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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1929
Page
1
In San Francisco on Saturday the disaster left 21 dead, 400 000 in main claims totaling 620 000. A tanker wreck near Mare Island resulted in numerous injuries as passengers struggled to escape the sinking ship. Rescue operations saved several crew members while others perished as the vessel broke apart and sank.
A damaged report describes the discovery of wreckage and a body near Trinity after an airman meeting a fatal incident. Names and precise details are unclear in the fragment, but the event is tied to a California connection and a delayed race prize.
Police quelled a riot at a night dance causing multiple injuries among attendees. Victims sustained head wounds and a left eye injury while assailants used wood blocks to strike dancers. One man remained hospitalized with a skull fracture as officers restored order.
In Cleveland on Saturday a report notes Lady Meath and other figures as recovering from an illness or setback. The piece references expected improvement and mentions names associated with the event, presenting a brief health status update in a period voice.
A New York Times dispatch details likely core principles in Britain United States naval talks. Key points include Kellogg Pact basing, parity in all warship classes, genuine armament reductions, extending age limits on vessels, agreed gross tonnage caps for destroyers and submarines, and a yardstick approach to cruisers with possible subdivision between offensive capable and policing vessels.
On the eve of entraining for Geneva The Observer interviewed Mr Macdonald about Anglo American divisions. He admitted one or two points remain to be overcome and, when asked if the pending agreement would be pushed, he replied that no exact date exists and that they are determined it must succeed.
A clouded, rainy spell unsettled Canberra with gusty winds and damp conditions over a weekend. Fragmented lines describe muddy surfaces and a cold, northerly breeze affecting streets and everyday activity.
Colonial Office says British forces control key centers from Safed to Beersheba as Bedouins from Sinai and Trans Jordan threaten to advance. Outbreak at Safed left ten Jews and two Muslims dead and 29 Jews and four Muslims wounded. Looting reported in Jerusalem. troops to comb out suspected spots, time needed for a large operation.
A London based Colonial Office communique reports an important centre Armoured corps has been deployed to counter Bedoving forces. The M.8 unit is described as courageous and has landed at Gaza to support operations.
An OCR fragment reports a flight of twelve planes related to a Viet-related operation near Linna… hgh. mentions aerial demonstrations and a controversial figure list. It claims casualties among Jews and Muslims with thousands reported in unsettled counts.
Fragmentary report describes tensions with Great Britain over a declaration, Muslim religious observance, and aerial incidents. It notes Jewish shutters, military pickets, and alleged movements by nomadic tribes allied with or opposed to French influence. The text references historical conflicts and portrays a volatile security situation in North Africa and the Mediterranean.
Reported details describe a tentative accord between China and Russia, with observers noting shifts in mission placement and cooperation. The text mentions ministries, ministers, and a plan to manage upcoming talks, though exact terms remain unclear. The scene centers on Moscow consultations and potential bilateral concessions amid broader regional tensions.
A Sunday dust storm swept across the western Rate region, triggering high winds and thick dust. Reports describe rapid shifting conditions, reduced visibility, and damage as the storm moved through towns and counties.
Mr Macdonald discusses war policy in a clipped interview, noting ten dollars for ballots and criticizing government spokesmen. He refuses to elaborate, suggesting imperial positions and Geneva talks as the backdrop for his stance. The exchange reveals his intent to press for a definite official line.
According to the present arrangement for the protested vial of Mr Ramnay Macdonald to the United States he will leave Raxlund on November 24 arriving in Washington on October 4. He will stay at the Capitol Mor Vie for a day and at the Hetty Emibanay while the remainder of the period will be spent as a guest of President Hoover at the White House.
In London on Saturday, Arthur Har Hague and Flag Dalton attended the League of Nations meeting. They presented a report to the assembly urging ratification of a treaty, hoping to speed up actions and secure a decisive vote. The governments would act upon their return, awaiting member states' responses.
A fragmented report notes proposed increases in liquor charges or taxes. The text references Penny, names like Yor babe Hinta and Wevenday, with unclear context from peers and attendees. No clear event date or location is discernible.
Geneva Saturday reports a British official Hine Hemeron stating Britain and the Commonwealth seek a workable early framework for the League of Nations. He notes preparatory work, independent governments, and potential rapid agreement as allied states respond to global tensions and the postwar settlement.
Report of aerial speed rivalry during the Schneider Cup events with London and Italian entries showing rapid maneuvers and technical issues. Mentions Bellain and Aquadean lanior Or and Italian pilot Von lire competing alongside The Golden Hacer as observers compare performances and throttle concerns.
Fragmentary OCR report from Tokyo notes a major disaster in 1923 with chaos at government sites and emergency responses. It mentions mayoral actions and tram damage as authorities scramble to manage the wreckage and public safety amid continuing confusion.
In a case tied to Moore Park, two men and a woman faced be that a marriage arranged between them involved criminal assault. Investigators say the trio had recent meetings and the two men entered into a marriage with the same woman. A confession was reportedly made and authorities cited the scene as part of the charge. The record lists the individuals as implicated in the alleged bigamy and related offenses.
Fragmented OCR text shows confusion over treasury rates and figures. References to Lord, Reade, and a person named Meretand appear amid garbled lines about a train or channel, with mentions of South Australia and a Friday night event. No clear distinct event or outcome is readable.
The vice prime minister suggests no postponement of arbitration to wait for Dr. Karl Budgets reply. Critics press for a timely decision as Mr Tiree weighs whether to delay proceedings and respond to charges. A telegram indicates officials opened the item and Mr Hinter will speak in Sydney tomorrow to address the criticism.
Fragmentary OCR describes a ceremony at LIMPOPO BRIDGE with a gift intended for Africa. Mentions Governor Lord Athlone and a figure named Waydon Wil, plus references to development work and fever concerns. Reading is uncertain, but event centers on a bridge project and donor involvement.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a voyage involving Copenhagen and Amsterdam, with mentions of eight French items and a stretch toward the north. The text is garbled but references Kobenhavn RY DNEY, Paul, Am sterdam Ialands, and Albany. Retention date appears as 14.
A chaotic performance day at Garden London featured Princess Fliabeth in a hat fray and a dancer to the tagpinen atm Ameten jutrty at Clam ly Castle amid a crowd of tenants. The Giumin Hastie band played on the lawn while observers noted disruptions and a guarded mood as officials watched for further incidents.
Waruinctton, Materia, The Deitel Kminey arranged for the Australian Commonwealth Came ral Hrawhen to visit the President in Washington. The Semntavioner will attend with matters of AU N to UNternat lee.
In a rough match at the Micarde saloon Clarke from New Zealand faced Willie Waits from Ireland with McConarhy in play. Both players battled for points as Wankel pushed ahead with a score around 8214.
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