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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1929
Page
1
Untitled Offshore Tragedy Claims Unknown Victims
A damaged OCR fragment reports a hurricane related wreck with scattered names and locations. It mentions a tragedy at sea, possible missing or dead individuals, and references to a coastline landing and the search for survivors.
Plane Crash Fatality Report At City Airport Inquest Opens
An inquest opens into a fatal aeroplane accident that killed a woman. Witnesses include a wardrobian, engineer Lee Fhippe, and others who describe rudder bar issues and a weight imbalance as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caconer
Irman Witte
Manin
Neex Walker
Uren Eminem
Incoherent fragmentary Greek Venezuelan politics note
A garbled OCR fragment references Greek politics and Venezuela with unclear names and phrases. It mentions public figures and places in a jumbled sequence, lacking coherent events or dates. The text is unreadable enough to derive a concrete news item or outcome.
Canadian Wheat Prices and Market Outlook Summary
The report outlines Canadian wheat market factors including prices, supply concerns, and potential demand shifts. It notes regional production hints, influences from global markets, and mentions notable organizations and entities shaping the crop's trajectory.
Clash Between Miners and Police Rises in Violent Toll
A tense clash between Northern coal miners and police led to bloodshed with miners and officers wounded amid disturbances at Rothbury Mine. Government vows to continue mine work, a compulsory conference in Sydney aims to ease tensions, and miners in multiple centers refuse to work as the crisis deepens.
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Criterra Times
Rothbury
Fies
Sydney
Fragmented OCR note on Mr Baddeley and names
A garbled passage lists names and phrases about a Mr Baddeley and various terms. The legible parts reference a person named Mr Baddeley and scattered references to people, places, and actions without a coherent narrative or clear event.
Fragmented Deposition Report From Dimmed OCR Source
Fragmentary OCR text describes a police case involving a shooting at Commack Mowd, with Norwan Brown, 24, killed by a gunshot to the stomach. Injured include Navid Hrown and others. Names and locations are partially garbled but reference a deputy, premier, and date context. The article notes a failed assassination attempt and a call for investigation by authorities.
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Prewbbent
Minera
Min Hh
Dhavlist
Tyes Howe
Iain Tenibierm
Peitien
Rothhiy
Ardor
Gonvie
Faloodhut
Mir Huvidatn
Aep Mo
Tellbury
Haddery
Mita
Norwan Brown
Theough
Police move questioned officers after dispatch at central station
Unclear OCR text shows police actions at Central Station with a commissioner, involving sudden departure and unclear details about numbers and responses. Names and events are obscured, leaving ambiguity about motives and outcomes.
Wonthaggi Miners Vote to End Work
A local miners union in Wonthaggi announces a decision to cease work amid ongoing disputes with management. The action aims to press for concessions, with potential continued disruption if negotiations stall.
Prime Minister Condemned Amid Turbulent Exchange
A turbulent exchange in Parliament led to strong condemnations of the prime minister. McNeil and Sym described the scene, while Kathhiry Aww Jorn and other officials weighed in on the alleged actions and responses to the incident. The debate touched on national security and political accountability.
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Uwe Nerthuri
MeNnie
Heomniaery
Rewlty
McNelhanes
Bassaan
Pind McNeil
Prime Minister Deplores Conflict at Compulsory Conference
A garbled report notes the prime minister deprecating ongoing conflict and a compulsory conference. It references the government and various officials, hints at aviation and defense concerns, mentions suspensions, and cites political tensions amid international pressures. Names and details are unclear due to text corruption.
Pressmen mobbed Rothtut Monnay in unrest clash
A riot erupted as reporters and, allegedly, a mob attacked Rothtut Monnay during a late afternoon event. Injuries were reported, and witnesses said a security detachment dispersed the crowd as authorities investigated the disturbance. The incident involved a Northern Miners Brondent and a city official, with claims of a political motive and calls for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothtut
Monnay
Uhele
Meyriely
Tharah
Byrnes
Rothhiey
Meeting Near the Mine Echoes State Action Debate
A tremonious meeting at Erni near Winmorn time featured Pro tem notes opposing the State Government. Speakers urged action and argued no precedent in Heurth era history supports the current order. The gathering reflected strong sentiment for government restraint amid mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erni
Whiel
All Quiet Hothmury War Report
A garbled wartime dispatch lists casualties and hospital names. Names such as Ryan and Kerlin appear among wounded or injured, with unclear affiliations and locations, reflecting a disrupted OCR page from a historic military news item.
Police Report Details A Mining Incident
A police report recalls a violent mine incident where rebels opened fire, the miners returned fire, and officers discharged revolvers. No official confirmation of a death was received, but the report notes casualties and ongoing investigation.
Reparation claims award to British nationals
British nationals face reparation claims with awards in line with WW I and colonial governments. Surviving dependents, and allotments via the colonial authorities, are processed through the Secretary for the Colonies. The article notes ineligibility for pension rank under current laws for former forces of the WW Vrown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Garage Hold Up Shocks Youths at Pittwater Hand
Scattered readable fragments describe two youths attempting a robbery at Pittwater Hand. One offender faced a frightened bystander while the other brandished a weapon. They demanded money, fled when challenged, and the scene ended with the youths escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eydney
Pittwater
Nurrabeon
Wottia
Fire at Wentworth Falls Hotel destroys building
A fire at the Wentworth Falls Hotel, Monstay, quickly consumed the building causing about £10,000 in damage. Guests escaped with remarkable luck as flames blocked their exit and the hotel’s interior was heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth Falls
Committed for Trial in Manslaughter Case
The underwent yesterday committed Lawher McNamara for trial on a manslaughter charge over the death of Alexander Helfield from a back wound after a street altercation with Belford in Redstone over a week ago. The officer reported McNamara struck Belford after his minder indicated Belford was seen with Wither, then Belford fell and died. The police inspector and Sergeant Moore are involved. further hearings set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydney
Lawher
McNatara
Urixine
Alexander Helfued
No Work Today Rydney in Western Federation Strike
Fragmentary notice reports a morning message from Secretary J. A. Davies of the Northern Minte federation stating a suspension or work stoppage in response to the death of a fellow comrade. The wording is garbled but indicates a day of work stoppage and a related memorial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydney
J. A. Davies
Ube
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