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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1929
Page
1
In Warsaw dramatic pandemonium followed a failed confidence vote against Pilsudski's government. Parliament erupted as opponents clashed, the cabinet resigned or were dismissed, and international observers watched a tense, unsettled political moment unfold amid reports of mass protests and upheaval.
A cryptic alert describes a threat connected to a local event at GoultTul. Officials pledge scrutiny of all leads while the Clydeblders unit cooperates with investigators amid rising security concerns.
The article notes disruptions in the New York area as a major league faces upheaval. It references the Hunvhoon of Lh Mtsion Kagliah Mpraking and tensions with the Court of I dusticw. The piece hints at attempts to stabilize rituals and a call to unity among Italian groups, while factions debate leadership and participation.
Fragmentary OCR describes a social event, mentioning a girl and an ACA Khan, a trousseau, various names, a photographic or art context, and a sense of formal preparations. The legible bits hint at a local wedding or engagement scene with photographers and attire details, though much is garbled.
The article reports a widespread anti-government uprising stretching from the city’s districts to national scale. Severe fighting erupts near Nanpoo by the French Concession as martial law is declared. Residents stream to foreign areas amid heavy shelling near Lunguhwa Arsenal outside Shanghai.
Fragmented OCR details indicate political instability and constitutional debate involving a Prime Minister and a Canberra hotel setting. The text references possible premeditated actions, cabinet benches, and shifts in leadership during a Christmas recess, with unclear dates and actors due to garbled source material.
In unclear words the article notes the government plans to dispatch more ships to protect residents and maintain order as forces mobilize. Names and exact places are garbled but indicate a government action related to naval movements and foreign protection.
A Commonwealth state ministers conference will be held to discuss major public works and employment programs. Key ministers including The Premier and Minister for Works, plus Commonwealth officials, are expected to attend. Adjournment is planned until November for further meetings and formal decisions on construction projects and budget measures.
Five people were injured at the Avenue and Macquarie Street intersection around 6 15 on Saturday night. Doctors treated and hospital admission followed for one victim while witnesses described a chaotic scene with scattered debris and damaged vehicles. Authorities investigated the crash amid confusion over exact causes and involved parties.
The coal stoppage fuels concern as 3000 Brush Creek miners reject settlement terms 3000 to ten. Federal government weighs proposals but cannot announce due to delicate position. A.L.P. conference rejects a Commonwealth-wide strike motion by Eri. H. Hill.
A garbled OCR item references Jervis Bay and a naval college under consideration by the Commonwealth Government. It mentions a wartime training role, the WPA era, and inquiries by a government body into the institution and related cadet programs. Names and specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
An inquiry into rural leases and public accounts outlines the committee’s findings. It notes past oversight and recommends reforms to improve management, oversight, and transparency within the territory. The report calls for statutory measures and closer scrutiny by the legislature and relevant authorities.
A detailed ALP decision in Sydney is disputed by the attorney general. The report outlines the contested ruling and its implications for local party leadership and future elections.
A severe storm south of England damages ships and cuts power as the Devon coast sees wrecks and rescues. The liner Mondiot supports a clifftop rescue, while the Rotterdam ship Merwodey encounters grounding near Newhaven. Wind exceeds 100 mph, causing widespread flooding and hazardous conditions for crews and civilians.
A bearded report details a fatal crash when an engine stalled on a Moth aircraft over the Cook's River area. Pilot Hew Walker perished. notes mention the wife of Birnie and a misread warning before the accident. Most text is garbled but confirms a fatal incident and missing warning.
A distorted 19th century note discusses reform and petitioning leaders. It mentions industry, national election, and pet projects, with unclear names and dates but signals concern from graziers about economic policy and textile matters. The text is fragmentary but centers on reform, industry, and governance.
On a Monday voyage, a vehicle overturned near Gilinwur. Victims included multiple injured, with no fatalities reported. The incident occurred as the mining expert William Fieman described the injuries while authorities secured the scene and assisted the injured party.
Fragmented OCR text about shipboard telephone service between a liner and a shore station. Mentions London, Sydney, and a March timetable, with garbled names and partial phrases. Core idea: a passenger telecommunication link aboard Atlantic liners and related scheduling notes.
A fragmentary OCR item references a Thanks Offering Fund with unclear figures and broken names, suggesting a report or collection activity from a past church or community group. No precise dates or organizations are readable.
Fragmentary wire text describes a Haitian uprising clash near a port and a security sweep. Mentions MH Malini as a figure and American patrols. unclear timing, several casualties or detentions noted amid tense streets. Names and places are uncertain due to damaged text but reflect a violent disturbance with law enforcement reaction.
In Port au Prince and Cape Melton a proclamation of martial law followed civil unrest and dangerous outbreaks among irresponsible elements. The United States Marine Corps was deployed to reinforce security at key sites.
President Hoover demanded measures to quell violence as troops were deployed and a call for a 60000 dollar appropriation in military aid was made. Congress was urged to act amid unrest stemming from the violation of the American polity.
Australia’s touring team faced Cumberland at WorksAatn and built a lead after Holding’s early move. Clark and Maher featured for the Kangaroos with solid defending and swift breaks, while the Cumberland attack struggled to breach the Australasian line. The visitors maintained pressure, with Tryweeks and Kadwayde among the cogent performers as Clark, Oliver, and Wrong impressed on tour.
Fragmentary text describes a failed attempt to halt a bandit using a cake plate. Names and clear event details are unreadable, with much garbled language and stray phrases. The piece lacks coherent facts to identify people, places, or a definite incident.
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