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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
1
A Vatican note critiques Mussolini's address and the Italian leader's Concordat policy. It argues the speech harms Church authority, stressing that religious liberty and the Church's role in Italy must be preserved despite political pressures.
South African players halted a derby cricket match amid unclear play as local teams clashed with partial reports of wickets and scores. The fragment mentions stop in a derby and three wickets, with names and places distorted in the OCR.
A movement by Federated Unions registered under the Commonwealth Arbitration begins today to oppose abolition of the Federal Arbitration. Officials plan an official conference to decide the plan with key groups including the Australian Workers' Union and Waterside Workers' Federation participating. Labour leaders show some support for abolition.
A Sydney report notes planners discuss a large surplus and intend to use it to reduce taxation. The Treasurer seeks to lower the tax burden by applying excess funds across the budget, with figures ranging between nine hundred thousand and four hundred thousand pounds mentioned in the deliberations.
The appeal of We C. T. Harvey Contedian of Axpropriated Propertion in New Quines faced hearings over alleged misconduct as secretary to the Treasury. The case cites details of bribes, tenders, and improper dealings at a Melbourne trade agency, with names such as Konerate Paint Co and William Peternan appearing in evidence.
Ramsay MacDonald met the King at Windsor Castle and accepted the invitation to form a government. The King reviewed the proposed cabinet nominees with MacDonald during a brief audience lasting about fifteen minutes. It is expected the late minister will hand over seals soon and the King will allocate them to successors.
Government scrutiny tightens as private applicants flood in for large brown coal deposits at Wel pool. About 136 applications indicate strong demand while officials vow to act in the public interest despite intense pressure from industrial groups and private investors.
A U S warship the Guxon is grounded on the Wu-Rung breakwater near Shanghai after a night incident while escorting gunboats Helse and Osh. Holes in the forward deck and risk of sinking are reported as crews prepare for salvage. British cruiser Kent and Rear Admiral Craven with Luzon are observed nearby.
Prince Henry presses on with plans as travel resumes after winter break. Illusive fragments describe a fractured limb and lingering discomfort but indicate recovery and continued movement toward a stated destination along the Lew river. Officials expect Henry’s pace to improve by Monday.
London reports that on the return from Windsor Mr Namary Macdonald attended a gathering of Labour Party leadership and the Nazi Executive at the Trade Union headquarters. He announced his appointment to the Premiership and a full meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Party was summoned for June 27.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an Oxford University election with party alignments and transfer preferences. Named figures include Upton Gilbert Muying and others with fractional transfer outcomes, mentioning Cecil and Murray in a partial tally.
A fragment discusses royal health concerns in London with a focus on daily life and general well being. It mentions a fool’s health and the king’s concern with routine care, noting prominent figures and a sense of public interest in wellness.
Berlin crowds in the Reichstag heard Viscount Cecil praise recent events including the Kellogg Pact and the forthcoming elections. The speech referenced international disarmament and the League of Nations, noting a conference with Britain, Japan, and America as a potential turning point.
An austral voyage updates London with a winged craft arriving after a long ocean passage. The crew faced heat and rough seas but maintained a steady course from Australia toward England.
A bus company employee faced arson charges described as a trial set for Thursday. Witnesses testified about a fire at a facility, with investigators noting the suspect may have known about the blaze. Evidence included findings at the scene and the recovery of money linked to the incident.
Reported in Washington on Wednesday as nations weigh the British stance and respond to London’s policy shifts. The piece notes trade tensions, with merchants worried about losing business and potential shifts in international relations amid the ongoing diplomatic friction.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a push for salary cuts among bank officers and mentions financial actions or proposals. The readable items reference a meeting or announcement and possible administrative steps. Names, dates, and clear actions are unclear due to garbled text.
A Japanese steamer Ugo Mari was reported to have arrived at Kamchatka, prompting authorities to investigate the origins of rumours. The rumors, linked to Chinese propaganda, aimed to smear Filipino rivals in the race at Manila.
The organisation outlines new Derby coverage methods using wireless links and telephone networks. Officials credit the AIA for providing timely information as reporters coordinate from the course via telephones and wired connections to relay results.
A fragmented report shows union employees voting against a motion to resume work. The unclear text indicates a defeat for supporters and ongoing friction within the labor group. Details on names, dates, or locations are not readable.
A summary of the Sydney jurisdiction move to repeal the Weights and Measures Act Myar Ordinance 1999 in the Federal Capital Territory. The planned repeal is set to take effect six months from yesterday and authorizes the Capital Commission to appoint officers to enforce new standards and measurement rules within the territory.
Unclear reports describe Mount Vesuvius erupting with a bright glow and heavy activity in the early morning. Observers note the lava, ash, and smoke causing concern across nearby areas, with officials estimating a 1,500 foot plume and ongoing danger from subsequent eruptions.
Four London police officers suspended amid investigation have been dismissed for accepting favors from a West End restaurant and for association with a suspected keeper of a home of ill fame. The Commissioner of Police, Lord Dyn, condemned the dismissals, but all four appealed to the Home Secretary.
Sydney Thursday and a preliminary meeting of the Royal Commission to inquire into the coal industry opened in camera with an informal tone. It covers powers to investigate export carriage, coal production and profits, industrial relations, by products, and inter-regulation of shipping. Mr Hyncon noted the vast task ahead and the need for time to complete the inquiry.
Miners from Mutsy Wurm Nos 1 and 2 at a colliery staged a morning demonstration to press the government over coal handling. A large meeting deferred further action until Monday. Staff homes faced orderly protests with blocked rivets and lines. drivers reported engine stoppages but no disorder occurred as managers warned of possible light shortages and staff absences.
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