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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
1
Settlement talks led to partial timetable restoration as trains resume service. Harharovek officials and Terbin Commissioner discussed safety and operations, with a plan to move forward on track repairs and service restoration. Local residents await full reopening and timetable clarity.
Fragmented OCR text describes a prison riot scene with erasures, scattered names, and references to authorities, halls, and guards. It mentions captives, disturbances in a yard, and a national guard presence, but the deciphered content remains unclear and inconsistent.
The Senate backed down from key amendments to the Commonwealth Bank Amending Bill after the House declined to accept vital changes. A division produced a 12 to -less tally against Senator McLachlan’s amendment and a 16 to 2 vote defeated a second major amendment, with tense exchanges and party lines noted throughout the session.
A report from a Senate committee discussion in August 1924 describes the plan to prevent abortion and birth endangerment, with Dr Avorn and others cited. The article notes debate on constitutional confidence, legislative timing, and potential penalties while outlining positions of supporters and opponents.
Fragmented text outlines C W Davies explaining a stance on third commissioner roles within a governmental commission. It references a meeting of the Federal Capital Administrative Act and mentions political figures, authority, and the move toward advancing constitutional matters.
Deputation from Parkes Cowra Grenfell Forbes and others pressed for a Federal wheat pool. Minister Parker Moloney said the government would act if power existed, noting prior efforts to secure state cooperation. He suggested a Wheat Export Control Board could be formed if farmers desired it and if cooperation with states could be won.
Unclear OCR text describes a treasure ship navigating a storm with a listed captain Ty Lawton and crew. Mentions Cam Puetuniyn Frnttt ribhier and a scandalous long passage about a battle, a secretary Chard and a February date. Several names appear garbled and uncertain.
Fragmented report discusses Canberra figures including Ste Butterer and Jothy, noting their roles in the Federal Capital Commission and local affairs. It mentions Redness and Sydney links, with criticism of neglect and money shortages affecting Canberra’s development and opportunities, amid a sense of waning interest and national attention.
Trade pundits foresee brighter prospects for the new year as manufacturing and agriculture show resilience. Industry analysts expect improved demand and steadier prices, with higher elements for wood products and related sectors offsetting some regional soft spots. Overall, observers anticipate gradual gains across most major markets as conditions stabilize.
The report records chaotic Assembly discussions on ministerial duties and policy directions. It notes parliamentary clashes around the Premier, ministerial actions, and attempts to resume work, with mentions of Mineral Federation actions and military equipment orders impacting Holhbury.
Fragmentary text outlines a political clash within the Federal Labour Party. Mentions defence policy, internal divisions, and possible appeals to government. contains garbled names and unclear actions, with no clear dates or outcomes.
Readable text reports severe floods threatening numerous villages in England. Water levels surged, endangering bridges and roads, with warnings that low-lying areas near Resta Maer and Vie onal are at risk. Authorities evacuate some households as the Wye Valley towns brace for renewed high water.
A garbled London dispatch discusses Australian yarn fears and price pressures on Bradford spinners. It cites anonymous cables praising Australian mills while questioning British capital risk, with Woollen and Yarn union comments and press claims of protectionist missteps.
Budapest report says simple peasants kill husbands for land and remarriage to till fields. Widows inherit, marry younger men, or hire relatives to work. Some cases include poisoning husbands, exhumations revealing evidence, and police inquiries into these acts.
Sydney report describes a deportee from New Betland alleged to have fled Buniney after larceny. He boarded a ship to Aya nny oneptember 1 and arrived with companions. He reportedly walked off the canal barge and immediately went to Queenaland, where he remained a few days.
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