13 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
1
An advertisement promotes brighter home living with Beauly Raished ey Bedroom Suites. It mentions a Wardrobe large sufficient space, four beds and bedsteads offered, and on site supply in all quantities. The copy is faded and contains several misspellings but conveys furniture sales and on premises availability.
Sydney report on a Royal Commission hearing showing playful remarks about offering seats and labor. The exchange touches on coercion and political pressures as Coleman and others debate the integrity of resignations and payments amid testimony about alleged threats or improper offers.
A garbled report notes a crew aboard the Italia found exhausted while attempting to reach marooned men. About a dozen powder expeditions seek to locate the missing sailors as weather and rough terrain hamper rescue efforts.
Report of Captain Kinieracd Sosith announcing plans for a New Zealand round trip with the Southern Cross to show courage and to reassure New Zealanders. The piece notes crew intentions, public reaction, and donations toward the effort while detailing the flight path and anticipated reception.
The document reports confusion at the Republican National Convention with Hoover favored by some and Mellon rumored as a potential nominee. It notes discussion of candidates Cognizant hints from leaders about prices of Irving stocks and mentions Dublin based financial items.
Fragmented OCR text from Lindon area notes a single line of unclear details. No clear persons places organizations dates or events are readable to form a factual summary.
A jury trial unfolds amid allegations of cheque fraud involving Matt Brasly and a $4775 alteration. Jurors recount events as the defense contends impropriety and requests to challenge.
Local snippet reports Moree race events with disrupted wording. Mentions Morne Picnic Races, weather, and numbers unclear. Key names or organizations are not clearly legible. no definitive outcomes or dates can be confirmed from the fragment.
A domestic tragedy is reported with unclear names and fragmented text. The readable portions reference a person and a tense event, noting a seat, wear and a possible injury. Details about location, time, and involved parties remain obscured by the damaged OCR.
Unease spreads at Rabaul as a central court inquiry on a tribal clash unfolds. Report notes tensions in Lloyd Street area and heightened guard presence as residents await official findings and potential charges.
The readable text is fragmentary with no clear forecast. It mentions wind and weather terms but lacks usable data. No specific dates temperatures or conditions can be determined from the source.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a seizure related to travel through a border area. Key names and places are unreadable, but references to duty, a person named Mah or Mary, and a station or port appear. The text hints at an official action or inspection and mentions possible authorities and a traveler.
Fragmented text notes a Samoan affairs matter about tax refusal. The garbled OCR includes scattered references to names, dates, and possible legal actions without coherent details. No clear events, participants, or outcomes emerge from the readable portions.
Fragmentary text showing a jail related note about paid care, with odd spellings and broken phrases. The readable portions mention a gaol and care, but details about people, dates, or events are unclear. The source is garbled OCR.
Sydney reports a veiled threat amid a broader discussion of arbitration and war governance. Officials from NSA and Victorian Government push cooperation, while Mary Bayly questions observance of an unresolved dispute. Navy and trades groups loom in the background as volunteers prepare for private talks.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Nanking and Shanghai under Nationalist rule, noting unclear references to capital relocation, Japanese authorities, and political shifts. Mentions Peking and wartime pressures, with distorted phrases about governance and foreign influence.
Three men are reported murdered in Darwin with unclear details in a fragmentary account. The text mentions babies and multiple names, but the calamity remains poorly described due to garbled OCR, leaving the full event hard to determine.
A jumble of unreadable lines shows inquiries in the Commons about red influence. Names like Hoke and Aviles Hicks appear tangled with garbled phrases. The piece reflects a disrupted report or OCR error rather than a clear event.
Centenarian memories recounted in Sydney and Sylvania as residents celebrate long life. The piece mentions a centenarian born in a county, with references to towns, dates, and a notable figure, blending portraits of age and local history.
An early aviation note describes a homemade monoplane journey toward Europe. The fragmented account mentions a pilot, various coastal stops, and a tentative route across seas. The text references several unclear names and places, outlining a bold flight plan with limited technical detail.
An industrial accident left one man dead after an engine strike. Names and details are garbled in the OCR text, but the fatal incident occurred as workers were near the engine. The report lacks clear locations, identities, and exact sequence of events.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and lines about Kensington races and related events. It mentions multiple personal names, possible locations, and handicapping notes, but the legible details are sparse and uncertain about dates, outcomes, or specific actions related to a clear event.
Market noise from Sydney reports wheat prices via May 54 quotes while tin prices in Sydney show updated figures. Fragments reference exchange activity and general price movements without full details or clear figures.
Sussex blankets are made from specially selected Australian wool and carry the trade name Sussex as a guarantee of quality. Each blanket is singly whipped and full size, reflecting meticulous production standards.
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