Fragmentary OCR Text Reflects No Clear News Item
The readable fragments show names and scattered words without a coherent event, date, or group. No identifiable person or organization forms a complete news item.
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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 24, 1920
Page
5
The readable fragments show names and scattered words without a coherent event, date, or group. No identifiable person or organization forms a complete news item.
A serious motor collision near the Ten Terpirl d aftermath injured multiple people and caused a large vehicle to be wrecked. Harry Stewart and others assisted at the scene while ambulance services arranged transport to hospital. Police investigated the crash as witnesses described the tangled roadside chaos and damaged vehicles.
A suspect, Abe Armitanle Moure Cow, faces charges in a case tied to Veulee Mapony and the Mall Wayh commission office. Evidence includes aprons and other items found at Arimidale, with witnesses describing thefts and the involvement of staff at the Railway Refreshment Rooms. The accused claimed ignorance, while officials noted aprons had been produced and used, implicating others in the hallways and storage areas.
A long telegraphic collage mentions public figures like Oliver Busty and Duke and discusses topics from appreciation to farming and wheat, with references to offices, legal vacancies, and local governance. The garbled text lists names, dates, places, and events, including mentions of war, police barrages, and public notices.
The fragment lists individuals including Silla Thome F, Piodingtom Grovas W, and Artie Roging in a brief notes item. Names appear with unclear roles or context, indicating a clipped record from a larger roster or report without full details.
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