28 May 1930
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 28, 1930
Page
1
Report of a murder in Berlin follows a panic state after a 12 year old girl is found strangled near Carine centre. Authorities say the body shows signs of torture but motive remains unclear. Police search for clues and name the suspect as the Ripper. The incident triggers widespread fear and detentions as investigations continue.
A dated report details a suspect named Rien confessing to multiple murders at a factory setting. Police describe the motive as unclear while noting the suspect’s claim of wanting to harm others. The piece mentions investigators questioning associates at the plant and references a factory context with violent acts tied to petrol and arson.
A chaotic incident at a Calcutta bazaar ends with multiple injuries and a bystander killed. Police pursue leads as factory workers and civilians tighten security. details remain unclear amid a wave of confusion and fear.
Fierce rioting erupted in Rangoon between Burmese and Andhra dock coolies with 80 casualties reported by mid day and three dead. Destruction included stonings of houses and buses while shops remained closed and police sergeants were injured. A grave situation persisted in Dacca after Saturday riots with many deaths and arson reported.
An English language report outlines the British government debating policy shifts, with ministers weighing funds and governance for Lebanon amid tensions. The piece notes a demand for a broader, stronger imperial approach and criticizes Moscow influence while discussing possible reforms and leadership stances.
An uprising near Walla Walla led by suspected nationalist workers, aided by a group linked to O. S. Gou, caused 17 casualties and a strong police response. Over a dozen more rebels were repelled after clashes with a 40-strong mob, baton charges, and dispersal by officers. A subsequent morning raid yielded 44 arrests as authorities pursued rebellion tied to a broader unrest and court actions. Police secured twenty five arrests and further measures followed.
Fragmentary report from London mentions a plan involving Mine Any Johnson and her daughter. The text cites a telephone contact in Velatauny and a telegraphist Mr. Halwin, with a request to accept a creation tied to the daughter’s announcement. The passage is garbled and lacks concrete outcomes or dates.
A Canberra gathering hosted at Hotel Selborne featured Mrs Howe and a welcome by Lady Warman with entertainment for Miss Jonnmort. The committee, led by Mrs Howe, named Mvaduniya and included several local residents. The program covered opening remarks, a pledge of subscriptions, and civic duties in a truncated archival notice.
Fragmentary copy describes a pending referendum issue tied to senate action and budget measures. It notes uncertainty about timing and possible alignment with Mr Scullin, with references to bills submitted to the Senate and political maneuvers affecting the referenda’s validity.
An inquiry at Canberra Court House led by Sir John Quick examines charges by the Attorney General against Sergeant J R Shepherd of the Federal Capital Police. The probe reviews alleged improper methods used to obtain a confession from a youth convicted of stealing money from a letter. The hearing discusses future policing methods and the broader conduct of officers, with Shepherd denying the charges and awaiting the inquiry’s full findings.
Fragmented text discusses the state of union on postponement with references to government powers and a political party facing a united front. The garbled OCR mentions the Commonwealth Government and Federal powers, plus a health advocate’s stance and a looming vote or decision.
Unclear text reports a postponed reopening with a new date to be fixed. Mentions Newbartle and Newcastle with references to war, lodges, and executive officer. Details are garbled but imply a resumption plan tied to a Mindst Keane concept and a postponement ceremony.
Mr Weaver stated volunteer labor will not cease until general work resumes in Rothbury. The movement began with nine crude months of bor ul Comstock, aiming to push work stoppage until government action allows employment to continue.
The State Cabinet denied a private agreement with Lake George Material Corporation to build a railway from Bungendare to Captain's Flat. The company would lend the government funds to construct the line and operate under a bond for freight over the route each year.
A garbled report discusses taxation policy and political figures. It mentions London events, unemployment figures, and parliamentary committees debating subsidy and welfare costs. The text references government, cabinet chairs, and financial allocations such as a £12,000 grant for a sustoral system, with various names and places embedded in the damaged OCR.
A fragmentary review mentions Augustus Bartolo, Malta Education Minister, and Alec Gerald Brickland's deputy in a disputed discussion. The passage is garbled with partial names and unclear actions, lacking coherent events or dates.
A fragment discusses imperial trade policy at a conference with Dominion involvement. It notes Dominions opposing restricted trade and a belief that commodities could flow between Dominions and Britain. mentions an Imperial Conference and figures like Mr. Keullin and Comte von Nia. The piece hints at broader economic unity under imperial cooperation.
A fragment from ABANDONED LONDON notes Tuesday activity at the Oval with sunshine and references to Australia and a figure named Burray. The reading is incomplete but suggests cricket context and a potential Australian involvement during morning play.
A fragmentary dispatch describes bandits sieging a town while government troops advance. Militants press a central objective as civilians evacuate and security forces tighten control around key depots amid tense operations.
English Team London and Mundus officials address a gathering at the Ain Leati area while Amarna ventures and the Arriva captain attend. The manager Mr Kelly comments on performance and preparation. A formal dinner follows at a local hall with attendees including Chalemian and officials.
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