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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 05, 1929
Page
1
London delegates debate a looming political crisis tied to policing and government action. Baldwin faces pressure as ministers consider documents from Lord Bevin and potential cabinet cohesion.
London reports a government loan offer at five percent with redemption rights. Details indicate an issue timed for May with allocations to government subscribers and possible premiums. The plan aims to attract investors amid market uncertainty, with terms reflecting longer maturities and varying interest expectations.
The Federal Capital Commission plans a gradual handover of Canberra administration to a four-department scheme. Home Affairs Works Attorney General’s and Health would absorb Commission functions with staff moved to inactive departments. A municipal council and Territory representation are also contemplated in a later form of government.
The New South Wales Government plans to run three pits on the Northern field Neath Roxbury and Pelton. Output will support public services with confidence unions may be available if pits must be worked.
Fragmented OCR text discusses collective contracts as a remedy in labor disputes. Mentions Avoney Monilay Alving evidence before Ye Conk Hon and Aina Mi, with references to unions, employers, and wage systems. Indicates focus on persistent strife between the ministry and employers and the need for a negotiated framework.
Fragmentary OCR style passage mentions naval and riverine activity with scattered proper nouns and vague events. Unable to confirm dates, places, or clear actions. only hints of a military or transportation context and competing entities appear, lacking coherent narrative or specifics.
An official was fined after a Monday incident at Central District where a weapon was involved. The case involved a revolver and a receiver found at the defender's location, with the suspect allegedly connected to the Lassere County area.
In London on a Sunday dinner event, a Canadian entrant from the King’s Regiment is honored with a Victoria Crown. Military decor was awarded for service in World War I, including actions at Neingh New Man’s Land under heavy fire. The recipient later works in a munition office.
In Melbourne on Monday Prime Minister discussed tariff policy with Annctated Nelda Manufact avers. They asked about refining crude oil and domestic supply. He indicated government sympathy to limiting exports but preferred continued importation of British woods rather than curb foreign supplies. The discussion touched on potential changes to ensure domestic needs.
The Industrial Conference, chaired by Mr. James McDougall, met to consider forming an industrial safeguard act and wage accords. Employers J. W. Knox and T. Maughan attended, with employees represented by W. J. Doman and C. Crofin, as plans for a conference and potential amendments were debated amid government involvement and future pathways.
The Royal Research Ship London launched yesterday from Nort Glasgow. Crown approval by King Weyah noted. Ferguson Brothers built her for the Crown. she is 282 tons overall with 10 10 crew, 16 draught, and expected speed 13 knots. Fully equipped with geology and chemistry gear, X-ray apparatus, vapour tank, and short wave something.
The Federal Premier Mr Mac Kennir King says he conferred before leaving Ottawa on a possible plan linking an area with Canada. He expresses hope a reply will come soon and that arrangements may be discussed when he returns to London.
Unclear report details a violent assault on a girl witness with mentions of two men captured. Notes describe injuries and an ongoing investigation with local authorities mobilizing to examine the incident and secure suspects. Further information unavailable due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Clemenceau engaged in writing and decree work, with unclear references to a sick man and sepia imagery. The readable elements point to a biographical or historical note about Clemenceau composing writings while dealing with political decrees and personal illness signs.
Fragmented report describes a fire involving kerosene found near a weed pile. The blaze destroyed several items and prompted responses from local authorities. Details are unclear, but investigators examine possible connections to a recent incident at a nearby site.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a probable date in September for an Imperial Conference. The text is garbled, with unclear place names and missing context, making specifics about location, participants, or agenda not recoverable.
Fragmented OCR text discusses war sacrifices and memorial sentiments in parliamentary debate. It references Hamilton and Home of Commons rhetoric about relatives, truth, and duty linked to honoring ancestors and war effort.
Fragmentary obituary note mentioning a Mrs and a Scullin brother, a death at Mira, and references to a prime minister and Frame inderien costed whim fries at Codtune oh Kaliirsey. Content is garbled with missing names and places.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes an airmanship trial or incident with a liner in darkness. It notes alibi, a marine crew, engine vibrations, and eventual repair work. Names and places are garbled, but references to aircraft, hull vibrations, and copper components hint at a testing episode requiring maintenance actions and a prolonged search.
A chaotic report describes escapees from Lomborti prison on Holavetrk Island in the White Sea. It notes deaths due to disease and harsh conditions, with survivors trudging through forests and enduring severe sanitary neglect. Names and exact details are obscured by the damaged text.
In Eden Monaro a recount clarified the tally with CONNER securing the majority after reviewing the disputed votes. The prior result had shown Cuseck with a marginal lead and a vote count around ten thousand.
A chaotic accident involving a heavy lorry damaged a house as onlookers witnessed the event. The incident disrupted nearby activity with several people present. authorities investigated while witnesses described the scene as alarming and chaotic.
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