14 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1928
Page
1
Sydney Tuesday seeks inquiry into a government shooting incident. The Meira government faces investigations into injures and an export sting involving a number of men in Seville. The minister expects to report findings in the coming days.
In a resumed High Court session at Sydney, the Maline appeal concerns the Wager Company and trade incidents. The defendants contend the meeting work affects workers and fidelity of the Port authority while the plaintiffs press for accountability and damages. The court hears arguments over liability and the role of the Vower Hise Company in the incident and seeks directions on future proceedings.
Fragmented OCR notes report a senate candidate death triggering ballot printing delays. Printers race to complete work by late night, with Labour party contenders left to finalize. Names and locations are garbled.
Prime Minister Hinvee spoke in a garbled address about Gen Sak's death and government action. He hinted at marking ballots and continuing the forest policy as Lisbon talks proceed, with local campaign implications.
Australia’s cricket XI makes a change with Haris replacing Ryder in the squad. The move follows selection considerations ahead of the next match as coaches seek a balanced bowling attack and stronger middle order.
A garbled report hints at an international effort to form a strong team. The article mentions Cuntond and an auxiliary body discussing methods and timelines. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A long fragmented report describes a drawn match with a notable fourth wicket partnership. It mentions players like Fortuny and others, innings progress, and multiple references to wickets, runs, and attendance. The muddled text records tense moments, partnerships, and end of play without clear final scores or outcomes.
The Etna eruption, described as the worst since 1669, threatens to disgorge more lava. Nunziata village is submerged, with 5,100 families homeless, three towns wiped out, 760 houses lost, 2,790 acres of land ruined, and seven years of wine crops destroyed. A Standard correspondent details widespread desolation from Sicily.
Fragmentary text mentions Loyalist Wharfies and Beeby Award, with references to Appleton and various names. Readable content is sparse. key entities include Loyalist group, Beeby Award, and Appleton, with unclear surrounding details.
A woman suffered head injuries after an electric fan exploded during a theatre event at a venue in Aydenney. She was treated on site and awarded L100 in damages by the responsible company. The incident involved a faulty fan unit and a teenage employee who witnessed the event.
Fragmentary report notes seaman deaths aboard the Finnish barque Melrouarna. The garbled text mentions passengers or crew and a likely inquiry or investigation. Distinct names and details are unreadable, but the event concerns a maritime fatality at sea and related circumstances.
The coroner admonishes witness Sydney Trewlay at a trial following a fatal incident on November 16 in Tlekdade. Names mentioned include Mya, Adith Palm, Rose Antley, Joseph Palmer, Garnett Robhs, Claude Valier, and Hibbs family relatives. The testimony covers police actions, alleged involvement of Rob in a nefarious event, and contested details of the homicide affecting multiple individuals and witnesses.
A subcommittee failed to reach a definite plan on hospital funding and future direction. The group will reconvene at a later meeting to review options and seek central committee approval. Mr Feachee and Mr Cahill are among those noted for involvement as discussions continue.
A racecourse patron awarded 400 pounds in damages after a stand collapse injured him. The verdict was delivered by a jury amid testimony about safety failures at the venue. The case names Cardinal Cerretti and details surrounding the incident, the stay of proceedings, and the hospital visit for the injured spectator.
A 20 year old named Willa Hmiley was convicted of intimidating police witnesses in a York case. The incident involved threats to a constable and his companion on a city street and included warnings of retaliation if testimony continued. The court noted prior actions by the same individual and sentencings were considered in the final decision.
Fragmented OCR reports a political clash around Labour’s rise and a general secretary named Cotane Murra denies Theodore’s claim of Labour wipeout. Contested statements, a violent episode reference, and a police inquiry color the narrative as readers await clarity on amnesty and majorities amid rising party stock.
Retiring primate Hille of Thien Davideon in Lumber Lands Harris and Stamford receives a peerage honor as reports note the recognition by regional authorities. The ceremony details remain sparse but underscore the high rank bestowed upon the religious leader for long service.
A national gift totaling 06089 is described, including use of 1000 pounds and various smaller sums. A 2000 pound memorial gift will be placed at Lambeth Palace, with a presentation by the Mevinder and other figures. The act aims to support relief efforts, charitable causes, and the church’s memorial projects through donations and ceremonies.
In a mele at Redouifte night Stewart, Magi, accused the Federal Treasurer of bribery involving primary producers. He claimed a deal to spare Nationalist candidates, with guarantees that if Colonel Harri and other Nationalists were not opposed by primary producers, opposition would not occur.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions rights in Australia and a show or event with unclear details. The readable portion indicates legal or declarative language about ownership or privileges and a referenced party. Further context is unavailable within the fragment.
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