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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1929
Page
1
In a garbled paragraph a racing event is mentioned with Segrave and a sea speed title unclear details. The text references a count, a town Puattertown, Minnesota and England rover, with times and speeds left unrecoverable. No clear outcome or date is discernible.
A fragmentary report describes Orient Line’s latest luxury liner for Australian service. The vessel is praised for high deck spacing and comfort, aiming to surpass rival ships on the route. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the ship is positioned as a premier Atlantic and Pacific carrier with superior accommodations and potential sport deck features.
A disaster near Sydney leaves 36 dead and many injured as a ship catastrophe unfolds. Reports note damage across decks and a transfer of movement causing widespread chaos aboard. Observers say the Orient Com spent 40,000 on comfort and relief efforts while preparations for a maiden voyage to Australia begin once more.
In 826 Thomium street a din arises after a 15 year old footpath clash. Neighbors report a married couple now under police guard as evidence in a case tied to two protesters. The night’s events leave locals uneasy while authorities seek witnesses and clarity amid confusion about the alleged actions and age of the involved parties.
Parties push for a rapid NSW election campaign with many candidates seeking selection. The Country Party endorses sitting members and plans a policy speech by Dr Earle Page at Grafton before touring NSW, QLD. Labour unlikely to oppose W M Hughes or W M Marks in North Sydney and nearby seats.
A fragmentary report notes France’s plan to occupy the Rhineland zone amid tensions with Britain. Daily General Sir William Thwaites was summoned to London to discuss the issue with the War Office as both powers debate guard formalities and the Belgian commission’s role.
London dispatch reports Mr C W C Marr caused a delayed passage by customs on the Swiss frontier hindering his luggage as he tried to join the liner Macedonia at Marseilles. He planned to transfer at Aden to the Mongolia but was delayed and departed before sailing. Parliamentary Friends urged care of his interests.
In Parkes on Monday pressure within the Labour circle surrounded Mr A McTiernan as a potential candidate for the Urken seat. McTiernan indicated a 10 day period to decide on running for the rent while Dad had not yet decided on nominating TW if he proceeds. The situation reflects ongoing Labour deliberations and potential election implications.
A British Sunday feature outlines the time worn portrait of King George the Fifth. It discusses his role during wartime and the impact of royal decisions on public morale. The article references figures and events shaping the monarchy’s presence in Britain during the conflict.
A speech by W. Marka MP condemns opposition and pledges to stand by the Nationalist banner. He declares no resignation while vowing to defend Nationalist leadership and the party’s future amid heated political lines.
A Nationalist Party executive meeting appointed Archdale Parkhill to lead the campaign committee for the Northcote elections. The committee also includes members of the state cabinet Messrs Weaver and K Farrar with Sir Neville Mowse as campaign chairman. William Hughes attended as vice president. The association president Mr Havin declined comment on actions against Messrs W M Murina and the others.
Colonel TT. Flttutridge, a former state parliament member, announced his candidacy to oppose Marky in the Wentworth electorate. The move signals a contested local race with two prominent names vying for the seat.
In Sydney at Surry Hills the Nationalist Association moved to nominate a candidate for the forthcoming elections. The magistrate refused to accept the accompanying explanation.
The article notes Speaker of the Queensland Assembly Mr Riordan, member for Bourke, will contest the Kennedy seat at the upcoming central election on Monday. It mentions his plan to oppose Francis Brisnan in the race.
Fragmentary report notes Nott considering national candidacy for North Sydney in an unlikely scenario. Mentions Mr Woo and Mr Hinges in unclear context as possibilities, with a remark about a deflated mood if election turnout pressures rise.
In a turbulent scene nominations emerge from various groups including the ATP and local unions. Names such as RW O'Rourke Caplan, Carrell, Parkes Falkingham, and J sher sogham Totartooh appear among the declared contenders along with New England and Riverina affiliations. The process underscores regional political maneuvering as candidates vie for selection.
A fragmentary passage recalls a strained royal scene during wartime. The King resists granting Prince privileges while Geen Victuria and cabinet members discuss palace security and public impact. The exchange hints at steadfast monarchy amid bomb threats and political strain.
A significant American delegation will attend the upcoming five power naval conference. Secretary for Naval Affairs Allman, General Hawes, Gibson, Admin Long, Commander Grain, and Under Secretary for State Mr. Cattan will represent the United States. Senatorial representation may include Hewster Dovak, set for his inaugural trip abroad on any foreign policy matter despite prior differences.
Fragmented OCR text urges peace and material prosperity, claiming voters favor national harmony over foreign rule. Mentions President Grasier and production, but text is garbled with errors and missing context.
London reports a giant air liner's engines overweight and the ship undercarriage strain. Officials warn of possible danger as speed tests and power ratings are described in uncertain notes.
Fragmentary report notes a shortage of ballots in West Sydney electoral district. Scattered words indicate organizational issues and potential delays at polling stations. No clear names or dates confirmed in the legible text.
Preliminary Anglo American discussions produce cordial greetings for Prime Minister and President. Reports note mixed signals on naval policy and trade as Washington hosts leaders amid cautious optimism and anticipated continued dialogue.
Fragmentary OCR text references a rocket ship project and a named power, mentioning construction near an Opell Focket. Details are garbled with likely wartime context and damaged specifics, leaving the core idea of a rocket development effort with missing dates and clear identifiers.
Fragmentary report from Wellington speaks of a tragedy with missing or garbled lines, referencing adults and possible injuries. Unable to extract clear names, places, or outcomes from the damaged OCR text.
The state parliament opens with the cabinet addressing mystery surrounding Marhlen's expediting. Governor's porch general HW Las, Tor Vuorramatti chairing, and discussions focus on the address in reply. Speaker Lang plans a motion of amendment, form uncertain.
An excerpt reports on a Pacific Relations Conference planned in Kyoto with British officials including Lord Hailsham. It mentions Malcolm MacKe elation and the Prime Minister’s son, noting the conference will be held on October 2 and attended by delegates from Japan and other nations to discuss international relations.
A nine year old comrade allegedly forced a younger child into water leading to the death. Authorities investigate the incident, with neighbors reporting the two youths involved and the community awaiting official statements on charges and safety measures.
Reports from Melbourne and Sydney describe a fatal crash near Mooney Valley on July 27. Coroners in Sydney and Melbourne examine the death, with witnesses and officials detailing the events and the victims ages and identities.
The cabinet meeting addresses railway control and related commissions. Officials discuss measures to improve oversight, and officials emphasize the need to coordinate with public works and regional authorities.
European leaders debate tariff policies and free trade reforms as wars end and economic integration advances. The article notes ongoing negotiations among major states, with calls for reduced barriers and integrated markets, while cautioning potential risks to domestic industries and social programs.
The article describes dried fruits trade figures and export controls from 1980 to date, noting a significant share of the total exports tied to a particular commodity. It cites the Commonwealth Expert Central Heard and suggests a shift in conveyance methods and classification for the year 1986 onward.
The Sydney wool market attracts a broad range of buyers and strong competition for high quality clips. Prices remain firm with demand noted for superior wools despite some faulty lots. officials report continued private sales and ongoing market monitoring into the following week.
A fragmented note states wool away quickly in Sydney. It notes an expanded flow shipment to Denmark within a couple of days, with a total amount around 18000 units. Water transport is mentioned as the direct carrier method.
An engineer's department underwent extensive retrenchment. Forty eight employees were discharged last week. Fifty nine men were given ties in the Engineers Department and other related sectors. The entries list stores, hospitals, and transport as part of the affected units with unclear dates.
A fragmented note references the National Commission on femmleration and its draft by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting. It discusses minority and senior concerns and the ongoing regulatory contemplation within Canada.
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