Protect borrowers from usury act debated in parliament
A late parliament debate centers on capping maximum moneylender interest, limiting unjust charges, and empowering courts to regulate loans. The Money Lenders Act of 1888 is cited, with Garret and other figures urging urgent amendments to shield borrowers while balancing lender rights and court procedures.
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Tb Mad
Pesliament
Yovlerdey de Geraremant
Atorney
J. Muffen
Hieath
Eames
Twhuee
Balanor Tuilend
Cammrn
Uist
Garret
Ax Apoll
Greer
Agani
A.W. Pedder
Sydney claims verdict in 3000 case amid trial delays
The report outlines a high stakes verdict linked to Toney and Fealiish Chicks, with jurors seated to decide a contentious matter involving Minton party members and a seven member panel. Detention and court pleas frame the proceedings as the jury prepared and returned with a pivotal outcome.
Struck by a Tram in Brive nee va town at 5 o'clock trial
Report of a tram strike incident near Anseriey where a man named Memprial died after being struck while near Mimteardian Pahlle Memorial. The event occurred at five o'clock tonight and involves a investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anseriey
Rise in Butter and London Price Higher
The report notes a rise in butter prices and higher London market figures. It references gold price movements and global dairy trends, indicating weaker Australian dairy profits amid competitive imports. The text compares Victorian dairy outputs with Australian and domestic production, signaling shifts in consumption.
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London
NNM
Saar
Dalry
Don
Eptember
Tocey
Navy's Latest Cunraian Cabhe and Trade Routes
The report from London in September hints at naval and submarine activity affecting trade routes. It notes risky operations near port, with ships and crews involved in protective measures and possible detections by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunraian Cabhe Werriee
London
Eptemier & A
Rr Pier
Berm Roveninds
Omatt Smacmry
Itec Int
Snd
Aloo Vubmariner
Toma Port
Hema
Soviet Officials Killed In Plane Crash Report
Fragmentary wartime note reports an aircraft crash involving Soviet civil and military figures. Vague lines mention officials killed and ongoing evasive updates, with unclear locations and dates. The fragment hints at casualties but lacks concrete names or places.
Buy Clothes Prices Rise Warns Publisher
Fragmentary newspaper item notes advice to buy clothing now as prices are expected to increase. The readable text hints at a market mood and wool price references without clear dates or entities.
German political dissent over independence in war era
A fragment notes German political peers resisting pressure from the central government. It describes colleagues who refuse to surrender independence, urging a return to colorless press and loyalty to state authority amid wartime pressures. The text hints at a national debate on autonomy and governance under German leadership.
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Joe
Sete
Germany
Gold In Territory Sparks Mining Interest At Creek Field
In Adelaide September reports describe a rush of activity around the Tenant’s Creek field as gold prospects draw attention. Aline and Spine hats are mentioned among items tied to the venture while general feed and ore talks circulate amid uncertain conditions.
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Adelaide
Aline
Disclosure of Evidence Resented at City Health Inquiry
Witnesses at the inquiry claimed evidence would be treated as confidential though the Commissioner for Public Health noted it might be made public. Officers of Brisbane City Council were asked to explain disclosures and the issue of responsibility for health administration was discussed amid calls for a full time medical officer of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner For Public Health
J. Coffey
Brisbane
Officara Yagard
Corneils
Laney
Yantarday
Exlth
A. Franer
Iquiry
Triconi
Fenneman Uly
Caftoy
Paull Yealeiday
Heanton
Witneases
Tbe
Wide Powers Granted for Agricultural and Water Remedies
The text describes broad authority granted to remove or restrict assets and act against polluters under a state act. It mentions the governor, a parliamentary member, and provisions for property premises, insuring compliance, and penalties for polluting water and harming stock. Identification marks appear at end.
Freight Crash Kills 23 in New York City Area
A derailment near Dixhampton, New York, left 23 dead and 23 injured as a freight train collided with a passenger car on the Chicago to New York route. The wreck tore apart a wooden car and toppled others, shocking bystanders and prompting rescue efforts. Police and railway officials investigated the scene, and witnesses described mangled bodies and a scene of destruction as emergency responders worked through the night.
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Dixghampton
New Yorks
Wong
Paneer Coedts
Erin Malleerele
Chicago
Kaw York
al van Nepal
Tha Bros
Saul
Sud
Building for Petrie Bight White Rose Tender Call
A proposed project at Petrie Bight calls for tendering a home style complex with a modern access system and ground floor facilities. Key figures include Richard Gales and D. Alge seeking tender participation for design and construction.
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Tellars
Shane
Thas
Sareya
Dhs
Tae Elub
Ting Moate
Tee
Tee Ye
Techistenl
Steve Ar
Atesers
Richard Gales
D.alge
Nastenieg
Japan Territory Offer Sparks Debate On Race Policy
Reports discuss a parliamentary debate over offering the Northern Territory to Japan as a solution to immigration pressures. Clerics and officials debate the feasibility and morality of the proposal while critics warn it could undermine homelands policy.
WAR ROMANCE SOLDIER AND NURSE TALE OF VALOR
A brief note on a soldier and a nurse connected by war romance. The man earned decorations in the Great War for his service while the tale highlights their bond and sacrifice.
Stormy Scene at Church Synod Shocks Parishioners
Disjointed OCR fragment details a stormy scene at a church synod with unclear names and local concerns. The readable bits reference arrears and possible disruptions affecting parish operations during the meeting.
Wireless fee in Canberra sparks unclear charge tale
A fragment from Canberra discusses an ambiguous wireless fee and an Amalgamated Wire concern. The note mentions about £10 collected as a cover charge and references a club event or benefit, with garbled details on the timing and responsibility.
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Canberra
Sapleribar
Wirelew
Alubbahig
Adeen
Dermis Seana
Freight Adds 50 Percent to Fruit Cost in West
Discussion on railway freight raises fruit prices for women and children in western districts. Officials debate freight reduction and government aid while noting supplies and distribution networks. Mr Powell Beith and others visit local offices to assess shipments and costs, with figures showing bag costs from 166 to 40 ears per crate and wide freight impact.
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Weber
Wallan
Txatel
Romisal Amoun
Powell Beith
Ieee
Mall
Adare
Bantal
Maurin
Tevtona
Disease in Children Report From Quemaland Districts
Travelled western Quemaland region reports show children with diaiguration and various growths linked to malnutrition and diet. Dr La of the Education Department notes frequent trachoma and related eye conditions among west children, urging further diet studies and medical attention at the Wilson Ophthalmic School.
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Quemaland
Ciiedy
Las Yenlun
Ford Plant Bomb Attempt Reported Amid Unrest
Fragments describe an attempted bombing at a Ford plant with workers and unions suspected in the unrest. An official inquiry is mentioned, with references to a fire or blast, the plant superintendent, and circulated circulars about wage talks and union support.
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Ford Plant
Julig
Ste
Wocke
Soseph
Damatten
Ena
Ford
Federation of Fabour
Widieares
Unita
52 Years in Post
Monticello editor notes a long tenure as a local paper marks a milestone. The piece reflects on dedication and community service, highlighting past achievements and the role of journalism in the town's history.
Pilgrims in Rome Hear Papal Reminders
In Rome on September 4 pilgrims hear papal remarks dated August 30. The message reflects on devotion, time, and health as reminders throughout the year. The text notes the pope addressing wanderers and spiritual duties during the holy season.
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Rome
Stolen Cars Bribery Allegations Across Melbourne
Disjointed notes describe alleged car thefts and bribery links in Melbourne. Fragmentary references mention policy officers and a secretary, signaling a broader investigation into corruption and stolen vehicle activity.
Betting Evil Seek Federal Aid
Fragments suggest a plea for federal assistance against gambling harms. The unreadable text hints at policy action, seeking national support, with no clear names, dates, or locations readable in the snippet.
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Toney
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Smnet
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Beard
Mutt
Wal Be
Willams Butler
The
Plaints
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Svereio
South Brisbane
J. McLeod
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City Council
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America
Petrie Bight
Japan
mSead
Australia
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Church Synod
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Monticello
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Malte
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MR. Hanlon
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