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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1929
Page
1
Fragmentary dispatches describe a dispute between Miers and Mr Bavin over a settlement. The report notes a confrontation at a combat salon event and mentions the Premier's attitude toward a possible peace accord. The text is garbled with OCR errors but implies political tension and a push for settlement.
Postal director Welhoumme calls a quoted claim Poiculous while discussing London telephoning plans. He says the feature was ridiculous and that none of the proposed changes would be implemented. Statements appeared in a Friday report.
London reports a divided cabinet as the majority favours a Grish moderation line while a minority pushes for a complete shift. The Pree Association appears to back the majority stance amid ongoing internal debate.
A garbled report notes dismay over a city show in Melhovane. It references Lieutenant Greate and William Irvine, mentioning concerns about a Toyai Hoy exhibit and perceived moral distraction. The piece links the event to broader debates on public behavior and authority.
Fragments show Labour hopefuls including Merrick and Seid aiming to win key seats. Vague notes reference a meeting and candidates facing scrutiny before polls. The text is partial and hard to parse but indicates a competitive nomination process with local party figures in focus.
Amield Seat William Hamlet is reported as the candidate to be selected for the forthcoming Ashfield post. The note mentions key figures including FIUKEY and Yang with Katina Awoe as potential references, though the exact roles remain unclear.
reports indicate a potential bank merger involving National City Bank and Conn faced with a bid from a New York institution. The deal could impact about 300.4 million in outstanding positions and influence client strategy across the city.
In a local church a pastor’s fate became linked to the ringing of a bell. The bell signal sparked a dramatic moment as parishioners watched an unfolding scene. The event centered on ritual and tension within the house of worship. The details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
A Navigation Department unit announced a Friday effort to refloat the coaster Mydney, stranded near Port Suphens last week. The plan includes towing a stern and employing a towing vessel to move the craft toward the Pappinbarra flow, with a final check on hull integrity.
A man is remanded at Arentent Sort Tusa on a charge of hindering a Constable Grentam from effecting an arrest. The case details the alleged interference during the attempted apprehension at Rocette. The outcome and next steps remain to be determined.
Mr J H Scullin outlines Labour policy asking what guarantees states will provide before the election that tribunals will be established to safeguard workers currently employed under federal awards. The issue is raised in reply to Sir George Pearce during a Thursday event attended by several federal ministry members.
Fragmented and garbled OCR passage criticizes government action, naming officials and workers. It discusses labor protections, voluntary actions, and the role of authorities in applying laws, noting disagreement over protections in a metropolitan context.
Melbourne reports focus on Labour leaders and statements about federal awards and state guarantees. Mr J Scullin and Mr George Dearre face questions on how state governments would support workers under federal awards, with emphasis on potential government intervention and the limits of state guarantees amid industrial disputes.
In a North Sydney pregame gathering nearly 2000 attendees backed the effort for W M Hughes and party. A treation urged unity and support for the leaders, praising returned services and local contributions amid war effort.
Fragmented readable text mentions missing air liner wreckage found near Hatta Prblay with references to an intensive search and several improvised identifiers. The legibility is poor and key names and places are unclear, yielding a partial report with no confirmed survivor or official conclusion.
A meeting of the federal public service group met at the Trades Hall in New Kesth Waka to back candidates aligned with the government sixty first national program.
Bruce Rydney attacked W M Hughes during a rally supporting the Labour Party in Helilay. The confrontation touched on North Sydney voters and national leadership lines, with threats to government stability and calls for party loyalty amid a heated campaign.
Fragmented parliamentary debate centers on defense funding and party stance. References to Mr Hughes, Mr Bruce, and Mr Mntkin reflect tensions over government support for workers and industrial policy.
The Australian Labor Party selects candidates to oppose ministers in Kooyong and Lagantile districts. Key figures include Mr C Mill, Mr WoC UL, and Mr W 4 Turen. Trade and Customs portfolio, cutlery mentions, and general secretary A V Tamyker are noted alongside associations and officials.
London voters show unanimous backing for Labour statesmen amid a tense debate on British interests. The city council, in a formal meeting, commends the leaders who advocate strong ties with the United States and oppose imperial overreach.
A garbled text describes a novel hockey event with players in fancy dress and a 23h pm game against the Heat at BAM. It mentions multiple players and nominees tied to a Wimontn Association style campaign and notes unavailable players will consult with Mr.Moir by a forthcoming time.
A London dispatch reports the Communist movement facing divisions over Britain policy. Moscow expresses displeasure at limited progress while leaders debate the removal of Martin and Campbell and the role of state control in industry amid broader tensions with Britain.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an instructed sign to Sir Granville Tyrie of Geneva and references a ministerial action. The readable portion is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or affiliations to form a coherent summary.
Police probe disappearance of Hapaburg prince Hours after a reported shooting at Koeningnen. A signed note hints at danger, with authorities seeking the body if found and urging restraint by family vault guards. The case centers on possible bombers and a final act attributed to the prince.
An article from New York describes a remarkable find of an ancient boomerang. The item was aired in a program by a science expert, linking the discovery to Utah and the American Museum of Natural History. Details suggest a well-known artifact, with emphasis on its origins and potential significance.
A new Iraqi cabinet was formed in Baghdad led by Prime Minister Abdul Kadun after a political shift. The coalition endorsed the move as part of consolidating Iraq's national governance structure following wartime decisions and reforms.
Government officials debate storage of wheat at Metlicide ports as part of a plan to bolster supplies. The proposal, discussed by Cabinet members, suggests port facilities could be used to hold grain shipments amid ongoing supply concerns.
Fragmented OCR text shows a bank hold up case with bail discussions and court actions. Mentions Friday proceedings, a mutlew conet, and the Weatatee Gimmeh at the Foverument Hees Ramk of Kew Hour Water Nhe. Details unclear due to garbled source.
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