15 Dec 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1928
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes describe an aeronautics conference near Washington with references to aviation figures, camera imagery, and discussions on aviation interaction, timing, and equipment. It mentions Mr Mewunderaun and Riven Blanding, plus Harmonic Tropis, and notes about a later arrival and hospital visits.
Day one at Sydney ends with Australia 251 for eight as Ponsford sustains a broken wrist. Ryder wins toss and Australia bat first. Kippax appeals controversy over dismissal while Hocking bowlers and Harwood pace lead the attack for England.
An executive council inquiry probes an ordinance affecting the capital. Officials discuss enforcement, potential penalties, and the governor’s seal, with hearings outlining duties and charges. The record notes deliberations through May and references a facing deadline for a final report.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a medical briefing connected to a royal figure. It mentions the Queen and a kingly condition, with unclear names and places due to damage. The readable elements hint at a temporary medical stay and a review of the king’s health, set within a ceremonial or courtly context. The exact identities remain uncertain because of corrupted phrasing.
A fragmented report notes prayers in London for a prince or king during a Thurby-like observance. The unclear text mentions the Abbey and midday prayers, with references to royal attendance and water rites.
Washington report on President Coolidge calling for attention to the national situation. The message references contemporary economic concerns and public mood, urging recovery and stability. The wording indicates wartime era style, with emphasis on fortitude, employment, and future readiness amid uncertainty.
A man alleged to be a drug runner was chased through Marcy Wille Street and captured by police near Hesperior Street after a lengthy pursuit. He was subdued with a baton and taken to a local station where cocaine packets were found on him. He faces arrest and further questioning.
The Lords debate focused on reforms and provisions to expand representation while addressing nominations and ministerial seats. The session referenced ongoing political maneuvers and proposed measures affecting the composition of the Lords and potential impacts on governance.
Queensland and Victoria clashed in fine weather at Aeetret Wicket with Victoria's bowlers making early breakthroughs but Queensland fought back. Key players included Hig, Haring, and Randford for Victoria while Queensland were led by captain OConnell and Thomnor, with scores and wicket details scattered through the incomplete report.
Disorderly OCR text shows a taxation bill moving through the state legislature with amendments. References to amendments by Mr. Davidson and changes in exemptions from 60 to 1 and 86 appear, but the readable content is fragmented and uncertain about full details or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR reads Rebels seize a Mexican town as bandits abduct girls. Disjointed text mentions police or military intervention and captives, with unclear names and dates due to transcription errors. The readable core notes unrest and hostage actions attributed to insurgent bands and a chaotic scene.
Scattered OCR fragment describes increasing danger from wind and snow with unclear names or places. It mentions Hemet and a coastal or inland context but details are unreadable. Readers are left with an ominous weather warning and no usable dates or precise locations.
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