13 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented report describes a pilgrimage to an Unknown Soldier tomb in London with attendees from various groups. The garbled text mentions ceremonial elements, possible attendance by dignitaries, and references to a festival context and associated names, though details are unclear.
A garbled passage reports a ceremony in the Rhine region involving a war memorial. It notes a crowd and a procession but the exact details are unclear due to damaged text. Names and timing are unreadable, leaving the core event as the memorial observance.
A fragmented report from Sydney recalls a Cenotaph ceremony with crowd scenes and wreath laying. The text mentions Murti Pheer and marine figures, wind, TheatroKs, and somber ritual following a wreath placement at the cenotaph with unclear names and times.
Armistice Day was observed nationwide with ceremonies in Washington and many states. Officials and veterans gathered to honor peace, with parades, speeches, and church services marking the end of hostilities.
Fragmentary text shows Country Press Hynes Atunilus and mentions a compilation of intelligence. It references New Zealand and Australia, with unclear names and roles tied to a company, notes of publication, and reservations of mats. The article is garbled and yields limited distinct facts.
The Etna eruption rages with no cessation, described as the worst since the 17th century. Lava streams head toward the sea, expected to devastate about 18 square miles as molten flow consumes trees and buildings along its path. Troops assist in evacuation around Rome and surrounding areas.
The disaster in Sicily set off intense religious fervor as communities mourned and gathered in vigil. Local leaders urged calm while recalling the fortitude of residents amid the catastrophe.
Fragmentary OCR text references Ponsford and Sheffield Shield with scattered names and phrases. Despite garbled wording, it notes a notable score by Ponsford and mentions other players and events in a period newspaper style.
Communists lead clashes as town hall is stormed during a lockout confrontation in Essen. Police retreat and barricades form as interim authorities struggle to control the unrest and restore order.
A garbled text fragment discusses an important Bankruptcy Act decision in Sydney Mania with references to petitions, delegation, and administrators. The readable parts suggest legal action, court process, and procedural elements related to bankruptcy.
A miner died after a fall at a work site in Mes tid. The incident involved worker Josenty Hedin and is being investigated by local authorities. Further details on location and timing were not clearly readable in the report.
Fragmented OCR text appears to mix English phrases with garbled strings and names. The readable parts touch England's best team and various disjointed terms, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Reported plans indicate an Australian XI on tour to face England in a decisive test series this season. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but highlight a major international cricket clash with strong potential lineups and venue discussions.
New South Wales batted first and closed on 349 with Kellaway 93 not out as England's bowlers, led by Freeman with five for 136, faltered. Tate, Kippax, and Nicholls contributed, while Larwood struggled, failing to take a wicket in five overs.
Fragmentary notice explains postal voting eligibility and application process. It references election districts and official steps to obtain an application from regional offices. The readable text emphasizes nonstandard terms and unclear dates or locations.
Reports from Melbourne show temperature trends and civic activities. Officials discuss railway matters, university appointments, and a forthcoming special event at the stadium with half price admission for ladies.
Eight tenders were received by the Public Works Department of New South Wales for the manufacture of poles and fittings required for the Canberra Mount locality section of the railway line. The bids were opened on Monday and will be reviewed to determine the contractor for the project.
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