23 Dec 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 23, 1929
Page
1
Five men were arrested after a two mile chase in a stolen motor car in Sydney. The driver refused to stop, the police pursued, and the occupants were captured at the roadside with a revolver involved in the incident.
A fragmented inventory lists many department items with prices and sizes, including silk ties, fancy boxes, tents, leather soles, motor accessories, rubber pouches, bread knives, kitchen scales, puddings, sun hats, chair sets, axminster rugs, train models, Shakers, salad dishes, portable gramophones, children books, framed Dutch Masters, and tennis racquets with various price points and descriptors.
Frank Doyle aged six escaped death after a 20 foot fall over a rock ledge near Mupicion Pails at Nambour on Saturday. He remained missing until 6 o clock yesterday morning when searchers found him injured with a fractured thigh and bruises.
A dinghy and several parts were found washed ashore near Broken Bay about yesterday morning. Watchers and officers conduct a search in the vicinity, hoping the debris belongs to a yacht wrecked off Woy Woy.
An elderly man, Jack Haines aged 60, was admitted to Sydney Hospital after a brutal morning assault by hooligans at Uitine. He suffered severe injuries to the lower body as he attempted to defend himself and keep the peace.
John Francis Cleary and Oswald Kenneally, both in their twenties, were killed when a single seater car crashed into a guard rail between Tea Tree Gully and Modbury. Three others were injured in the accident reported Monday.
Forewiie prices muted as Sussex Street markets open with oats maize and wheat quoted. Cattle and sheep trade shows limited activity with cattle and fat lamb prices steady to firm. values for home produce noted alongside varied grain quotes and quality grades.
An eight year old girl died after a quarrel with her supposed lover. She is said to have told her father she had taken poison before returning home, and later died from severe burns. Authorities report the incident as a tragic outcome of domestic tensions and a suspected poisoning.
In Cobargo district, AorecEt has been found by the Codaran district. The quantity is three and a half tons of ore yielding 0 oz 19 dives at a location near Sydney on a Monday.
A fragment describes Breen coupons offered for cash at Cansdell's and suggests the deal makes grocery shopping cheaper there than elsewhere. The text is unclear but centers on savings and a promotional claim aimed at customers.
Newcastle rumours say Reds plan armed return to Rothbury today. Abermain lodges opt out of mass picketing and work. Miners condemn police use and government terms on Hebbury mine. Beeby award under challenge. High Court to hear January 6 in Melbourne. Government forbids military action. efforts to ease the dispute continue.
A miners mass meeting at Cosnock drew reporters from Labor Daily and Norther papers but was closed to most, with detectives identified and escorted from the scene. Police protected the exit as crowds jeered. Leader A T Lang spoke after 10 p.m as cabinet debates coal policy and government mining plans amid a High Court inquiry into Judge Beeby’s award.
Anxiety rises in Brisbane as six miners aboard a kettle near Rothbury go missing amid a mining dispute. Contention centers on when and how federal authorities may assume control, with state premier and council debates about interim awards and adherence to law.
A railway incident near Muswellbrook left a man dead after an apparent fall from a passing mail train. The deceased, believed to be a man named Kelly, was found near the Nine Mile area and died prior to medical aid. Officials were alerted as the inquiry began, with court action in progress to determine the validity of an order related to Northern coalfield work.
In Sydney a twelve hour conference between federal ministers and instruction officials ended at 12.30 on Sunday morning after a long session with no clear outcome. The meeting focused on ongoing policy questions and strained the ability to reach agreement.
A reported visit by the po Vee to Kurri Kurri miners homes is alleged to involve seizure of erlignite and revolvers in a politically charged act. The visits were planned and surprised many visited, with lodee officials among those claimed to be targeted as part of a broader labor dispute.
Chichester flying from Rome to New Zealand reached Catania but was forced to land on the Tripoli Marshes at 10 p.m. Saturday. The aircraft was somewhat damaged after fog obscured nearby beacons, though Chichester landed safely.
The forecast calls for warm to hot conditions with dust storms inland, turning cloudy and sultry from the west. Some thunderstorms are expected, with a southward change over southern districts and extending across the southern half of the state.
Cracksmen on York Street failed to blow the strong room door at Romanos restaurant. They fled that night with a smaller safe containing about Fao.
Commander Byrd has been promoted to rear admiral by the US Senate and awarded the David Livingstone Centenary Medal by the National Geographic Society. Capt Chicester aims to beat Hinkler’s record from Plea at 2 am Saturday and Cantanea at 12 55 pm. NSW leads SA in a Sheffield Shield match at Adelaide ending second innings 178 for 6 at stumps. Bradman 84 and Jackson 82 frame Australia’s 14 in reply as Bone 126 and Pritchard top. Governor warns on preferences amid debates over raw material policies.
A one year old girl, Beryl Bert of Arthur Street Ashfield, collapsed at work when a needle lodged in her body four months earlier moved through flesh to her neck. Central DiCrie Ambulance attended, swelling mistaken for the elon of eee tines, later found to be a needle beneath the skin. Dr Fisher removed the needle at Sydney Hospital. Such cases are rare but have occurred in Sydney.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Attorney General of a Togane bar, references to federal involvement, and notes on establishing state clinics for mentally deficient adults. The readable portions point to a governmental oversight context and a likely debate over institutional care and medical services.
Green coupons for cash at Cansdells are real money saving deals. Due to space demand, several items from the PP Board meeting on Saturday are held over for later discussion. Try Chamberlain's Tablets. send your address to 520 Riley Street Sydney for a free sample by return mail.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a telephone related term and several unusual jobs or names including a chemist and a wruggist in a place likely Inveret. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates to form a fuller item.
Readable parts mention green coupons and a purchase or offer. Specific names, dates, or places are absent, leaving a partial, unclear notice about a promotion or savings plan.
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