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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 26, 1929
Page
1
A deputation of five representatives attends a Crnmbnrra Inst meeting to discuss a vote involving R Bruce. The Prime Minister Muse is noted in relation to reputational week events and development plans while speakers discuss a twelve hundred pound stipend and related allocations.
Fragmented excerpt discusses extending the term of the Federal Capital Commission, with a bill planned for introduction next month. It references Home Affairs Minister and concerns over franchise powers, debating whether the commission's remit should be clarified and strengthened to be more equitable and adequate.
A London report discusses advances by women in driving roles and the push for a Women and Home Association to promote female motorists. It notes proposals for new establishments and penalties for unsafe driving, highlighting public debate on women’s road rights and responsibilities for disciplined conduct.
A long serving porters' guild member retires after four decades of work. The article notes his role, tenure, and ongoing involvement with the guild, including reflections from colleagues and a ceremonial send off.
The Chinese Consul-General Mr F T Sung has sent a 16 page note to the Commonwealth Government challenging White Australia law since Versailles. The government is expected to consider the note next week and, staying true to policy, decline the deem when fully considered.
An OCR fragment reports the Graf Zeppelin near halfway across the Pacific with radar at New York and Tokyo communications mentioning favorable winds. It notes pilot Kekener warning against pasn and mentions expected arrival along the American coast by Monday, weather conditions described.
Mr Snowden demands withdrawal of the Awapar offer with no delay. The note alleges the deal lacked adequate valuation and credits the displeasure over the proposed arrangement.
Fragmented report discusses diplomatic tensions between France and Britain over governance changes and potential coups. It notes potential solidarity among leaders, the prospect of further actions, and the aim to avoid a breakdown, while acknowledging uncertain alignments and future measures.
New York radio note from the Philadelphia Reading railroad station claims limited communication with the zeppelin Graf Zeppelin after it departed and headed toward the Urals. Reports indicate 180 airmen and the Graf Zeppelin’s status amid fog and poor visibility, with weather hindering verification and range estimates.
Helen Wills defeats Lore in a hard fought final to retain the National women's tennis title. Mlle Mire and Watson reached the later rounds, with Wills dominating early and closing out a 28 match scoreline to secure the victory. The match showcased Wills' precise serves and aggressive returns, reaffirming her status as the era’s top player.
London reports from The Hague indicate rumors that Mere Phe Knorr paid Mr Keatvas MwBowaltyr a dollar for the Wi Servett utupeisent. News notes deny the claim and emphasize cautious handling of the matter.
chaotic OCR narrative recounts a flight disaster during the Loss-Schneider Cup event on Lake Anita. Captain Motta reportedly crashed after Takeoff, with other contestants noting a fatal mid-air or water impact.
A damaged report describes a Chechen ship near a Mexican area with scratches and investigations. Multiple vessels and routes are mentioned in a chaotic maritime note. The text references a Mistralialh Cadet and various unnamed parties amid stormy movements and searches.
A Jerusalem message reports Arab and Jewish riots leaving nine Jews and three Arabs dead. Sixty-seven wounded Arabs are cited, with British police and Jewish constables restoring order as airplanes fly overhead. The Admiralty orders the warships Barham and Sussex to Palestine from Malta at the High Commissioner’s request amid curfews and widespread suspensions of newspapers.
An excerpted Washington dispatch notes that American Jews reacted to a dramatic demon rumor regarding government agents. The piece claims the British were fully aware of the claims and describes the perceived adequacy of American authorities and their handling of the matter.
Canberra awoke to heavy snow blanketing the city and surrounding hills, a rare winter storm dragging through the region. Residents faced icy streets, interrupted travel, and power concerns as snow persisted from morning into the afternoon, with Mount Ainslie and nearby highlands still capped by the white mantle.
Egyptian Premier Mahmoud Farha defended the Amghe-Kwybtian Treaty in Alexandria on Saturday. He denied that Uktiah forces posed a threat and argued Egypt could not defend the canal alone. He warned that League of Nations cooperation, if available, would not beat ally help, and affirmed neutrality of the canal remains under the 1488 agreement.
A sudden flood sweeps Vianna and surrounding valleys causing widespread destruction. A massive torrent destroys homes and roads, separates families, and triggers fires. Rescue efforts rush amid shifting waters and rising casualties as communities seek safety. Eight hundred families are displaced and nearby towns report extensive damage and halted services.
The Queanbeyan area reported heavier snow than Canberra with trees damaged and roads impeded. Repairs were underway on regional lines as authorities tracked the impact on residents and sport events. Melbourne user Mra A Kolerteon defeated opponent Hankine 1-6 6-1 in a match.
The royal couple rode from Wolverton to Bandenhort amid bright sunshine, greeting tenants and waving to cheering crowds along Norfolk. Their Majesties will stay at Mandringham for about three months, with Niner Black in attendance.
A Honolulu conference discussed forming a permanent group for medical specialists to foster better relations among nations. surgeons debated aims, credentials, and the potential impact on global health, though phrasing shown reflects unclear OCR text and partial quotes.
A plane on a regular flight from Mainz to Frankfurt collided with trees in fog and crashed. The pilot and passengers were killed. Details indicate a sudden fog bank caused loss of visibility during the approach to the destination.
An obscure report describes a Noah's Ark expedition in Washington seeking to explore ancient remains. The narrative mentions a man claiming belief in Noah's existence and a desire to locate a rumored ark site amid desert surroundings. The text reads like a fragmented reminiscence with unclear dates or organizations.
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