Juvenile arson case at factories shocks Sydney
The Sydney Daily Telegraph reports three boys aged 10 to 14 were charged before a magistrate for arson at the Sweets Factory in Mountain Street and a second factory in George Street. Details describe confessions, stolen purses, matches, and a torch purchase as fires spread, with magistrates reserving decision and noting concern for youth offenders.
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Sydney Daily Telegraph
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Hard Sweets Sea
Fr Sodarity
Sergeant Green
Consta Lavelle
Gobert
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Mountain Street
City
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George Street
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Labor in Municipal Politics Amid Contested City Affairs
Fragmented OCR reads describe public labor, a Darlinghurst League controversy, and debates over Labor leadership. References to Dr. Manni, North Queensland figures, and opposition blame highlight tense local politics and questions of legitimacy within the labor movement.
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Dallingharat Lal Labee
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Aflairs
Australia
Algermen
Darlinghurst Lotor League
Labor
Thia
Queensland
Manni
Mamnix
Parliaments Prolonged Session Stirred by Labor Vote
The text outlines a delaying tactic by Parliament urged to avoid meeting amid political maneuvering. It notes Labor aims to secure key Maranoa seats, while industrialists back the government and the public awaits the political maneuvering. The piece emphasizes last minute tactics and party considerations in a tense electoral climate.
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Partia- Smett
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Pease
Brisbane
Labor
Maranoa
Ima
Maranon
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