25 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1930
Page
1
A chaotic jumble of garbled OCR text details a sports event with teams preparing to depart. Mentions of Australian contingents and various places hint at an international meet ending, but the exact outcomes and participants are unreadable.
A Melbourne observer suggests Britain showcase sympathy for Australia by a royal or official delegation to bring hope and friendship. The idea would reach cabinet ministers and possibly His Majesty, reflecting strong cross imperial concern amid Australian difficulties.
A chaotic pursuit on KUM Street in Newey resulted in critical injuries to a person named Consinbhe Newman after a stolen car chase. Police followed a noisy trail of aerated symptoms and unclear actions as the suspect fled through the area, causing further danger to bystanders.
The Canberra Times announces a price increase to one penny, effective from Monday September 1. The note explains the decision follows a careful survey of market conditions and trade position, with assurances that the move supports newspaper operations and service.
London Saturday report on a committee evaluating wool production in Australia and New Zealand for the year. Text notes observed yields, consumption, and effects on markets, with references to royal reception and official invitations.
Gloucester collapsed to 72 all out as Australia’s deadly bowlers dominated a wet English pitch. Seabrook made 19, Smith 16, Hammond 17. Horwood took 3 for 13, Grimmett 3 for 28, Hornibrook 4 for 20.
A detailed report from Hin Majesty’s reception of the Australian team and the match actions highlights include telegraphic messages from Bandringham Cilva Wigram to Mr Woodfull, team hopes, and Bradman’s batting. Wickets fall with several notable dismissals including Hornibrook, Hornibrook and Gloucesiter players. Gloucestershire and New Zealand figures feature in the day’s events and the crowd reacts to each wicket and fielding.
Kaye Don drove a high speed near 1100 miles per hour pace when his car collided with Ballytochart Pride at Newtown street crowd. The near miss sent the vehicle into a wall over the Ballytochimet Bridge, injuring many spectators as emergency crews halted the event.
A garbled report notes a serious military revolt in Peru against the administration. Undated details mention unrest in Arequipa and possible clashes near Tepabla, with calls by the government to restore order and maintain public safety.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a vessel situation with Hoodoo Cargo and a maid in trouble. Mentions London and a ship Hath or Hathimun, with references to wind and hours, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions information rights and regional references. The readable parts note Australia and New Zealand as regions with reserved or declared rights in a compilation of intelligence. The remaining content is garbled and unclear.
A jagged crevasse on Alpine Height traps a young couple during a trek. A rope snag leads to a fall from a ice ledge, with rescuers and bystanders reporting a perilous descent. Authorities coordinate a cautious recovery.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a shield and lion design on the reverse side with scattered phrases. It mentions England and Australia in a garbled list of words, suggesting a misread cricket or heraldic context without clear facts or names.
W M Woodfull refused to discuss retirement amid persistent rumors. He said he would definitely play in Aydar’s testimonial match and that Woodfull and Oldfield would star in London during the Biries for match clinches. England and Australia fail to produce standout bowlers but the tour continues with cautious optimism.
The Melbourne financial commentary notes tension at a press briefing during final work, praising a committee plan to carry out Commonwealth decisions. It highlights Nemeyer’s canal approval and projected cost reductions to boost investment confidence, listing favored nations while excluding Australia.
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