19 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1929
Page
1
Fragmentary report details a power struggle around General Booth and the Army leadership. Indications point to a potential legal challenge and questions about authority as talks surface on successors and the Geneva Hoath may retain certain powers alongside added retirement allowances.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline candidates for Booth's office in London with mentions of Wat, Commi shawl, and rumors about age eligibility and political tensions. The text references responses and potential support but remains incomplete and unclear.
A damaged OCR reads as a fragmented report involving a council, a detainee or figure named Catherine, and references to a meeting or inquiry. It mentions Mrs. Vienath and a person titled as Mrs. Vienath, with unclear context and date. The piece suggests a formal proceeding or verdict but details remain unreadable.
Eyvon Ey reports extensive wildfires burning across two states, with communities evacuated and emergency crews responding. Firefighting efforts intensify as residents fear property loss and air quality concerns rise nationwide.
A reader note describes a five bedroom house in the Dandenong Ranges. The report mentions nearby areas, local property conditions, and general housing activity in the region. No further specifics on price or exact address are provided.
Fragmentary report describes fires spreading through Gippsland causing widespread danger. Mentions efforts to battle blazes, evacuations, and emergency responses as communities brace for further heat and wind. Named places and agencies unclear due to damaged text.
A large blaze spread from Punn's Creek toward Glenbrook causing damage to fences and property. West Maitland reports a major wildfire threatening nearby homesteads and farms as crews fight the flames amid windy conditions.
An ill advised editorial attack targets Veccay County and Moria Dust. It notes the army's weakness and accuses local officials of missteps while calling for restraint and reform. The piece mentions lawyers and the public sentiment surrounding security and governance amid mounting tensions.
A report debunks a circulating claim that Causeway college rents would rise to EP per week. Officials say no rate hike is planned beyond the existing billing changes.
A collision near a railway site left two men seriously hurt while others sustained minor injuries. Emergency crews arrived as witnesses described derailment and scattered debris. Investigators will review track conditions and cause of the crash.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a political note about Mr C W C Marr possibly leaving the cabinet this week. The readable lines mention a late afternoon event and party dynamics but lack coherent details, names, dates, or places beyond the suspect subject.
At the Australian conference discussants propose confiscation of wealth and a graduated tax on unearned income above 2500 per annum to fund debt redemption. The plan limits inheritances and estates, allowing a person to leave only modest bequests before death to the government, with strict restrictions on second inheritances.
Fragmentary report notes events at a local studio and line, mentioning Mor and Young, with references to a Veotanbie Bo Lis and a Diegavicllin festival. Authorities or titles appear fragmented, while legal or civic actions are hinted but unclear.
Fragmented OCR produced a noisy cricket style report with team names and score fragments. The readable parts reference England versus Tasmania, a final score around 70, and players such as White and Wardlaw with partial listing of bowlers and totals.
London dispatch describes a cautious briefing on the king’s condition noting doctors’ phrase satisfactory progress while acknowledging ongoing tasks. Attendants and officials are observed during hospital meetings and routine checks as medical advisers’ cautious prognosis persists amid public interest.
Inquiry into the suspension of Mr M. Shepherd will be held in Melbourne next week. The three officials of the Defence Department will submit their reports to the Public Service Board, with the final decision to follow. Mr Hall will travel from Canberra to Melbourne Tuesday night.
The newspaper BE Universal reports a quake in Canana City Venezuela causing many deaths and extensive destruction. The governor notes great buildings toppled while the government rushes doctors nurses and supplies to aid survivors.
Fragmentary report notes a request to restore public telephone service at Ainslie Centre amid bureaucratic delays. References seem garbled but indicate officials were pressed to act on the entitlement and feasibility of reinstating telecommunication access at the core facility.
A report from Central and North Australia on the conditions of Aboriginals was sent by Terkeley to the Prime Minister via the Chief Protector at Adeorigital Po en Cie ee Dane. The special envoy has been touring the regions for three months and is due to report early next week on the prospects. it is unclear if a favorable reply has been received.
Mr Perkins representing Monaro in the Federal Parliament conveyed concern over the regulations governing rail excursions from Canberra to Sydney. He pledged to give his best effort and, as a first step, will present the matter to the Chief Commissioner Sir John Bullers through the appropriate channels.
Fragmented OCR text reports a chaotic scene in Adelaide with mention of a communist flag hoisted and street disorder near the waterside. Police presence and clashes appear implied as authorities attempt to control the disruption.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses fuel technology and engine efficiency. It mentions a peak generator reducing carbon monoxide and claims a potential 10 percent power increase. It also references a cabinet member claiming mobile operation could be 28 percent cheaper than with another energy source.
A volatile report from Kabul claims rebel forces captured the capital and King Abdicated Amanullah amid confusion. Disjointed dispatches describe Afghan troops moving, palace intrigues, and mixed signals on leadership and future control as events unfold across war torn regions.
Melbourne reports the Postmaster General states rapid growth in long distance telephony. The Adelaide to Brisbane line over 3,908 miles was completed with satisfactory conversion. The Commonwealth now owns 298,000 miles of trunklines, up from 100,000 miles a decade ago.
President Coolidge witnessed the signing of the Kellogg Pact with glowing ceremony in the White House historic room. Cabinet members, the Vice President, and Senate justices attended as photographers captured the moment. a long ceremonial pen was used to countersign the document.
Fragmented OCR text references an international kiss and a Washington event. It hints at discussions on pacifism, a public figure named Morgan, and critiques of U S principles. The passage appears garbled, offering no clear names, dates, or outcomes to summarize as a concrete news item.
Melbourne reports on bush fires and police investigations with notes on forest department actions. Officials cite evidence of arson or negligence, while Mayor's Relief Fund funds are debated amid unemployment aid talk and Trades Hall commentary. Oil traces found at Lake Katee are mentioned as an unrelated local note.
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