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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
1
A garbled report recounts an incident aboard an aircraft carrier with vague references to the sea, a group of people, and uncertain outcomes. The text mentions flight operations, muttered phrases, and a closing note about a king and a public reaction, but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events.
Two aviators, Weston and Watt, are killed when their aircraft crashes near Melbourne. An engine failure caused the aeroplane to strike the ground amid a fire, with witnesses noting the silent fall and the wreckage near the Goodyear Tire Company. The incident, described with period newspaper tone, recalls the era's aviation hazards and the victims' prominence.
Historic opening of Parliament features Ramsay MacDonald urging cross party cooperation in foreign and domestic policy amid talks of coalition tactics. Government plans focus on unemployment, social improvement, and international disarmament, with conversations already under way with America and Britain aiming for a united approach despite party tensions.
A historical excerpt outlines judge commentary on robberies and trials, naming suspects and authorities while describing evidence and proceedings. The text mentions investigations, suspects tied to a pineapple of crimes, and references to a courtroom setting and pending rulings.
In a clipped Washington post summary the article outlines British mail service updates and parliamentary schedule. It mentions the House of Commons lines and anticipated formal remarks with possible adjustments allowing time for additional statements. It notes potential ties to foreign affairs and domestic policy debates pending formal approval.
Fragmentary OCR describes a betting instrument and wagering activity at Newmarket with mentions of totalizator devices, agents, and preparatory work for a forthcoming event. Details are garbled but imply an organized parimutuel system and investment in a betting operation.
A garbled dispatch discusses wheat protection duties in Bauretatown and surrounding regions. It mentions aviation, permits, and a push by authorities to regulate grain imports while noting related economic concerns. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
In a Lords session Bar Russell urged resuming diplomatic relations with Russia without harming national interests. The Marquess of Salisbury noted potential royal favor influencing. Labour criticized government handling while Labour peers pressed for stable industry and employment policies amid postwar strains.
The Southern Cross arrives at Dum Dum, Calcutta, at 4.% pm, with aircrew planning to depart tomorrow morning for Katachl. The report notes the arrival and expected onward leg, reflecting wartime air route movements through Calcutta.
An obscure wartime bulletin reports a southern Croan flight from Kanikoun to Calcutta arriving that night and planning onward to Karachi. It mentions refueling with 790 antler petrol and radio contact with Calcutta, noting weather and navigation challenges across the journey and possible further extensions.
Testimony at the City of Ottawa inquiry discusses Imperial Atewage pilote and Channel Tyg rules, noting violations claimed as to flight altitude and the use of a twin-engined machine. The evidence references safety measures and engine configurations amid concerns over channel operation.
Fragmentary report from Sydney details a murder incident on November 24 involving multiple named locals and unidentified suspects. The piece notes an evening event, a ceremony or witness account, and references to a return or response by authorities.
A masked assailant robbed the Savings Bank at 1250 Nortly Adelaide. The gunman threatened the manager Harold Johns and an assistant, ordered staff to empty the drawers, then fled in a motor car. Police chased the vehicle but the robbers escaped. a bystander Jack Kavanagh called for help.
A university board inquiry facing delays as the matter involving Sydney site resident Laston and others proceeds. The case against Aline, Vine tropehatien, and Millcw Walker was adjourned amid an offense allegation and municipal context linked to a commemoration event.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Stratford on Avon site with references to a foundation and artifacts. The legible text mentions We abit and 00 Mrenniwmets and a probable reference to a monument, but most details are unclear. The piece reads like a 17th or 18th century antiquarian note.
A garbled historical document hints at a contested sale or ownership issue. Readable fragments reference property, temporarity, and potential court or notice actions. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the text centers on legal stakes around a residence or estate and related proceedings.
The report describes a boxing match in New York with Georges Cask in an early round disputing a result. The details are garbled but reference to rounds and a counterattack indicates a defeat or controversial decision. Names and exact outcomes remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text describes injuries and a motor car collision involving multiple people. Names and details are garbled, but references a serious incident with several injuries and a person named Renee. Limited legible facts prevent precise identification or location.
A fragmented report details Canadian trade matters with references to government ministers and officials. It notes the presence of a trade commissioner and mentions aims to expand commercial ties with the United States, Britain, and other markets, alongside discussions of policy and industry conditions.
London reports detail further exhumations under order form as Attorney General pursues another inquest into an illness death. Officials note preservation quality while unlikely to reveal fresh evidence, with physicians and jurists preparing the next proceedings and a May return prognosis.
A scrambled OCR fragment reports unrest around a volcanic island near Amiliryn with mentions of inland activity, commissions, and a suitor, referencing political or civil tensions and potential uprisings. Names and places are unclear, but the tone suggests a regional crisis and growing authorities' response.
Fragmentary report details Starr Bowkett Saciet and Rexitrar in Whankraptey Maine concerning a mislaid seal or seal action. The registrar cites a deficiency of 36 pounds in a venture at four micietion, with references to Tildenbess and a misdirected mangled project.
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