Fragmented Fate of Lerenyin Barn Jur Abies
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a fate tied to Lerenyin and a barn named Jur Abies. Text mentions spare parts, putty, and a frown, but details are unclear and names are fragmentary.
05 Oct 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a fate tied to Lerenyin and a barn named Jur Abies. Text mentions spare parts, putty, and a frown, but details are unclear and names are fragmentary.
In a stormy session in London the Labour manifesto draft, around twenty two thousand words, is debated. Speakers including Mr James Maxton press for socialist aims, nationalizing industry and expanding welfare while warning against capitalist wealth and inequality.
A fiery speech exhorted laborers to unite and back a leftist program. The speaker claimed workers would gain with capitalists under pressure, insisting party power was the goal and urging solidarity with party leaders on the platform.
A local coal inquiry fuels debate over a proposed financial offer by an aldermanic commission. The proceedings reveal tension between conflicting parties as representatives discuss funding, timing, and the broader impact on the coal program while awaiting expert evidence and direction.
Gene Tunney wed Meashier Vieckresss in a private civil ceremony at a hotel. Guests included a male friend Mousiznor Hrestain and the couple appeared happy though a mother cried during the exchange.
Workers decide to resume under the Henley award. They will offer for employment tomorrow morning at o'clock.
A mob attacked two Italians who had registered for Heetses this morning. They fled in a hired car, were pursued and assaulted. Police arrived, the driver refused to move, and the Italians were escorted to the station. Seventeen crew members of the newmerhom were arrested on charges linked to the incident.
A jumbled report in the Sydney paper discusses government claims of foreign workers on a railway route to Canberra and the handling by officials. It notes controversy over who is employed and whether local workers are affected, with officials awaiting a formal inquiry outcome.
Mr J H Scullin delivered the Australian Labour Party policy speech in Richmond. He criticised materialism in government and urged decisive action on national policy while paying tribute to his predecessor. The address highlighted visions for reform and the role of the people in choosing the next government.
A proposal calls for a new deremon with the State to address debt, restore per capita payments, and aid primary producers like butter, cheese, dried fruits, and cotton. It urges reduction of intermediate costs, fair labor returns, and a nationwide cooperative system to boost rural production and market access. A conference with growers is to be convened to coordinate state and federal action.
Australia selections announced for a trial match in Sydney at the Sydney ground. Arthur Mathey is unavailable for free cricket this season. The lineup lists Avateolios, Weelten vb, PSone ford, CMdrlebl, Kipqux, Cre on, Kader, Lockie, Mendis, Aimedeas, and Bt Crxentuin for the fixture to be staged in Melbourne starting Getter 1.
An unclear fragment mentions supplementing a bounty with selective protection of a place and people who can decide from an AIM Milan growing region. The wording is garbled and lacks concrete entities or events.
A vigorous reform plan seeks to simplify tax law and administration to close evasion loopholes. It targets penalties for fraud and expands measures with labour support, noting past immunity schemes and proposals affecting insurers, mutuals, and wealthier offenders.
A fragmented and error filled article discusses protection for consumers, railway costs, unemployment relief, and Australia’s wireless and transport plans. It mentions government spending, migration policies, and coordination with state governments while signaling ongoing debates on public works and industry protection.
The Nest Iionmonger Kelleway V Richardson captain Taylr Prad Tan Jerkon OC wnmor Neteolla Harrin Scott aMeckert. Thampson was chosen as first man for both sides.
A Daily Telegraph preview weighs Beckett's chances of a test call as Warren Weekes attributes potential growth to him. Cricketers Gregory Beatt and Niche form a strong pace attack while Severs, Hidman, and Jenkson push for international honours in a promising yet imperfect lineup.
A garbled report discusses protection policy, trade terms, and a federal agreement affecting industry controls. It mentions sugar imports, government partners in Queensland, and a referendum context with the United States and Australian documents implied.
Opium valued at £100,000 seized in New York after a world cruise on the Dollar Diner. The ship arrived with four Chinese crew members arrested, including the president Harrison.
A locomotive designed to burn multiple fuels and achieve high speeds was developed by engineers in Kirdeton and tested on the London and North Eastern system at Darlington. The engine reportedly pulled a 400 ton load and could transform locomotive traction as Stephenson once did.
Wellington reports the Southern Cross will depart for Australia at the weekend. Captain Kingmond Smith and the party have received an invitation to attend the international civil aeronautic conference in Washington in December and will likely accept.
Commissionership election date remains unsettled as the Electoral Office must finish roll compilation and election preparations. A decision on a suitable single candidate was postponed after Public Services Welfare committee discussions, with further debate set for Monday.
A disputed interview involving Polndevi and Wolnesdiey prompts officials to question the integrity of the recent press interaction. The dialogue touches on alleged misstatements and a broader debate over journalistic standards in wartime reporting.
A volunteer worker named Rane Bridges, age 36, was killed at Vietram Deck when struck by a sling of cargo at the vessel. Two others, Arthur Mee and Henry Cappiey, were seriously hurt when a truck was struck by rigging. An ambulance conveyed the body through a crowd of striking workers.
A French embassy document to the State Department states Soviet Russia adheres to the Kellogg Pact. Officials refuse discussion and plan to withhold publication. Some sources hint the note criticizes treaty terms and Britain France and the United States responses.
The French ambassador urged joint publication of the Anglo French naval agreement and Japan has signaled approval of the principle, though doubts remain about full compliance once the reply is received.
Parliament today hears a minister notice on a bill affecting auctioneers in the Federal Capital Territory. The measure concerns licensing and residence rules impacting New South Wales regions and jurisdictional reach.
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