17 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1930
Page
1
A chaotic Madrid reports a full general strike with heavy violence at Government House after police obstruction. Rebels clash with civil guards, killing several, as factories close and traffic halts. provinces report lesser but growing unrest.
Fragmentary notes describe counsel arguments on the referendum and royal prerogative, debating Parliament’s sovereignty versus the Crown and the power to approve or deny constitutional changes. The discourse references New South Wales, the Legislative Council, and questions of legitimacy and authority in constitutional reform.
Inquiry examines banking state and the impact of credit on wool and wheat in New South Wales. Aims to assess how currency and credit influence traders and overall industry, including routes between New South Wales and China, and the extent of related shock or deprivation.
A garbled report from a cricket test match records Australia securing a ten wicket victory. The narrative mentions West and references to batsmen and bowlers with unclear names, but the outcome is clear: Australia dominates and finishes early.
A fragmented note outlines a betting tax expected to apply to all wagers starting in May. It mentions schedule specifics, enforcement dates, and potential penalties. The document references a governing body and notes a forthcoming official announcement.
Fragmentary notes from a Sydney parliament discussion describe a referendum plan and the potential abolition of a legal body. The text mentions King and Parliament, constitutional controls, and possible delays or amendments, with questions about the civic process and representative government.
The report notes that during 1990 the Melbourne Stock Exchange endured a sharp market decline with investments totaling £44,280,000 affected. The passage references market frictions and mentions individuals and places in a fragmented, unclear OCR style, reflecting a broad downturn in share values and capital.
The readable portion hints at a Reuters style notice discussing special arrangements and intelligence-related matters, mentioning New Zealand. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
A clash between the House of Representatives and the Senate over the Northern Territory bill. The House rejected Senate amendments to delete an advisory council, while the Senate insisted on its changes only if the committee chair votes. Ministers criticized the advisory council as impractical and the dispute centers on whether to abolish or retain it and how to structure territory representation.
A breached main caused widespread damage across London streets. City workers reported disrupted traffic and disrupted utilities as crews moved to isolate the fire and assess the roadway. Shops and nearby properties faced entry issues while emergency services began restoration efforts.
Vague OCR fragments describe a Hobart fire causing heavy damage and triggering a debate over a referendum. Mentions authorities, costs around 20 000, and references to New South Wales parliament power, with unclear names and dates amid reconstruction chatter.
A draft compromise between the King Government and opposition parties seeks to bind the unemployment act to proper regulations. The majority signal that the bill must be obeyed, while opponents warn against derailing the current crisis stage and the need for a safe, measured approach.
A blaze swept a fashionable beach resort near Lok Angela and Malibu Beach, driving guests from the home of Fearge Die Rylya and causing damage to vehicles and merchandise. Residents recall a weekend fire and identify victims and witnesses including Louise Wagenin and Alvy Dawn in the scattered reports.
Turmoil marks 2nd anniversary as miners gather to recall Norman Brown's death and honor a memorial unveiled by Northern Miner President Ty Monte. A crowd sings and tensions flare as protesters clash with authorities over a ceremonial display, with reports of jeers and a surge of women in the crowd.
A chaotic report notes a 25 to 26 million loan in hand and a government action. It mentions Prime Minister and finance ministry statements, bond and subscription figures, and upcoming payments. Names appear inconsistently. the piece details applications, receipts, and treasury activity as of the latest bulletins. The text references a weekly report on subscriptions, redemption, and funds transfer, with figures like 4 584 020 for Australia and a total near 4 million. The content is garbled but conveys a national financial update and anticipated maturities.
A garbled London snapshot discusses a dancer linked to reputation, praise for a performer, and mentions economic policy shifts. It references government actions, taxation, and industrial issues, highlighting a cautious stance on reform and public perception.
Mr Latham comments on Federal government policy and its impact on employment. He argues definitive actions would reduce unemployment and support the nation’s prosperity, noting no doubt policy shifts could immediately affect job prospects.
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