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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
1
A fragmented obituary notes the death of Sir Joseph Ward in Wellington New Zealand. The item references Thelmsey and Aindineph Ward with unclear details but places Ward as a prominent figure, age 71, and mentions his public role and health context.
Fragmentary report alleges British Army incitement to mutiny near Hondo Mendig and Prague, naming officers Williams and Attaran amid chaotic chatter. The message claims planned revolt and widespread panic, with references to printers and mobilization, though details are unclear and unnamed sources dominate.
Theodore makes a dramatic appeal for a fair trial in the Mangana Jeases inquiry in Federal Parliament. He claims Sedimary British justice was denied and presses Queensland to grant him a chance to clear himself by evidence and court adjudication.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled speech by Mr. Theodore with many misspellings and random word clusters. The readable portions mention Theodore and possible references to a speech or address, but the remainder is indecipherable, leaving the core event unclear and many names unidentifiable.
A garbled report describes a Labour Party meeting with references to Laban Harty, representations by Mr Thunderi, and a tense atmosphere. The text mentions aims, duties, and ongoing discussions, with unclear details about participants and outcomes.
A fragmented report outlines reduced outbreaks in the Indian situation amid government actions and parliamentary debate. It notes criminal law amendments, civil rights movements, and varied protests, with emphasis on public health and legal controls shaping the current climate.
In Peshawar the government faces rioting and military measures as officials debate future medical arrangements and responses. The article cites concerns over governance, security, and civilian protections amid the unrest and wartime conditions.
Strident protests by Congress volunteers blocked examinations at Calcutta University yesterday. They forced women from local families to leave the premises, damaging orderly conduct and forcing students to withdraw. Police established control as disruptions continued.
Fragmentary text appears to reference dates in May and August, a person named Sevkin, a place Melbourne or Mellourne, and a forecast or schedule noting Friday and extended hours. The legibility is too poor to identify coherent events, entities, or outcomes with confidence.
An unclear report notes the Premier cited a serious financial position for the government. Parliament may adjourn for a fortnight to stabilize affairs. An advisory committee was considered to address the fiscal situation.
The Government aims to balance the budget with reduced customs revenue of about eight million. Scullin intends to present revenue covering expenditure though the deficit remains. Direct taxation rises, Post Office charges increase, overseas passenger fares tax, death duties, income tax, turnover tax, petrol tax all considered. Telegrams and press telegrams to rise. minimum letter postage to increase.
Fragmentary report mentions Matthews and Hook in Rangoon area and airmen in duty. Text is heavily garbled with many unreadable words, making precise details and dates impossible to determine.
Timday reports Dave Brith and Wally Kuern attempted Hight Wo Kinglund in the Malay region. He says the silence of aviators Matthews and Hook does not prove death. They may have been down 60 to 68 miles inland after a forced landing. rescue or confirmation remains uncertain.
Sydney report states a request from Mr H Browner, a known Sydney businessman, for lodging at the Prime Minister’s residence in Canberra received no reply. No action taken and no offer accepted.
In a testy overcast match by the river, Nott’s side posted a large total as Australian bowlers faltered. Notable parsings include Nott reaching a substantial score before key dismissals. the Australian attack struggled to break partnerships with a late surge from Stewart and a sturdy stand by the County. The innings finished with close wickets and a dramatic late chase, reflecting tight fielding and nervy bowling.
A bustling welcome in Frisco featured dignitaries and local residents at the civic centre. Officials and guests, including Commander Kingarord Smithy, greeted visiting Australians led by figures from the Myer department store and city officials before a formal reception and evening function.
The article details a cricket match featuring Wall, Waukon, and Harwood among others. Walker and Whyat contribute strong scoring, with several boundaries and partnerships shaping the innings. Ambiguous phrasing clouds some events, but the narrative centers on key batsmen and the tense chase.
Fragmentary OCR text lists players and teams with numbers and positions, mentioning Harwood Hownt Tar Nig and BAY Keigmen among others, but lacks coherent structure or complete details to determine a full event, score, or outcome.
The report details a tense finish with England’s Harwood and Larwood delivering key wickets as Nottingham hosts. Notable performances include Harwood’s strong bowling and Valance’s fielding as England push toward a likely high total, while opponents struggle to finalize partnerships and build a reliable innings.
Government MP Stewart proposes turning the empty lodge into a holiday home for poor women. The plan covers transport and lodging, with Mr and Mrs Allowan involved. Stewart says officials provide a summary explanation, though details remain unclear.
Fragmentary report ties a Dublin style crime network to a murder in Verue Worthiness of Milentification. Names and places appear garbled but the text mentions Keurten and two men suspected of influence by masm minginet, with partial lists of towns and individuals across several regions.
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