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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
1
Unclear historical note on protests and political tension
Readable fragments describe civil disobedience and public resentment, with references to leaders, ministers, and provincial movements. The text hints at financial pressures and political actions affecting governance in a northwest region, mentioning probes, policy moves, and public reactions.
World's Wheat Crisis Soviet Urgent Cash Need
Russian grain offerings average 25 000 tons in two days with parcels sold at 78/-, nearby wheat at 27/- per quarter. September collections at 32 percent of expectations. A London expert says Canada’s market tactics last year forced selling, Russia undercuts to raise cash as huge quantities are shipped to British ports awaiting sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Daily Herald
Canada
Abolition of State Governors Debate at Sydney Tribunal
A garbled report from Sydney outlines a push by Mr Hughes and allies toward major reforms. calls include abolishing governors, reforming salaries, and extending equal rights. The text cites proposals on constitutional power, public salaries, and legislative changes amid parliamentary debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phvin
Peter Qpieblovinsal
Coed
Psd
Hinghes Wadeah
Jasxathon
No Withdrawal Possible From Loan Council Says NSW
A NSW study concludes the Loan Council cannot be withdrawn from by New South Wales even if Lang wins the October 25 election. The constitution ties public debt to council approval, making unilateral repudiation or borrowing by NSW unconstitutional and legally ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Lang
Evie
Auatralla
Lang Policy Speech Suppressed by Pullin in Paris
In Paris the speech by Mr Long on policy was reportedly interrupted as Pullin refused to engage. The interview reveals tensions over economic terms and wage proposals, with references to observed trends and conformity in policy discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Pullin
Wheat Crisis Sparks Global Watch In American Markets
A United Press summary describes a worldwide focus on the wheat situation as record production and heavy shipments depress Chicago prices. Russian growers reportedly held ships and the Canadian crop faces export likely limits, while U S authorities probe alleged Soviet market manipulation and policy moves loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Authoriies
Hyde
Argentine Wheat Draws British Interest In Trade Talks
Rumors of Britain considering purchases of Argentine wheat stir market talk. Analysts weigh potential effects on exporters, domestic prices, and the broader supply chain as officials assess delivery timelines and quality of the crop.
Prince Invited to Australia in Royal Tour Report
Paria correspondent of the Jalian Presse Association says the Prince of Wales attended a luncheon with the air ambassador in Mer. Scultin. It is understood the Prince would delay Australia until near the engagement date, with discussions noting possible travel near the event. The report mentions social visits and a private gathering, reflecting royal duties and Commonwealth connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E Paria
Jalian Presse Association
Saya
Prince of Wales
R William
Mer. Scultin
Sculli
Australia
Global Gold Supplies Reported By League Of Nations
The League of Nations finance department surveys world gold reserves and loan banks. It estimates total gold stocks around 22007000 000 with additional notes and regional holdings. The report warns of depletion risks and outlines production forecasts and policy implications for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MES Eval Wiorda
League of Nations
Banat
Asia
United States
Tragic Sea Loss Reported From Brittany Fishing Fleet
Disaster fears mount as a Brittany fishing fleet suffers heavy losses after a storm. Relatives anxiously await news at Cancanesa port while destroyers search for missing ships and crews. The incident endangers whale populations and raises questions about overall impact.
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Cancanesa
Cancancau
Shots Fired on Cooma Mail Near Queanbeyan
An escort on the Cooma Mail between Bungenders and Queanbeyan fired two shots early yesterday after allegedly seeing a figure at the van window. A strong box guarded on the train contained £400. the coach guarded the money and the train proceeded to the next stop. No one was reported hurt as guards remain tense and police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooma Mail
Bungenders
Queanbeyan
Boullin Rejects Message for Australia Sign
The brief reply from Mr Boullin states I shall not return empty handed in response to a request from an interviewer for a sign to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Shadow Misread by Escort Sparks Railway Inquiry
Sergeant Lang of Thingendorf and Detective Baxler of Goulboiin investigated after an escort witnessed a shadow through a window. They determined the pane shifted and the silhouette was his own shadow, not a person, prompting a thorough inquiry into the incident.
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Lang
Thingendorf
Baxler
Goulboiin
New Airliners for Australia Arrive in Western Australia
Three high winged all metal monoplanes destined for Western Australia will carry 12 passengers and freight. Promoted as fast, efficient, and cheap, the craft feature a new ventilating system with fixed windows reducing noise and improving comfort.
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Laxdon
Werdnesday
Vickers
Dted
Western Australia
Land of Pen
Federal Plans Rumour Of Intentions At Hand
The report outlines urgent moves in the federal cabinet to adjust salaries and trade policies. It notes debate over wage scales, unemployment, and inflation pressures, with discussions touching on Australia’s economic strain and government responses amid rising prices and industrial tensions.
Growers Seek Help From Prime Minister Amid Anxiety
A deputation from growers meets the Prime Minister to press for relief and stronger support as agricultural concerns intensify. Officials imply mixed responses while farmers warn of worsening conditions and potential actions.
Captain Matthews Arrives at Calcutta
Airman Captain Matthews arrived in Allahabad yesterday at 4.40 p.m. and departed for Calcutta at 2 a.m. He reached Calcutta on Wednesday after the stop in Allahabad.
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Matthews
Calcutta
Allahabad
JADE RELATIONS and Memory Exchange Sessions
A fragmented report describes a meeting involving Jade Relations and participants including Pranee Samy and Mirker Moloney. It notes a remand to a distant gym, mentions a figure M Merre Sinndan, and references tariff discussions and reciprocal considerations amid unclear events.
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PATUS
Tutalay
Mirker Moloney
M. Merre
Aniston
Varker Moloney
Hive
Canadian Premiere Entourage Heads to Imperial Conference
Reported departure of Canada’s Premier Bennett along with Guardian wheat executives and grain experts for the Imperial Conference. Mentioned is speculative talk of broader federation reforms and economic measures amid market moves in Chicago and large bomber trade figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wedinss Liy
Canada
Mr. Bennett
Guardian Wheat
Fragmented OCR Rumor Headlines a Weak Tie Near Meet
Fragmentary text mentions an event or meeting with sparse details. Names and places are unclear, but references to oats, wheat, and preparations imply agricultural or political notes. The garbled lines include scattered proper nouns and possible dates, suggesting a partial local news snippet.
Wheat use as food stance noted in Washington
A Tuesday report quotes Mr Teer as saying the wheat situation should be used for food. He argues farmers should help stabilize prices by prioritizing wheat for eating rather than export, aiming to calm the current excitement.
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Mr. Mathies
Dtonashin
Australia
Vinvin
Mr. Bugis
Hughes
Oakling
Sydney
Wade
Washington
Teer
The
Pitt Kiates
Muito
Mischievous Rumour Shakes Winnipeg Market
A cryptic Winnipeg market note reports a mysterious wind change and presumed government move. Grain prices were said to drop by three cents per bushel, while a grain exchange survey hinted at initial unsettled futures.
Steel Works Recruitment Pact Aims to Maintain 46 Jobs
Steel Co Ltd and Weal Ateatration Tron reach an agreement to secure continuous employment for 46 workers at long whitt. The arrangement promises ongoing work and stability for the local plant staff amid industry changes.
Empire Currency Proposal for Price Stability
The Manchester Association of Exporters and Importers argues that introducing Empire currency would stabilize prices across the Empire and ease exchange of imperial goods and services worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tussary
Manchester Association of Exporters and Importers
Stolen Romanian War Plan Shocks Government
Bucharest reports the loss of a Romanian army defensive plan amid fears of war with Russia or Hungary. The confidential document vanished three years ago and was found after a British newspaper began reporting its details. General Mircea, trusted custodian, is gravely ill and presumed nearing death.
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London
Tueseday
Bucharest
Daily Express
Rusrsaa
Hungary
Buyin
O of
Konnin
Carol
Mirena
Gold supply debate signals temporary dulling of gold demands
The report argues that rising costs and economic pressures curb monetary gold demand while acknowledging potential new gold discoveries. It notes that domestic currency support and a future international agreement could allow reduced gold cover without harming credit, and suggests reforms like cheque use to replace small bank notes.
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Africaun
Mt. Honkh
Poios
Summers Run
Totead Wee O
Vessel Lost in Lightning Struck off Eastern Coast
A New Newfoundland schooner Caran with passengers and two crew melted on Tuesday night after a lightning strike split the vessel near the eastern coast. Four survivors reached Cape Miers de Miquelay on Monday night aboard the schooner Virnanelle. All dead were from Newfoundland including Captain Joshua Matthews.
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Rydney
Nova Beatin
Tueaday
Caran
Hurein
Cape Miers de Miquelay
No dictatorship likely in Germany says Reichstag speaker
Berlin reports quote Tani Tapehe stating the Reichstag speaker doubts any coup d etat would be possible as advocates recognize that it cannot fundamentally alter Germanys policy amid severe economic crisis. The review notes dangers and risks of drastic change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Thesday
Tani Tapehe
Reichstag
Hitler to Face Treason Charge
Reported that Adolf Hitler, leader of the National Socialists, will shortly be tried for high treason in a Dutch or allied court setting. The article notes mounting charges and the anticipated legal proceedings against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEE
Tursday
Hitler
National Socialism
Overseas intelligence compilation rights note
Public notice states special arrangement with Reuters World Service and other sources for the overseas intelligence compilation in this issue, with rights reserved in Australia and New Zealand. The notice cites international sourcing and rights preservation in the publication.
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Reuter'a World Service
Australia
New Zealand
Peery Ee
German political stability touted by Hindenburg aide
A German aide to President Hindenburg declares there is no fear of a coup in Germany and that the authorities will adopt a moderating attitude. Securities have fallen sharply but show slight recovery in London as investors weigh the situation.
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Hines
As Facta
Hindenburg
Arwening
Germany
London
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