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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
1
Sydney council shows conciliatory spirit toward engine drivers and firemen amid protests from the union over safety men being attacked by northern mining officials. A three member inquiry into charges against Mr Hoare was ordered as a committee on pickets and hospital supplies were discussed for northern coalfields.
A chaotic report outlines discussions by health authorities and chief officials on a new diphtheria carrier treatment plan. It covers council meetings, envisaged community health actions, and calls for coordinated measures across regions with emphasis on hospital and public health roles in implementing the treatment protocol.
The article details a chaotic postgame scene with players including Lanne Havin and others traveling from New York to Montreal. It notes intense charges, injuries, and a long trek by U S teams with weather delays and long overtime sessions.
The report notes South Africa facing Minor Counties with key bowlers taking wickets and significant scores. Wickets toppled and totals feature a notable 84 and 138 run markers, as the innings progress with pace and strategic plays highlighted.
In Roseville last night a taxi collision killed one man and injured another. Albert Urer, 31, was remanded after entering Central police station and saying he drove the vehicle at the time. Albert Trower, a taxi driver, was later charged with felonious larceny in connection with the incident. The case centers on alleged access to a car to avoid further harm. Bail set at 150 pounds.
A fragmentary report hints at a visit involving Prime Minister Macdonald and notable figures. Wary of protocol, it mentions Minister Warington and a potential wife, while reference to Dave Brings and Miniatere 4aneviyauna adds confusion to the scene.
Fragmented readable lines suggest coverage of international exchanges and political figures. Names appear garbled but imply captions about truce talks or diplomatic efforts with mentions of Britain and overseas correspondents. The text lacks clear events or dates but hints at ongoing international reporting.
In London the Liberal meeting heard Lloyd George acknowledge socialist influence within the Liberal party. He urged defense spending and international treaties while noting electoral reform and reformist aims. The Liberal representation plan was discussed, with emphasis on energizing liberal progress through union with allied groups.
British Liberal leader Lloyd George is re elected in a surprising political result. The article notes unexpected support amid wartime leadership and coalition dynamics, with emphasis on party strategy and public reception across key cities.
Perth report notes a doubling in air mail dispatches to Australia as the Western Australian outlet reports increased freight and passenger movements. The item mentions postal and transport links, with emphasis on government and commercial shipping during the period. The text references Perth, Australia, and related postal activity.
Fragmentary report notes a speech related to arbitration at a Melbourne event. Mentions a prime ministerial figure, the AAC, and unclear references to Mine Water and a night hike. Details are garbled and names are partially unreadable.
The article notes that Jarvie and Fitzgibbons Ryuney announced today that Mr Durgie Ava Plakibhons faces guilt conspiracy charges. The Royal Commission moves towards proceedings without preliminary hearings while the accused will appear before the Central Criminal Court or the Quarter Sessions.
A cold snap gripped Canberra with temperatures dipping to near ten degrees. Morning wind and low cloud kept the city cool while residents noted a chilly day across the region. The rainfall and frost affected several areas, with reports of frozen pipes and swelling on trees.
In Cape Town the South African election discussion centers on party coalitions. Fei Witte at 14 styerorates hints at possible support for a major national party rebuilding strategy. Significant figures include Hertzog and the Union party as campaigns envision a return to native legislation and reform dynamics.
Fragmentary notice reports a royal progress in Linun Thurntay with mention of health concerns and a looming decree. Names and clear events are obscured by damaged text but imply a ceremonial movement or reception tied to a majesty’s return.
Judge Hililay, chair of the Coal Commission, met miners in Newcastle at Chymnot to hear their views on a demand for restraint. The union presented arguments while owners' leaders were present, and the judge listened as the meeting continued late into the night.
Fragmentary notes from a Sydney book review reference M A Nobles and a cricket control body. The text shows confusion over control authority, potential reforms, and a reaction from a supposed Test player. The garbled phrases hinder full clarity but indicate debate over leadership and direction.
MELNOUTNE Friar reports that timber workers refuse to handle machinery in timber saris as employers in engineering workshops consider arbitration. The dispute centers on safety and work stoppages may affect the extension of operations into next week.
An unclear police altercation is described with force used to enter a house and an arrest. The text references a man involved, possible collaboration, and a medicated bystander, with limited legible details about identities or locations. The fragmentary account hints at injuries and investigations continuing.
A garbled notice describes activity at Hume Weir affecting a metal project. It mentions the meteor event and a casualty or risk, with unclear timing and location details. The fragment hints at measurements and a commitment to continue work despite the disruption.
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