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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
1
Newcastle reports a secret action transporting 970 tons of coal with miners moved secretly and authorities noting a disputed estimate of six pounds. The event involved a long journey from Rothbury to Newent with uncertainty over whether 400 tons would be reclaimed or sunk.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a second train leaving a segment of rail lines with unclear destinations and names. It mentions passenger seats and an after event, with scattered names like Toews and Laverty but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
An official outburst denies a mass assassination claim involving German forces. Reports say no mass executions occurred near Wethbury and the Mines Department plans hidden changes, while preparations continue for future events and related meetings in the Newcastle area.
Reported unclear OCR text mentions coal ships and port activity with fragmented place names and names resembling Newcastle and Hurhbiuey. The legible items show maritime coal movement and port traffic but lack coherent details.
A Melbourne High Court session observed a reading of letters as evidence. The court considered motions involving the Premier and others, with the venue noted and a forthcoming statement expected. The proceedings centered on administrative matters and potential assertions of authority related to the ongoing case.
A petition to the Count of Disputed Return filed by J. A. Perkins contests the Eden Monaro election. It accuses officials of ballot tampering, mis enrollment, and improper conduct at polling places in Aden Monaro and Gunning, seeking voiding of the result and Perkins' election.
Fragmented notes describe alleged illegal enrolment for division alignment. References to people, dates, and places are unclear but indicate disputes over eligibility and enrolment integrity.
A fragmented report suggests Mugga Quarry may shut permanently following a federal commission inquiry into site operations near Mount Mugu. Investigation focuses on safety and environmental compliance as officials weigh closure implications for regional industry and employment.
Fragmentary notes describe a postponed Ross Sea flight with references to locations and coordinates. The text mentions longitude and latitude figures, names, and a timeline around the month, possibly listing officials or observers and a planned route or point of origin. The exact actions and outcomes remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented text references drug traffic and various names, places, and terms without cohesive context. Readable elements include mentions of drugs, people, and possible locations, but key facts are missing or garbled. Edge details cannot be established from the provided excerpt.
Unprecedented royal pageantry surrounds the marriage of Prince Umberto, heir to the Julian throne, and Princess Marie Jose of Belgium. The ceremony at the Quirinal Chapel draws four kings and queens, dozens of princes and dignitaries, with a grand procession through Rome and a formal reception at the palace.
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Anecdotes describe Mussolini in a grand event with laurels and pomp. Attendees whisper of intense loyalty and showy displays as crowds react to the spectacle, while tensions between supporters and critics color the atmosphere.
Fragmented report details an embassy incident involving Soviet official Elpo Nolidrow, with testimony from Jacob Honmidawaky and Tomisdowaky. Allegations focus on forced contacts and possible coercion by foreign agents, outlining a clumsy testimony chain and calls for investigation.
A shipwreck narrative recounts a crew adrift near Ladera. They launched a lifeboat after a wreck, reached a shore five yards away, and endured dehydration. Helpers provided limited water, fuel, and food as they evaded danger and sought rescue at a nearby hospital or shelter.
London reports controversy over Earl Russell Russall Labour clash after his speech on India policy. He denied endorsing dominion status and called for a workable democratic scheme. He criticized Indian Congress, British Tories, and press for fueling embarrassment and urged unity with Indian reform efforts.
A London review notes substandard remarks at a British film forum. The Daily Telegraph contends the program misleads patrons by marketing American titles while omitting key details, undermining confidence in the exhibition and exhibitors.
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