20 Jan 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 20, 1930
Page
1
Fragmented account shows Mr Cusack claiming federal government power to intervene in mines and energy policy. The piece references a long exchange with a ablectioneer and mentions Theodore, a debated sectioning claim, and party dynamics. The text is garbled but centers on promises and federal authority.
Theodore announces terms in a disputed colonial treaty involving the Commonwealth, Australia, Germany, and New Guinea. The pact appears aligned with the Treaty of Versailles framework, aiming to settle German property rights and colonial claims.
Fragmentary report notes a Hague agreement involving Germany Austria and Australia plus New Zealand. Mentions property details and a person named Nils Kewowl retained rights amid a linked port issue. Indicates a sum around £300.10.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a Budapest trial related to a woman admission case. Names and specifics are unclear due to damage. The text mentions officials and a judge but provides no verifiable dates or outcomes.
The article reports a Melbourne conference between Prime Minister Scullin and State Premier Bavin ending in deadlock over coal, prompting ministers to expect reopening two or three coal mines. Sydney plans cabinet review, while authorities warn against the Workers Defence Army and pledge decisive action when time comes.
The article outlines failed proposals amid a Commonwealth Government and New South Wales debate over mine closure and state involvement. It notes discussions of mine ownership, government withdrawal, and future conference arrangements among government and representatives, with emphasis on a tense plan for mine operation.
A garbled 1808 era request outlines federal proclamation to curb artingitae and military overreach in the Commonwealth Crimea Act context. It names taxation issues, revenue concerns, and warnings about naval aid, with references to New South Wales authorities and the MeHiwity era. The piece preserves historical tone and scattered named figures amid unclear details.
A Paris jury clears a suspect in the Branson murder after a dramatic trial. The body was found near Arnex in April, with testimony about a hotel owner and associates. The court heard complex alibis and threats as the jury returned a not guilty verdict.
Washington reports in advance of London policy that the United States will declare a five year battleship holiday and scrap eleven capital ships outright while also considering cutting authorised capital ship tonnage from 45 000 to well under 25 000 tons as an alternative to drastic reductions.
A ceremonial address at a naval conference outlines commitments and cooperation with allied nations. The Prime Minister exhorts unity as representatives from Australia and Britain discuss defense posture and broadcasting plans while warning against disunity in the wake of recent global events. His Majesty is expected to deliver further remarks as sessions continue.
A chaotic London scene as delegates fill the Hoyl Gallery of the House with a seven tenths occupied by a crowded delegation. A looming Laval conference and a 350 strong journalistic corps are described amid demands for seating.
London reports say the American delegation led by Mr Stimson arrived at Hymouth as a positive omen for talks with other powers. A private discussion with Mr Ramsay MacDonald was described as pleasant and the group planned formal remarks and meetings with French, British, and other representatives to map out a path forward.
Police conducted a raid in Sydney prompting investigation into a network described by witnesses as a spaeth linked operation. Authorities cited undisclosed evidence and detained several individuals as part of the ongoing inquiry.
Fragmentary dispatch outlines a step forward for the Indian air mail route to Calcutta. The text references tangential notes on authorities and wartime logistics without clear dates or complete specifics.
Chichester set off at 7 o clock this morning for Singapore from Victoria Point. The Bangor station reported rapid progress as the convoy moved westward toward Rungoon with Beaman and Merent noted among crew. A two o'clock arrival target near 2 pm was mentioned, indicating swift transit and orderly departure.
Mawson Names New Discovery area MacRobertson Land is discussed amid harsh conditions. The report notes extreme weather, submerged continental shelves, and a new find near Kemp Last. An aircraft aided escape from danger and weather conditions improve as researchers plan further investigations to honor MacRobertson’s expedition.
In an address before the Canberra Branch of the A L P the Home Affairs Minister stated that government departments should observe local preference in public work. At the ALTAR, Aranch gathering unionists questioned the omission of the direction from the Federal Capital Commission schedule. The speaker noted no mention of the policy and said actions would be reviewed by the Government.
In a labor oriented appeal the Australian Labor Party calls for further action on Day Labour matters. The meeting discusses government reforms, peacemaking in industry, and moves toward policy alignment. Local attendees and officials advocate steady progress and practical steps.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a public display or bust honoring a late queen, prompting community discussion. Details on names, dates, or locations are unclear due to damaged source.
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