14 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR itemized list shows gloves, leather goods, hosiery, shirts with several incomplete dates and prices. Readable entries include gloves priced 4/9 per pair and shirts listed with 19/6, 33/6 ranges, plus vague notes on Crimean shirts and stock items.
Fragmented OCR describes mass picketing and labor action near Sydney with unclear names. It mentions miners, employers, and an emergency council, with references to a municipal office and an election context. Readable fragments show a protest atmosphere and demands affecting operations.
Sydney Friday report describes a fatal crash on Roseville Road near a footpath involving a vehicle driven by Oxnald Conecie. The victim died instantly and bystanders witnessed severe injuries and a mutilated body. Police were alerted, with ongoing investigation into circumstances.
Reported yesterday that men in Bilbao faced refusals affecting full civil rights, with Spain cited as denying rights to some. The scene involves Bilitary training in Auckland and ongoing civil rights debates.
A local Peters Challenge Cup event outlines a diverse field including University and club teams. Prominent participants mentioned include McBentine rss MuKuirin and Daly Palins Filva Tatton, with several named athletes poised for key races and potential upsets in a packed schedule.
A clumsy misread report describes a French monoplane named the Yellow Witch attempting a long takeoff from a coast route toward Paris and Rome. An air accident injures crew Yancey and Wills as the craft skids on salt flats, tearing a wing and leaving fabric and structure damaged.
In Melbourne a case of customs evasion resulted in a heavy fine of £225. The accused, identified as Brome of the Masseley Australian Company, pleaded guilty to the offense and faced penalties imposed by the court.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a distressed individual within a locale, with unclear names and places. The readable text hints at an unidentified death or withdrawal situation and possible involvement of local figures, but specifics are obscured by errors.
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A garbled South Africa centered draft mentions leaders including Mr. Shi Arartavt Havenga and Kenn, referencing ministers and agriculture roles. The text appears a disrupted report with several misspellings and unclear names, offering limited concrete events or dates.
A garbled but legible report credits Lloyd George with a dominant Liberal showing in London as the general election yields solid support for the Liberal party. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Thieves broke into Brennan's Repository at Newtown on Wednesday night and carried away silk goods. The intruders removed shelves and a motor vehicle case was later found, with workers describing the scene as a quiet theft.
A peculiar fire occurred last month in the home of Fran Joyce of aed hawk. Authorities believe it was started by thieves who fled before witnesses could identify them. Police are reviewing the scene for clues as they pursue leads related to the blaze at the residence in the vil.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about the Sontbegi Crags and Kiopslard Sunt with hints of a rent, a Sat task, and a F D Schone reference. No clear people, places, or dates available in readable text.
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal car plunge into a river near Bed Cite with mentions of a Mrs Whiteway and a Mr Whiteway and a broken sequence of events. Details are unclear but indicate a crash and a river scene with authorities responding.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a car incident with a heavy fine and unclear details involving Sydney Friis and unspecified events. The readable portion mentions a heavy fine related to a car and a name, but lacks coherent context or dates to form a full report.
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Fragmentary report describes a tram collision with officials suspended amid investigation. Text is garbled and names, places, and outcomes are unclear. a brief note mentions a crash and inquiries affecting the tram system.
A violent incident in Sydney yesterday left a worker injured as a revolver discharge rang out near a hustling crowd. Witnesses reported a tense scene with police swiftly securing the area and transporting the wounded man for medical care.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions social topics and names without clear context. It references individuals and places in a jagged sequence, suggesting a local council or notice, but readable facts are minimal and ambiguous.
Fragmentary market notes from Sydney show fluctuating wheat bids and uncertain demand. References to prices, weight measures, and trading activity appear in disjoint phrases, indicating a volatile rural market snapshot with limited data.
Fragmentary text notes threat and penalty themes linked to a war era context. Names, places, and numeric references are unclear, with portions resembling garbled OCR. The readable segments hint at a formal sanction event or legal action within a wartime framework, but essential facts remain elusive.
A court filing warns temp agency operations amid a Tuesday hearing in New York City. The notice cites compliance issues and potential fines as authorities scrutinize contractor practices.
Fragmentary notice describes men’s gabardine overcoats in fawn and grey shades. It mentions a fall flood context and a misted or mist-like coat style.
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