06 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
1
A local shop touts a fine range of raincoats and new millinery arrivals. The retailer highlights style options in navy and gray, with sizes from 31 to 46 and a newly opened location at the Latent Millinery.
A wreck on the New Phanuth tram line left a newly married woman dead and mutilated. The identity was established only from a clothing receipt found on the scene. Local authorities issued no further details as investigations proceed.
A riot at Mirxaper Park led to the arrest ofCALCETTA Tucelay Uhandhi and Jaden of the Werehist wight. European police engaged the crowd as a speech preceded a large fire. Foreign cloth and mob actions were reported with tension toward the city’s enforcement.
The Association for the Protection of Native Races condemned the board's inquiry into the shooting of natives in Central Australia, arguing there was insufficient justification to shoot a kangaroo or four natives. The meeting also protested harsh sentences in the Mandates Territory for what appeared to be minor slope work.
Seventy three charges outline alleged wholesale thefts involving a Sydney railway guard named Hentioy tiedny Weary. The case alleges thefts of goods from Mies Vale and Seley tie Mates Vile Peteetine Sherringhaam. The magistrate set bail and remanded the accused for further proceedings.
A fragmentary local cricket page lists players including Toesiay Merrackers and Aine Chapman with missing details. The column lacks clear results or outcomes, offering only scattered names and brief, unclear references to events and scores.
May Depena 41 wife injured with throat and forehead wounds at Redfern home Monday night. Her husband was arrested at his Riley Street Surry Hills residence late Tuesday. He allegedly attacked with a table knife before seizing a razor. Detained for 14 days awaiting further action.
At a Timber Merchandise Association meeting in Melbourne it was decided to grant control of the strike to the Chamber of Manufactures. The move aims to push through drastic steps to restore normal conditions in the industry with merchants and employers' organizations backing the effort.
Melbourne report details a surfing accident near Woorimbiel where Herbert Ramsay, aged four, died after exposure to waves. The incident occurred during a day of rough seas as a companion and bystanders attempted rescue with local assistance.
An inquiry opened at Rabaul into January native demonstrations. Ringleaders in handcuffs outside the court include men serving sentences for piracy. Mission figures testified about wage grievances while a Catholic missionary argued wages were adequate.
A garbled report describes assailants attacking volunteers and workers on a route. It notes the alleged targeting by a Sidiev Sobitehan Tinhor Merchants Association figure and references a quest for aid while the volunteers suffer injuries.
A bewildering report notes a young woman arrested in connection with an abandoned infant. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggest police involvement and a nighttime event at or near Thornton with a Friday timing reference.
Local villagers report an attack in Grevbiula village where Teena and others were harmed. An armed assailant killed several, and the murderer was captured by residents and authorities in a swift action following the incident.
Disjointed report describes fighting in Mexico City with names like Mosterey Tiestay Escobar and Conmie amid a ten hour clash. A House Oke action is noted, with generals and officers of the Federal Cone nines mentioned and several lives described as lost or endangered.
Fragmentary text notes coal owners considering mug free fiber, mention of work at the coal fare wilesa and two years of employment. Details unclear. lacks coherent dates, places, or names.
In Madrid on Tuesday Volowlig De Rivera defended socialist policy amid attacks from foreign and domestic critics. The statement asserts reforms serve national interests by protecting key industries and easing foreign profits, promising improvement over last week’s levels.
Daily market notes show wheat ex-racks in Sydney at 4/8 per bushel amid activity on Wednesday. Produce markets list butter at S0. A per wt, rabbit skins noted with vouchers and valuation, with assorted regional price references and vendor terms.
A fragmentary weather note indicates scattered showers along the coast with generally fair conditions inland. The wording is unclear and preserves limited OCR readability.
A wild kangaroo hunter in Western Australia endured a brutal day when a shot missed and struck a dog instead. The hunter, Whily Frank Gdebrist, was left dazed and exhausted after the incident, and rescuers located him two days later near the homestead.
Fragmented text questions whether British migrants were misled about employment in Australia and hints at official statements. Mentions delays, processing, and concerns about promised work versus reality, with unclear references to individuals and places.
A garbled plea-like fragment mentions Fortitude and smoke with scattered names and places. The readable bits indicate a vague scene of pursuit or invitation but lack coherent facts, dates, or clear participants. The fragmentary text preserves some proper nouns but overall conveys uncertainty rather than a definite event or outcome.
Rites held at Victoria Purek revealed four furlong heats with Latite Danke and Miss Passe among top finishers in the Fourtees One Handic ar, Flying Tan DocaI led by Prudent Haren in First Division, Miss Review and Memento in Second, The Gossip and Winter in Third with Lord Swift and Sylkewedia among the Maiden entries, all detailing weight and placement.
A 15 year old schoolgirl, reported as Drewe Pardett, was found dead in a kitchen at premises in North Sydney last night from gas exposure in a suspected self harm case. Police are investigating and have not disclosed any further details.
A Methodist Church conference approved broader recognition for women preachers, endorsing reconciliation and full accreditation for female ordained ministers amid ongoing debates within the denomination.
A becalmed vessel 130 days out of North Carolina toward Porfines faced danger as a steamer named Jervis Fay steered toward the Great Australian Eight on a Saturday. A lifeboat was sent, mate Pigbush reported men aboard at a harbor of stores where crates leaked fuel, passengers tossed cigarettes overboard, and waves tested the ship. The crew anticipated relief in two days as the steamer pressed on in rough seas.
Following a string of cases where prosecutions faced by violators permit young children to drive under supervision, the Victorian Chief Secretary says measures to curb this practice will be considered once the new bill is drafted.
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