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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
1
Fragmented report notes delay in freight rate hikes and mentions brokers instructing a return to prior rules. It references Mr Bruce and various evasive phrases about shipping, with unclear lines about Australia and policy shifts. No clear events or dates are verifiable.
Paris dispatch from a troubled era reports Marshal Foch in improved condition amid uncertain health cues. The Paris correspondent notes ongoing military and political strains as observers await clearer statements from French officials and allied leaders.
Promoter notes from New York indicate plans for a Dempsey rematch in September as Tom Heeney trains daily in hopes of facing Dempsey. Heeney's return to the United States followed a goal to become a wine importer, but persuasion from managers kept him in boxing.
Dejected are megherted and a well known figure amid a chaotic scene near the Queanbeyan pound. A buyer's remorse and shifting tides are noted as the gray market for the horse draws attention, with hopes for a steady purchase and wary observers watching the fray.
A heated exchange centers on Mr Bruce’s handling of the Federal Capital Territory affairs and the proposed shift of power to a Legislative Council. Dr Watson criticizes ministerial changes, liquor referendum delays, and the Federal Capital Commission’s structure, urging immediate reforms and highlighting promises about representation and public control.
A historical speech discusses security of FCC officers and a push for a firm rational foundation in governance. It references Canberra and the Territory, city problems, and implications for future administration and public policy as hearings and appeals proceed. It notes suspending collections pending independent court review.
A clash occurred at Port Adelaide when twenty men attacked a riverfront area injuring police and volunteers. Volunteers and locals surged onto the wharf and the steamer Damere, with officials delaying further actions as authorities restored order. A number of injured were treated while others were detained as the riot prompted rapid response by authorities.
LT COL GOODWIN urges broad health and education reforms and overhauls of Canberra land policy. He defends the commission’s federal task while noting limited time to adjust municipal governance and pledges steady Canberra development and improved public services.
Objections are lodged against the retention of certain property during the electors’ roll review. The grounds and method of objection must be submitted to the returning officer by Tuesday next, February 22, with details to be recorded in the official register.
Sir John Butters said he would not prejudice any candidate's chances when asked about Dr Algorn's Wednesday night speech at Causeway Hall attacking the commission. He stressed careful restraint in commenting on the electoral matter.
Helen Wills and Leite Hyde Te Be eteated announce an engagement as society notes hint at upcoming wedding. The couple, tied to local families and prominent circles, plans a discreet ceremony with attention from city social leaders and press coverage anticipated.
A garbled OCR snippet discusses health rules and restrictions on various items. It mentions Purdie health, Otel, and a plan labeled Crifin. The readable content is limited, lacking clear events or identifiable entities.
Washington correspondent reports Mr Keilowe stating that the report on the Forelan Rilationa Conm treaty has no effect on the Kellogg Pact. He adds no interpretation will be communicated to Kevin Koveret regarding the treaty connection.
A naval court martial ruling details Lieut Com Wen Meaty's conduct and findings by the clerk Alleed. It cites deprivation of two years seniority and transfer to retired status. The case concerns alleged misconduct and the judge advocate’s assessment of good order and discipline.
North Australia pastoral groups and North Australia Companiesign delegates will meet in Canberra on January 3 to discuss divisions affecting pastoral activities. Minister for both affairs, Mr. Go A. Abbot, will open the conference which runs two days. Delegates will remain in Canberra for intensive talks.
Fragments describe a committee meeting at Motel Kurrajong and mentions of telephone facilities at Cotter Tum and Dwntroort. Text references Mata belion, kiosk, Dyan, Clie Hey, wander, Avibiion, ALbontign Willy, and Cr aigpen Li Moteo with scattered place names and roles.
A garbled OCR text discusses a hoped for meeting among King, Pope, and Mussolini in Rome. It references expectations for a diplomatic conclusion and seeks support for a representative to engage with ongoing international matters. The piece appears as a speculative piece on wartime diplomacy with uncertain details.
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