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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 02, 1928
Page
1
Rumor of the Prince of Wales planned East Africa tour gathers pace with officials confirming travel in September. Details about itinerary and accompanying entourage remain unclear amid policy notes and scheduling talks.
In London a terse report describes Nobile's men attempting to save marooned companions after a dangerous voyage. The crew faced exposure in open seas and sought shelter at Loviborg's place after sending a Viree Phames alert.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a cycling stage with misread names and unclear positions. Mentions include riders “DOV” and “Marseillet” with a compressed finish order, but many names are garbled and details uncertain.
The Indian Army team clashed with Canberra in a Polo Dudley Cup match marked by strong defense and late surge. Despite efforts by Canberra to rally, the Indian side built an early lead with decisive goals in the second half and held on for victory.
The Liquor Poll Ordinance became law restricting liquor sales and possession in the Federal Capital Territory ahead of a September 1 poll. It prescribes compulsory enrollment by August 4 and voting rules including preferential and postal voting, with distinct ballot forms for postal and polling stations. Polling starts at 3 am on September 1 and penalties apply for noncompliance.
The National Debt Redemption Fund reports progress in debt reduction. A sinking fund of 1 percent for general debt and 30 percent for post office debt under law drives purchases of Commonwealth securities in Australia, London, and New York. Since 1923 about 21.5 million pounds redeemed.
At Hendon the public witnessed Piritain's new 22 ton bomber in its first public appearance. The massive g-engined monoplane dwarfed rival machines, stunning observers during the annual air pageant.
In Dolwiek Hill Sydney a masked man shot two elderly women, Sarah Patvey and Mrs Vaughan, in a shop around 8 15 PM Saturday. A motorcyclist fled. Mrs Falvey died minutes later. Detectives seek a 20 to 26 year old suspect, 3 feet to 4 inches tall, in a dark overcoat and grey hat. Fingerprints and a hijacked motorcycle noted as clues.
The cricket writer discusses the England side and appoints Jardine as captain. He objects to a plan and seeks the necessary authority to lead the side.
London dispatch reports the appointment of a new Primate of Ireland in Rome as successor to the late Cardinal Donnell. The ceremony formalizes leadership within the Roman Catholic Church and marks a significant ecclesiastical transition for Ireland.
In London the Stoneferneld Ramo Athletic Association hosted a teams event. South AMM and Australia competed with runners including Cuciton and Coben finishing among the top contenders.
Monica Holley a 34 year old woman was found dead at the bottom of cliffs on Lairthe Way near the Coast hospital this morning. Police say she had been with two men and another woman on Saturday night and may have fallen or been driven to the edge after drinking.
Two new tennis clubs began play on Babeeday with opening events at Serth Barbbon and Hum Pennie courts. The weekend featured matches on both sites, with players from local groups taking part and an informal mixed doubles event planned for Sunday afternoon.
Report from Calcutta notes a huge sapphire discovered during sapphire mining near Tolia rerargiiky. Officials say the gem may be the largest recorded, drawing attention from local miners and traders.
The second trial ended with a guilty verdict for the main defendant in the Bulumwaal murder case. The jury returned the verdict after reviewing evidence presented by the prosecution and defense.
South Africa defeated the ADM Blacks 7 to 0 in a rugby match at Durban with South Africa dominating early and pressing the advantage throughout the game.
Tromcon messages say fishermen returning from fortniebt's cruise report sighting Amundaen's seaphine on James Gumblies north of Hear bund. They note the vessel very low with steady motor toward South Cape Spitzbergen. It is believed Amundsen landed on Spitzbergen's southern shore as ships search the area.
Paris police announce the arrest of Qareme Prat in Algiers for the murder of a Marseille resident. A motor car linked to the suspect was found with notes and a forged letter worth £179. Prat reportedly confessed while breaking down.
A driver struck a motorcyclist on Morriy Street Surrey Hills and left the scene. The injured man was placed in a car and taken to hospital with suspected leg injuries and chest pain.
Sydney report on Harry Meutheringham ex M I A figure seizing the old Manly police station with his wife and furniture, claiming the building lies partly outside a title and vowing to resist authorities. He asserts occupation was to protest government action.
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