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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references a Commonwealth loan and state context with unclear figures and names. Readable parts mention a loan and state elements but lack concrete details, entities, or dates to form a complete, source-grounded item.
At Woodstock Police Court on Tuesday Vane, a blacksmith, claimed wages under the award for work at the slaughteryard and shop, alleging non payment of £1 19s 1d for six weeks’ work from April to May. Croucher, running the Woodstock butchery, denied wrongdoing and employed him for six weeks.
In Cowra during the week, a series of breakings involved thefts from premises with misread names. The article notes disturbances around the grounds and mentions several suspects, including a Mrs W and Miromhold, BM, with a focus on the public crowds and local interest in the case.
A disjointed OCR fragment outlines a theft inquiry and court actions. It references a Vane case, a robbery at Wright Tinatan's, and police testimony about store keys, inventory, and alleged stolen goods. The narrative includes witness statements, confessions, and an eventual commitment for trial in October with bail terms noted.
In Cowra on May 29, constable Garrad noted Boseau win and Lewn entering 18 Hannan Street to steal money, two boxes, 40 cigarette packets, and four bottles. Audrey gave a statement and the case raises questions of false representation by a solicitor, with Burke alleging theatre of crime and possible coercion in obtaining statements.
The document presents a partially legible transcript of a court hearing describing witness questions and responses. It references individuals such as Mr Lockrin, Constable Caldwoll, Sergeant Burke, Gaudrey, and Clai ndrey, with mentions of rooms, drawers, tobacco items, and an edited date in May related to an investigation.
The sketchy report notes a shop case involving a saleswoman and a man named Maes Ling and mentions missing items including cigars and e laurel cigarettes. It records a court hearing where defendants were remanded to the Crown Court with a bail amount set.
A garbled 19th century crime item notes a third charge against Bozeat alleging a May 2 break in and theft of assorted items including packets of cigarettes and blades. The text is heavily jumbled with misread names and dates, but implies a court or official action.
A disrupted Baltimore era report blends notes on a local business college and a tensegrain of global worries. It mentions rainfall, economic fears, and calls for regulatory action amid rising unrest. The piece references reforms, shortages, and proposed government intervention.
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