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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 15, 1931
Page
5
The fragmentary OCR text shows a brief node with unreadable names and dates. The readable elements suggest a local item or notice, but no clear event, persons, or organizations can be identified to form a reliable summary.
The readable fragments hint at a garbled text with scattered phrases about eating, water, and names like Noel and Aiden. The snippet reads like a disrupted transcription, offering no clear event, date, or confusable entities beyond scattered personal names and references.
Fragmented notes reveal a chaotic unity conference scene with talks on coalition government, defense of parliamentary methods, and tensions between opposition leaders and ministers. Key figures cited include Russell Koh and Lynne amid discussions of policy, timetables, and potential resignations.
The Senate debate centers on abolishing a constitutional provision. Senator Dunn announces plans to move for abolition on May 1. The motion aims to instruct the government to counter a current act, with support and opposition voices entering the record.
In London on Wednesday the first round of the 72 hole Kiroke competition began. Cotton led with 70, Mayers tied for second, while Rufus Stewart and Loxton Hewart posted notable scores. The event continued with strong showing from Australian entrant Wythe Wythe and others as players chase top honors.
Fragmentary OCR item references the Oriental Private Hotel with mentions of private baths, hot and cold water, laundry, and a 4/47 date. Context is unclear but implies a descriptive bulletin or advertisement about services and facilities available.
A fragmented report describes ongoing pleas in parliament for daily sittings as ministers and members push for quicker parliamentary work. It notes cooperation delays, requests from Shakel Bates and others for more time, and mentions a tense political atmosphere surrounding sessions and delays.
An Arctic rescue party returns to the coast amid confusion as officials in Coastline struggle with unclear leadership. Local authorities and observers seek to determine next steps for ongoing relief and safety operations.
A garbled report notes a Senate session led by Senator Tan ESAT and mentions ban on officers wearing badges. It references Gov. Telebeni and various groups, but details are unclear. The incomplete text discusses propriety of badges, interference with community life, and possible restrictions on officers.
Melbourne report notes the Victorian Country Party plans to field its own candidates and fundraise for the political effort. Amid internal debate the party weighs strategy and endorsements as it prepares for forthcoming elections.
Two men, Konings and Vener, confess to involvement in a high profile murder tied to a metal parasol invention. They claim to sought wealth through fiction crime schemes, and describe luring the victim with a plan that failed when the victim resisted. Police report the pair made mute admissions during interrogation.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines sheriff officers seeking police protection for eviction duties. Mentions commissioner of police regulation and community safety, but details and names are unreadable. The item appears to be an obscure public notice about enforcement procedures.
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