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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
3
Fragmented medical advertisement praising a tonic for vitality. Claims boost to nerves, vigor, appetite, and blood quality with claims of cooling effects. Text promotes Tonics Tonic and mentions ingredients, but contains many garbled phrases.
Fragmented and garbled text references a labour party split and a proposed peace parley in Sydney. Mentions Ling, Boni, and Der including discussions of reuniting factions, ministerial talks, and parliamentary motion amid internal tensions. Names and places are inconsistently captured in the OCR.
Fragmented report shows Mr Alldis relenting to Lang faction while Mr Mutche and Mr Bagdely align with different cliques. The assembly debates leadership, with Loughlin and others jockeying for influence as factions consolidate before June conference.
Mr Mutch addressed a crowded Mascot meeting on Wednesday night amid boos and chants. He claimed Lang starved the Education department and robbed teachers, charging treachery in the labor movement while railing against Lang’s actions.
Fifty Soviet officials evacuated London after the steamer Yo sank amid a fire. Officials reported no casualties among the delegation as the incident prompted security sweeps and emergency coordination with local authorities.
The Deputy Industrial Commission upheld the railway award appeal against the union, ruling the Government Railway Awards Commission had discretion over leave and pay clauses. The case centered on sick leave, annual leave, and the length of service affecting pay. the decision limits the union’s demands and defers broader changes to Parliament and arbitration bodies.
A disrupted text reports on Mount Morgan mine’s critical position with government officials including the Minister for Mines and the Home Secretary preparing to comment today. The piece hints at ongoing work and the territorial context surrounding the mine’s future developments.
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts a pioneer family, a horse named Tyson, and farm life across Geelong, Melbourne, and Queenbeyan. The tale mentions breeders selling stock, a purchase of a band called Ayriva Lites, and a fence below Michelage while noting a monetary exchange of five pounds for the horse.
The plaintiff, a fruit merchant, sues the Dried Fruits Board and the State of South Australia claiming £500 damages and seeks an injunction to stop further seizures. He alleges the board restrained sale of dried fruits and wrongfully seized 400181h of his goods, asserting the act authorizing the seizure is invalid against the Commonwealth Constitution. Edward Mitchell KC represented the plaintiff with both sides eager to resolve the constitutional issue.
Perth report on the Royal Commission into abuses of Aboriginal people in the Kimberley district details the deaths of native men near La Grange and Jock and Regan. Constable Megan is charged with willful murder for actions around June 1928 in East Kimberley.
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