23 Aug 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary report from London notes Scots returning home amid unsettled conditions. Interpreting garbled interview fragments, the piece mentions James Beever and Pack Jontia with unclear ties to a broader political or social event.
A chaotic court scene features Johnson and defense counsel Mk, with barristers Lamb and McMahon clashing over unanswered questions and a letter incident. Witnesses discuss unemployment, strikes, and union salaries amid charges about restricting workers, with remarks on revolutionary views and two different political flags. Adjournment for further hearing set.
A chaotic report describes a judge issuing a writ of prohibition related to a conviction and sentence, naming multiple officials and alleged improper evidence. The proceeding references a joint inquiry into confessions, detective testimony, and alleged recommendations by committees, with continuing hearings and questions on voluntariness. The piece notes defense arguments and potential legal missteps, including disputed admissions and orders impacting the case.
Four London churches plan a day of prayer for signing a treaty. Cushendun writes to the Archbishop of Canterbury praising the pact and its aim to preserve deliverance from a war, with divine guidance seen as essential to the consummation of the agreement.
The Attorney General Mr Latham stated yesterday that Mr J Munden of Adelaide had been temporarily appointed by the Commonwealth Government to examine and report on the em
Fragmented text mentions Corneille Hom, Arbitration Act, technical topics, and several garbled names. No coherent event or outcome is discernible. cannot identify a definite news item or context from the readable fragments.
A 14 year old New Yorker and Cambridge University captain led a dramatic finish at the English Championship. The young golfer tied for the lead at the 11th hole before triumphing, marking a notable early victory in their careers.
A taxi driver, Thomas Andersen, appeared charged with fare pretences amid committal concerns. He allegedly collected 65 pounds 8 shillings from a passenger by claiming an official offer from Chimachox and drove to an itinerary under state authority. The magistrate ordered payment of 65 8 and additional costs, with default triggering further action.
The Commonwealth Government accepts a plan for disease prevention and public health education led by Sir Neville Thawsetee and Professor MacKenzie. A gift of a vast Australian anatomical collection by MacKenzie enhances medical teaching and research, valued by the medical profession for human anatomy studies.
A sensational aero lane crash at the Loral racecourse today left two men seriously injured. Captain Hammond led the machine which arrived from Sydney this morning. Both occupants were dragged from the wreck. one was taken to hospital with multiple injuries while another survived unhurt.
In Sydney on Wednesday Mr IL A Cotton notes growing interest in the Northern Territory where a large acre estate may be sold. He says the Territory’s sugar industry depends on a favorable future for the cane and related entitlements.
Prime Minister Ditner announced tenders for lease related to diners in Sydview near the ship Attra project. The Attorney General's Department handles the arrangements with expected Commonwealth invitation to interested parties. Details on conditions and timeline were not disclosed, per Mor. Mroce.
Westvuenday Chief Secretary informs State ony that wrestling bouts may be halted if referees are interfered with or brutality occurs. Monday night Karasick vs Meyers questioned after a police report notes rough tactics but no injuries, with promoters seeking a larger crowd through intensified methods.
A semi official communique reviews the Anglo French naval agreement, noting that it aims to limit capital ships while allowing light cruisers and strategic communications with Africa. It highlights disagreement over British fleet limits and frames the pact as a step toward easing naval disarmament.
Berlin police say a gang of international forgers cracked under pressure after the arrest of Lanett Miliaio who tried to pass a forged credit note at a Yokohama era credit frame. Investigators say the ring operated across Europe, with two more suspects taken into custody as authorities recovered forged leather and evidence of a wider fraud network.
A report from Ming expedition notes no hope for missing men at Mountain Konduako. AML search parties returned without results as Mé Carrall led further morning searches, and will not return until tomorrow. Norwegian expert George Aalberg returned to the post after finding a few tracks but no further evidence.
Portsmouth hosts Navy Week with ships open to the public. A featured aircraft carrier Furious is highlighted by name, with visible areas including hangars and a flight deck. Observers note aircraft movement from waterline to the flying deck and jet operations above.
A large Aberdare Central meeting on Wednesday accepted the manager's plan to reopen the coal mine idle for two months due to low industry mood. Workers had made concessions to get the mine working again.
Crawford of Australia defeated Hopman and others in Newport, reaching the third round. The match featured solid serving and quick pace as the Australian advanced amid strong challenge from Hyd, while Hawkes and Watson posted victories for Australia and the United States respectively.
The text outlines a dispute over status in American tennis involving names resembling Hunter, Tilden, and a national federation. It references protection of a historic figure's standing and mentions courts, elites, and unspecified governance debates within the United States Tennis Association.
The Wast reports ex-Premier Subs led talks on an American Egyptian treaty as Washington weighs a proposed law of war pact. Nahas resigns after cabinet members learn of negotiations, Britain blamed for stalling. Egypt seeks to determine policy while Britain and the United States respond. Foreign Minister says no treaty documents received yet.
Sydney government says the Licenses Board will stay in effect and maintain existing provisions of the liquor law when Parliament convenes. The premier stated Parliament will address the matter soon and a full reform bill will follow.
A German inventor introduced solid rubber bumper bars in England and demonstrated their impact resistance at White City. Two cars collided during a test and both drivers and bystanders escaped injury as the bumpers absorbed the force and remained undamaged. Windscreens stayed intact and the caps appeared unscathed.
The Tivoli Theatre in Sydney was offered at auction but the highest bidder won £89,000. The reserve was understood to be between £90,000 and £100,000, with bidders watching the outcome closely as the sale concluded.
Wellington reports a miners union fined 215 for an illegal strike at the COT PINS mine near Westport. The strike began on Min day 28 and is still in progress, with Denton miners involved and wider union action under review.
A faulty report claims Junkers planes will transport trans Atlantic passengers via a Britain to the Continent route. The scheme would use Hull to London and connect Paris Berlin Vienna services, cutting Dublin to London time, with new sea and air transfers via Liverpool and Oslo.
Dr Page answers critics amid expenses cut. Treasurer Burke Page addresses overstatement of federal spending and parliamentary borrowing concerns. Victorian member urges joint departmental committee reform to curb borrowing and ensure prudent budgeting.
Dr Page warned that financial responsibility rests with the Treasurer even in elective ministry. He argued that the government cannot accept meat budgets, noting no parliamentary pressure to cut estimates. He claimed Australia’s governments voluntarily reduced spending, while ministers faced forced cuts against policy.
Two nurses Kilsters Hordmang and Malicy resigned at Nepean District Hospital alleging total lack of discipline and control. They criticized patient care and pantry conditions, urging a health board inquiry which the meeting's motion to do so was ruled out.
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