17 Feb 1931
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1931
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text discusses the formation of ANL with goals spanning labor unity, national welfare, and prosperity. It mentions supporters and opponents, with emphasis on social and political aims, unclear specifics, and assorted phrases about hospitals and salaries. The passage remains garbled.
A report claims Langs Bank may convert to a revenue stream and faces police discussion. The Chief Commissioner discussed potential actions against what is described as propaganda aimed at harming the bank. The scene centers on the Savings Bank and related authorities in a tense public matter.
Liberal leader Senor Alba remains in virtual exile in Paris and declines a call from King Alfonso to return to Madrid. With Alba delaying until Monday night, the crisis stalls as monarchists and constitutionalists contend over who should lead a government and the future of Spain’s monarchy.
A Canberra civic statement by Mr. C Daley outlines the water supply position and proposed 1913 schemes for a 25 000 population. Extensions, reservoirs, and pump design for Mount Stromlo and Red Hill are discussed, with questions about city-wide supply and potential disabling events.
A mangled report details the sinking of a dredge vessel after a collision or mishap. Captain perished with the crew as the Avon Ey and nearby ships battled waves near Manaus and Muermort. Survivors reported stormy conditions and a rapid drop in stability before the vessel disappeared beneath the sea.
A fragmentary notice describes princes in Peru and a water journey with unclear destinations. The text mentions a vision of nobility and distant places, including Tunissum and Beravlan, with uncertain dates and actions.
The Federal Executive of the A.S.P. orders the Prime Minister to open the East Sydney by election campaign while the State A.L.P. bars any Federal member not backing Lang’s finance plan from the platform. Assistant Minister Beasley to open for the State A.L.P. and a conference plans a possible dual Labour candidacy. The Federal A.L.P. warns the platform rejects repudiation but banks failing would push Australia toward default.
Sydney report notes the Federal Executive alleging Labour Gov members faced an A.L.P influence rumor. The warning claims such influence aimed to push a censure motion to trigger a double dissolution.
The session chaired by Mtr Greaves saw heavy crossfire as Harmer and Latlouy clashed over the Reinuttin Theoder policy. The president warned of a purge of several speakers from the Redveat Ministry, signaling a major realignment ahead of the Europe summit.
Fragmentary report shows Mr Scullin reacting to references involving Monty Lewn and a Va-day refund discussion. The item mentions The Prime Minister and a development petition, but text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates for full context.
A garbled text fragment mentions Complexion London, a Fountaindale style gown, and various names. It references pilots, engineers, and a race or challenge, with scattered mentions of individuals and places, all presented in a fragmentary, indecipherable form.
A.LP. to discuss Lang plan with Mondey, Meinh, and Generit Secretary of He Sel. Mail to day mentions Peters and Bseet femal THe AsFalE amid talk of policy aims and possible steps.
A jumble of unclear OCR text outlines a disrupted union matter involving Mr. Blemne and activities around New South Hwang. The fragment hints at a personal or organizational dispute with local officials and a planned action. further readable items are needed for a precise card.
A fragmented 20th century notice reflects a debate on long term policy and industry progress. References to orections, labor, and planning speak to a tense transition as workers seek stability and growth opportunities amid evolving economic conditions.
Disorderly gathering at Sydney Town Hall erupted over Mr Lang's financial proposals. The protest scene saw public speakers shouted down, with chants and boos echoing as authorities struggled to restore order and clear the chamber.
In Canora a large group of volunteers participated in a blood transfusion drive to aid wounded soldiers. The event featured doctors and staff organizing donor screening, testing, and blood collection as part of a broader public health effort during the crisis.
The coroner ruled the homicide justifiable after a fatal stabbing during a family dispute. Alfred Avant of Clayton faced a in-law related confrontation with C. Laxon and others. The coroner noted Ard Avard showed marked antagonism toward the family and believed the act prevented further danger. The examination found a knife near the body.
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