13 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1931
Page
1
Report from London cites miners blaming communists for the coal strike while a Bramtar event records a triple win in a separate sports segment. The dispatch notes ongoing labor tension and a victory sequence described as a notable sporting achievement in a terse, inked wire style.
The German cabinet, after lengthy sessions, decided not to submit a plan possibly tied to reparations and naval limits. Leaders faced pressure from bankers, the Reparations Committee, and allied powers while fearing a country crisis.
An unclear report outlines a bowling club challenge with scattered names and mismatched phrases. Mentions of players such as Phoier Mepgen and Nicholas appear among a list of surnames, with references to teams and scores that are not fully legible.
Paris reports the eleventh stage from Montpellier to Perpignan where Opperman shares ninth place after a five and a half minute gap. He trails leaders Ferelissier and Leduc with the field close behind.
In a chaotic set of notes from ASCOT RACES TO DAY in Sydney, betting figures emerge for numerous horses and odds. Names like Neat Lady and Survive appear amid unfamiliar spellings and scattered terms, suggesting a damped yet active betting scene with multiple contenders and varied odds throughout the card.
Swedish athlete sets new record in a headline grabbing performance as pacer details and international context emerge. The event highlights a national achievement with strong entities referenced including Sweden and the athletic federation.
A joint meeting of Abernare Central and Aberdare Ix employees in CESGNOCK decided to resume work after reaching an agreement with the Northen Collieries Association. The gathering saw some officers attack communism, but the dispute was settled in line with the union wishes, though propaganda confusion persisted.
A fragmented church note discusses Rev H Brant's sermon urging Protestants to oppose fear of penalties and support prohibition. The text mentions moral concerns, public sentiment, and calls for action against perceived evils in alcohol laws. Names and dates are illegible. the piece reads as a local clergy opinion column.
In a chaotic clash two constables Mc Saulty and Lully were severely bound by attackers in AYONMY. Police seized two more suspects after reinforcements arrived, as three assailants reportedly brandished bottles. The scene drew rapid response from officers and a wider investigation into the assault.
Fragmented text suggests impending cabinet actions under Premier Lang as Governor’s powers and ministry advice are discussed. Names and places are garbled, but the focus appears on a planned despatch or cabinet move in response to parliamentary or colonial governance.
Perth reports a deficit figure of 1.4 million pounds and outlines a twelve month plan. The briefing notes emphasize financial adjustments and projected shortfall management.
Melbourne reports a shooting incident where two brothers were wounded and hospitalized. The fragmentary text notes an explosion and weapon use, with mentions of individuals Willian Crue and William, and references to an argument preceding the incident.
A Wonthaggi shooting left Mrs Dunn dead following an altercation at a residence. Police report a revolver was used, with the assailant fled the scene as inquiries begin into possible attempted murder and motives, while local authorities stress ongoing investigations.
Narrandera editor laments the town's political system and calls for reform after a weekend critique of current leadership. Charles Tardy is noted in the report as part of the debate on appointing reforms.
LeBrix and Doret attempted a nonstop flight to Tokyo from Le Bourget. They took off around 4:40 pm local time, aiming to beat costed rivals Costes and Vellonte in a high speed hop. The French fliers passed over the area en route to Tokyo, with MeamLPavone noted in the coverage.
The report notes a French swimmer surpassing his own world record, achieving a landmark time. Details in the fragment describe the event and the record improvement, marking a significant milestone in competitive swimming.
Residents near Urana Dam face serious flood damage fears as water authorities warn of rising levels and potential breaches. Officials from the Water Conservation Department urge vigilance and readiness amid ongoing weather threats and emergency measures.
Sydney Monday Mr FH Conk a member of The Executive of the Employers Federation stated that the increase in the child endowment tax from one shilling to fourpence will have the effect of quadrupling the present burden. He argued the incidence of the tax would be equitable as the tax on wage earners affects industry. Federal awards were discussed on the basis of two in 1920.
A missing 17 year old girl, Simone, was found buried face down in soil from a new tunnel at Heubirnle. Police say she had been slain. a man now arrested is suspected in the crime.
A local social event in Ramore attracted residents including Alice Behuol and others. A committee was appointed to install Liearr AnRtsmann for the forthcoming event. Mrs. F Bennett and A. W. MacDowell led the joint committee for duties. The Nash orchestra performed, with a lively attendance at Bramore Mall Saturday night.
Fragmented OCR text references a budget eulogy for Premier Hill and mentions Adelaide and Monday events. It includes garbled names and places, with unclear context about a rally or budget measures. No clear date or outcome is evidenced beyond scattered mentions.
The death occurred in a private hospital yesterday of Mr. Jamce Ad wand Road, MLC. The obituary notes the passing of J E Head and Audrey with brief historic mentions and references to local districts and health remedies.
A wall collapse in Meloowane on Monday killed one man and left seven others injured. Emergency crews responded to the incident, with witnesses describing a building section suddenly giving way and trapping occupants. Authorities are investigating the cause and assessing structural safety.
Reporter notes a night disturbance near Camperdown where a watchman was struck on the head. He received a blow from an unknown assailant and was taken to hospital in a critical condition. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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