicate the craft was en route to Sydney with unknown crew. A rescue effort followed with unclear local details.
A garbled report outlines an effort to process Greater Sydney schemes affecting suburbs. It mentions Medora Danis city council and Greater Kynt ey Council and notes concerns over urban services and exemptions within the proposed plan.
A fragmentary report indicates authorities seized a forged notes operation in Turin. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference is made to a “forge” and a seizure connected to an entity or group named Wrivellin ab Carvweetin with unrelated terms intermingled.
Unclear, fragmented text describes a state government plan in a northern region to assess migration aid and development, proposing a large land venture. Mentions a 10 000 acre area and a coastal or riverland site with a fatal or costly undertaking, but details are garbled and uncertain.
The city coroner conducted an inquiry into the death of William Minion, felled in Sydney. Police reports state Minion was found dead in Ket Sington on July 20 after inoculation against lyphol were noted earlier. The coroner prepared to hear expert opinions on possible causes and whether multiple factors contributed to the death.
The article reports that the Labour Minister faces formal censure over alleged involvement with Tammany Hall influence in Timber Sewanee affairs. A committee investigation is underway to determine extent of responsibility and possible proceedings. Major figures named include the minister and associated party leaders, with calls for transparency and accountability.
The Minister for Home Affairs and accompanying officials inspected the works at the Transport Department in Melbourne and Canberra. The transfer of civil servants from Melbourne to Canberra aims to streamline operations and improve coordination between departments.
Ambiguous remarks by AYDNEY and others at a ministerial gathering reference arbitration and national accords. Participants mention law, opportunities, and a forthcoming decision on a technical matter, with no concrete outcomes disclosed in the readable text.
A May tally reports continued disruption of air links as Chinese and Soviet tensions rise. Aimed at hindering Soviet troop movements the clash damaged a village near Havvi s and Machensaya. reports say radio contact was completely cut during the night shift.
A town report states a man was sent for trial after a street hold up case. Police reports allege the suspect demanded money and used threats to extort cash from a victim on a city street. Six witnesses testified, and the court indicated further proceedings will determine guilt or innocence.
A chaotic arrest unfolds as authorities confront multiple suspects in Wisemuna Kerry area. Police pursue a foot escapeer along the road to Crove and detain several individuals after a prolonged standoff and alleged assaults. One laborer faced charges stemming from an assault, while a separate case involves a remanded defendant.
Accused men William Witton 29 and Nelson 30 remanded after alleged hold up near Haden area. Police report armed confrontation with a barter and a conflict at the old tay site. Court heard claims of involvement by others in the incident at a Hazlen area location. Local health officials connected to the case noted surveillance and later releases.
A partial wartime style notice reports several people identified by name, including women, and mentions a boat disaster with recoveries. The fragment notes ongoing search efforts and a list of missing or injured individuals, with dates and locations only partly readable.
A Tuesday incident injured several people when a bus and tram collided near a hotel area. Witnesses report carriages severed and passengers evacuated by private motor cars and the central ambulance to hospital for treatment.
A Brooklyn court remanded several union officials on conspiracy charges. Defendants include Charles Tesi, 33, secretary Mot Kevin, organizer William Tury, 42, foreman W. W. Hoton, 21, and Cuthert, among others. The formal case details and proceedings were not fully clarified in the readable text.
A Melbourne dated note discusses a seamen's reply to the Attorney-General regarding a petition and actions by authorities. It references the Federal Ministry of the Union and the state of Victoria, noting tensions between Sydney authorities, Melbourne movements, and potential further steps. The text is garbled but centers on official responses and political maneuvering with references to Holdin and the Seamen's stance.
Report from Calcutta describes jute mill stoppage in Bengal amid intimidation claims. Workers protest demands and threats cited as causing reduced shifts and fear among operatives. Industrial tensions rise as authorities seek resolution and compliance.
The article reports housewives in unrest over potato costs, citing dissatisfaction with current prices and the impact on household finances. It notes observers blaming market factors and calls for action to stabilize or lower potato prices.
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