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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
6
A police court report details injuries from a robbery and assault at Horsham. The narrative covers the victim Mrs Hill, the attacker’s finger injury, medical treatment by Dr. Black, and related court proceedings including dates and local figures.
A garbled Melbourne turf report lists multiple horse events with near illegible names and times. It notes winners with short margins, including a 7 to 1 victor and other placements, but key figures and full horse names are obscured.
A garbled OCR passage references a Solf Horsham club and various items, including payments, garments, and tasting notes. The readable bits mention a blanket, Downy fabric, laundry details, and unrelated names, with no clear event or outcome. The text remains unclear and fragmented.
Report on an appeal meeting of High School teachers at Melbourne High School. The president Abr Hocking notes the education department's push for six high schools and uniform fees, with debate on classification and teacher rolls. Superintendent M F Hansen discusses the Fisher Act and Dalton plan, praising student self government and community service.
London Times reports in a summarized cable that the central committee of the Communist Party governs Russia with Lenin Trotsky Zinoviev and Kamenev among twelve men. The piece notes shrinking communist numbers and extreme physical pressure on leaders, with Lenin in poor health and the inner circle strained beyond endurance.
Loadon reports secretly built aeroplanes for a world fight organized by the Legion of Frontieremet led by Captains Macillan and Malins. The steam yacht Frontieraman will sail in a fortnight for an eighteen months North Pacific tour delivering thirty dumps of petrol and stores to islands, then cruise with wireless contact to the air fleet.
Reuters reports Orient steamer fleet expands with two 20 000 ton vessels to join the fleet. New ships will be oil burners and carry 1200 passengers with lower saloon and first class fares. Fares drop set to start August 1 with reduced minimums on westbound sailings. In London, Nellie Melba to sing at Covent Garden this Wednesday.
Reports describe strikes, clashes, and armd car incidents in Germany with shopkeepers removing goods amid food riots. Britain enacts a cotton sale standard plan affecting interstat e commerce, while delegations from industry groups plan discussions with U S officials in June.
The third reading of the indemnity bill outlines establishment of tribunals to aid deportations and allow hearings for deportees. It provides compensation processes and preserves rights for those disciplined under wartime measures.
In Dublin May 1922 the three Croker children of New York financier Bona Croker will gain 20 stellar assets from a trust tied to the Croker estate in Ireland. The Supreme Court ruled Croker had not revoked the 1894 trust, prompting questions over a railway accident caused by a collapsed building in which six railway workers perished including the engine driver.
A riotous clash broke out as unemployed demonstrators confronted police after a leader’s arrest. Two men were killed and six injured in the street violence, police windows were smashed, and order was restored after night clashes near the police headquarters.
In Dresden a public order bans gatherings as authorities report a mob scene with clashes and preservation of order amid tension. No further details are available in the readable fragment.
A jumble of reports from Washington to Melbourne blurs with rumors of failed bids, ship movements, and chaotic scenes. The article mentions a null offer by John Stark, a frustrated chairman, a voyage bringing herbs or minerals, and a wild street pier incident as crowds react to circulating tales.
Fragmentary wire report from Que Corresponient describes a person entering during the week with clothing valued at ESN state. The text mentions a sinking incident near Athumite and a person overboard aboard a boat. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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