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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 13, 1929

Page

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Timber unions and employers plan conference on dispute

A Melbourne conference of timber unions and employers executives discusses the 44 hour work rule and unemployment relief. Premier Sir William Melcheerson refuses extra sustenance, unions vote to raise levies, and a joint committee proposal seeks settlement with eight employer and four union reps to meet early next week.

Melbourne William Melc Herson Lone Ee ‘Ovine Mir. Hogan Braty UN Fane Hegany Buillers’ Association Chamber of Manufacturers Hill Eal Hogan

Remains Found of WWI Soldiers from 24th AIF Battalion

Representatives of the War Grave Commission report discovery of the remains of several men from the 24th Battalion AIF. Their belongings have been sent to relatives and the bodies reinterred at Beaumont Hamel. Albert Noakes of Addlestone, a 24-year-old, was last seen after the attack. family notes his knife and pipe were recovered.

LoNbos Suturhod A.I.F War Grave Commission Bolief Hieaumont Hamel Shiuihdes Albert Boulogne Hospital Chertey Besemont Hamel

Monaro Rabbit Control Reduces Local Ravages

The Cooma Board’s eradication program wires netting and landholder grants have curbed rabbit populations in the Monaro district. Fewer free works remain and grazing losses attributed to dry spells are reassessed as rabbit damage declines, improving carrying capacity for holdings and sheep forage.

Monaro Cooma 1 Landa Coona Kobite Nas 'Ad Rabbita Nisan

Inter-District Football Draws 1600 at Queanbeyan

A wide crowd of about 1600 watched Group 9 defeat Group 6 27 to 10 in a rough scrimmage. Kingston and Weissell starred for Group 9 with key contributions from Maker, Keys, Ridley and Lupton, while Group 6 impressed with strong defence and tactical cohesion under E. Turt as referee.

Ching Chiat Pyle Cere Wuey R. Boyd Temora L. Seoper Barmedmain V. Marsh Tumut Bo Keys Temara Dereen Gold KF. Blundell Kingston Weissell T. O'Connor Marah Cooper Grier Lupton Ridley Welseel Ingle Thindage Mareh Mundell Keys Maker Opmadina Robbie Nash Lawrence Coopers Wiese Cerise Greens Poinia E. Turt Finn Foir Pave Weissel Hinelight Chaup Group York A. Rideley Dyrnes Will Bradley O'Connor

NSW Railway Log Seeks Postponement of Action

Government asks other sites to defer hiring new railway staff after New South Wales. Decision linked to Canberra Premiers Conference and possible change in arbitration court control.

Sypney New South Wales Jee Canberra Ing Binterivil Norwante Arbitration Court

Country Week Team Selected For Country Week

At a dinner the visiting players and officials were named for Country Week. Fullback F Hiondell and captain Holt lead a forwards and backs lineup with Mafler Keye Vo Marah Budbey Weiseell and Cook among others. A curtain raiser between Queanbeyan Reserves and Yarra showed Queanbeyan dominance with ONeill and Kearney scoring in a 10 2 victory for Queanbeyan.

Royal Hotel Queanbeyan F. Hiondell Mafler Keye Vo Marah al Budbey Pive Cahih Weiseell Holt Purcell Kingston Forbert Siradley Work Cook Cornwall O'Connor James I Yara Yous O'Neill Kearney O Neill Yous F Bhumack

Wilkins Plans Arctic Submarine Quest Next Summer

London dispatch quotes Bir Hubert Wilkins who hopes to use a submarine for Arctic exploration next summer. He argues Arctic travel by surface is limited, noting prior overland routes and the need to go beneath the ice to advance exploration.

London Bir Hubert Wilkins Hubert

Reparations Plan Details Unclear From Meeting Notes

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a full meeting about a reparations plan with references to percentages and commitments. The text mentions individuals such as Mr Owen and Wamp and hints at creditor considerations and expert input, but specifics and outcomes are not clear.

Ris Owen Seth Pambe

Australia Rebukes Reparations Plan Amid Policy Clash

In Melbourne the Prime Minister Jace rejects British reparations proposals as unacceptable while Australia sides with the Tilliah policy, signaling a broader split among Dominions on postwar payments and settlement terms.

Melbourne Jace Great Britain Dominions Arure Anaholiog Tilliah

Attack on Labour Campaign Rally Sparks Political Controversy

Fragmented report describes Mr Baldwin opening a campaign with remarks at a public hall as Labor tensions rise. The text references figures and phrases about general strike anniversary and propaganda, indicating a charged political moment and debate over activist tactics.

Landon Trabteyin Roid Donald Iitecana Tahars Vielodiet

British PM touts moderation and economic gains

The Prime Minister claimed overwhelming support for government policy over two years, noting wholesale prices fell over 14 percent and the cost of living index dropped 18 points. He argued savings for small investors declined while shipbuilding and steel industries improved.

Poliey Oni Bortalint Lendere

Afghan royal brawl ends as Amanullah’s push falters

Amanullah’s forces retreat after a vain effort to reach Kabul from Kalul on the Chas road. Nadir Khan’s attempt to reach Katoul collapses due to treachery among officers. Bacchi is called Afghanistan’s strong man as Amanullah loses influence and tribes rally.

Amanullah Chas Kabul Khazni Kandaheor Gomal Pote India Ciadher Kalul Nadir Khan Katoul Bacchi Afghanistan Bhimwore Aman Ullat

Labour routs Labour in Queensland landslide win

In Queensland a landslide victory for the National Country Party leaves Labour with 28 seats from 43. Three ministers lose seats: J Larcombe, D A Gledson, and T Dunstan, with several other ministers pressed in Brisbane and Mount Morgan. Mrs Longman becomes the state’s first woman MP, taking Hulimba from Labour.

Brisbane Labour Queensland National Country Party Messrs. J. Larcombe Keppit D. A. Gledson Industry Ipswich T. Dunstan Gympie M. Kirwan J. Stopford Mount Morgan W. Mertram Maree Mowe Morgan Burnodo Metropeals Pond Cook Lenda Chiflagoe Eastham Vitaroy Keppel Port Curtis Stockampton Yueennaland Fiymple Ineawich Rainwood Longman Hulimba Wright Moore Reim

Why Britain Is Skinned By Europe Payoffs

The writer argues Britain has paid about £132,000,000 to Europe and received £37,090,000 from creditors, claiming a net loss near £200,000,000. Snowden and Owen Young are cited as shaping the argument, warning Europe’s pawn status to the United States. The piece asserts Germany bears a large levy, Europe faces ruin, and Allied debts flow to America while Europe remains unsettled and ashamed of subjugation.

London Gardiner Britain United Bluton Europe Snowden Owen Young America United States Germany

Hagen Wins Phittish Open Title for Second Year

Walter Hagen of Detroit captures the Phittish open golf championship for the second consecutive year with the same winning total of 22. The nearest competitor was Farrell, 0.84 behind, followed by Mx droke in third place.

London Walter Hagen Detroit Hagen Saleo Farrell Mx Droke

NSW Minister Paints Queensland Vote Unanimity

New South Wales Minister for Works Mr BR Rally states that the Queensland election feature was unity among anti socialist forces. The Lanas Party after years in office has now received its disaster.

Hydney New South Wales BR. T. Rally Queensland Lana Offen

Head of River Melbourne: Xavier Beats Soutch College

Xavier won the Head of the River race by three quarters of a length over Soutch College in perfect weather. Melbourne Grammar School finished third two and a half lengths behind, with Booth College also competing as Xavier claimed its second consecutive victory.

Melbourne Xavier Soutch College Booth College Melbourne Grammar School Xaviers Scotch Melbourne Grammar Booth

Rabbit Prosecution At Yass Delayed After Board Meeting

The Yass area rabbit case against Walter Thomas Merriman over destroying and suppressing rabbits on Kellock farm stalled after a full-day hearing before Mr. M. A. Keane. The board’s decision to recount the prosecution was not resolved and adjourned.

Yars Pastures Protection Board Walter Thomas Merriman M. A. Keane

Hinkler Aims for New Aviation Records

London reports Sir J Cl Waukee Thel and squadron leader Lert Hinkler as the Australian Aviator linked to new flight plans. Hinkler seeks a long range machine, promising record attempts and renewed efforts in the field of aviation.

London Phang Minho Altman Linuxti Aviation J. Cl. Waukee Lila Henemeter Lert Hinkler Hinkler New Kelly

Submarines To Carry Planes Air Ministry Reveals Secret

The Air Ministry plans a small aeroplane designed to fit a submarine to be shown at Olympia in July. The secret device has undergone years of experiments and will be transportable in a submarine with precise operation. It aims to aid coastal defense and air–sea cooperation.

London Air Ministry Olympia

Wiped Out Village Swept By Forest Fire

A forest fire in Xochilapez Guerrero State Mexico swept the village on Wednesday. Forty children and twenty adults are reported dead as victims burned in their beds. Hundreds are homeless.

Mexico City Xochilapez Guerrero

Iron ore deposit at Michelage linked to Port Kembla rail

The Michelage iron ore deposit near Michelago station, on A. Flynne estate, may become active once the Port Kembla railway linkage to Moss Vale is completed. A direct line could enable ore to be shipped for treatment, benefiting the entire district.

Stud Cattle Imported From Canada to Hemneby Adaminaby

The black polled stud cattle purchased in Canada by Mr G W Mackay of Hemneby Adaminaby arrived to their new home. The consignment includes six cows and two bulls viewed as a notable addition to the district breed. The Monaro cattle industry remains strong with demand for young stock. The herd is healthy and disease free though the dairy cows in the area are few.

Canada G. W. Mackay Hemneby Adaminaby Monaro Derry

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Ren Rabbit Menace Cooma P.P. Board Sydney N.S.W Arctic Exploration Wilkins Perceniager Sheen Eholverd Australia Mr. Baldwin Stanley Baldwin Ghazni Labour Party Marcin Moconauicnk The Michelage Steel Works Monaro Enterprise
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