18 Feb 1931
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1931
Page
1
A clipped line references fe and its heroes and strength. Names are unclear, but the fragment hints at Aaron and a phrase about fortitude and faith amid struggle. The text appears as a rough note with missing context and details.
A conference of Federal and State ALP executives failed to reach agreement on the policy to submit to East Sydney electors. Lang insisted on repudiation policy, Theodore plan rejected, and tensions rose as party figures argued over allegiance to the Government.
A chaotic Sydney report outlines emergency policy talk as Labor factions diverge. Critics fear a split affecting the election, while Federal and State leaders debate wage and labor measures amid a cloud of misstatements and administrative confusion.
The government was defeated in the Li Council by 18 to 16 on the Marketing of Primary Produce Bill. The measure would appoint a two member panel to decide poll takings for a compulsory wheat pool. The amended bill will return to the Assembly tomorrow, with chances of further amendments and potential rejections.
King Alfonso agrees to elections by a constitutional assembly to decide monarchy or republic. Sanchez Guerra to form a new ministry for the conservatives, while Alfonso may remain nominal king until the vote. Madrid reports warn of possible exile or upheaval as politics pivot on the fate of the crown.
An old newspaper item describes a heist where a thief stole valuables from a motor vehicle on a busy street as bystanders watched. A man on a bicycle followed the suspect for a distance, while others described the scene and the attempt to pursue.
A garbled report from Wellington describes a fatal self-inflicted incident at a residence on Biker's Kwame Street. Authorities note a single victim, with unclear details due to damaged text. no other persons or witnesses are clearly identified in the readable fragments.
A reported trial in Glasgow centers on a £2,000,000 declaration against a prominent company. Judges consider government powers over taxation and trade limits, with Waterside Workers Federation members implicated in actions affecting employment and business operations.
Reports describe heavy riots in Benares with numerous deaths and widespread arson. Indian troops stand by as houses burn and residents flee. A casualty figure of about 280 is cited, with ongoing turmoil and clashes involving local factions and armed groups.
Reports on a technical project featuring entities Adder Lumin Ih Bond and others. Mentions a continuation of a hiphovtron effort and references Mr Douuelan Mawnan in connection with a whaler context and Norvella Antarathe May ion.
The readable bits reference a man in South Africa and a travel or travel-related incident. Mentions of money, claims of deception, and names are unclear. The fragmentary nature suggests a crime report with uncertain details and dates.
Queen and King of Spain return from England with public farewell in London as health of Beatrice prompts royal mother’s condition. Officials recount brief reunion between Queen Victoria and King Alfonso amid royal duties and travels.
The report notes Ghily Astor replying to Mr AL Pow Chapman about a South Africa Curly matter linked to Austrian claims. It mentions public interest, alleged drinkings, and journalistic scrutiny as the letters and conversations unfold.
Mr J R Collins becomes secretary at Australia House London succeeding to the post amid a broader defence buildup. The appointment places Collins at the center of diplomatic and defense coordination between Australia and the United Kingdom during a period of heightened security.
A garbled notice from Grenville Ryrie describes a legal dispute over debts and assurances. The text mentions a guarantee to pay back every penny, referencing international locations and a failing attempt to satisfy the creditor. The fragment hints at default and firm refusal to concede.
A fragmentary report shows an Australian grain embargo push tied to Dunedin Chamber of Commerce actions. Protests in Mz Dunedin reflect government stance amid concerns over grain trade, exchange rates, and global demand. The piece trims varied views on how the embargo could affect Australasian markets and New Zealand merchants.
Six by elections are pending in England amid a political shake up. The looming contests could alter balance in Parliament as Conservative and opposition candidates prepare for fresh votes across multiple constituencies.
A report on a conference in Delhi where Gandul and Ramasy MacDonald planned to address issues involving the viceroy and the British administration. The meeting aimed to coordinate stance and policy following declarations and potential statements. The text reflects a tumultuous wartime political scene with multiple parties and regions named.
The House of Commons addressed travel by air over India focusing on routes and permissions. Discussion touched on similar previous grants and the implications for onward routes to London.
At the British Industries Fair banquet in London on a Tuesday, Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs J H Thomas announced there would be no general election in England during the next three years. The remarks followed other remarks and unclear transcripts about military and political topics.
New York and Montoy Janely announce Lady Wilkins will join an Arctic expedition. Hubert WHKINA leads meteorological efforts predicting weather with expert forecasts. The plan includes travel companions and expected operational procedures for the journey.
A motion to authorize a 120 million loan under unemployment law was debated. The committee chairman noted rising unemployment and the fund balance at 7 million pounds, with the loan due for review in July if jobless totals do not fall. The resolution passed by 261 to 20.
Fragmented OCR text describes firefighters at Protith city facing fines during a chaotic scene. Large crowds formed around the harbor area as a blaze burned, with onlookers and authorities struggling to manage danger. An initial unit reportedly contained the crowd while others worked to control the fire.
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