03 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented entry outlines reduced estimates and troop deployment questions in a conflict region. Mentions Worthington Evans and medium light tanks, with experiments and field tests affecting artillery strategy and possible frontline configurations.
Lord Carson argues against a motion seeking broad reform. the session centers on the adequacy of government action and the competence of ministers. The discussion touches on Ireland and religion while the Lords debate proposals and future bills.
A plan reported by Evening Standard outlines a new motor station in central London near Russell Square. It would provide arrival and departure platforms for motor coaches with non stop routes, signaling a shift in urban transport amid wartime shortages.
An incident in Sydney on Friday left Filia Amith injured after a cow attack while she played near a meadow. Witnesses report the animal gored her, causing bruising and potential further injuries, with emergency responders on scene.
A halls of the House of Commons hearing notes debate on the Russo German treaty and its effect on trade. The discussion references past years and mentions delegates including a Mr. Chamberlain and others, with attention to proposals and economic strain amid shifting alliances.
A deputation led by Mr Wall questioned management of the Velimid Hugs roti Award. The minister refused to discuss present figures while outlining the private meeting with PMuntenabaew. the report notes ongoing concerns about breaches and party involvement in the issue.
A report from a labor conference discusses miner wages for two day weeks, collective contracting, and the impact of regulations on costs. Ministers press for district meetings while miners and employers debate sustenance pay and broader policy effects.
The steamer Ulimaroa was detained while heading for New Zealand. Crew shortages and a failed agreement with the company led authorities to demand 24 hours’ notice before any ship movement. Over 20 passengers, including notable figures, were booked by the voyage's end as labor disputes continued.
Mrs Hinkler was arranged to call for Attetradia by The Gerben Liner FM from Tonle on March 1 to join her husband in Austradia. The notice names BG and mentions travel by ship this spring.
Parliament hears details on a £2000 inquiry into the Eldorado diamond project. Minister Travers says £2500 will fund exploration from Namakuland to Alexander Bay with small finds noted, government says it will halt workings and acquire 10 000 claims while promising guard over the field amid worker unrest.
The House Naval Committee authorized a 14 1 000 000 dollar appropriation for coastal ship repairs and modernization. It approved higher allowances for Navy officers, with pay raises from 6 to 4 dollars a month in croimen, and set a 10 dollar per hour rate for navy divers operating below 90 feet.
Fragmented report from Sydney cites the Police Association and the secretary discussing an interview with the Chief Secretary next Monday. The article mentions traffic, living allowances, and proposed measures affecting country areas and police welfare.
A report quoted by Mr. McDonald of the Northern Proprietors Association estimates coal stoppages cost about £1,000,000 yearly. Figures show 264 stoppages in 1924 involving wages and losses across various firms, rising to 402 stoppages in 1927 with total wage losses cited.
Newcastle report describes a late event at the Poller Court where John Archer faced an arrest after a speedway fundraiser. The scene notes a mishap with timing and money scattering on the ground, with improvised handling by officials.
A fragment notes taxi workers accusing police of mistreatment and demanding action. It references a secretary and a wave of unrest with calls for accountability. The language is garbled but centers on alleged abuse by law enforcement.
The report discusses a proposal to open a railway track between Brindabella and Lacmatie to connect Tumut with Melbourne via Canberra. Evidence for the project is mixed with some support and significant objections noted.
An unclear Newcastle report quotes Mr Hoy and Langewill discussing a matter with references to Mor Ubonty Dhoni and Lpyletiay. The text is garbled, with crude phrases about a vulture and a manager named Eile, leaving the exact event or charges unspecified.
In New York on Thursday Team VWeomey claimed the judges’ nod over Jack Delaney after a tense bout. Delaney showed nervousness during the match while Heeney delivered precise, strategic blows and kept the pace steady throughout the contest.
George Onwens a Melbourne born Australian serving with the Australian forces in France is identified as the man found dead in Paris. Investigations suggest possible murder or robbery while noting claims of money and frequent visitors at a boarding house.
Market notes show firmer prices around 4/6 to 4/7 per unit with mixed demand for wheat. Mentions of stock levels, wool packs, and milling inputs appear in the garbled text, reflecting uncertain trades and local market conditions.
An outdoor gathering urged recognition of Canberra residents' right to parliamentary representation. Speakers argued voting is a universal franchise claim denied to Federal Capital Territory residents and criticized MPs for neglecting Canberra's needs while serving their constituencies.
Mr W K Hunt presided at the Canberra Rugby League Club annual meeting held at Serial Ber View cottage Amalie. He noted this was the third annual meeting and urged support for all codes in the Territory while stressing the lack of an enclosed ground to generate revenue. The club, formed in 1926 with McNamira as chairman, later Bingeman and Hunt as secretary, outlined past expenses, income, and a bank balance, and discussed the 1927 season when Puntroon led Canberra and the club earned a modest balance after subscriptions and expenditures.
The Federal Rovers United Rugby League team backs a strong last season and plans to resume play. An annual club meeting is set for Friday at Eastlake Church Hall with past and prospective members urged to attend. Secretary Levi Bethall invites interested players from Westridge to join, noting players including interstate stars and N. Terpey featured in a notable match.
In a Commons session the ban on the Dawn film prompts questions about state censorship. Sir Reginald Hall urges a department be responsible, while Home Secretary Hicks defends local licencing via boards and health authorities with municipalities granted discretion.
In Berlin a mine accident at Westphalia causes 14 deaths and 41 injuries when two cages malfunctioned in a shaft. One cage carried 7 men and the other 27 as they descended, a cage rose uncontrollably and struck the roof. Rescue teams work at the scene.
London reports show Sir Granville Ryrie forwarding tenders to Mr Bruce for the Commonwealth Line ships. A second tender sent to be opened by Mr Bruce is noted. Supposedly four bids besides Lord Kylant’s are in from Furness White and the Cunard interests.
Albertus John Cleary a 41 year old teamster of Attunga was found guilty of malicious assault in the Attunga case where Stuart Green died from injuries after a quarrel on September 1. The Crown called disputed that Green’s death followed the blow. Cleary received a three year sentence with strong recommendation for clemency.
The Federal Capital Territory License League held a Canberra meeting this week and formed a committee including several high government officials. Some officials were not consulted and learned of their inclusion only via The Canberra Times report. Percy Deane and H J Bheehan publicly disclaimed any link to the league.
The Prince of Wales riding Vecomine won the Hazelton Gloucester point to point over six starters. Three fell at the first fence, leaving a duel between the Prince and Colonel Price on Queenagate. The Prince secured victory by 96 lengths.
A burned body found in Pario leads to a murder investigation. Police say the suspect fled in a motor car pursued from Paspoise to Rouen, but the vehicle escaped during the chase. No further details are available in the fragment.
Brugnon defeated Crawford in straight sets 6-1 4-1 while Howe edged Bousaoun 6-3 6-7 6-4 in Adelaide tennis today. The Australian play contrasted with the French performance as the match results recorded.
London reports General Macready stated that at a stage of the war the Allied Western Front was held by Dominion Indian and Colonial troops and that without them the war might have been lost.
The House of Commons debates revived interest in Zinovieff’s letter to the Daily Mail amid inquiries into J. D. Gregory’s dismissal from the Foreign Office. Col. Wedgwood questions whether the Board of Inquiry saw evidence of the letter or received it via a servant. Mr. Baldwin denies newspaper publication of any official communique and urges disclosure of any report.
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