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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1929
Page
1
Fragmentary dispatch from Sydney reports a premier and mining ministry figures debating international mining arrangements and timeline. The exchange centers on readiness and the potential for joint actions, with officials seeking a clear response to mounting questions.
Incoherent OCR fragment references a General Secretary and federation official, with hints of policy debate and weekly timing. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving only partial mentions of a meeting, association and a commissioner.
Fragmentary report from London outlines British example programmes for a first SE initiative. It mentions patient care, transmission efforts, and a Teheraph company role with references to Poland and various stations. The text is garbled and contains many unreadable segments, but indicates coordinated actions across organizations for medical and telecommunication aims.
The readable parts reference Sydney and talks of reforms or amendments with mentions of a vetting process and protest or public debate. Specific people, places, dates, or concrete actions are unclear from the fragment.
The campaign scene shifts as Mr Bruce campaigns in Sydney while Theodore defends the opponent of Speaker Mann in Perth. Both efforts signal renewed focus on leadership choices as voters weigh regional voices and party strategies ahead of the ballot.
A fragmented report outlines Labour Party leaders including Mr Scullin defending the Canberra move amid accusations of impropriety and fiscal concern. The article notes opposition claims about expenditure and governance while seeking political advantage ahead of the election.
A garbled report recalls Mr Bruce’s interrupted address in Sydney at Petersham Town Hall. It notes he claimed the ACT the AWC and the ATEU opposed abolition and urged lawful action, praising workers and criticizing prior government negotiations.
A cabinet meeting is summoned for Wednesday as Mr Rummy Macdonald plans to travel to London on Thursday for a journey to Southampton and onward to America. The Premier will be away for about four weeks. The Prime Minister's party lineup remains unsettled with Ishbel Mount Macdonald Lord Arnold Sir Hubert Vancourt and others mentioned alongside the Prime Minister's secretary and the foreign affairs head.
Canberra's initial court session addressed rate appeals tied to business valuations. Key figures debated the basis of assessments, including how valuations were determined and the criteria used to gauge commercial worth. Officials clarified procedures and potential avenues for challenge.
In Canberra the first court sat at Acton with Justice Pike presiding over the Land Valuation Court to hear appeals against city area lease assessments. About 400 appeals have been lodged. three were heard on blocks at Manuka where witnesses claim the land is currently worthless for business. The Lands Officer contradicted himself on the valuation figures, admitting 1000 pounds as fair for the arcade block but facing a challenge that it was valued at 1700 pounds. The court will resume today to determine the accuracy of the latter claim.
A garbled passage critiques MPs and political appearances, claiming over £400 was spent to influence Eden Monarg Electorates. It mocks a condolentious politician and notes late nights in Parliament, hinting at feigned seriousness and an unusual sense of humour.
Sydney reports Theodore defending nonpartisan conduct at Parcamtte night rally. He denounces Mrs Bruce opposition to Sir Littleton Groom as forced by party lines and says Groom refused to degrade his office by joining a party hack role. The crowd backed aiming for a broader support to appoint him by the House.
Report on a Canberra building issue where Labour Party members urge early debate in Parliament. Government response defends the expenditure as necessary for public works and capital planning. The motion highlights waste concerns while the administration insists the project advances national needs and job creation.
The Daily Telegraph aviation expert warns R100 and M01 airships risk delays during initial trials due to propulsion limits. R101 safety promises higher speeds once the full program completes, with four engines available for R100’s early tests and public notice of performance expectations.
A garbled Victorian political note advocates unity of National and Country parties in Australia. The fragment mentions a Federal Parliament matter and a Bremer by William McTermny with limited readable context about Indigenous peoples and a call for discussion.
A man was sent for trial on a bigamy charge after being taken at a location with ties to recent murder allegations involving his wife Annie Vute. Prosecutors allege the case centers on a fortnight’s events and a plan to influence public opinion through local theaters and religious groups.
A garbled report describes a stranded ship named Meine with mentions of Mr Daddy Basset and Hanch off Mumboy. It notes assistance offered but unclear outcomes and mentions two other Roamers including Huldeborg and Austvty Ie Toll fie. No clear dates or locations beyond Solonbo are established.
The report from Lamgue's Economic Commission was adopted by the Haautue Anmgily in Geneva. Governments will notify Eric Bromomnd, the Army General of Ci Lewurud, about participating in an information conference to address obstacles to international trade. A conference is planned before death or December 40, with details to follow.
Financial arrangements completed for the Graf Zeppelin Serlin Arctic Flight in spring 1980. The M8 crew includes Sir George Wiking and other personnel.
A heated session in the Federal Government discusses the Governor-General allowance. Opponents challenge the proposed £2000 yearly pay for the year, arguing it funds a ceremonial role while others defend the grant as necessary.
A confused report states Prime Minister Bruce or McBruce plans a quick visit to Sydney with stops in Toowoomba Rockhampton and Townsville while aiming to reassure nations and politics. The article mentions interviews and a timetable as he returns to the capital soon after.
Two inmates Thomas Abit aged 19 and George Moat escaped from Lithgow lock up early Tuesday morning. Reports say the pair slipped the guards during a weak moment and are being sought by police across the district. A large police search is under way as authorities warn locals.
An OCR readout reports a large leakage finding during a miners meeting in London. The fragment mentions officials including a minister and a London event with dates and locations, but details are unclear. The text references Great Fire at Balentice and various names, suggesting a chaotic report with unreliable data.
The notice references the Commonwealth Diet Act and parliament rotation provisions. It lists Arthur Thebaean as issuer and mentions the need for signature and formalities. The readable text is fragmented but indicates an electoral notice process and official actions related to senate articles.
An ivalid OCR fragment reports on a presentation to the nation and motor record attempts at Brooklands in London. Names and specifics are garbled but imply a racing performance with mentions of Lordok Mewar and Charles Wakefinidie along with commentary on a twelve rytherer event and a trial of speed.
A radio signal from Anthea arater reported the crew of the vessel Silton Hall, abandoned midway between Kelena Island and Cape Leenwin near Perth, was rescued after the crew sent a distress message. The wreck was located and the crew brought to safety.
Fragmentary text describes share activity and a blunt note on a tax issue. Entities and specifics are garbled, with references to a marine picture and a company declaring events tied to shareholding, but many names and terms are unintelligible.
In wet weather 400 Hun conscripts and their kin left the Rhine region under an extraordinary order. Troops moved toward the Koonte nation as thousands waited and cheered beneath embledian skies. British soldiers described as fondly and perfect gentlemen were cited by Welkbaden municipal authorities.
Bankers gather in Berlin as Anglo-German Association hosts representatives from Britain and Germany. Leaders from both sides express a push for closer ties and improved cooperation amid a formal meeting and discussions on economic collaboration.
A perplexing murder case unfolds as investigators allege a woman was killed in a river and her body dumped. The unnamed suspect was charged amid a raid on a police station as officials vow to pursue the mystery despite the missing corpse.
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