02 Oct 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1928
Page
1
A garbled OCR item reports on a proposed speed car project in London Montana aimed at a world record. The fragment mentions Haynes, NIN, ABA, and potential legal or labor details with unclear names and numbers.
A fragmented note describes a film about a missing or unknown soldier, with references to a character in an unnamed setting. The text mentions a potential AMC screening and a plot involving a soldier in a tomb and a nurse, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented tennis report lists numerous matches and players such as Hovind Nomdd Bilt Mrowh Web Bunt at Vandau ly 9 9 . Ninth vote set. Minn Teather Minn Mew Banton A Stine Kelty Hempsurtn, time eater. others include Huund Amiekwa Mee Mew tes Ni Abearny Fitanant Carmaeh. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a busy CTA tennis event with multiple matches and participants.
Early yesterday a city omnibus capsized after being struck by a Buick car in Braddon. Three passengers escaped serious injury, one thrown through a window. Five car occupants were unhurt. Names and details were unclear due to OCR garble. police and witnesses reported the event occurred near a street intersection with minimal further information available.
Details demanded by FONHON and Ruma outline terms for a forthcoming naval treaty. Ramedy Sachonakd appears among negotiators seeking firm commitments and a preparatory plan for the next committee session.
A crowd of about 2000 waterside workers attacked volunteers attempting to register at the Customs Office in Melbourne. Police repelled the disturbance but three persons were hospitalized after clashes outside the office this morning.
A crowded Metropolitan event ended in turmoil as police moved to quell rioters surrounding the building. Dozens were injured or assaulted during the crackdown, including volunteers and bystanders, with multiple victims transported after the attack.
Ambiguous statements echo a push for publication amid unrest as factions argue over control and voice. Names and clear details are scarce, but the clash signals ongoing disputes about media access and editorial authority.
A dramatic account from Melbourne describes an intruder shot on a front verandah early morning. The homeowner and police pursued the suspect who attempted escape before being wounded. Officers estimate multiple robberies in the district and warn residents to stay vigilant.
Report outlines secrecy around an Anglo French compromise and its impact on United States policy. It notes debates on defensive armaments, Marine deployments, and wartime alliance goals, with emphasis on preventing entanglement while preserving American deterrence.
Port Adelaide reports a large Waterside Workers branch vote to strike and demand a return to work tomorrow. The branch president detained a recruitment effort while opposition leader Mr Hill warned the men against abandoning the port amid tensions.
Fragmented report details a forestry delegates gathering with references to meetings, locations, dates, and multiple individuals. Text includes scattered names, venues, and events, but overall content is jumbled and partially unreadable, offering only stray facts about a formal stance and a hotel event with various attendees.
An OCR fragment describes an athletics meeting at Duntroon with various names, venues, times, and events. It mentions Worth University, a 432 yard race, and participants including A. Cummings and Wayan Shah Maney, with scattered locations such as Bath and University of Illinois. The text is garbled but centers on a meeting and races.
An uneven report describes Popaeed Asis Cheatchetich facing Mandy in a chaotic bout linked to aviation and Australian venues. It notes tensions at a Cove site and the wider stumble of participants toward a cash outcome.
Vague fragmented text describes sugar farmers and waterside workers, an occupation at a mill or yard, with mentions of names or places and a plan to rename work. The uncertain wording shows an organized protest affecting milling or harvesting activities and worker actions, implying disruption or negotiation.
In a morning gathering at the wharf, Unionists declined to fund the centre, with several men present judged unfit. The event showed a shift as discussions on work arrangements and engagement with leaders were expected but faced resistance.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Labour Day parade in Sydney with mentions of leaders Mr. Tait and Mr. Haddeley, security details, and various unclear references to participants and events. The text is garbled with dates and names not clearly identifiable.
Police charge reports describe an event at a center where bystanders were injured during clashes with authorities. Witnesses recount chaotic scenes as armored units moved in and bystanders fled. No clear names or dates provided in readable text.
Fragmented notice describes events at Waterside with unclear names and dates. It mentions a Monday gathering and a march or meeting with mentions of people and places, but many words are garbled, leaving only hints of a local event and attendance.
A motor lorry carrying footballers crashed injuring several players. Many were taken to hospital with injuries not yet specified while others remained at the scene awaiting medical checks.
The report notes Sir Austen Chamberlain will leave on Monday for France for a visit to friends. The trip comes amid recent health developments affecting Bevellemltm and Lady Chamberlain’s expressed concern over his condition.
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