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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1929
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text discusses political figures and party notes in Melbourne. Mentions Mr Bruce, Labour, Mr Higtons, and Mr Seyhat with unclear context. Includes vague claims about political incapacity and a Beator reference.
A garbled report highlights fears of a mother bad year for the railway, with arbitration court today reviewing past years losses. The message notes reduced rates and rising expenses, suggesting another deficit unless costs are trimmed. The incomplete text mentions Waker Rail and Malt wax expenses as factors.
A proposed Canberra fixture is discussed with Bruce and the secretary at the FC. The Australian XI selection and opening memula are outlined, with names like Gregory and Livio Amiciation appearing in the overheard board notes. The document mentions delays, a February timeline, and a committee review by the board of control before a final decision.
A report notes a death involving oil at a Rind location during a late morning. Investigators from Karnetl are on scene collecting details and assessing the circumstances surrounding the incident.
A murky report describes political tensions and parliamentary proceedings with Macdonald and Dawes in focus. It notes ministers including Hallouy Mae Torbay and General Laven, amid discussions on a holiday, serving proposals, and potential trials. The dialogue hints at tense conversations and possible investigations into government actions.
Washington Monday reports the Senate committee action on tariff reform as the key item. The chamber debates a measure that would adjust rates, with emphasis on ongoing negotiations and potential impacts on industry and consumer prices. The article notes expected House response and committee findings shaping the policy path ahead.
Foreign reports confirm Soviet invasion in Manchouli with large scale warfare and 150,000 troops near the frontier. Chinese reports claim looting and burning two villages as tensions rise along the Manchurian border amid uncertain, possibly cautious Moscow led actions.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a Monday report about alleged violation of Chinese territory. It mentions the Mui Devriaent and Ba- Metth Akuasia, with references to a Ki Tose Fact and potential charges. The passage reflects confusion and embarrassment over the developing situation and peaceful intentions.
A damaged fragment reports a liner aground during a pleasure cruise with Australians aboard. The vessel was towed off later near Port, with efforts by authorities and ship crews recorded but unreadable details remain.
A fragmentary report describes price and tax shifts debated in a legislative body. It notes proposed duties on butter and wheat at ten percent and a higher rate for certain dairy products, while House plans push a 14 percent duty on butter and a ten percent elsewhere. The discussion contrasts House and Senate positions, citing conflicting duty figures and the impact on consumer costs.
A factory of the Auatatan Lithyte Company at Latent Fosday was struck by a rapid explosion that engulfed the building. Fire crews prevented wider damage as the blaze spread before all workers could evacuate, with casualties suspected but not confirmed. The incident involved chlorate and potash compounds and echoed through nearby areas as investigators began assessing the blast’s cause.
The Air Ministry announced that the King approved Sir John Salmond to replace Sir Hugh Trenchard as Chief Air Marshall. The appointment comes after Trenchant steps in as head of the Air Ministry and marks a leadership transition in the early air service.
The report from Phoenin Arima notes disruptions and injuries at the women’s air derby venue. Multiple contestants faced internal strife, broken equipment, and a strike among crews, while participants like Barhart and Miller are mentioned in terse, unclear terms amid chaotic scenes and halted proceedings.
report states the steamer Paris suffered damage in a blaze aboard the vessel Mavile on Monday near the harbour. passengers and crew escaped unharmed while authorities estimate the loss at about £540,000 amid the incident's disruption to maritime trade.
Fragmented report notes differing views among Russian unionists about relations with Britain amid Allied wartime efforts. Mention appears of leaders and meetings, with unclear details on outcome or participants due to damaged text.
Mystery surrounded the Youne Hwitareland involving Hatvid Kaeser and companion Vamenor. They reportedly purchased the craft months ago and aim to cross the Atlantic with engines running smoothly. Weather forecasters predict favorable conditions for the crossing.
Readable fragments indicate a reshuffle involving air force leaders near January. Names unclear due to damaged OCR, but reference to Air Chief Marshal and senior officers suggests impending leadership changes and duties shifting from early January.
London officials reported a British Schneider Cup trial achieving about 140 miles per hour for a turbine powered craft. The Minn. Heater Kaper LV piloted by Ottowr Ateberiey reportedly reached a new speed as Gloucester anticipates the trophy race. Materials for the event fundraiser are to be finalized, with a public sale closure planned.
Canberra Government weighs future of the capital residence as plans for Here ANN CIUMSONE UT Cn fd Sie dole are examined. The Teeter L Commingioner reports two value tn the Limnartment of Home Astaire hw t, while Ant Hie Jolie Nutter hints at reelection and broader cabinet considerations.
A Durban South Australian tale reports contempt of court committal upheld against a civil servant in a dispute over an inquiry. The magistrate orders the individual to appear and answer, while the Privy Council may consider the broader dispute tied to ministerial oversight and government response.
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