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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary obituary text referencing multiple individuals and details of death, family relations, and funeral notices. The readable portions mention names, ages, and places in a garbled OCR segment, with scattered biographical and notice-like phrases.
A late afternoon weather update notes sultry air and stray showers. Coastal winds rise as showers approach, with smoky haze and humid conditions expected inland.
The report details an alleged fraud involving a financier and tax consultant linked to Nyngan and Munase. The accused, described as a wealthier grazer, stands accused of arranging a scheme tied to dubious distributions. Names and places reflect OCR errors but indicate a legal action and potential restitution.
An incoherent OCR fragment from a Sydney scene mentions a rower and a Workers' Union engagement. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at labor activity and a public disturbance near Largs Bay with unclear participants.
A thief broke into a premises in Orange and stole valuable items including Wholand Tapes valued at about 100. Officials describe the incident as a costly burglary and are investigating leads.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe heavy rainfall in Torun with the heaviest report at 07 points. Several garbled terms and names appear, hindering precise event details and locations.
A terse notice reports Arthur Cocks will depart London town soon. Details on timing are unclear amid fragmented text.
A historical notice reports pending railway control changes at Goulburn with no definite announcement. It mentions acting superintendents and district supervision, naming Mr Tony Hussy and Mr Wald amid unclear area commissioner details and possible continuities in staff roles.
A fragmented Auburn Street incident report mentions Charlie Harding and Coan Mekenny in a disorderly scene near a Broadway theater. The text references a confrontation, a warm transport, a hospital visit, and a note about police action and a hospital conveyance.
A report from Auckland describes an arrest near the port area following a morning incident. Details are incomplete due to text quality, but authorities confirmed a suspect was taken into custody and inquiries continue.
Unclear OCR text indicates police conducted a roundup of offenders last night with journeys to court today. Details on names, places, or exact charges are not readable.
William Stanton, 50, was driving a horse drawn wagon across the street when the horse bolted. Stanton was thrown to the ground and sustained multiple upward injuries and other serious hurts.
A tentative agreement involving the United States and France was accepted by Washington authorities. The accord covers key strategic issues and paves the way for further negotiations on related defense and cooperation matters. Details remain limited in the current report.
Reports from London describe a dense fog over two days causing major disruption to transport including trains and trams. The fog leads to accidents and delays with limited details on casualties or fatalities. A new person is reported injured in a tram collision in nearby Nahar as authorities assess the scene.
An OCR distorted report describes a ceremonial welcome to the All Blacks by France. The text mentions celebrations, sports figures, and pageantry with references to Tonys, names like Porton, and Muslin Wingeloes. The article is garbled but centers on a diplomatic sports-honor scene and remarks on athletic prowess.
Fragments show the South Goulburn Progress Association addressing thanks to the retiring president and supporters. Mentions a factory expansion and acknowledgment of individuals including Mr Giusy and Mr W. Netteton, with general good wishes for continued progress and success.
Goulburn and surrounding clubs compete in a country week tournament held in Sydney. Men and women feature in singles and doubles events with notable players including Mr Martin of Antarvtals and Miss Shoemmart. Final results show Gouldnen winning the doubles and Lovers securing several round wins.
In Dalgeny and Miller's Point a violent clash erupts between the Seamen's Union and rival workers. Police intervene as ships and wharf crews halt operations. Three men are injured and taken to hospital. reported clashes threaten broader maritime labor tensions.
A meeting of the A B Committee, held at Liguituea Amageny Aleyele Club in Mr HL Mawefield's zone, discussed carnival arrangements for Saturday January 24. The prize grows. a 12 minute scratch move is proposed. Phumplreht Wold sails to Sydney January 97. three Coulburn reps may be chosen from EL Gran Boltfert Payne.
A fragmented notice describes a planned event by the Salvation Army with officers Dietetonal and Capt Huse Fibeleone, scheduled at Ham at 700 pm for the eve of mating. The garbled text mentions Bondar wast and Rusiw with references to tamingwo and Arranged.
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