28 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 28, 1928
Page
1
The King’s doctors say pleurisy treatment has not been extended after a stressful day. Crowds gathered outside the palace as the monarch’s condition remained serious but stable, with the Duke of York Princess Mary and the Queen present during the day’s vigil.
A garbled report from the King LNDOS area references doctors, a late visit, and a late midnight alert. It mentions a Kiwi condition and a siren drone event, with unclear details about departures and evening numbers. The timeline hints at a Tuesday or Wednesday airing.
A garbled message from Hamilton reports George Mince on a trail with Merrinda and others. The fragment hints at a planned action and a warning, but specifics are unclear due to the damaged OCR text.
A garbled historical text mentions wages and employers facing complaints, mixed with scattered references to cemeteries, governments, and legal matters. The fragmentary OCR includes sporadic names and actions, but the overall meaning remains unclear and disjointed.
A storm off the Mehte coast challenges ships as crews from multiple crews battle high seas. Four sailors are saved as weather worsens and authorities coordinate rescue operations amid rugged conditions.
A cricket innings win for England by 177 runs, with strong batting from Geary and Lipster and steady bowling by Knowles and Freeman. The home side posted a solid total, while England’s bowlers kept Westonted and others from threatening, sealing the match before late overs.
Minister for Home Territories Sir Newilly Howse pledged a careful inquiry into the alleged shaming of 17 Aboriginal people in Central Australia. He said a key search would be used to examine the issue, with no immediate reform promised and potential actions to follow in spring.
The Philippines was hit by a strong gale as Manila faced widespread damage. Telegraph lines were down and officials reported disrupted coastal areas along the east while winds battered islands and caused outages.
A dramatic rescue unfolded involving divers and a boat near Movida. The crew struggled as a minor injury was reported but no lives were lost, with authorities coordinating swift medical aid and securing the scene for investigation.
A fragmented report notes ballot papers drawn for the Northern Territory election. Voters face deadlines and arrangements as the election date nears, with references to logistics and potential changes to the process.
Fragmented text reports a nautical incident involving the Wemtris and the Voltunia's International near New York. Carey denies needing or seeking help while a claim of 280 miles distance and sald o of the Vestria are referenced amid unclear communications and a delayed response.
A Russian princess seeks legal action against French dealers amid a complex dispute. The proceedings focus on custody and property claims with alleged detention and international implications.
A Canberra draft decision concerns Murray New South Junta, and the commission's ruling on a local wage ordinance. It notes George J Murray and others involved, the procedural timeline, and a July action date, with references to the council's authority and related compliance steps.
A cabinet briefing outlines the minister for home and territories delivering a formal statement this month. Neville Dhowe appears in the report concerning the position and possible actions by the cabinet.
A muddled report traces Razor Jack leaving Australia for England amid shifting shipments and rumors of a price war. Local observers note unsure timing and possible delays as markets react to the departure.
Inquiries delay eligibility of a meme item as part of a test scenario. The report notes performance concerns and mentions a greencha in arrangement with a masking element and energy to be recovered.
The readable lines describe a damaged plane in Greece and mention healing, competition, and a timeline but lack coherent facts or clear entities. The passage is highly garbled with numerous misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
Reports indicate low public interest in Hurley breaking records as attempts on a short hop to Ballum preceded a Mediterranean misadventure. An Athens expert confirmed Hurley crashed with minor injuries, following a prior failed attempt.
Storms unleashed the Schelde flood inundating river towns. The Morestoe and Cirebirgen relay stations were ringed by water up to six feet deep. Residents abandoned low-lying areas as factories and warehouses were damaged and officials appealed for aid.
Government to issue ordinances this week to prepare for liquor licensing in Canberra hotels. Federal commission reportedly urged the government to move quickly on a scheme to control liquor service for the next five years, with cabinet approval anticipated after joint scrutiny.
A damaged OCR item reports a candidate statement from West Sydney amid chaotic wording. It mentions nationalist and extremist themes and references to Mr Benn ey and Mr Mer A. O Temas, alleging threats and political manipulation. The piece is unclear but centers on political contention and safety concerns in Australia.
A disturbance at the Mugga residence involved a group vandalizing property. The scene was partially open for public view, and authorities have begun investigating the incident associated with supposed involvement of local youths.
A Punjab leader’s death during protests against the Simon Commission prompts Commons scrutiny. Lord Winterton reports two Lahore inquiries found no excessive police force used. The India secretary notes no individuals were singled out, while allegations of deliberate violence remain disputed.
A garbled report discusses a proposed union for shipowners and control of a new marine organisation. The text mentions tension among factions and a stance toward improved conditions, with leaders emphasizing decisive action to shape the industry.
The Victorian branch of the Boumens' Union unanimously decides to seek registration in the Arbitration Court. The move aims to formalize the section led by Walsh and to establish the group’s governance under court oversight.
Constables Ham and Langhyard surrounded a shop in Neifevwe at dawn after a raid by four men. Officers entered a window and apprehended two suspects with revolvers in hand. Police recovered a stock of women’s garments and other items. a pursuit followed, ending with arrests at Newlowe Police Count.
The commissioners extend the term of two current members and set a new extension date to February 20 to allow time for the election of a third commissioner. Cabinet will decide on appointing a new commissioner and whether Dr. Nott will be appointed, with the government signaling uncertainty about the selection.
The jury found Butler guilty of murder in the Balmain case with strong recommendations for mercy. They noted he was a confirmed drunkard under the influence of drink when threats were made and the victim died from stab injuries.
An obituary notice reports condolences issued by the Med ittish Admiralty over the death of Admiral Vien Seheer who commanded German forces at the battle of Jutland. The clipped text notes condolences and liaison with German naval authorities.
Report notes a special arrangement with Reuters World Service for information services and mentions reserved access terms and eigen related terms.
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