14 Aug 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1928
Page
1
The fragmentary note references a heated dispute over a book in London involving Bundy and Tutt Ya Ara. It mentions a planned discussion today and thanks to an administration for framing warnings, with a cryptic allusion to Mise Pander and Moe Honvier sending the seal.
The readable portions sketch a narrative of journeys and separations. It mentions a voyage to Australia, references to people named Clara and Poinque, and hints at departures and arrivals, with themes of longing and misfortune. Strong entities include Australia and unnamed destinations. dates and precise actions are unclear.
Canberra and local shires plan a joint meeting in August to discuss the proposed Brindabella to Tumut road. Tumut Shire advocates for the project as a key regional improvement and expects support from Brindabella and Yarrow councils.
Opperman, an Australian entrant, presses for a top finish in a six days race. The report notes Opp erman held a leading position early, with rivals including Broosurte and Jonunl close behind as the field contends for a win and a requested place.
The Farmers and Settlers conference seeks a uniform rural gauge policy. Officials discuss freight and road improvements, with advocates urging government action and a conference to decide on standardized rules for wagons and motor transport in rural areas.
Sydney witnesses scrutinize coal supplier payments to City Council officials from 1924 to 1920 searchfor records and minutes reveal alleged weekly sums ranging from £1 to £160 as part of contested tenders The inquiry heard from Mr Shand KC and Mr Spreale The commission adjourned to hear further tender details and potential extensions of contracts with Peacock and other lenders
Fragmented text outlines a visit by titled figures to London and East Africa with references to a duke and various places. Names and details are incomplete or garbled, giving a hazardous, partial account of an official tour and reception.
A juror in a civil case testified he lost faith in the proceedings citing perjury and questionable business motives among witnesses. He said he could not trust the evidence and requested discharge from the panel.
Reading as a nautical dispatch, the report notes Prince George of London with a naval interpreter aboard, heading toward Quebec on an Amadis era voyage. The Mounty details are unclear but imply a royal expedition from South Amyton leveraging coastal routes.
A cryptic OCR snippet mentions an appointment of an interpreter in Frome for high officials including Empress and a person named Finbar. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or full names, but implies a formal linguistic liaison role connected to Australia, Takisia, and related dignitaries.
A writ is to be issued for the Wide Bay by election with polling on Tuesday September 22. The federal elections fall on November 1. A committee notes the possible timing and the impact on the new member seated.
The death of inventor Benator Laxare Weelller is announced. Weelller is credited with the automatic Aximeter and is linked to early telephone production in France.
Fragmentary report on a meeting of the Employers Federation in Australia with aims to unite representatives. The text hints at arbitration and organizing actions but remains garbled and incomplete.
A sailor was washed overboard during a voyage from Australia to Portamouth aboard a new cruiser. A lifeboat and Jacobs ladder were used in the rescue but another crewman went overboard as rough seas continued. Dwevalner was welcomed here on Saturday by the Mayor and prominent residents.
A fragmented report notes a meeting of Metayard Soldiers in Sydney and Gower. Delegates discuss a statewide issue impacting settlements, with the event described as a postponed or ambed gathering requiring further action.
In a Wootivanioulon residence Angie Wan was attacked by a man who fought with guards. James McFadden intervened and pulled him to safety as the victim suffered severe burns. He was taken to He Woapital with serious injuries and the house rear was destroyed.
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain plans a safeguarding program and voyag eward with arrangements for trips to Canada, the United States, and California by sea. He aims to return to England in the first week of November after public appearances abroad.
Police arrest an Italian youth after a crash at Elmore that killed Plunbe Hurk ARC the Western Suburban area. He faces manslaughter charges amid claims he tied to a veil worn by the victim when driving the motor lorry, then struck her and crashed into a warane wall.
Inspector Mackay departs for Medlemline Taal to investigate crime detection issues at Rootland Yard and other countries. Detectives Quinn and Lawrence accompany him to Bowland to work under direction and pursue inquiries in a fortnight timeframe.
In Inver during a football match a referee suffered a leg injury after a collision with a player. The incident halted play as medical staff attended to the referee and the game resumed once safety concerns were addressed.
Divorce granted to Albert Wile amid court proceedings with no defence entered. Evidence presented showed fault by the husband, with petitions citing hunting and other incidents. The decree confirms dissolution of marriage between Albert Wile and Martha Cen Nore.
The annual cricket meeting reviewed ongoing projects and approved changes to the constitution. Officers were elected including baton Wal dE and J. Clokners as committee chair and a slate of new amendments to the code was adopted amid remarks praising long‑time supporters.
The International snnik champion teyalty verse Women doubles Akhrrat and Hoya of Australia defeated Ming Wate and Min Goldstuck of England 7 5. In mixed doubles Fraulen Aviano and Hoya beat Ming Akhurat and Boon Australia 7 5 6 4. Men’s doubles Moon and Cumminga Australia defeated Mohlenhwuer and romp Derminy 6 4 6 3. The event featured uneven lines and some mistimed serves as players battled nerves and fatigue. Moon and Cumminga led the Australian squad, while Akhurt and Avan showcased resilience amid a challenging match sequence. Moon’s decisive service and Akhurt’s four-munthon display marked the standout moments of the day. The next stage is slated to depart on the Leviathan steamship Tuesday with matches planned through midweek in Bertin for two days of play.
The report notes a restrained closing ceremony at Amsterdam following a grand opening. Prince Connort presented a second prize while other dignitaries distributed prizes, and officials prepared for 1943 events amid a subdued mood.
A report states the Croation leader Ying 0 flat for tia Maya and Paul Rattten, a ron don trader, was buried. The Royal Guards commander Kostitch said the death was not connected to recent wounds and that the heart showed the cause. He noted long struggle with tuberous disease and emphasized the illness, not violence, led to death.
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