Wilful damage to glass door at Kingston shop
Charges of wilful damage allege a glass door panel was broken at Finan store in Kingston. Four laborers and a roechanter face days in jail for assaulting Leo Constantin and for involvement in the incident. Police report varied statements as to how the door was damaged and by whom, with witnesses recounting blows and a broom handle used during the confrontation. defendant required hospital care for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finan
A Roechanter
Patrick
Aac
Thomas Charles Bryant
Quesabeyan
Roward Artur Pitsyerads
Leourer
Kek Eta
R. Kitlop
Leo Ganntatin
Leo Constantin
Sxalnat
Andari
Ridshman
al Blan
Mofeat
Bryant
Fitzgerald
Gasman
Ahi
Tem
Fitegerald
Reed
Gonstaftine
Garsmart
Poulos
Flanagan
Pimmantini
Minister Enters Hospital After Sudden Illness
SYDNEY Monday reports say the States Union for Lands official Mr Shranan was admitted to Lewisham Hospital this afternoon after a sudden illness linked to strenuous election activity. The minister’s condition is described as serious and a long period of rest was advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Chiang Avoided Capture and Court Rulings Reported
The report notes Chiang Kai-shek avoided capture after a Monday event. The High Court orders a two day emmisioysis (typo) of a case involving a pinas assault on a customer harming a barmaid, Opal Ruby Pearl Barlow. Chief Justice Joan Lather states servants acted under authority and that misdeeds were noted in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Byoney
Waterford
Opal Ruby Pearl Barlow
Nistiee
Air Joan Lather
Faervants
Accommodation shortage at Canberra High School discussed
About seven hundred parents and students attended the Canberra High School function at Albury Mall where prizes were presented. Vice-Chancellor for the Australian National University urged students to strive for national service and Canberra’s growth, noting current classroom limits and the need for new accommodation to avoid restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandelpale
Ahoriaen
Nastier
Canberre High School
FB. Jones
Priser
Pramb
Tan
Bela Place
Australia
Thia
Fe Lolet
Canberra
Moorosme
Nsw
Studiente
Jane S
Fruccene
Yaar Ewan
Sgt Lomantel
Janee
J Anewe
Hemi
Griffth High
Molt
Dushie
Dix
Reneeh
Helen
J. White
Mawards
T Phompson
Teer
Kari Key
Proficiency
Jamop. Das
Armidale Wool Competition Notes and Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text references wool and Armidale with mentions of competition and a United Continent theme. Key entities are unclear due to garbled words. no clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale
Toley
Waa Wan
Rage
Continent
Tate Aed
Ammiraion
World reaction to elections in Australia
London reports describe mixed global responses to Australia’s elections. Observers note voters rejected the Liberal Country party coalition while praising some reforms, with commentary from New Delhi and international press urging restraint amid regional tensions and price relief wheat plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
London
Maly
Pa ‘World
Nila
Pir Tan
New Delhi
Tie Farmer Maen
Australis
Gir Raghunate Pareniypa
Ian
India
Bindy
Austral Heald
Tallady
Olof Marsiam
Nesala
Inea
Fiest
Hritlah Labour Party
Parkes furtive store manager charged with soliciting
In a terse, misreadable item a Parkes businessman faced a charge of soliciting after being arrested. The fragment mentions a manager and a separate scheme, with unclear details and damaged OCR text. The readable parts indicate an arrest and alleged solicitation, but specifics are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes Furnitive Atore
Rising Prices Predicted For Fine Wools In 1900
Melbourne report from Wool Bureau indicates firm yet improving prices for fine wools as world demand expands. F M Ackerman predicts a price reduction in wealthy fabric during 1900 due to supply constraints and growing apparel needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Fins Woods
Wyity
F. M. Ackermaan
Wool
Nile
Auabrall
Ackerman
Fabrica
Fabrica During 1900. Tacreaalt
Toe United Mates
Rueton
Conductors Superior To Conductresses In Melbourne
A Melbourne Arbitration Court heard that male tram conductors were generally better, with fewer fatigue issues, and that the presence of female conductresses did not disturb the conductors. The board noted a greater degree of fatigue among conductors toward day’s end and cited diet and effort as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Moncey
Tramways Board
Bette
Gvice
Sonst Jr
Polio Epidemic Strikes Wagga and Surrounding Districts
Readable hospital reports document ongoing polio activity in the Wagga area and southern districts. Officials note several new cases and a rising risk, with precautions enforced at Wagga Wagga Hospital and nearby centers. A seven year old child dies from paralytic polio in the Bingleton district as health authorities warn of continued transmission and urge hygiene and vaccination efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Wallace
Thio
Wailoos
Waren
HRCA
Wagan Bam Hospital
Department of Health
Mr Johnson
Waren Neowe
Perewin
Avon
Bern
Bingletow Cartle
Burley
Glandontrock
Iax
Woapite
Singleton Do
Bingleton
Unclear OCR item from court incident at restaurant
Fragmentary report lists individuals and penalties tied to an incident at a restaurant. Names and details are garbled, but references a court appearance and potential fines around 100 pounds. No clear dates or places are recoverable from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sony, Stoming
Tena
Eno
Weraina
Jaina Tredveld
Euler
Ail Adare
Om ‘Gelobre
Mormart
Port a, aonaay and treason trial in Bulgaria
In a Bulgarian treason trial, Porta and others accused of plot to trade with the West at Palas Kontov's expense faced testimony. A witness described West and Fay Stetanay, farmer Win Anne Miniatte, and others in court as the case unfolded with jurors and peasants listening as the proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porta
Aonaay
Bea
Bulgaria
Formar
Pralena Oatov
Palas Kontov
Fay Stetanay
Winanne Miniatte
Willie
Enon
Werkirs' Chil oe Sees ease ts jeer Ha nursing ay te the eat ting mock
The fragmentary text mentions welfare and care themes, suggesting a note on health or nursing. Specific names or details are unreadable, but the piece appears to reflect public welfare or hospital concerns within a community.
Melbourne wage case raises rail workers penalties
Melbourne reports a wage case with higher penalties for rail workers and a new rate set for the next pay period. The commission marks increases from 4d to 4s in a move affecting workers in South Australia and Tasmania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Uns
Galvin
South Viet Australia
Thimania
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Pial Waite Bron
5.I.C
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Civic Centre
Lysaghts
Manewire
Kamminwai Hy
Merchiuita
Wlacht Brothers & Company Pty, Limite
Madame
Louis BY
Re, Koly Aura
Mis Ally
Rou Ea Tune
Chiang
Kaishek
Aly
Chiang Feom
Nevins
BAE
Dixie Town
Wagga
Amd
Imeretha
IV Truster
Sotmanont Tauetin CO Be
Howard Cur” Rotary
Allenbe
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Crocs
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