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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1929
Page
1
The case before Mr Mawle, JU, involves drunkenness and language disputes in Canberra with the magistrate showing leniency. Witnesses and local officials describe behavior at a night gathering with suggestions of temperance and late medieval tones in proceedings.
The High Council of the Salvation Army plans to approach General Booth to request changes in church leadership and policies. The council claims to seek record on Booths condition and to restore his health while considering potential reorganization of the Army’s command structure. The meeting aims to resolve tensions and determine next steps for the Salvation Army leadership.
Fragmented OCR describes a debate on a historic dwelling project, with figures like Blondhe, Veil, and a High Council involved. It notes signatures by 68 officers and a procession to Southwell, followed by a decision to convene an ordering council and special committee.
Fragmentary report notes Shinwari peace efforts and a volatile ceasefire context near Tolalatbod. It mentions raids and shelling during operations against rebels, with references to Russian pilots and observers killed and another casualty.
In Washington and related jurisdictions, a probe focuses on forged papers alleged in a case involving Thurrelany, Rensior Baral, and others. The matter centers on claims of a de jure recognition and a disputed payment, with authorities pursuing clarity on the forged documents and associated actions.
British plans propose moving 6,000 migrant workers to Canada by July. Preparations include reallocating labor from non-preferred countries and reducing allowances to 20 per evot, compared with 47,000 last year.
Fragmented OCR notes describe bushfire damage in Victoria with scattered place names and unclear details. The text mentions property loss, possible locations near Tamla Thwer and Dhopege Creek, and references to nearby towns and officials, but specifics remain obscured.
Local district faced widespread disruption as Alepho related issues affected commerce and daily life. Officials reported mounting concerns over supply lines and public safety as communities seek clarity and solutions. Authorities urged calm while investigating underlying causes and potential remedies.
A fragmented account details a Sheffield Shield game with Australia’s domestic players, highlights bowling by Wall and others, and incidents at the crease. The narrative covers opening overs, key partnerships, and late-stage action, ending with a rundown of scores and notable performances.
In Bendigo yesterday the umpire took a controversial catch during a match, claiming it was for the spectators. The Bendigo team protested, arguing the action altered the game's outcome and echoed a 16 yearlong aim to avoid such penalties. Chapman condemned the umpire as absurd and called for removal from the field.
A bulletin states the Ming’s condition is unchanged and a further update will be issued tomorrow evening. Signed by Sir Stanley Rewett Sir Hugh Rigby and Lord Dawson. The garbled text suggests hospital or royal officials report progress, health details, and upcoming communications, with emphasis on stability and forthcoming bulletin.
A Morning Bee editorial weighs Sir Adhir Daneken’s report on Asia matters, noting financial leaders broadly approve some points while many decline to comment. The piece cites limited invitees and hints at broader commentary within the Commonwealth context.
The city chief and officials faced a dispute over a flat rate water charge after a resident watering a garden was fined. The tale notes a meter reading, a court action, and the broader debate on billing fairness and enforcement.
Ottawa reports show the United States and Canada failed to agree on treaty terms aimed at curbing cross border liquor shipments. American and Canadian officers met to discuss the period of several years and enforcement, but Canadian opinion remains skeptical that stronger steps are needed before requesting aid from neighboring nations.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to floods in Queensland during the 1930s and mentions names and places in garbled form. The readable bits indicate weather disaster impact, lingering damage, and possible local figures amid the chaos.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Canberra to Sydney rapid trip with unclear names and affiliations. Key entities and dates are unreadable, preventing a coherent summary of participants, events, or outcomes.
A boycott movement grows around Hankow as authorities delay compensation to the family of a killed rickshaw coolie. Chinese officials urge action against Japanese forces during ongoing protests and posturing. Japanese troops patrol the area amid rising tensions.
London reports a chaotic debate over a central figure in the Servia affair. Officials struggle to determine birthplace amid repatriation questions as authorities debate where he might be freed, touching off a worldwide sensation and British reaction.
Fragmentary report discusses ratification impacts of a trade treaty within the empire. It notes preferences policy for Adenia and mentions Australia bearing costs for reforms and diplomatic negotiations among member states and African regional matters.
A fragmented report notes ACTU leadership in Melbourne urging union members to attend a speech event. Reference to a Tirgher Workete league and tensions surface, with unclear details on attendees and purpose.
The State Executive of the Returned Lubbers' League plans to urge the Prime Minister to attend a ceremony at Hyde Park to unveil a memorial in honour of ANZAC service. The proposal focuses on civic recognition and public tribute within Sydney.
Erection of a pardon for details shows EK OR Vee Ofue Hee born in Astiuer, consecrated Archbishop of Melbourne in BL Duns Catvedand, in November 1820. Enthroned in Melbourne on February 1, 1a, he rose as a powerful influence in Victoria.
The Prime Minister Mr Bruce telegrammed Mrs Lees widow of Archbishop Lees of Melbourne to express deepest regret at the sudden death of His Grace the Archbishop of Melbourne. He states sincere sympathy for the loss and notes the community’s shared sorrow for a man who laboured untiringly for others.
Fragmented OCR text reports Ganer Ziokowitek, prime minister of Yuge-Shyvin, stating the dictatorship will end once the task is completed. The interview with a news outlet cites political turmoil, opposition figures, and public unrest amid a suspected transition plan.
Odd beach report notes ambergris discovery on Friday at Kalpuri coast. The item reportedly weighs hundreds of pounds and attracts attention from residents and traders. No official sources confirm the quantity or value.
The report notes expected coal price reductions in New South Wales with authorities hinting at a possible drop. Mr Mutter, currently in Mathnuhme, signals government action may shift prices if orders from ABW are placed.
The Premier Mr Maevini expressed hope that his discussions with miners and representatives would lead to government action for rehabilitation of the coal industry. He urged prompt reminders to the government on the matter.
Police plan to enforce the Dogs Registration Ordinance after reports of dogs damaging gardens and property. Unregistered dogs may be destroyed, and owners are warned to register promptly.
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