31 Jul 1929
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 31, 1929
Page
1
Disjointed reports from experts warn that arms reductions may embolden aggression. Officials fear that reduced defenses could invite rival powers to seize advantage in a world already tense, threatening stability as nations ponder potential conflict.
London reports a coroner's inquest verdict of murder in a case surrounding Vera Ride and related figures. The proceedings occurred within 24 hours and involved police, family, and witnesses, with Vera Rideney and Violet Hibbey named among those affected.
The inquiry into Arthur AMeet Loner’s section, linked to a cane incident, found improper conduct and imposed a £200 penalty. A 16 year old is noted under governing authority, with salary arrangements affected. Government controls on the exchange are discussed, and a special allowance is slated for termination.
London reports a further conference at Downing Street among the British prime minister the lord of the Admiralty and others to discuss naval durrement and potential terms. The meeting aims to advance agreement on balance of power and maritime commitments between the nations.
A fragmented report details a fatal plane crash sequel near Wentworth and references a pilot loss in the mountain incident. The text mentions a wife and a plane, with unclear names and dates, in a tense wartime style.
A fragmentary wartime note reports a Soviet aircraft crash in France affecting aviation operations and military movements. It references crews, training locations, and a damaged airfield, with uncertainty about casualties and exact flight details.
Fragmentary notes indicate Paris politics settling after Poincare era. Greek, Briand, and cabinet changes discussed with no return of Poincare and a possible return to prior structure minus key figures. Unclear minutes hint at reorganized government and military considerations.
A midair collision killed three airmen near a military base. Investigators reported a chaotic scene as debris spread over a wide area. Names and precise units were not clearly legible in the surviving report.
A.N.A. backs a small hospital tax plan expected to raise about 1500 pounds. The proposal aims to fund essential services and equipment, with officials noting manageable levy and broad community support.
A fragmented 19th century article discusses coal stoppage effects on incomes around Sydney with references to government, aviation, and colonial authorities. It mentions population shifts, labor issues, and proposed reforms while naming several organizations and regions in a crowded, uncertain text.
The St Louis Robin air service announced the endurance flight milestone with the aircraft aloft for 390 hours at 1 17 p m today marking a notable feat in ongoing operations and testing in St Louis.
Seamen's dispute centers on a feud within the seafaring group Maliretanians and Melirutanians as members of the organization allegedly push to derail rival camps. The article notes tension at sea and hints at planned confrontations beyond the harbor.
An anonymous sale in Teim market fetched a record price for a famous manuscript. The item, decorated with Luvislly colors and intricate contours, drew attention from collectors and historians seeking rare script artistry.
Fragmented notes indicate no nominations for president or general secretary at the meeting of the Reform League. A general president was expected to be elected later as per the nomination rules while a secretary position remains unsettled and unclear.
NSW Premier departs Sydney for New Zealand by air, minister for industry plans leave, government records show governing party positions. He heads to Auckland and then to Bern after a short stop in Sydney, with officials noting the trip's timing around August.
Fragmentary text references government help and legal actions, mentioning commissions, firms, and penalties. It hints at policy discussions and possible relief measures but contains many garbled terms and unreadable names, yielding a vague snapshot of a political or economic debate.
D R Y spell continues in western regions with limited rainfall expected. Dr. Avira notes drought may persist despite recent showers. Officials forecast uneven skies, shallow ground conditions, and possible renewed tensions over water supply. Community observers urge conservation amid uncertain forecasts.
A courtroom confrontation features a judge irritated by a witness failing to provide satisfactory testimony. The exchange centers on credibility and the defendant Rex Grit amid questioning about the sequence of events and responsibility.
Fragmented report discusses Mr Scullin and Moody Hoesen amid wartime wage and employment tensions. Mentions ministerial figures, Britain, and worker counts. hints at price, wage, and employment disputes and potential government action.
A destructive blaze gutted a structure, leaving officers and witnesses scrambling for answers. Fire crews battled intense flames as bystanders watched, with the chaos prompting emergency responses and investigations into the cause and extent of the damage.
Fragmented OCR describes a volcanic eruption in the Tonga Group area damaging structures. It mentions a dome collapse, destruction of buildings and a shopping block, with uncertain totals and police and officials assessing the incident. Names and specifics are garbled. the core event is a significant eruption causing widespread damage and casualties.
Sydney witnesses a court session with fines imposed for liquor and drug offenses. The magistrate, amid a noisy docket, ensures penalties are set while addressing interruptions and detailing the case against the defendant.
Fragmentary wartime desk note reports an overhaul plan within the War Department aimed at eliminating obsolete services. Mentions Washington DC, Whe, Wheon, and related military administrative steps, with unclear names and dates due to OCR distortion.
In the early hours Sydney police patrolled the city attempting to curb thefts and intervening with a suspicious motorcycle and a likely hooded robber. An officer pursued a vehicle to a riverside area, recovered a hooded revolver, and arrested a suspect amid rapid foot chases and a stunned crowd. The incident drew officers from the tax office and station personnel, with bystanders noting the tense pursuit and brief press presence.
The Secretary for Korein and Amalry IMP Arthur Hendermein received Soviet art and a friendly exchange of views. Their dialogue focused on improving relations between the two countries and plans for future government perspectives.
Event details appear garbled with many unreadable phrases but mentions a hall show scheduled for October 5. No clear names, locations, or organizations are decipherable to confirm participants or venue.
Allegations of contract breach center on boxer Sydney Tusginy Miser Arde who recently arrived in Australia and left for Amerton after a dispute with management of Bladlums Td. The club claims he concealed his illegibility to fight, and the issue could bar him from competing in the United States as the New York Morning Committee weighs track legitimacy and potential sanctions.
Copra planters facing a refused moratorium from the Commonwealth Government seek relief for New Wines planters occupying former Dropernteel properties. An official agreement was made yesterday establishing a two year moratorium on interest and capital related to their plantations, valued in the millions. The measure aims to aid soldiers and others, with nine of the largest harbors involved, as copra prices have plummeted from 27 to 120 a year.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.