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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1929
Page
2
The debate centers on a censure motion amid party strife. Speakers accuse the government of bias while citing coal mine disputes and alleged fake evidence used in trials. Leaders argue for rule of law and equal justice, pointing to mine owners and union tensions in a charged political setting.
The speech condemns the governments handling of a high profile case in the Commonwealth Parliament. He challenges the Prime Minister and Attorney General over withdrawing a prosecution against John Brown, argues the action misstated motives, and asserts the case reflects maladministration of justice. He calls for clarity on legal grounds and criticizes political interference in judicial processes.
The cattle market at Homebush saw generally higher prices with activity up in several districts. Quotations touched varied levels across categories with last week’s rates cited and specific figures noted for cattle and horses.
A British aviation debate questions a claim that a Teerford route could not be flown by a certain aircraft from India to Beland. The Mandley Page Company disputes the assertion as partially correct and cites engine tech and timing as factors.
The Treasurer and Minister for Railways Mr Beevers said railway construction would not be greatly affected by a reduction in loan money. NSW loan cuts set the railway allocation at £4,000,000 with little chance of major reductions. £427,000,000 covered electrification, while only £500,000 is now needed to complete the system.
Late and Constable Noble heard a noise at a Camperdown factory. Thieves fled, leaving homebreaking tools behind. A Chinese explosive box and fuse were found abandoned. A tea pot and two cups remained, indicating they stayed for supper on the premises.
A Calcutta report describes Rajah in Central India arranging a ninth marriage to a teenage girl from a rival group amid political instability. The Rajah, with eight wives already, faces factions loyal to him and to his father in law. The ceremony is planned at Aww with the wedding funded by treasury allowances.
The death of General Lord Horne is announced in London. He served as a prominent officer in the army, with long service and notable roles during the war. His passing draws attention to his wartime leadership and public service.
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