08 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
1
Advertises a carnival style sale beginning today offering deep cuts across drapery and millinery. Highlights half price on all frocks and the elimination of the costume department, with numerous items including voiles, skirts, camisoles, children's wear, and knickers marked for quick clearance.
On the North Sidney hurler bridge iron workers and Harlemipakers walked off in a dispute over risks in the occupation. The strike threatens a week of idle time as workers demand safety measures and compensation for hazardous labor amid ongoing talks.
Washington reports President Hoover summoned Congress for an extra session on April 15 to consider changes in agricultural relief aid and related legislation. A detailed address outlines the purpose of early action and potential adjustments to aid programs.
A large gathering of timber workers in Sydney votes No at a secret ballot overseen by the industrial registrar. The mass meeting drew over a thousand men, signaling strong opposition to a proposed measure.
A sensational London notice depicts a bent tale of a man claiming a wife’s past marriage and a jumbled matrimonial dispute across cities. The piece references a certifier, a long deadlock, and a resulting domestic tension affecting families and local figures.
Fragmented market notes show prices for wool and commodities in Sydney with quotes and forecasts. Mentions include New England and Western Dynasty wool trades, March catalog offerings, and regional sales activity across several sectors.
At Grafton District Court Robert Fuller a laborer was awarded 2100 charges against Ambrose Goodwin a police constable for assault and grievous wounding. A way of proceedings was granted and a new trial application will be made. Hewitt witnesses the alleged cruel cowardly dastardly act.
A 10 year old boy admitted theft involving 100 pounds in a police court. He was committed to an industrial home. His aunt, who acknowledged receiving the stolen goods, was sentenced to six months hard labor. The court noted she encouraged the crime and benefited accordingly.
Frederick Sty, alleged to have gathered to trade died after attempting suicide following an incident at Five Dock last week. He died at the Western Suburbs Hospital last night.
In Dunedoo a coroner’s inquest into the death of Joseph Lever found likely murder by the deceased’s father. The verdict stated the father was committed for trial on the charges related to the gin death.
A conference of combined unions informs colliery owners that locked-out men are ready to resume work at nine under the existing award. All union members are ordered to stay at work pending new instructions. An appeal by some mine owners to hire extra workers was refused. A advisory committee is appointed to handle emergency matters.
The Hospitals Bill was further considered by the Assembly last night but defeated 44 to 34. The plan would have created a state balance from a specific tax to fund hospital upkeep.
Four men were attacked by a group believed to be timber workers on Forbes Street, Darling Wurst, last night. The intended victims sustained injuries, but the attackers were driven off before inflicting serious harm.
A crude hoax triggered a false alarm in Sydney when a hoax brigade claimed a fire at John Atom Ltd in McMahon's Point. The report, later deemed illegitimate, described preparations and a scene that proved unfounded as investigators traced the incident to a prank.
A collision between two motor vehicles near Kamdwick resulted in the arrest of one driver. Harold Pa and Periday were reported in connection with the incident as authorities charged the suspect with driving or related offenses.
In Melbourne Friday Mrs Voltet of Nari Croydon heard a noise and confronted a man with a money box. He fled but later returned, struck her, and then threw pepper at her. The attacker escaped as bystanders alerted police.
Police arrest three men amid inquiries into an illegal workers sweepstake branded The Workers United Funds. Agents allege sixpence tickets were sold at workshops, factories, and wharves to lure patrons. a draw supposedly occurs with winnings feigned to keep interest.
Melbourne Friday report from Trades Hall Council secretary alleges officers warned that refusal to submit may lead to severe consequences. The memo cites fines of £50 and hints at coercive action amid rising tensions within labor circles.
A fragmented report states a packet of registered letters for Krishnee was stolen from a liner. The incident involves loss of mail items marked as registered letters. Further details on location Fremnanthe freasonder and handling are unclear.
In a northern region, a major coal or mineral concern decided to dismiss workers due to a slack trade cycle. The company notified laborers through a formal dismissal notice, reflecting reduced demand and idle operations. Unclear details about specific firms or exact dates.
A Labor delegation urged delay on bribery charges against council members, while ATP president Kruves vows to clear the matter and warns the executive will take decisive action against any member found guilty of tampering.
England batsmen Hobbs and Javelin score futility as Surdines bowls for Australia. At lunch England 12 runs for no wickets, Hobbs not out, Javiline out. Match in progress amid unclear score details.
Fragmentary report describes fighting in Southern Mexico with government forces clawing back control of major towns including Cordoba and Vera Cruz while rebels resist near the northern base. Captures and retreats mark the chaotic confrontations as authorities press toward port and inland positions.
Sydney Friday report states estate of wool buyer William Henry Chare valued for probate at 2774 with references to Marling Paine and related religious associations. The notice notes the estate is to be divided or settled under relevant probate procedures.
Sedue trades aid labor council calls for government action to compel testimony from Tarnly Jihuwn in New Zealand. Officials refer to a forthcoming hearing in the refroed case as authorities seek evidence.
The hed day at the Wid. Aquinveting featured several tight finishes. Autumn Hurdle saw Cochranveil take first, Day Jean second, Bouremard third. Mollison and Daniels tied for a later event, with Highland U2 close behind in a neck-and-neck stretch to the line. Time 1.37.
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A young porter Leslie Wewett, 24, was fatally struck by a vehicle near Strathfield station on Friday. Investigators are examining the scene as officials note the tragic incident and conditions leading to the accident.
The forecast notes fine conditions overall with more clouds along the coast and tablelands and scattered showers on the coast later. Cool south-west to south winds are expected, fresh along parts of the coast.
Fragmentary cricket commentary mentions spurious terms and a Morning Post reference. The garbled text cites unfamiliar names and a supposed incident or opinion, but key facts, dates, and participants are unreadable.
London reports state that Flying Circus Moir and Vlor OWicer Chwem plan a Darwin bound flight to complete the route using a new all metal aircraft with a 650 hp Siddeley Jaguar engine. The mission aims for fast travel via Brisbane Sydney Melbourne and Port Darwin with Shell supplying fuel and air services along the way.
A royal ceremony in London saw Nurse Drovis receive personal recognition from the King. The nurse had cared for a patient with royal illness, earning the Royal Red Cross of the second class for exemplary service.
Unclear OCR text notes a secret ballot preparation for a union branch of the Workers Limited, with uncertainty about when the vote will take place.
Reliable reports state that a share issue has been applied for in Armidale Newspaper Liv Ltd. The firm plans bi weekly publication, shifting to a modern tri weekly format. Capital structure includes 20000 shares in public, 8000 reserved, with options for purchase at £8000 each through Expressail. Mr We Forsythe, managing director of Northern Flotation Ltd, oversees arrangements.
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