03 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1928
Page
1
Do you wish to replace old wash tubs with a modern set complete with waste pipes plugs and options? The ad offers affordable bath tubs fitted on premises with rolled edge and waste pipe and invites quotes for two or three piece sets along with kitchen utensils and tanks.
Paris France Monday M Bowkanowski the French Minister of Customs and four others were incinerated when a takeoff from Toul aerodrome for an aviation feat at Clermont went wrong. The plane burst into flames at about 1000 feet, crashed and overturned killing all aboard. Victims included the secretary-general of the Aerial Navigation Company pilot Anin mechanic Vidal and wireless operator Welling. The bodies were burned beyond recognition.
Cloudy on the south coast with some shearers and unsettled conditions developing in the southwest. Frogvre on the highlands with cloud and unsettled weather later. West to north westerly winds along the coast, inland conditions variable but mainly cloudy and unsettled.
Sydney reports the trial of Charles Henry Jack Iwhce for the murder of Richard Moxey at Williams Town will be held at the Central Criminal Court Darlinghurst tomorrow before Justice Campbell.
A letter from A C Ladyman in Friday’s issue argues over hockey rule interpretations. He claims Waria lda Hospital is owed a guinea following a disputed bully call against Inverell, asserting witnesses to compel the offending player to take part and urging the NSW Ladies Hockey Association’s guidance. He proposes both sides contribute half a guinea to the hospital to settle the matter.
Police report 21 natives linked to last month's murder of a pastoralist near Alice Springs. Tensions rise as hostility to white settlers grows in Central Australia, especially in the northwestern area.
John Patrick Reynolds aged 18 was remanded at the Central Court on a murder charge for the deaths of Esther Vaughan and Sarah Falvey at Dulwich Hill. Reynolds appeared unmoved by the proceedings.
Southern Cross Fliers await New Zealand forecast this afternoon before deciding on a 6 pm start today. Weather reports from HYDNEY are pending as the team weighs whether to proceed with the event.
Persistent reports claim sensational developments in the Pace murder case after Mrs. Pace was acquitted. London officials hint proceedings may be reopened as police investigate a sensational document in Stotionil Yard.
Sydney market notes show varied prices for eggs cheese wheat and lucerne with hay and oaten sheaves listed. Cattle prices and sheep bids appear mixed with best leaf at high and inferior at mid ranges. wethers and ewes priced, shorn sheep noted. Paris report mentions Miss Mabel Ball and Accoon awaiting favorable Atlantic crossing, Le Vine offering to let Lloyds assist.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports rabbit skins offered at a Wednesday Sydney salon totalling 100 tons with prices falling across grades. 1st winters to 1b 2nd winters to 100d, other grades down to 39d for 4th peltry, assorted damaged and small lots to 34d, fox skins also lower with beat sorts at 21s per skin.
A brief note describes a remedy titled Woods Great Peppermiot Cure aimed at children with a hacking cough. It outlines usage and efficacy claims in period language, reflecting a wartime or domestic medicine echo. Names and exact ingredients are implied through the title, with cautious claims typical of the era.
Ronald Medbregor awoke to find a man crouching behind his belt. They struggled while his wife summoned help. A taxi driver passing by aided, and theodor was detained until police arrived. Police found burglar tools and evidence the intruder bored a hole in the back window.
Four year old Willam Walker, described as a swag man from New South Wales, was fatally struck by a motor vehicle near Fawhker yesterday. Police investigate the accident and identify possible witnesses.
Geoffrey Ho ion, 24, fell on pavement during a late Saturday night affray at Manly and is dying in hospital. A young man was arrested yesterday on a charge of wounding him after Hedason allegedly struck him on the head during a quarrel.
Russian buyers have reportedly purchased nearly £1,000,000 worth of Australian wool since last season, with demand spreading across all states. The notes indicate Russia is sourcing wool on a larger scale than in the previous year, signaling a broad expansion of trade.
In a Saturday night wrestling contest in Auckland Ecklund defeated Kauffman in the seventh round securing the win.
In Tarranur a detonator mishap at Robert Smiths residence caused his fingers to be blown off. The device exploded while he handled it, resulting in the loss of three fingers and causing injuries to Smith.
A chaotic message reports Tab Miya supporters parading in Maw uniforms to oppose a warlike display. The event sparked disturbances injuring several, including a high chief, with at least one death and another seriously wounded.
Brisbane man Dp Dive of Kularney was responding to an urgent medical call when his car tumbled through a bridge railings and dropped fifteen feet into a stream bed in Norton Way. He died instantly and the doctor was seriously injured.
A large group of unemployed men gathered in front of the Communist hall in Melbudene last night and threatened to smash windows and disrupt traffic. Police dispersed the crowd this morning after the event.
Sydney reports Norman Brotky was struck by a motor car yesterday. He sustained a fractured limb and concussion, lingering for several hours before death.
Allegations claim about 2000 Italians in Western Australia receiving run assistance unless sworn Fascists. The report notes a meeting yesterday of the Jiaham unemployed council discussing these claims and required oaths.
Fragmented report claims investigators located evidence in a river near South Wales involving a suspect named Coleman and a theater promoter. Police reportedly found signs of a link to a larger ring, with authorities pursuing leads across the region.
Melbourne rider Monilay Anelatne was found guilty of attempting to batter a rival, ending his career prospects with a life ban and possible severe penalties. The court verdict centers on the alleged attack at Toston Keeyay Satie, where the jockey’s conduct drew legal action and public scrutiny.
The first weight for age races of the season were held at Warwick Farm on Saturday. Notable events include the Hoo fartville Stakes of Fourlwige for Artveearettds and the Warwik Stakes of ene one total with entrants Limerick, Winalot Interceord, and Stateshian. The New Zealand flyer started strong in the field.
The Sun day Mxprena reports Fender argues England’s touring side to Australia was chosen by private clubs with flaws. He contrasts English and Australian selections, noting omission of Hallows and inclusion of others despite form. He targets MCC for focusing on individuals rather than team needs for the tour.
Maris Sanday Maurice Finielletol from Le Bour yesterday flew a monoplane to set an eight gleme duration record. He remained aloft in the sky for 24 hours and minutes, surpassing prior limits with hours of flight.
Report notes authorities interrogated certain persons for inflammatory speeches against Commonwealth laws. It states speakers during the current shipping front are under close watch as police move toward action at an early date.
In Newtown on Monday Alfred Ballantyne a 27 year old plasterer faced charges for assaulting a football umpire on Saturday at Ersleinville. The umpire’s nose was X-rayed and Ballantyne was remanded to September 10.
The passage describes bilious attacks where food ferments in the stomach causing nausea vomiting and severe headaches. It claims Chamberlains Tablets cleanse the stomach restore health prevent headaches and vomiting and avert attacks if taken before they occur.
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