28 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 28, 1929
Page
1
A fragmented report covers a cricket match in Los Angeles with Adeldaldine and Balvare or similar teams. The ball by ball notes mention wickets, fielding, and key players such as Richardson and White. Weather and pitch conditions influence play as both sides push for runs and wickets throughout the innings.
A Boy Scouts of the Federal Capital Territory parade occurred at Parliament House on a holiday afternoon. About fifteen scouts, led by Commissioner Dr. Alcorn and Scoutmaster McForhine, paid tribute to national events, with remarks recalling 1788 and the early colonial flag-raising.
Reports describe unrest among Chinese forces following General Bhanghal Pirhis dismissal. The text notes troop disturbances at Lankow and Shanty Province with residents forced to evacuate as warships, including Japanese vessels, approach. The nation vows to restore order, suppressing rebellion and restoring discipline in a tense wartime context.
Fragmented OCR text references a birthday outbreak, Kaiser, Calmeldent, and various names. It mentions a gray vice, MW America, and a statement by an unknown person about power. The readable facts are sparse and unclear.
Officials announced a seizure of a valuable drug shipment linked to CMCETEA authorities. Details are scarce due to incomplete reporting, but the incident involves law enforcement action and ongoing investigations into the trafficking network. No further names or dates are confirmed in the document.
London reports uneven stock activity with good overall business, driven by speculative demand for new issues notably Australian stocks. Gilt edged securities stay firm despite gold withdrawals, while market sentiment remains cautious amid possible policy or rate impacts and a shipment to New York this week.
Australians in the United States discuss polo players, schedules, and venues, with messages about travel, affiliations, and competing teams. The article mentions events, potential venues, and coordination with organizers, highlighting cross country play and international interest in polo.
A crowded Queanbeyan Park track hosted a hectic day of band sports with multiple heats and finals. Winners included Winter and other local competitors. officials and handicappers oversaw events as parishes held an evening gathering at the Parish Mall following the day’s athletics.
The report details a Sheffield Shield match where weak bowling led to a high score in Sydney. Several batsmen scored heavily, with fielding lapses and dropped catches contributing to the visitors' total and the home side failing to make significant inroads. The piece lists players, scores, and overs in a dense, OCR-heavy style, reflecting a lively yet chaotic ball-by-ball summary from the era.
A British market report discusses a foreign invention for petrol color effects and performance. It claims the new petrol will enhance power and mileage, improve combustion, reduce carbon buildup, and decarbonise the engine while offering a competitive price.
An unusual historic item notes J A Perkins as a national member for ballots and Gopeelia Goorin involvement. It references a parliamentary race with Beal Parliineemhota and the electorate in Dee, highlighting local political activity and upcoming events.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local health update with medical terms and patient notes. The text mentions doctors, weather, travel, and a routine visit, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording. It hints at medical consultation, treatment, and patient care in a small community setting.
A fragmented report describes the Cape Wind steamer and related distress signals tied to the Atlantic gale. It notes Jersey City and nearby ports handling emergency communications as boats respond to a perilous sea event amid rough weather.
Snowbound travelers stranded as forty passengers reportedly lost when a link train or coach halted in severe winter conditions. Authorities warning delays at Forts Pisaengera and nearby stops as salvage and rescue efforts proceed.
The December hatchein reports a probable jet propulsion test using a Tristel Jupiter MEOVE engine fitted to PLM for Pera, connected by cable and running on Septirit air. After 316 tows and 65 minutes, the engine overran and stopped with 69 tips down at An Serenpetd.
On Sydney beaches at Coogee today two young women Merle Greenless aged 24 of Randwick and Miss Ty an of Coogee were admitted to hospital after a collision with another person. Both suffered concussion as a man lowered into the water during a crowding incident.
Report from Calcutta notes a temporary lull in the Afghan crisis as rebels hold a foothold near Bareh Boqud and Kabul. Rumors say Soviet aid could shape a local Amirate while Western legations may evacuate Kathmandu reaction. A Soviet envoy moved from Moscow to Kandahar amid weather delays and scarce air support.
A European political row focuses on Britain’s cruiser program as the cabinet faces a split over abandoning two of the three new ships. Lord Ridgeman and Keyworth are named in the dispute, with leadership tensions signaling possible changes at the top.
Five people were injured when a motor car collided with a tram at Cran and drive in Sydney on Sunday afternoon. Dorothy Sparkes of Kogarah suffered a severe skull fracture and broken limb, described as the most serious injuries, with others sustaining varying wounds and the car sustaining damage.
Captain Shon in charge of the VA delegation received a telegram from Governor Young expressing regret that the boys party could not visit Sacramento. The governor’s message hoped the exchanges would deepen ties and foster sympathy between California and foreign guests, while promising a warm welcome upon future trips.
Reported hearing reveals Percival Clarke and Moyrlek pressuring witnesses in the Goddard bribery case. Witness chafes at naming bookmakers while denial and partial records surface. Prosecutor quotes inquiry into hotline records and Wembley stall profits linked to betting and foreign exchange with total gains at £22,000.
City luncheon remarks by Gerid Du Maurier lament a bygone era of simple pleasures. He envisions a syndicate to restore past comforts from Hond Street to home life, criticizing modern noise and fashion while yearning for quieter streets and vintage routines.
A garbled dispatch from Tokyo notes Prince Kuni, father of the Empresa, amid uncertain wording about a tentative engagement or official proceedings. The fragment hints at dietary or ethical considerations and a brief message attributed to Chol Prince Kilo.
In Botine near Mitrovitza, Aervia, Therest Kelvarts 14 and ATION Beidel, son of a wealthy farmer, wed in an extravagant ceremony. The celebration spanned nine days and nights with 660 guests, lavish slaughter of livestock, and vast quantities of beer wine and whisky consumed. The couple reportedly fled for a honeymoon in a neighboring province.
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