15 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 15, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR recounts a 1957 ceremony at Parliament Street with figures named Hinks and Meo, and mentions Ew ie Hover and others in a memorial setting. The text is heavily garbled but references a church unveiling and associated attendees.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a journey to Australia and a tour with a match. Names and specifics are garbled, leaving only partial references to September and travel. No clear events, teams, or outcomes emerge from the readable portions.
Fragmentary OCR offers limited readable text about a western region theater or season event. The lines mention Mutkraior, Moora, Cane, eye, and Capitol, suggesting a local feature or notice. Not enough clear facts to identify people, organizations, dates, or outcome.
Fragmentary text indicates statements about representations by a person named Hesie chiaininyy and an Industrial ML O'Neil, referencing the American Workers Fnitemen and Major Mcdowell. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear event date or location identified.
Unclear text outlines representation amendments with preparations to widen volumes and probe taxation, mentioning committees, meetings, and potential broader reform. notes debate, possible formal actions, and issuance of full text to reform the Foiterat Caps not clearly defined.
The Prime Minister Bruce told parliament that the coal industry faces a government backed plan to cut coal prices by five pence per ton. NSW coal owners miners and the state government would share a one shilling per ton reduction with a Commonwealth bounty of one shilling, totaling five pence per ton. The scheme, costing about £200,000, would start after final agreement and affect interstate coal supplies and prices for consumers.
A fragmentary report describes a private letter to a member concerning recent Erzichm matters. It mentions Sir John Thittere and a copy sent by Mr Mawwell, implying official commentary by the Chief Commissioner in a parliamentary context.
The readable fragment lists attendees and names connected to a croquet club event. Individuals named include Cyril Green, Aaron, James, Jorn, Parton, and Aubrey, among others. The text mentions locations, times, and affiliations but remains garbled and partial.
A garbled page note from Friday references the AUK from New Hen to Mydowy Kingaford and mentions Bydney, Limier, and Linier ways. It hints at Southern Crowik involvement and Til Htaleon GL Remvlill, with unclear fliers and events likely tied to a museum and war theme.
Negotiations for settlement of a waterfront strike stalled then proceeded under mediation. Parties included city officials, union leaders, and corporate representatives, with progress reported but key issues unresolved as discussions continued through the week.
An unclear fragment mentions volunteers and efforts in Sydney related to running ships. Names and precise details are unreadable, with garbled text obscuring events, dates, or organizations involved.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a cargo steamer named AES WTIM and mentions free labour, a plan or policy under discussion, and references to workers, maritime settings, and possible negotiations. The readable elements suggest industrial labor themes without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR report details a contentious election among social service council candidates across multiple wards. Voters and parties clash over platforms with references to candidates and expected turnout, though many names and specifics are garbled in the text.
A disrupted Southern Line service results from a bulk wheat train incident. The damaged rails require repair work near a junction at Redntery. Details describe delays and rerouted traffic as crews assess the wreck and restore service.
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