25 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1929
Page
1
The readable lines describe a disjointed report mentioning London and Katil with references to a test, peril, and an accusation against Gordon at KBar. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details or dates, offering only scattered phrases without a coherent narrative or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text references a New York venue and a 1923 volume by Wilkins, discussing Australian and Austrian affairs, travel, and alleged reforms. The garbled source lacks coherent facts, making precise identification difficult.
A fragmented report notes a joint meeting between Ters Courts and North Acton Trustees and Ge Comneway Mall officials. It mentions tense exchanges over Fe ewer and Tenni eat te Bte, with unclear outcomes and no concrete actions recorded.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting or approval by a group, with names and places garbled. The readable items reference a person named Linita and a location possibly Westbridge, along with a race relation context and a statement about fate. Details are too incomplete for a clear report.
Prime Minister Bruce announced invitations to colliery owners and unions were accepted for a coal industry conference at Albert Hall Canberra at 11 am. NS Wales Premier Bavin to attend, with full delegation from Northern, Western, Southern districts and Federated unions to participate.
The piece recounts Sir Oliver Lodge and his wife Rowena facing death and mourning after a bereavement. It notes Lodge’s resolve to live up to beliefs and to support unbelievers, while describing family sorrow and a private funeral.
A fragmented report about Cardiff miners and tensions over employment and housing. The piece mentions workers, unions, and safety concerns amid a backdrop of industrial strain and demoralization.
Readers see a sharp fall in nationalist support as election time approaches. Disorder and shifting allegiances appear to cloud public sentiment, while key figures and parties face mounting pressure ahead of critical ballots.
A large gathering attended the opening of the Baptist Church in Kingston Canberra on a Saturday afternoon. Leaders from the Baptist Union of Australia and other denominations participated, pledging cooperation to promote the Kingdom of God and the church's role in the city’s religious and civic life.
Fragmented notes describe experts' progress on German reparations and the Bowen plan. The analysis questions the amount Germany would pay and how payouts would be distributed abroad, with references to allied commissions and future funding schemes.
Fragmentary text suggests a London debate on petrol from coal and its impact on supply. The garbled passages mention tariffs, imports, and potential disruption to markets, with unclear participants and dates.
An interview with a representative of The Australian Press highlights Britain’s need to aid Australia’s development. The discussion covers industrial peace, trade, migration, and coordinated action to strengthen economic ties and shared prosperity between the two nations.
Fragmented OCR reports a murder case with references to a long trial, defense claims, and witness statements. The court adjourned to Monday amid questions about evidence, with little deadly finding reported and continued proceedings expected.
Detective Halhelury served summonses on Holloway and other Melbourne trade union figures at Trades Hall. The Crown Prosecution alleges violation of wartime labor acts. Proceedings held at City Court Melbourne with March 1 hearing date mentioned.
Fragmented OCR text describes a high altitude flight with refueling and potential dangers. Mentions crews, tanks, and a journey from Merlin to New York lasting about 60 hours. No clear names or verifiable details are present.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe excursions with unclear destinations and dates, mentioning Rid ers Shari and Lor Rey and a calendar in 1888. The readable bits imply a schedule of five trips with parts of the United States involved, but specifics are obscured.
The article surveys the British political scene amid division over elections and government strategy. It questions future actions by the government, party fortunes, and the stance of the opposition as matters of confidence and policy unfold in a tense climate.
A report details a native attack on a convention with arrests of natives and a murder charge. The government actions are described as extensive and a tagiaterial inquiry is mentioned, with findings criticizing officers and native parties.
A fragmented news item notes a Japanese prince marriage and a visit to Australia amid duties and ceremonies. The readable text mentions a princely figure and international travel, suggesting royal events and public duties in a distant timeline.
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