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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1929
Page
1
A fragmented report describes a man piloting a damaged plane that crash landed near a diner as heat and trouble disturb the search for a new engine. Local inhabitants welcomed the stranded traveler while the engine repairs occupied the diner area and a tense atmosphere followed the incident.
Fragmented report notes a Melbourne to Perth air movement with mentions of passengers and crew names. The terse item references a first machine time and various individuals including Caplin, Davies, and Pratt, with unclear context about routes and events.
Fragmentary report outlines tensions as Cairo map clues and cabinet debates surface after an hourlong discussion. Prime Minister faces pressure over upcoming elections and cabinet unity while government lines up toward a promised parliamentary vote and reshuffle amid uncertain alliances.
A fragmented OCR item notes an incident at Perim FRRIM with coal alight on a Sunday. Details are unclear but reference is made to a runner, reps, and a plan to mail in information about the event. The text preserves names and places in distorted form.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an election hoax spread by typists for Labour involving military supporters and a tense scene at a market area. References to misreported updates and contested statements suggest disputed claims and a charged political environment without clear facts.
Appeals against unimproved capital values in the Kingston shopping block were withdrawn. The Land Valuation Court will hear late appeals today and Mr. Justice Pike is expected to deliver judgment tomorrow. On Wednesday the judge will call over the list of appellants for appearances by those not yet represented in court.
A garbled report references evidence about non stop flights and aerial routes. It mentions Canberra, Windley, and Wagan in New South Wales, with scattered notes on mine logistics, prices, and a Royal Commission context. The text includes remarks on aviation facilities and comparisons to other towns, plus a fragment about a Friday incident and political figures.
In Vienna, authorities report growing friction between Bucatiats and Fusciete as new laws spark protests. Marginal detachments form and street tensions rise, with police warning against violence and fascist rhetoric. Dark rumors about civilian clashes persist as the city braces for further crackdowns.
The court requires appellants to appear by solicitor or agent to present objections to the Commissioners rates. Those who have not engaged counsel should attend the court when the hearing is held and seek an agent if needed. A writ of authority may be produced to convene the appellant, and the court will consider objections or appoint an agent if necessary. A notice in The Times announces hearings for lodged appeals, with remaining objectors to appear on Wednesday, December 2, to be heard amid proceedings and witness testimonies.
In a Melbourne libel case the jury awarded £450 to the plaintiff, with the Herald and Weekly Telegram named among the publications. The court session heard the claimant accuse the defendants of defamatory reporting about Nueva Mylver and Rexander Melver. The jury returned the verdict against Norwan Mulver and Cann Wortneton.
The provided source is garbled and unreadable. No coherent events, entities, or facts can be extracted to form a reliable headline or summary.
The article critiques ongoing sabotage of the arbitration framework by hackings and misused funds. It cites critics like Mr Nott Iv and Mr Hughes exploiting political aims, with Mr Marksby noting £94,000 available for public relief efforts. The piece discusses electorate confusion over party lines and government aims in New South Wales.
Federal Treasurer Dr. Earle Page defends Canberra and government achievements against Mr Scullin’s charges of extravagance. He cites assets including Parliament House and roadworks, notes interest charges and loan funding, and argues delays and shortages shaped initial costs. The reply reflects political maneuvering over Canberra’s financing and benefits.
Sydney wool market shows further decline with mixed activity. Japanese buyers remained active for finer lots while Yorkshire demand was constrained, prices drifting and overall turnout subdued in opening sessions amid irregular sales and private lots.
A report from AVPRLAND describes Alfred Marler, age 34, found on a kitchen floor after an altercation with his wife. She states he appeared intoxicated and a weapon surfaced during the dispute. Neighbors report the couple seemed unsteady, and investigators considered possible self harm. The incident occurred Saturday morning after a drinking session at a local heater. The case hinges on unclear circumstantial details and the spouses' testimonies.
In Sydney the Arbitration Court hears a statement on musician pay and potential disruptions. The court is told that broad changes in entertainment will depress industries and that a new award may raise rates for several acts.
Beptist Arrangement Reutery reports that information services have compiled the wars area material over three years with all rights reserved in Australia and New Zealand.
A garbled OCR fragment references a public appeal or event tied to an orchestra or hall in London. It mentions a stake, patron interest, and a demand for authenticity but the text is largely incomprehensible and names are unclear.
Reports from RYDNEY and surrounding areas indicate farmers see improving prospects as recent rains helped some crops. Almost everywhere the state experienced heavy showers Saturday and Sunday, easing drought fears though conditions vary by region.
In London this Sunday Australians mark a twofold relief as rain ends a long drought and prompts forecasts of cooler days. The event follows weeks of concern over heat and water scarcity, with officials noting improvements for cricket and agricultural prospects amid the wet spell.
Bishop Barnes urges balance in modern church reform embracing religious freedom and truth. He cautions against dogmatic modernism while resisting relics of old credulity. He warns against false show and insists churchmen must adapt to a new spiritual background without abandoning core faith.
Maluie Delain Margaret Sutton stops short of life at Kiniwha Crom. Found dead in a flat with signs of violence. Police suspect foul play. Tenant says a visitor called Saturday night. husband dispute cited. Tablets found on bed. police consider overdose unlikely. Authorities investigate possible accidental or deliberate death.
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