10 May 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
1
Fragmented text describes tensions between Chinese and Japanese forces with demands allegedly seeking command arrears, troop withdrawal, and cessation of demonstrations. The report mentions Chinese resistance, the use of heavy artillery, and skirmishes near Taiwan and Tsingtao amid naval or coastal tensions.
Vague notes describe engine trouble delaying a voyage on a Darwin bound trip. Sparse text references a crew or passengers and a mechanical issue, with unclear times and locations. The fragment hints at a delayed departure and possible investigation into the fault, but details are not readable.
Report notes missionaries remain safe as a refugee shelter opens. Officials from UM Cote Missiett offer terms, while other entities coordinate aid and monitoring to ensure safe passage and continued protection for those seeking asylum.
In a regional golf open, Stewart delivered a strong showing with consistent drives and accurate iron play. Competitors included foreign entrants and local clubs, with Stewart finishing among the top contenders and earning praise for his early form and steady short game.
An unexpected ruling clears the coastal skipper of wrongdoing, ending a dispute that drew attention to maritime operations near the harbor. The decision affects the Martin and related parties and concludes ongoing scrutiny of wage and payroll practices in the sector.
The Federal Capital Commission announced new Canberra hotel tariffs effective May 21. Reduced rates apply to permanent residents excluding MPs, public servants and officials, with higher charges for casual visitors. Rates vary by hotel and room type, including private baths and breakfast options, while children under twelve pay standard rates.
The Sydney branch of the Marine Cooks' Union warns that the steamer Kanowna bound for Metiinin and Adelaide will be held up as unresolved pay and staffing issues strain relations. A meeting of maritime unions aims to settle the dispute with the Australian Council of Trades Unions after lengthy talks.
An advertisement from Sydney seeks a butcher for the steamer Kanowna. The notice requests applicants to file their information with the office for consideration.
A commission inquiry in Sydney reports a claimed offer of 8000 pounds to an official, with 4400 pounds paid to Ma Lambert. The case concerns alleged improper influence over West Sydney funds and a rough living payment tied to a financial claim examined by the commission.
A writ seeks damages of 200000 against Rambles Nowsquapeens Pelel and others in a Sydney matter. The document mentions W G Mahoney and a local issue tied to the Lulu Chur and Waterton Peaur Lie, with references to Libour Ba and Adbopeass.
A unusually subscribed loan of 10000000 dollars offered by the Murtenn bunkers opened in New York and was oversubscribed shortly after opening. The issue carried a four percent rate and attracted rapid investor interest.
A Bulgarian earthquake from April 14 to 18 leaves 17,000 homes destroyed and 194,678 partially ruined. About 254,400 of 515,617 residents in destroyed towns and villages lack shelter.
The fragmentary note reports a change in official duties with a Prime Minister reference and mentions Sydney Wiles and Mr Prathen tise Freer in a political context. Names appear garbled. no clear date or place is readable. The text suggests a formal swearing in or duty assignment but lacks verifiable details.
The article questions Japan's justification for troop presence in Shantung under the 1922 Washington Naval Treaty framework. It notes potential intervention limits and expected explanations by Japan regarding its foreign policy actions and protection of interests in the region.
A fragmentary report notes discussions on oil prospecting and refining amid committee oversight. Mentions a leader and welders group coordinating with state authorities to assess feasibility and regulatory alignment.
Fragmentary notes show a city council session with varied names and unclear topics. The text hints at discussions involving residents and officials, with mentions of Libiury, Wal Pet Vine, and Mr Bienes. No clear decisions or outcomes are evident from the legible lines.
Garbled text from OCR shows unclear names and phrases. It reads like a disrupted list or narrative with multiple broken terms and foreign spellings, lacking coherent context or identifiable events. No clear persons places organizations or dates emerge.
Italy beat Australia 3 2 in the Davis Cup doubles, 6 3 6 4 1 6 1 6 6 2, as Patterson dominated the third and fourth sets. Hopman faltered with nerves and Crawford’s asthma cast doubt on his participation. Two thousand spectators watched a tense match with umpire changes and tactical shifts shaping the outcome.
The match features Morpurgo and Patterson, with Italy clinching the series 1 0 over Australia after a tight contest. Morpurgo delivers strong returns but inconsistent play leads to key errors. the Italians dominate the decisive moments and secure the win.
The British schooner Hycanthos ran aground near Thurnay Island on a sunken reef. The vessel lies wedged on the rocks, and crews work to refloat her with difficulty reported by observers.
A garbled report notes cattle infections and losses tied to a facility or dairy region. Names, dates, and precise locations are unreadable, but the text implies disease impact among livestock and potential investigates.
Race results from a wet Wednesday track meet list top performers and times. Names are unclear but indicate classes and events with multiple standings and a overall results snapshot.
In a solemn event, Nun Benser a mother and Coll's widow stood at the Velbon of Uke ceremony among silent sections of onlookers. The unreliable text shows fragmented details but centers on the bereaved figures and the rites observed.
In London Tuesday, Secretary Sir Joynson Hicks said Prince Carol of Rowmania Wadteem requested an immediate end to his two month visit to Britain. Hicks stated the prince may depart at once and urged him to refrain from activities that could involve Britain with foreign powers.
A garbled London text references complex political theories, accusations, and names amid a dense wad of unclear phrases. It mentions government action, plots, expulsions, and international figures in a style resembling speculative reportage.
The text reports widespread confusion over official representation and credible news sources. It notes inconsistent statements from leaders, with claims of reliable reporting scarce and public morale affected by unclear messaging.
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