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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
1
A graphic tale reports a dramatic rescue as a crew recovers the Seun Sil Syoen from a disaster at Wilton site. The incident involved heavy fire and a long breach, with survivors evacuated and ongoing efforts to secure the wreck.
A damaged fragment notes a consultation on an Air Mail extension between Australia and Africa. It mentions government discussions, agreements, and wartime air routes. The text references weekly services and a figure of 1,032,842 air miles flown and 873 tons of goods, indicating transport volume.
A garbled report notes nine month terms and active roles in education tied to a murder case in Moscow. The fragment mentions teachers and victims but lacks clear details or names.
A government move targets hostile forces within the Cav army. Officials swear to root out subversive activity and secure public safety amid rising tensions. The measure aims to protect national stability and public order.
A Labour report from NSW notes higher wages and an increase in industrial activity last year. It cites 94,429 workers affected and a total value of goods and services nearing 795,350 pounds. The document highlights price, fuel, and sector changes amid broader economic dynamics.
An escaped prisoner in Sydney was shot dead by a constable after a pursuit that ended with a fatal encounter. The incident occurred near the Lithgow area where authorities say the suspect opened fire, prompting return fire and mortally wounding him at the scene.
Police pursue a statewide escapee reported missing in Sydney as authorities question leads and search areas. No confirmed sighting or details on the escapee's identity at this time.
A local discussion centers on why a key official did not vote in the arbitration question. The controversy touches on government responsibility and the seriousness of the process.
A chaotic incident aboard the Ventura ends with a knife drawn and Kellick stabbed in the back during a crew fight. Arran Singha faces Mal on a malicious injury charge at Lin Central Court. The court heard testimony from witnesses before adjourning the case.
In a late night briefing Mr Javit quotes Fahour and Af Che HFor, arguing arbitration remains valid but should be modified. He stresses adjusting direction of substitute methods and ongoing negotiations between employers and workers, with no final decision on forms of the settlement.
Fragmented report shows Sir Kitteton Gronn and Sir Linleton Gronmi urging adherence to adopted practices in Avetentia, with references to government unity and election planning. Mentions Speaker position, Mr Irewald Hint and Herbert road concerns amid party strategy.
A Marcon Telegraph and Telephone Company official discussed with Amalgamated Wirelens of Antu... a connection using both wire lines to access the British Post Office short wave channel between England and Australia. Stations are used at Sydney and Indianork.
The Minister for Mines and Porente Mr Weaver delivered a forceful outburst on industrial causes today. He warned of a severe decline in employment and living standards as industrial competition shrank the market by 10 percent and driven prices higher, leaving the community poorer.
The Humber Car Company executive I Cole spoke at Coventry Workmen on a shift to new markets. He predicted growth as the firm eyes Australia and Britain with a modern range and substantial price potential despite past decline. The report notes projected speeds around 7 miles per hour and a preliminary figure of £770.
The region recorded its strongest quake in living memory on Wednesday night, toppling buildings and walls across Maui’s western areas as residents faced extensive damage and fear.
London reports Prime Minister of Australia confronting mounting inflation and wartime price pressures as she meets with international officials. Observers note domestic budgets and trade policy will influence support for government measures amid global economic strain.
A muddled report states Mr C McDonald asked if miners will agree to Mr Ragin's terms to reopen the northern mines on Monday. Supplies are diminishing as workers hope for a restart. The scene hints at tense negotiations amid heat and unrest.
Fragmentary notes from Span. pOCKET suggest salvage plans for Colomo, Wotnemtay. investors eye divers and equipment, but no clear data. Forecasts hint at improving weather possibly delaying operations as Hercules and other vessels brace for Teflon winds and heavy seas.
Mary Kawdor sues Frederick Dale of Melbourne for 6000 pounds claiming a broken engagement after they met in San Francisco in 1924. She says she married elsewhere and that Dale concealed his marriage before promising marriage next year. Dale allegedly sent a wedding flow and many visits followed despite her illness and travel. The case adjourned to tomorrow.
An unclear notice indicates Sir John Butters Avdney will join Huttera as chairman of a visitor venture and electric company. The text also references a likely governance change and a relocation of duties set for Wednesday.
A newly issued decree establishes a seven day work cycle with continuous operations. Workers will see a five day week with one rest day and holidays reduced, affecting Sunday schedules and productivity expectations.
Fragmentary report describes a bronze statue theft linked to a purchase worth 90 in local currency. Names and places are garbled, but authorities mention a suspect, a motor mechanic, and a remand in connection with the case.
In a late lineup change, George Hoftrom substitutes for Heeney in New York as Woltzstas prepares for tomorrow’s tilt with Henrvy. Hoftrom’s move aims to balance the backcourt as the team seeks a win.
A fragmentary report notes a Sydney reader's view on English business men, labeling them conservative and lacking in initiative. It mentions Surainald Tinten and Bodey as figures, with critique of their impact on the country and current affairs.
The incident reports two deaths during the voyage aboard Oronsay due to pneumonia. The ship's surgeon treated several passengers with infections as the vessel neared its destination. one man and a sailor died, while others remained in serious condition.
A groom from an Egyptian family, recently wed to an English girl in brief nuptials, jumped overboard during rough seas while traveling from Tort Rat to Sydney. He disappeared after the incident, leaving authorities and family seeking him as a wealthy Egyptian party awaits news.
Samuel Browne aged 36 was crushed while repairing a wall on Wynyard Street in Mitwell. The wet descent caused severe injuries to his flank and upper body, leaving witnesses shocked by the extent of the damage. Browne died shortly after the accident.
In Anton on Wednesday workers at the Riverwateron and Steel Works, numbering between 400 and 600, lose weekly earnings as steel prices fall, causing layoffs and financial strain for families dependent on the plant.
Report of widespread picketing planned for Thursday near the theater as authorities warn of disruption. Police and organizers clash over permissions while bystanders fear violence and property damage amid tense preparations and a mayoral rush to calm nerves.
Aviators Twainer and Poureau left Le Bourget aiming a Paris Rome Brazil long distance monoplane run. The craft features 604 horsepower Minpandefiinon engine as they head toward Mozambique with the goal of setting a record.
Market observers note renewed volatility as speculation woes ease slightly. Stocks show uneven gains with some issues rising while others fall, marking tentative partial recovery after a sharp drop across exchanges.
Fragmentary report discusses defence of London and Kaiser’s stance toward King George V. Mentions threats, air raid conditions, and the need for vigilance across districts while referencing maritime and strategic concerns tied to British leadership.
The piece describes tensions around gold sales by the Bank of England and the impact on major firms such as the Glauwerter Corporation and others. It notes declines in certain markets and widespread anxiety among investors, with references to financial maneuvers and contractual defaults affecting several entities.
A London notice outlines a new wireless control scheme under the Imperial and Empire authority. The plan involves a central commission coordinating post and international communications practices across the empire.
Report says Fielden named London pilot for the royal aircraft force. RAF members under review for heroism and potential medals. The Crown plans a ceremonial flight with a new meteorological mechanism and a motor machine by Mellden. The Prince may fly if awards are granted.
Fragmentary OCR mentions George Wilkins and Genie Wilkins in preparing parts for an Antarctic mission. Names Parker Cramer Autorm and Cruyille appear but details are garbled. Northern Spain video reference and Inception Inlund are unreadable.
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