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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Archbishop Mannix and a Chicago Sunday item with garbled phrases about Teeland and Terranew MePwoony. Readable parts show a religious figure topic and scattered names. No coherent event or dates emerge from the damaged text.
Fragmented report from London notes a high level assembly discussing equal rights and immigration ease amid political tension. Key figures include Balfour and Haelia with cautious optimism from Minghea, while Che Deng’s stance and other leaders shape the conference’s contentious direction.
Unclear reporting notes a downturn in London unemployment figures linked to a recent industrial strike. The fragment mentions registered unemployed individuals and a broader province impact, attributing changes to a revival in industry following settlement arrangements.
In New York a relay race event featured teams including Missus Hovin and Wainreright competing in a 200 yard dash format. The meet highlighted sprint performance and new records as entrants showcased speed and teamwork.
A garbled report from Glasgow covers a cricket encounter with numerous names blurred. The piece references players McDonald Macneony Carter Pel and others, with odd phrases and misprints obscuring teams, venues, and outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text presents scattered names, places, prices, and dates. Key entities include London, Douglas Street, and various incomplete person and organization references. The piece lacks coherent narrative or actionable facts.
Fragmentary notes recount a Mt Morgan gathering where members debated a proposal to salvage a site. The discussion featured applause and a vote, with attendees expressing confidence in the plan amid unclear details and terms.
London reports show the alliance fraying as domestic politics strain the government. Opposition factions press for independence from Asia and, amid disputes, Prime Minister faces pressure over treaty renewal and potential concessions to Huuth Adria.
Fragmentary report notes strikes in Germany affecting Berlin areas. Poorly legible text mentions wage issues and unrest among workers, with references to medical and civil services disrupted. Details are unclear but indicate broad industrial activity and potential safety concerns.
A fragmented report from Sydney outlines a theatrical dispute involving directors and managers at the Harry Richards Theological Theater. The convoluted text notes conflict over control, duties, and compensation between parties, with hints of legal proceedings and service arrangements.
Fragmented text mentions war criminals, political rhetoric, and potential trials. References to officials, tribunals, and public accusations surface amid unclear dates and places. The article signals a broad focus on postwar accountability and legal actions against alleged perpetrators.
Race results show multiple 1st place finishes with long odds and varied dividends. Notable winners include Lady Pryrexin and Cow Syrure ty Handare, each securing by lengths over rivals. time records and dividends listed for divisions and betting pools with prominent names like VOUNTI DTVISTON and BALmai.
Race card notes show VEO and Royal Comedy among top finishers with close margins and long odds. Hurdles and steeple chase featured Mountain God and Mountute God in strong showings, with several horses listed as contenders and varying betting odds. The July Handicap and other races concluded with multiple notable placements and time details.
At Moorfield yesterday the program featured hurdle races led by Lort Prine and Grand Footy. In the Maiden Two Year Old Span Handicap Lilybelipet, Tamminuog 3 and Oreydom Leede led a broad field with fast early fractions and a late finish tight between second and third. Dividends listed for each division.
Fragmented race report details splits and odds from a Carlisle meeting. Mentions Morefield Handicap results with Granapark and October Belle, plus Carlton Mile with Blackevitel and Broom among others. Wagering figures and placings are inconsistently recorded, typical of an OCR sports brief.
In Brisbane at the Arishone stadium Archie Bradley defeats Eugene Voleitg in a grueling match. Bradley delivered a steady barrage of punches, landing repeatedly and opening up a decisive lead as the bout wore on. Voleitg fought hard but Bradley’s steady work and variety carried him to victory.
At the Sydney stadium Prank Thiers knocked out Tommy Uren in the 19th round to win the Australian middleweight title. The referee overturned an apparent decision, and Uren protested the ruling while the crowd questioned the outcome.
In Melbourne on Sunday Timmy Bemmens aged 8.5 defeated Jarky McParlong aged 4.5 in the fifth round amid police viaplag controversy at the Hight Stradlin event.
In the Wide Bay pennant bowling competition Bandaberg and Grapie bowler from Maryborough won on Saturday. Ro daberg triumphed by 28 pins. Other results include Gympie defeating Bundaberg 37 to 13 and Bundaberg beating Orifiths, Elworthy, Rawson and Glasgow 24 to 1.
A dramatic romance features Mag Murray in The ABC of Love. A melodrama set in a rural town with romantic entanglements and a city twist.
Candidates opposing the municipal council will address Labour meetings tonight. Ward No 1 gathers at the corner of Toowhurra and Woongarra streets, Ward No 2 at Burrum and Beotea streets, Went Hunlahere. Mayor candidate Mr TG Armfield opposes at the Ratheny Hotel North Bundaberg.
A damaged letter page fragment argues a mistaken policy about rheamatism and police relief via Chamber lions and Tain Pet. The text is garbled but urges readers to read promptly for items of interest and to contact the editor.
A large crowd attended the Youllas sale where over 70 horses were sold. Top price went to Brondeword at 70 guineas, with Amanne bright and Dignity among notable bids. The sale featured varied prices and a generally dull competition, while unrelated notes mention health remedies and a broad geopolitical column.
A London Telegraph correspondent reviews American crime and punishment, arguing violence rates differ by population. The piece cites Haymond Voedick and compares Chicago New York London and other cities, noting murders burglaries and robberies, with focus on police and social factors and immigrant populations influencing crime rates.
A scrambled OCR note describes a heavy Brisbane district produce market at Boma Street on a Thursday. Supplies across vegetables and staples show limited quantities for top prices, with carrots, lucerne chaff, turnips, potatoes and wheat priced unevenly. Several grain and stock items move slowly amid overall weaker tendencies.
An OCR fragment discusses how the liver and nerves relate to sleep and advises trying Chamberlain's Dal vet to improve hearing and sleep. The text is garbled with advertising cadence and incomplete phrases, making exact details and attribution unclear.
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