21 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 21, 1930
Page
1
Dated Maitland Thursday a local court overruled a magistrate in the Baddeley and James cases. The decision referenced earlier proceedings at Monera and noted the involvement of the Upper Hunter Farm in the surrounding matter.
In a Welsh Assembly debate the record notes a discussion over government papers and the prosecution in a political matter. Labour MP Maddaley questioned the handling of papers and related justice proposals as the assembly considers proceedings. The Speaker and leaders weighed whether the matter should be remitted to the Crown.
Fragmented report cites Hoederson and Mendervon amid confusion over alleged political and religious tensions. The piece notes contrasting statements about government representation and foreign concerns, with references to deaths and peaceful worship in unnamed locations and a minister named MacThonaid.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice noting a boycott linked to Weers, with unclear references to persons and events in Seven. The readable portion hints at a plan or protest and mentions workers, return, and timing but lacks complete names or places to confirm details.
A fragmented Ne wspaper snippet from Sydney reports a clash involving Brann and an army unit. Readable details are limited, but the piece hints at a fire or conflict event on a Thornday with references to military involvement and a return to base.
The Prime Minister and premiers from New South Wales and other states met in Canberra to align on cutting waste and raising efficiency amid economic strain. Officials discussed uniform tax collection, greater Commonwealth-State cooperation, and steps to stabilize prices, with results expected from the in camera talks. The outlook predicts gradual improvement if prudent finance continues.
Rain lashed Western Australia delaying overseas mails. Heavy rainfall halted service from Perth to Fremantle with inches of precipitation reported. The weather disrupted the Mail Service, causing expected delays likely to extend into Sunday.
Fragmented text references naval policy and postwar comparisons with wartime reductions. Mentions London, Washington, and Italy, with garbled phrases about faith, hope, parity, and restitution. No clear event date or concrete actions available.
London reports Prime Minister Ravenay WueDonald announced the opening Imperial Conference in London this September. He would address economic relations between the Dominions and colonies, aiming to clarify Britain’s stance on imperial links.
In Shanghai on Thursday night two prominent Chinese politicians were shot and killed while three others were wounded during a public rally. The attack, witnessed by many, is linked to political rivalries involving Wang-Caine Wei and Chiang Kai-shek enemies, heightening tension and prompting investigations.
In a Commons session debate led by Mr MacDonalit and Mr Itamay Macon, Ministers examined whether imported grain policy should affect economic resources across the British Commonwealth. Conservatives challenged the approach, urging scrutiny of alkali repeal and Western Australia concerns while noting potential implications for Canada.
A sudden accident at a munitions depot near Liosein injured many workers and soldiers. A craft reportedly toppled while handling a hand renec and was removed from a foregit. A fire erupted, destroying a number of facilities and about 394,000 ton worth of goods.
ESME HOWARD exits a long career in Washington where she served in a notable diplomatic or public role. The notice notes her retirement after years of dedicated service, highlighting her tenure and contributions within the federal landscape.
A golf exhibition at Suva on Thursday features Wither Husen and Don Kirkwood, noted jawengers by the FMM Adrungt, taking part on the Bova links. They plan travel to London next, marking the end of a notable overseas tour with a nine exhibition round.
London dispatch reports a Prohibition debate as Senator Fenton challenges King’s stance. The exchange follows an audience with King McXellar, with Fenton criticizing perceived weakness in enforcement and urging stricter adherence to Prohibition laws. A Australian police reference appears amid fragmented remarks.
French political turmoil as Premier Nominee Tardieu declines to serve as premier or naval delegate. Unclear cabinet acceptance followed by invitations to join the cabinet or attend critical meetings. Parliamentary factions show growing strain amid party leadership conflicts and opposition to M. Tapdiow's defeat.
A garbled dispatch from London reports critics remarking on France's position, noting tensions in European policy. The text references political risk, potential shifts in alliances, and reactions to ongoing conference discussions without clear specifics.
A delicate political standoff emerges as the Country Party and Nationalist Council align for the forthcoming state selections. factions within the Ran ham electorate pledge to support a Country Party candidate, aiming to hamper the Nationalist push amid government tensions.
A British traders meeting with Mr Fenton occurred in London at the library of the Australian mural, with Arthur Thlaour presiding and representatives from Motor, World Trade, and the chamber of commerce. The discussion centered on policy, finance, and commercial prospects with a focus on shipping and industry.
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