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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
2
This item outlines a local note featuring Calemma for Wetorer and the Ean bie Conn amid a Beal ainiaide 15. The readable fragments reference Suutune Freund and a public event or notice in a dated context without full clarity on the exact action or location.
The article discusses a government crisis with resignations and the demand for an absolute majority before a declaration. It covers opposition absence, party discipline, and the stance of McGowen and Fisher on immediate actions, leadership, and measures to guide the country through the political turmoil.
A scrambled account covers court appearances, hospital matters, and political moves. It mentions Mr Bland and Mr Fletcher in a probation request, a hospital stay of nine weeks for an unnamed figure, and references to legal and royal authorities. The text also touches on taxation, public notices, and a ministerial statement about policy and finances.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions budget topics and local figures. Key names and actions are unclear due to garbled words. The item hints at budget discussion and public reaction without concrete dates, places, or outcomes.
A garbled note discusses an upcoming election with mentions of a general election date, party lines, and tax policy. It references the Thawies Valley area, machines in use, and debates over federal land tax, labor support, and party leadership. Names and clear facts are partially unreadable.
Voter turnout and results described for the local polling day near Cobargo with detailed tallies at multiple booths. The narrative highlights candidate sentiments, worker involvement, and the post election scene including celebrations and gratitude to workers and supporters. It notes the Liberal and Labor contest with a Labor-leaning majority, and mentions figures like Wood and Wolsey in the context of the community race.
Proceedings describe Walter Davin charged with attempted harm during a farm dispute. Witnesses, including John Rankin and others, testified about July events, intoxication, and attempted discharge of a firearm. The court heard from several jurors and residents as the case proceeded.
A late telegram from Melbourne reports William Edward charged with Joby Kirby murder at Morne Tan. Cape declares Peter Bawl jog reformed within a week. The Commonwealth Government vows harmony with Mc Gowen Ministry as election tensions rise. forgery and irregularities disturb officials amid unrest in Victoria and Queensland.
Fragmentary OCR records a 19th century trial with mentions of a cartridge in a difle and four in the magazine. Emily Knox testified about alleged threats and a letter, while Constable trench provided corroboration. The jury returned a verdict of guilty with a two to twelve months hard labor sentence.
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