04 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 04, 1928
Page
1
In the current season women seek fresh lingerie to pair with new summer frocks. Burge’s offers Princess Slips Knickers Bloomers and Vests in Fuji Silk Crepe de Chine and light cotton fabrics. Styles are newest and prices reasonable.
A compact listing shows Milanese Nights priced at 21 and 19 6, Milanese Underslips at 15 6 and 13 11, and Milanese Vests at 7 11, providing a quick snapshot of offer prices.
Washington reports after a conference with Peel Caotidge and Mr Wikbur that 1000 marines will depart to reinforce the existing force in Nicaragua. The move aims to counter rebel leader Landing who has recently attacked marine positions, marked two incidents, and engaged several officials.
A late night incident in Harris Park prompted a police response after a rifle shot was fired at a house. The assailant, described as a man in odd behavior, threatened residents before the gun jammed and no one was reported injured. Police continue investigations.
In Stanmore, Mary Ward, 66, was found shot in a Middleton Street upstairs room. A revolver lay on the bed. she was taken to Royal Balines Alfred Hospital by ambulance in critical condition. Police report she allegedly fired the shot but later denied the claim.
In a racing inquiry the claim is that Pulling was practiced to defeat Aye Crown at the Toownlind Mite meet near WTC. Frank Hatten, port owner, accuses Be Sharpe and partner Kewlerg of admitting payments to a jockey to pull the horse. The Maqubry adjourned.
A blaze swept through a bank building on Mar a Streets, Weiliesiday, damaging the Conneraad Bank of Austendi. Fire crews worked overnight to contain the flames and prevent spread to nearby structures. No injuries reported as authorities begin an investigation into the cause.
Mrs. Sampson, wife of Edwin Sampson, was found injured on the road and died hours later in Melbourne Hospital. Police report indicate possible assault. a man described as a driver fled the scene. The event is treated as a murder inquiry with investigations ongoing.
Reported deaths from a severe cold spell across the United States rose to 72, with many areas in the coldest stretch since the storm began. The crisis impacted rail routes around Chicago and southern cities faced shortages as efforts to cope with the extreme weather intensified.
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Moscow notes a Tsarist death order targeting top Communist leaders. Names such as Trotey Zinewoo Namenes and Rokoveky appear as punished comrades deprived of posts. The Commissar of Pots and Telegrapha, along with Helohoredoff, is implied to have signed the execution order in a factory setting.
A resident near Camarent in Queensland reported thefts of artpieces and a car from houses and stores. Four fugitives were tracked to a dry wrecked site and preparing to camp when a police sergeant and pilot arrested them. Authorities believe one man is the first to be caught in this pursuit.
Fragmented text outlines a cricket result with mentions of Higgita rum nut and multiple players, six wickets for a bowler, outcomes across divisions and heats, and names like Morgan, Rowe, Weston Kane, and Alwynne. It references Mis ramn tod at Aetos and several heat results with various winners.
Customs revenue declined last month with figures pointing to a weaker trade environment. The report notes lower intake across several sectors and highlights the need for renewed collection efforts and policy review to restore momentum.
Fragmented OCR text reports unrest after a holiday with Canberra workers, guidance talk, and a group of laborers refused permission to pursue same employment under a capital commission. Names and exact details are unclear due to garbled source.
A sagging OCR tale recounts a snake on a plane from Rangoon to Calcutta. Captain Lancaster fights the reptile in the cockpit with a joystick while Miss Miller endures a harrowing escape as the aircraft lands home.
Incendiary fires were found in two separate garages at Wallon Eng last night. Investigators suspect arson and note a few similar cases in November. Police have asked the public for any tips.
A firearm lay beside a corpse found yesterday near Back Creek in Wallace. The scene at Wallacod is described as a grim, unresolved incident with unclear details and names garbled in the OCR. Police investigated the area for clues.
RYDPNEY Wednesday report says two men hailed a Yellow triad taxi at a lonely spot near the Dark tram terminus as night fell. When asked for their fare they pointed a revolver and ordered the driver to move on, one saying drive the hell and don’t stop.
Fragmentary OCR text notes two New Zealand fliers forced to land. Details are garbled with names and places unreadable, but reference to a landing, a push for recovery, and the involvement of authorities or a territorial force.
Two men from Repent Street were accused of breaking and entering to steal jewelry from a showroom in the Kanye Theatre area. They fled but were pursued and captured after a police chase. Both men face charges including breaking and entering and weapons-related offenses.
A murky City Commission session features criticism of AUPE law and wetland policy. Officials discuss roles of committees and the impact on labor and local governance. Names and precise actions are unclear in the OCR text but reference a labor dowry system and regulatory oversight.
A police court in Laval heard unusual allegations against Wifford Mush, former manager of The Aatetriton Trothe, charged with theft connected to a motor Lamer Title of the Raden company. The defendant faced trial as details remained partly unclear due to damaged text.
The trial centers on whether Captain Wahdwell steered the ship toward Tahiti, with key witnesses testifying about evidence of a change of course. Prosecutor Monulirg argues the captain controlled his wife and ignored the main evidence, while defense contends there were few exceptions supporting a deliberate course shift.
Vague report notes fires sweeping a rural area with eight horses incinerated. Mentions weather warmth and crops damaged, with scattered details about locations and wildlife, though many words are garbled. No clear dates or organizations are identified.
A wagon struck a cow on the main western road near Mike troiee this morning. Miss Thelive Suall, aged 99, and Miele Watten were admitted to hospital with suspected skull fractures and other injuries.
A crew on an Adriatic bound ship faced a disrupted voyage after a notice requiring a stopover. The incident involved delayed work, a tense meeting, and mental strain as workers lodged complaints while the ship prepared to sail. Authorities later investigated the crew’s claims and navigational delays.
Clyde Commissioners began official duties in the morning as Sydney's managers at Ney Wednesday took charge, marking a transition in local oversight.
Perth scene reports vandalism as Alvan Eilward Mekenzie and agent Thom Steward allegedly smashed windows of the Salvation Army People's Parade with a weapon during the morning. Mekenzie and accompanist were reportedly detained by police and later released after questioning.
A fire at a Richmond property in the early morning severely burned a resident named Aben Patelie and damaged the house. Nearby witnesses and emergency crews responded, with one person reported missing and others helped as flames spread to a garden area. Investigators secured the scene as residents assessed the damage and safety.
A garbled report claims a military hero, TARIS, and commander Morelill Power promise a major offensive. The Petit Journal notes a weary yet alert aide and instructions to resume sleep as the interelewer records the plan for an attack scheduled around the 1th Noyen hier by the aeniletion.
Rodney, Wednesday, Capt Dr Howl, Cupid. Le Reaight, mn Mew report from Biehmeond serodrome at 10.40 this morning on the fleet stage. Muncrieff, im dheir Livan aeroplane arrieved. Flight appears to be underway toward New Henta nel The Inet inp wf 7 im idon wert piled AS minattem.
The will of John Lander Graziers of Tatihow, who died in November, devises £37820 to be divided among heirs. Executors seek probate and review of the will, noting trust provisions and potential purchase of the late proprietor’s Kingirool estate with proceeds.
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