Grimmett Dominates as Grimmett Takes Four for Two
Rain altered cricket test follows as Grimmett bowls unplayable to Surrey, taking four wickets for two runs in six overs. Woodfull and Fairfax stabilize on treacherous pitch before Australia press and dismiss Surrey's innings.
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London
Grimmett
Surrey
Woodfull
Fairfax
Eth
Hobbs
Walker
Grimmett Sandham
Hurwood
Barling
Grimmett Shepherd
McCabe
Beckett
Bere Wilton
Gregory
Fender
Grimmett Saldwin
Woodfull & Fairfax Peach
Grimmate Brooks
Kippax
Grimmett Allom
England's Second Test Team Named at Oval Match
Fairfax reports from The Oval on England's squad selection for the second Test. The piece discusses opening pair options with Porte ford and Mockett, plus the balance of The side and possible changes to the batting order. It notes Woodfulls role and hints at Whim as an opener while listing likely bowlers and fielding plans.
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London
Surrey
Woodiill
Palefax
Nah
Surrey Captain Punted In Turbulent County Match
A chaotic cricket report details Surrey captain facing punishment after a fractious innings. Notable performances include McCabe and WICKET’s improved form with key partnerships and several dismissals shaping the result despite mixed fielding and umpire calls.
Segrave Award Recognizes Media Achievements At Event
A garbled memorial ceremony honors Strikeyey Sie Krave with the Segrave Award for Achieve Media. Attendees include notable figures from Meitieh prostie and related groups as the Briton presence signals a high profile presentation.
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Asib
Strikeyey
Voggeat
Mani
Walel
le Anne Holdin
Meitieh Prostie
Ly Theron
Hirano
Australians Defeat London In Doubles Tennis Match
In a mixed results set at Wimbledon on June 2, Juden Hargreaves and Righie defeated Home and Willard 60 2-6 60 while Allison and Men Ryn beat Crawford and another partner 60. Piloan will face Allison (U.S.) on Cheenire Court in the Wimbledon Championships.
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London
Maes
Moohy
Juden Hargreaves
Righie
Home
Willard
Allison
Ryn
Crawford
Piloan
U.S
Cheenire Court
Smudged World Championship Note Prompt
A garbled OCR fragment references a world championship event with unclear names and locations. The legible parts mention a physician or commissioner figure and a committee, plus a mention of Sharkey and a general sense of competition. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a specific event or outcome.
Refusal Tangles with Caneaerven Hives Center
An unclear report shows Mr Baldwin’s refusal and ministry stance on central clarification. The fragmentary text hints at political or organizational dispute and limited willingness to engage the issue. No concrete names or dates are clearly readable.
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Boulwin
Fader
Herener Ie
Egyptian politics VATRO report on info sources
A scrambled text fragment references King Fase and Cat Jebel in Egypt. The item mentions a word service, sources of information, and a compilation titled offering rights in a journalistic context. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Spem
Kemer
Ailijon
Information 5
Oferete Islotiganse
Sercio Ip Aveta
Bawaa Rt
London banker Niemoor visits Australia in 1895
Sir Otto Niemayer, head of a bank, travels to Australia as part of a formal mission. Tracing his career, he was educated at St Paul’s and Ekilliot College, Oxford, later joining the British Treasury before becoming Bank of England director. Other mission members included Colanil Sidney Med and Willlam Plender.
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Londpon
Ole Niemoor
Boek
Braetond
Ban
Abr
Niemewer
Tome Tadebretes
Tie Bank of England
Bir
Obie
St Mouls Sehonl
Ekilliot College
Oxford
Jodo
England
Nadlois Eines Tey
Otto Niemayer
Auastralia
le Brifely Noorl
Kiran Selome
Colanil
Sidney Med
Sie Willlam Plender
Maitland Floods Recede and Towns Deserted
Sydney reports Maitland flood levels easing with 44 feet 6 inches above low water. Widespread receding of waters across Maitland district, but Hexham remains deserted as 76 houses flooded. Communications and rail services strained. Kempeaa and Martins Creek expect further wet weather and road closures.
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Sydney
West Maitland
Maitland
Hexham
Mallon
Howee Teland
Kempeas
Newnauce
Maltham
Martins Creek
Unions Push to Enroll Public Servants in Canberra
After the Federal Government ordered public servants to join unions to gain award benefits, a surge of applications flooded union offices. Applicants expected to receive approvals only after paying a fee from a list, with notifications showing debts up to 20 pounds and durations up to ten years.
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Canberra
Warigue
Girl alleges assault during car ride in Sydney
Police investigated a report by a girl alleging two young men coerced her into a car and tried to drive toward Victoria Park, where one was accused of attempted assault. She screamed and escaped. officers noted the car and suspects at the scene.
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Sydney
Auliuco
Daeersile
Sorry of Steel Runs Over Boy
In a street incident a boy was struck by a running vehicle described as a steel machine. Eyewitnesses noted a hurried response as bystanders and authorities attended the scene. Police began an inquiry into the event and possible negligence.
Butterfly Ball Committee Seeks House Support
A garbled note describes preparations for a Butterfly Ball with reference to a committee and ongoing support for the annual event. Mentions a supplier and general approval from prior years. Contains unclear fragments about dates and venues.
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Brn
Brn Goer Grcheetcu
Generooa
Sworn In New Aldermen Prompt Praises and Denials
The ceremony sworn in new Aldermen with Freitag and others receiving congratulations from Mr Jiethe Forgison who pledged to be productive under their rule. Officials denied any serious split within Reform Aldermen over electing a Lord Mayor.
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Syutry
Freitag
Cinp
Jiethe Forgison
Pule
ITO MORROW'S GOLF WATER HAZARD ADJUSTMENTS
Water on the links at Cooulburn golf links led to fines and revised arrangements for tomorrow's match. Brade Dingerd will drive off the first hole to avoid the water, the ladies pendra avid and the field will play the back tee for the tenth hole, and Foundation Tay will be celebrated on July 2 with a dinner at the Amber after the postponed teams' match.
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Cooulburn
Brade Dingerd
Elorties
Dirst
Foundation Tay
All's Well Mr. Fenton Returns The Minister for Trade and Customs
Mr. Fenton returns to Sydney from overseas stating Australia will soon have left troubles behind and expressing confidence in Almtenna's stability. He notes Australia may borrow but resists exploitation and cites 60 years of borrowing with 20,000,000 in interest. The Bank of New Zealand governor and bankers affirm Australia's stability and tariff stance, including reduced imports.
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Sydney
Australia
Almtenna
London
New York
Bank of New Zealand
Dinneclol
Act of Madman Accused in Box at Money Trial
Resumed trial of Cecil Farins worth Charles for his father’s murder. The accused, in the witness stand, protested innocence and denied financial troubles or intent to kill. Detective Quinn’s recollections triggered denials as the crown pressed for details. The witness claimed no serious fights with his father beyond political disagreements. The courtroom heard competing allegations as the case continued.
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Cecil Farinsworth
Charles
Quinn
Witmesa
Lipwell
Faye
Hal
Dawn
No Evidence in Central Court Case for Donald Green
Donald Green aged 27 faced charges of malicious wounding and intent to murder two men at Central Court. The police prosecutor said Crown Law advised no evidence beyond the prior shows would support a murder trial, so Green was discharged.
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Sydney
Central Court
Praness Donald Green
Walter Tomlinson
Edward James Brady
Dutent
Sapper
Crown
Teen
Geomnet Green
Owilvie
Green
Ald
A. J. Wheatley
Stere
Goulburn
Ciizens
Bright Outlook After Rain Deluge Lifts Goulburn District
The week's rain has drenched the Goulburn district boosting primary producers. Ground becomes sodden but warmth to follow will spur grass and crop growth. a good season seems assured. Store sheep prices rise as fodder becomes plentiful with warmer weather expected.
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Goulburn
Sewerage rates and government debt obligations in 1920
The notice explains Goulburn Municipal Council must levy sewerage rates to cover maintenance, management, and debt service for government sewerage and water works. It details half yearly interest and principal instalments, total annual charges, and completion status of works with references to government gazettes and legal provisions.
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helMleatian
Tie
Travené
Attel
Lea
Goulburn
Oq cl
Rain and Mud Make Streets Impassable in Town
Rain and mud have left Urookweli streets impassable with many residents forced to detour along Goulburn Street to avoid bogging. Town will endure until sun dries the excess moisture and repairs can be made.
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Trevont
Goulburn Street
Assembly adjourns after long session at 2.50 pm finish
The Legislative Assembly met to complete the work of the session but adjourned at 8 o'clock after a lengthy day. The record notes an extended sitting and late adjournment.
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Legislative Assembly
Goulburn Officials Seek Labour Ministry Aid for Unemployment Scheme
A Goulburn deputation urged the Minister for Labour and Industry to channel funds from the imposition tax into a municipal works program. Alderman Wheatley said local unemployment rose, prompting a call for loans to fund road and water projects while easing rate burdens. The minister agreed to refer the proposal to a committee for consideration and potential funding. A separate request sought funds to paint the Goulburn District Hospital exterior.
Empire Theatre Benefit Aids Goulburn Unemployment Fund
The New Empire Theatre in Goulburn donated its venue for a relief fund event to support the mayor’s unemployment relief drive. A large crowd attended, with a full bill, and Mayor Ali Wheatley thanked organizers, estimating the fund could exceed £500 and praising St. Vincent de Paul Society, the Salvation Army, the Kolyuilon Army, and the Daily Mintion for aid.
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Theatre Lace Night
Vestella
Cme
Ali Wheatley
Wheatley
Witch
Peonta
Goulburn
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Kolyuilon
Election meeting stirs Goulburn as four candidates vie
Delegates from across the electorate gathered in Goulburn Town Hall for a candidate conference. Candidates W Hamlet, B. &., Hc. W. M. McDonald, J. T. Walsh, and Ald A. A. South attended. The event, presided by Labour Minister Mr. Purrar, with General Secretary Mr. Harefield present, marks renewed local political activity and praises Mr. Hugh Campbell for organizing work and suggests keeping him on for the campaign.
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Messrs. W. Hamlet
Hc. W. M. McDonald
J. T. Walsh
Ald A. A. South
Labour
Purrar
Harefield
Goulburn
Pal
Hugh Campbell
Campbell
Wedding of Shadler and Shepherd Unites Old Goulburn Families
In Goulburn at St Saviour's Cathedral, Max Adele Shadler and Mr Warden C Shepherd wed, uniting two long established pastoral families. The bride, a Leake Sathurst girl, wore a square train gown with diamante and tulle veil, given away by her uncle J Pringle Reynolds. Bridesmaids wore pink chiffon, and the reception at the Empire Theatre foyer followed. The couple will reside at Wheatstone.
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Aad
Goulburn District
Max Adele Shadler
Warden C., Shepherd
Goulburn
St. Saviour's
Leake Sathurst
Major Shader
Whee
T. C. Shepherd
Hamnitster
J. Pringle Reynolds
Lake Bathuret
Chrisie Shadler
Betty Shepherd
Alton Kelly
Pat Shepherd
Arrhideacon
Dave-Bryant
F. Howard Ussher
Udp
Eueste
Mix
Princie Reynolds
Mimi
Mra. Shepherd
Wagga
George EB. Ragnollie
George EB. Ragnollie, of “Pylors,” Was Responded To By Mr. 7. Pringle Reynolds
Marsden Manfred
Theay
Walter Reynolds
Teen
Shepherd
Wrong Side Driver Bound Over in Court
Conate dte Munro testified he saw the car being driven and Charles Robert McIntyre charged at Goutbarn Police Court this morning with driving on the wrong side of the road while under the influence. Aubure Street sighting noted, bound over to appear for sentence within 12 months after police case.
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Eraanes
Charles Robert’ Mclntyre
Jae
Goutbarn
Tarko Aubure
Mareau
Calleg
Pire
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