05 May 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 05, 1930
Page
1
A garbled report mentions owners and miners in Sydney and a church, with scattered phrases about families, religious figures, and disciplinary actions. The readable bits imply tension and possible coercion, but the overall meaning is unclear and fragmented.
Confused notes describe a chaotic town hall meeting about the rink with mentions of teams, names, and disputed plans. The text references delays, fees, and pressure from forces behind tapes, suggesting ongoing community friction.
A plane crash near a station killed Georga Meares a wealthy pastoralist aged 28 and injured Buchare Pearman 27 and others aboard. The craft fell from about 500 feet after takeoff from the homestead. the machine was badly wrecked and the injured were rushed to hospital.
A Sydney report states a coal dispute between owners and workers over wages has yielded an agreement. The owners consent to the workers’ demand for hire and fire rights and recognize the principle of seniority, resolving the line dispute.
A man was assaulted by a cow at Quarry Ti near Bendigo on Monday. He sustained probable fractures and internal injuries and was admitted to hospital for treatment.
The report details Worcestershire easing past the Australians in a cricket or related match with notable bowling and fielding by players including Jnumps, Gre a Boo, and Pop ad k prank. Wickets and runs figures appear, mentioning several players and in-game events, with emphasis on key performances and defense.
Archbishops Mannix denounces government preference for returned soldiers, urging fair treatment for all. He warns that supporters of preference aim to embarrass Premier Boulin and undermine genuine aid to veterans.
The Central Court heard details in a case involving a Chinese gardener linked to an alleged killing in Noumea. The defendant faced prohibited substances charges and related travel and timing constraints emerged during the proceedings.
A taxi driver was bound and robbed in Botany during an early move. The assailants restrained the driver, threatened him, and fled with valuables. Police are investigating the incident and seeking witnesses.
The readable fragments indicate a report on Davis Curt Crawford achieving success in Aurich on a Sunday. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the name Davis Curt Crawford and location Aurich appear with a Sunday timing.
Reported sweeping victory as Garden and allies secure major wins. Labor Party fielded candidates for city council and related offices, signaling strong organization and turnout amid a contentious council slate.
The fragment references a persistent airman and prior attempts at flight. It mentions India and a potential route or destination, with unclear names and dates due to garbled OCR. No full event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
The storm devastated fishing grounds near Tokyo with heavy losses. Reported deaths include sailors identified as Eun Te and several crew members. Rescue operations were launched as authorities assess the disaster's impact on commerce and regional fisheries.
A fatal accident at a British hurdle event leaves 20 spectators injured and a boiler explosion cited amid chaotic scenes. Miller collapsed near the track as debris flew, with emergency crews rushing to aid victims and officials investigating the cause of the blast and the rider's collapse.
A murky excerpt reports a dispute among waterside workers titled Absolute Preference and mentions a meeting led by an unidentified source. The fragment hints at labor tensions and demands without clear names or dates.
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