05 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1928
Page
1
Fragmented report notes a bribe offer to a minister, a warrant issued, and mentions political figures amid unclear local details. The piece references Medicaid concerns, a contested interval, and party names, with several garbled phrases and partial names.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Piddington in a political context with names like Manning and Melentrd Nationalid and mentions Labour. The content is garbled, with scattered references to Australia history and unrelated phrases. No coherent events or clear facts emerge from the readable portions.
An historical article fragment discusses a shooting incident involving Indigenous people in Australia. Names, places, and specific details are obscured or garbled, but references the incident being reviewed by authorities and reported by the press. The text mentions government involvement and a public response amid a tense climate.
A garbled note describes a general message from Mesowamersion authorities about hearings at Peeaswatin and related services. It references Reuters and MW A Barvice with mention of information services and a compilation published in an unnamed righta source in Australia and New Zealand.
London reports Sir Stanley Hewett says the King rested during the night with anxiety over his heart easing slightly. A 1.30 bulletin notes the King grew quieter though heart concerns persist. Evidence of improvement appears in the night report from Hewett and Lord Dawson.
A polluted Molonglo River water scare triggers public health warnings. Officials warn consumption risks from blue green algae and toxins, urging residents to avoid using river water at Helens Martaungiy and nearby areas until safety is confirmed. Authorities declare a temporary containment plan and monitor purification efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a mysterious event or object with distorted names and garbled phrases. The readable bits mention a plane, names like Nayak and Christie, and a scene with unknown people, suggesting a chaotic, unclear incident.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a mining incident at Wallsend Colliery near NewcastIe, with unclear details about casualties and responses. Names and precise actions are garbled, but the report mentions workers affected by fumes and safety concerns. Further verified information is needed.
Fragmented OCR text reports informal assembly events and meetings at various locations including Miales H and Tierra dent month. Mentions experiments and demonstrations, with unclear dates and places. Details are garbled but indicate a regional political gathering and upcoming activities.
England declared at 342 for eight on the Exhibition Ground pitch, forcing Australia to chase 742 in a strenuous final innings. Grimmett took six wickets for 131, Hendren top-scored with two late sixes as play dragged through dull intervals.
A fragmentary report describes a cabinet meeting where liquor policy was debated amid wartime pressures. Mentions Hon at Lie Burke Mugte Wederut and a central capital territory, with Prime Minister and new naval minister figures referenced.
In a Saturday meeting the Wine Industry Board of Trade discussed its stance on recent market shifts and regulatory proposals. The session addressed industry hydration, and the need for coordinated action among producers and distributors to stabilize prices and supply.
Unclear OCR text references a labor meeting with names misread, mentioning a raider and tensions. The fragment notes potential negotiations or confrontations and a turnout for a Tuesday event at a center, with phrases suggesting industrial peace efforts and opposition. The exact participants and outcomes are not decipherable from the readable portion.
Fragmentary text outlines conference costs and a government allowance related to an Australian context. Mentions a ministerial posting and a parliamentary or government body, with unclear dates and names due to damaged OCR.
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