King and Heir Meet After Long Journey
A royal meeting between the king and his heir marks the end of a significant journey. Officials report the king’s condition is improving and stable as the pair exchange greetings and discuss next steps.
13 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
1
A royal meeting between the king and his heir marks the end of a significant journey. Officials report the king’s condition is improving and stable as the pair exchange greetings and discuss next steps.
The Prince of Wales arrived in Folkestone at 8.44 p.m and left by special train at 8.47 p.m. He reached London at 4.18 p.m and drove to Buckingham Palace at 10.25 p.m, greeted by the King and later departed with the Duke and Duchess of York. The reunion was brief, as fears of fatigue for the King lingered, while observers noted the Prince’s healthful appearance despite fatigue.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a plot against Herbert Hoover, mentioning names like Provident Hleet and Guy Tattedk, with references to Tuesakey and Thoulay. Details are unclear, but the item appears to report a scheme involving Hoover and unidentified associates.
A government board investigated a public baths financing issue tied to a refiner in the Headwaters region. The inquiry examined delays by the department of “Kabiewtion” and involvement of a chief commissioner, noting previous awareness of the water danger. Officials debated withholding actions until certainty was achieved, with lengthy legal and procedural considerations referenced.
Washington reports a rising influenza wave affecting health authorities. Data from 24 states show increasing cases and fever outbreaks across communities. The mayor notes likely limited spread beyond major cities, with hospital admissions rising and precautionary measures underway nationwide.
Fragmented OCR text references Paraguay and Bolivia with unclear names and events. It mentions Taoaty and Senek Aman at Hoe eet wun at Nataanie, with garbled timestamps and possible remarks on agreement, premises, and persons Hao Abana. No coherent action or outcome is discernible.
Canberra faces public uproar as the Federal Capital Commission leases three shops to sell liquor under a temporary system. Critics say the move bypasses a local poll and concentrates control in the federal body, affecting the city’s liquor policy and hotel operations.
A fragmentary notice from Cotter outlines a sale attracting tourists and residents. It mentions nearby attractions and a plan to run the event before a local holiday, hoping to boost attendance and commerce. Names and precise dates are unclear in the damaged text.
In New South Wales debates, the government faces friction over a liquor bill with uncertain timing. Key ministers and opposition figures clash on proposed tax and licensing reforms as the legislative timetable stalls discussions and watchers await a decisive vote.
Racing stewards seized a saddle after a chaotic event at a summer meeting. Officials cited improper equipment and irregular inspection procedures as the cause of the action.
A Melbourne court case details a death allegedly caused by inhaled poison during a dramatic scene. The examination names Mary Viton, a mother, and I. Stohort Virtue, father, with witnesses describing a fatal incident tied to a public event. The hearing records statements from government analysts and officials about the circumstances and motive involved.
OCR text details Merete and Mandienft at Avent Macey amid racing notes and yabber about Younis thraners. Ment stivbteny sit thee and other scattered phrases imply event timing, dates, and public forecast with unclear names and locations.
An incomplete, garbled OCR item outlines a proposed amalgamation affecting multiple arts and theater bodies in New Beth region, mentioning a royal or municipal consortium and various committees. It notes planned exhibitions and recognitions but lacks clear dates or names due to damaged source text.
Town Clerk reports securities seized in a municipal matter involving a local treasurer and various listed properties and individuals. The notice outlines disputed funds and property actions with reference to court procedures and official hands.
Fragmentary lines hint at a mail train incident or attempted attack near Ree Camthr and Westnening. Descriptions recall a crew finding danger and a sinking vessel or wreck. The text is garbled, but suggests a maritime or rail event with figures like Bently and a location tied to a hill and a ship’s demise.
A report details motor registrations for the period from September to September 1, listing counts by area. The data covers vehicle registrations across regions, noting variation among districts and noting totals to date.
Anonymous notes discuss leasehold positions in the territory, focusing on frontage and tenure. The piece surveys opinions of leaseholders about reliance on antiquity and permanence of frontages. It suggests contention over dependence on external factors and the evolving stance of holders.
A garbled report from London hints at danger to a wheat cargo aboard a vessel. Collie family members on shore are mentioned in uncertain terms. The piece references possible removal actions and a risk of the ship's hull giving way.
A bus proprietor faced charges in the criminal polling court at Tieton for allegedly attempting to bribe Albert Mruntnail, secretary of NW, in connection with an unspecified matter. Morgen, the prosecutor, led the case alleging intent to influence official action.
The first aid examination for men will be conducted by A J Medlin at the Telepiark School tonight at 145. The event aims to assess basic first aid skills and emergency response readiness for St John’s Ambulance volunteers.
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