25 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
1
Newcastle news reports the coal industry men pause as government action is awaited. Local owners weigh steps and await a clear directive, with industry propels and market impact uncertain amid policy deliberations.
London reports indicate French officials show backing for a Channel Tunnel project amid limited progress on the long standing link. The dialogue centers on work arrangements and potential funding while officials discuss strategic benefits and costs in the postwar context.
A garbled report mentions British Labour and parliamentary late talks about Hutt and a claimed response to Kellogg pact effects. It references military stance and economic consequences but the text is unreadable and lacks clear details or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text shows a naval scene with a cruiser against a backdrop of wartime duties. The excerpt references Secretary Willie and a uniformed man, emphasizing defense of the nation and tensions with Japan.
A lively church dance at Grist Church in Pariah Mall drew a large crowd on Tuesday night. Visitors from the community enjoyed the music, with J. Nicholas and L. M. A. Vinderhill among those notable in attendance. A secretary reported the event, and the night concluded with thanks to organizers.
The article reports on a London court presenting new regulations with emphasis on gender rules. It notes the unusual framing of the guidelines and mentions named individuals in attendance amid a formal judicial setting. The piece references celebrations and a formal reception tied to the rulings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hotel event with mentions of Shawna and Acton Hult and a dance. The readable text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases, but centers on a social gathering at a hotel with staff and a dance, followed by unclear references to people and dates.
News item reports Moir and Owen advancing as openers with Murley to challenge Hinkler's flying record in the Australian performance event. The trio aims to break the record set by Hinkler in recent airspeed attempts.
The fragmented OCR text hints at discussions around Iraq and league admission, with phrases about treaties, exile, and negotiations. It mentions Athens, Dieagy treaties, and Peters, but the garbled wording leaves core facts unclear and names inconsistent.
A Daily Telegraph report outlines mounting anti-Soviet activity and arrests in Maas and surrounding areas. It notes intensified pressures on Trotskyist groups, with speculation on Moscow's influence and potential military responses by allied forces.
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A man named Sydney, a former secretary, faced charges in a case tied to the Teachers Federation. He allegedly forged cheques totaling 2,807 pounds and stole funds from the federation, with authorities citing forged documents and misappropriated money. The court proceedings are underway as authorities pursue the case.
Ottawa reports the Minister for Trade signals a definite assessment that homegrown metals are needed for key components. A task force remains to prepare stock and a cabinet briefing is planned as opinion splits widen between shippers and shipping concerns over market stability and pricing.
London report notes a major step in enfranchisement as five million women are added to the British voters list. Government officials and committees discuss implications for elections and civic participation amid varied public reaction.
Fragmented dispatch reports a snowbound passenger train trapped by drifts with many feared dead. Details are unreadable in the garbled text, but officials warn of severe conditions and potential passenger casualties.
The King shows improving health though progress is slow two weeks likely before travel to Well House. The plan remains to move by carriage under supervision to the trainer of Wales and the appointed ministers, with care for weight change.
Thursday the disabled freighter Mlariti was found by the steamer Amerken La Way with a crew of 82 rescued. Severe seas, a broken rudder, and total loss of the Phora left the ship adrift. The crew endured cold and exposure as relief efforts progressed toward Port with limited radio contact.
A cryptic fragment reports a missing girl associated with a nurse role in Sydney. The text references examinations of questions, unclear dates, and scattered names, suggesting an investigation or inquiry without coherent details or outcomes.
The Date Telegraph special correspondent reports Ammanullah’s rift with Ghatrat and Chikatsi factions amid growing tribal influence in Afghanistan. Foreign interest and internal frictions threaten a fragile pause in hostilities as rival powers watch for leverage and potential shifts in allegiance.
Circles on the frontier report Afghan throne contender Nirdar Khan, currently in Paris. The name draws attention as a potential candidate, with strong backing seen among some Afghan factions, while plans for a return remain uncertain.
Sympathetic stance from the A W U in a dispute at the Perssee Tin. The union signals backing for workers amid tensions and calls for official mediation.
Fragmented text reports ex kings uniting to reclaim the throne from Huaeho. Mentions figures Amanilian nat indyatullah at Lempl and Nudie Khan arriving in Moscow seeking support. Reports a large gathering of Afridia leaders and tensions over possible violent intervention.
The speaker argues for securing representation through a new government initiative to improve welfare, unemployment relief, and public works. He emphasizes expediting economic recovery, public money management, and targeted youth employment programs while advocating industrial education and regional development in the Territory. He notes the need for a clear plan to advance public works, training, and employment, with support for local industry and a focus on practical economic revival.
The executive of a local association discusses complaints to a judge over Beings vats and related issues. A secretary notes conditions and the Vue paren suye seeks action from authorities amid tensions.
The Home Affairs department gears to amend the press guarantors ordinance set to take effect in February. Darwin newspaper officials signal withdrawal of guarantees due to new conditions, while authorities pursue compliance actions and potential penalties for noncompliance amid tense political scrutiny.
Britain and the United States drift toward unhappiness as sentiment of friendship weakens. An expert panel notes slow progress in religious harmony and predicts war becomes unthinkable, while fears of entanglements rise amid calls for clearer policy and restraint.
A one million pound bullion shipment was sent to America from Plymouth today. The Bank of England carried the metal in an armored bullion van mounted on a road train, with many detectives on duty and no secrecy attempted during the transfer.
A meeting of the Council of the United Friendly Societies will be held at the Friendly Societies Hall in Kaat lake tonight. A delegation led by J Saunders ET Rorenson PTW McNamure and AB Darey will explain the defairment of the Ancient Order of Foresters with the Social Service Association. The ASOLF sought affiliation months ago but the application was deferred amid objections from the Roch Service American. The delegation hopes to clear the matter and reach a satisfactory position at the tonight's session.
A report on the Chret meeting of the Comedie pige Comilier walle held for the Leas ees Association. The agenda covered tenant rights, responsibilities, and proposed actions, with members presenting views and considering formal next steps. The gathering discussed procedures, attendance, and preliminary notes for a future joint session.
A morning attack by the Plonge unit on the Poona force of the Indian Cavalry regiment in Calcutta area killed three Indian officers and many cavalrymen. Bombs dropped caused many horses to be killed or wounded. The attackers were identified by headgear misread as white jets in the regulation parade grounds.
Fragmentary wire copy reports activity on a Commonwealth loan as discount wiping sparked market chatter. The text references changes in discount rates and opportunistic reactions amid broad financial nerves, but lacks clear dates or officials.
Report from Washington states Mr HW Pritten announced plans to push a naval construction bill to the Senate next week. The measure seeks to finance winter shipyard work and annual naval appropriations, with provisions affecting fleet support and shipyard employment nationwide. Strong references to naval logistics and congressional action.
Reports from the supervisory steward at a recent Hong Kong meeting probe alleged taping of Bronze Fuse. J Maher receives a jockeys license after a three year riding gap. J B Pendergunt contesting the dissents of the stewards was upheld, Weston protests, Reno Handicap winner and Highweight Handicap winner held over to next meeting.
A Melbourne Thursday report notes speculation in pollen circles about a visit by Mr Bavin and possible plans involving Ye Frenion and Mr Tavind. Only fragments of the intended outcomes are readable, leaving the exact purpose unclear and inviting further detail.
Rainey Taner, a well known actor performing in The Vaxabond King of Her Majestys, died this morning after an illness. He had been active on stage through Thursday.
A record of tense remarks from the Miner Federation in Sydney notes Mr 0 Flees and Preston argue over meeting actions. The Premier backs oil tie and hints at further inquiry. The miners warn of possible action if a parley is delayed past February 4.
A New Zealand government statement suggests it will consider importing English goods. The move could strike a heavy blow to Newcastle, which exported about 200,000 tons last year according to ministry figures.
Ludentert and wife arrange a missionary campaign to renounce Christianity and promote pagan worship in Germany. They announce a June 26 arrival at the Pupnenbiers League in Mittnen Saxony and publish a book praising ancient gods while advocating anti Jewish rhetoric and appeals against Jews and other minorities.
Dr Md Holmes of the Health Department reports on tuberculosis treatment methods and aims to standardize care across states. A conference will be held in Canberra on February 25 to discuss improving remedies and coordination among health officers.
An official of the Community Library criticized repeated council delays in drawing up the half year budget. He said the Wheary committee had slated its requirements months before Christmas, but the library had to wait indefinitely for needed financial support due to others delaying their needs.
Fragmentary text references world sea service and trade in oil riches, mentioning Australia and Zeeland. Content is garbled, but hints at maritime commerce, resource wealth, and international arrangements tied to oil and shipping. No clear events, dates, or named entities adequately identifiable for full summary.
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