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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
6
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A garbled OCR fragment references a letter from Daudet and an editorial signed by someone denouncing it. It hints at disciplinary actions, possible releases, and inquiries by authorities, with mentions of Paris and a person named M. Danden. Details are obscured, but the piece suggests confusion over a confidential judgment and a public response.
A lengthy, garbled report from Port Melbourne touches on court actions, umpire discussions for football, water and sewerage rate notices, and local market prices. Names such as Ian More and A H Lanedon appear among sparse references to committees, officials, and a Jubilee publication. The piece also notes race etiquette, school history, and tender awards.
Geelong council debated Eastern Beach and Barwon River improvements at yesterday’s meeting. Discussions covered riverbank works, retaining walls, beach upgrades, unemployment relief via state grants, and cooperation with Harbor Trusts and the Lands and Survey Department.
Geelong council considers an emergency hospital to cope with a potential outbreak of amali por qi plague. A proposal by Dr Cole seeks state and municipal funding to treat about ten patients, with debate about referral to the Municipal Conference and broader regional implications in Melbourne.
The jury in Criminal Court under Mr Justice Lowe acquitted Kenneth Euialds in an alcohol related trial linked to the Essendon footballer and racehorse owner Thurgood. The incident involved a Paige car collision at Kogyong and Toor Roads on May 8, with Cad Mavtar driving and Thurgood reported missing his wife and daughter.
Geelong City Council met with engineer Mr J H Meakin of Melbortray Electric Supply Co to discuss delays in extending tram and power authority. Council warned of ongoing hold ups affecting tramway services and questioned parliamentary delays and costs, with motions guiding further action and potential funding implications.
The State Cabinet, meeting in Melbourne, announced the abolition of four junior technical schools. The measure aims to boost practical education by guiding entrants toward employment through employer organizations. Scholarships will be provided to award holders entering technical courses and pursue further opportunities.
At today’s meeting the state created five new magistrates for western districts including Altiah Wright Lockwood of Natomuk and Henry Willan arape of Kesendon North with Haugh Alersiur Menhger Preston West Henry Keabrook Malvern and Joseph Cantwell of Dindre afreot Weer Mel Masurme named for the Central basin district
In Melbourne a jury hears evidence in a conspiracy to forge Commonwealth notes case. Witnesses describe meetings and planned acts to forge notes, with accused and associates facing charges of conspiracy and attempted forgery. Proceedings continue with further cross examination scheduled for tomorrow.
Report from Melbourne last week alleged New Guinea administration hid details of natives jailed for crime who escaped Bahar transfer. Minister officials sought confirmation as five days passed before a reply confirmed the escape occurred between 3 and A warder shift. No word on recapture and visiting Justices note ongoing concerns.
A vintage advertisement touts Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a promising remedy for coughs and colds, claiming fast relief and a favorable taste. The copy emphasizes natural ingredients and the product’s refreshing peppermint flavor as preventive and curative.
A Portarsington resident files a petition protesting the Harbor Trust’s sealment and actions. The document details discontent, references a preliminary hearing, and calls for state review and ministerial intervention to resolve claims regarding trust management and compensation.
The Minster for Migration said the national census shows a limited migration from the State to London. He noted only eight sections and their families moved, with meagre results. the work of Mr Wratt was recalled following a recommendation from senior officials.
The Geelong City Council mourns Mrs Anderson and extends sympathy to her family. Dr W A Thear attends the council meeting, praising recovery and presenting financial statements from the Fingnes Committee. H Wrett of Ferguson Motor Co transfers to Fingas. the Director of Agriculture Dr Cameron leaves Melbourne for an Imperial conference aboard the Orvieto.
Fragmented OCR reads as a report of a fire aboard the Renown with crew and passengers reacting. Mentions of authorities and responders, maritime setting, unclear names, and scattered actions suggest a dramatic vessel incident with investigation and cautions.
An offer of 30,000 pounds was made to a player named Miss Nutball in a bid for a world tennis championship. The proposal involved prominent figures and competing nations, with discussions about arranging professional terms and international participation.
Tilden defeats Brugnon in four sets to advance to the Wimbledon semi finals. The match featured rapid exchanges and a lengthy delay, with Tilden taking an early lead in the first set and pressing through the third and fourth sets to seal victory.
Fragmented report notes Conservative backbenchers and Whips clash over Lords reform in the House of Commons. The piece hints at a desire for a joint committee to decide the course, and questions the speaker's role as the debate focuses on the future of Lords.
The report states a man named Dadrry Vincent Mussel died by his own action at sea near London. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a deliberate act linked to a financial motive or “money on the press” scenario. The notice mentions Australia and Canada connections and notes authorities are investigating the incident.
Fragmentary report notes a Melbourne charities board incident involving a leader and a protective action tied to a civic building. The text is garbled with OCR errors, but suggests governance concerns and a potential safeguarding event. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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