24 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1928
Page
1
Burge's offers a full range of Lustre Milanese underwear for women and children in light sheer fabrics. Featured are Milanese vests bloomers camisoles and slips in multiple colors plus jumpers kimonos scarves and evening wear. Prices shown per item, with a wide selection of coats and accessories.
A chaotic report from Honolulu notes public anger toward four men accused of kidnapping. The piece mentions political tension and ongoing investigations, with uncertain details and inconsistent phrasing. No clear outcome is stated.
A Melbourne taxi driver and two volunteer laborers were attacked by stones after striking volunteers attempted to wrench the vehicle from the road. Police arrested two men as the fray continued near the Monday protest.
Sydney reports the Minister for Works and Railways announced the opening of the Dorrigo railway line on Cleguber 28. A wall was torn during early construction, marking the first milestone of the project at Dorrige.
An inquest was opened today in Sydney concerning the death of Percy King Gow at Marrickville on July 14. Atwha Frances Trapman aged 27 and Ernest Percival Traperian 2th were charged with Gow’s murder and were present in court. The case proceeding unfolded amid the tense atmosphere of the emergency.
Sydney report notes at least four people killed in Melbourne and surrounding areas during the week end due to motor car crashes, with two additional fatal cases in Queensland. The week end tally underscores ongoing road dangers across states.
Market notes show delays in wine and wool shipments with Sydney auctions postponed for another week if issues persist. Prices for ewe and lamb lots vary, Tasmania and Melbourne receipts listed, with stock and vessel movements referenced in a rough market briefing.
Police arrest 21 year old Miles Fukanaga in connection with the kidnapping and slaying of ten year old Gill Harvieson. National Guardsmen called up to quell mob scenes near the station as crowds pressed for news. A ransom of 4000 dollars was demanded and two days of fear ended with the victim found near the Waikiki Hotel. The Chamber of Commerce offers a 200 dollar reward for arrest of kidnappers amid intense public uproar.
Police nabbed a man after an alleged cowardly attack on a woman at a vacant block in West Leederville near Galley Main line. The victim was found in a pitiable state. Charles Hatton, aged 41, was located asleep nearby and later arrested on an accusation of attempted assault.
Readable fragments show unclear forecast notes with names Moodlay Chowdy and somatic terms. The garbled text mentions weather and asterism like terms but provides no clear region Date or outcome for a concise summary.
In Sydney a secretary and official weigh the police’s role after a brutal arrest incident. Public sentiment argues for police and citizen cooperation to uphold law and safety.
A disturbance at a party led to injuries and a man was arrested in connection with the melee. Reporting mentions a person named Harry Jones and a hospital condition described as severe, with fractures and wounds. Police investigate potential motives and identify involved parties as the situation unfolds.
A London London romance item recalls the life of Thomas Muir Young, an advocate linked to reformers in the 1790s. He was transported for sedition, survived shipwrecks, wandered to South America, Panama, and Spain, and joined the French revolutionary government before dying in Paris at about 60. The piece then shifts to a political update on festival politics, a state assembly race, and parliamentary leadership changes in a later era.
Fragmentary report states a pugilist was arrested on a footpath amid a disturbance. Names and locations are garbled, with unclear ages and affiliations, but the incident involves a clash on a public route and police action following the altercation.
A mysterious body is found drifting near Ver Meer with unclear origins. Authorities investigate to identify the deceased and determine the circumstances surrounding the death. Local officials urge caution and promise updates as the case develops.
The New South Welshman Mr Tikten Smith told Tilmanstoen colliery in Kent of two major plans. He seeks 2000 employees to launch the world’s largest cement works and to form an electricity project for Lowden at below cost, aiming to divert much of the colliery output.
A large bush fire in the Bel lingen district reached near Thora Metholiet but was halted within thirty yards of the settlement. The blaze endangered Bel lingen settlers who reported damage to fences and homes with some property loss. Fire crews contained the blaze to prevent spread to another area.
The visit by Bingara golf team to Inverell resulted in a tight win by a margin of one match. The Chossley Trophy event ran with 13 holes per round and featured several matchups including Stoner, Rice, and Maddigan advancing to the next round. The association secretary was urged to confirm venues and dates for upcoming matches.
The charge against J. F. Garden, secretary of the Trades Hall, alleging attempted intimidation to curb employment in interstate transport, was dismissed by the Central Quarterday court. The court noted the sincerity of witnesses for the defence.
Morning reports indicate calm activity along the Sydney shoreline with ships in harbor and standard operations continuing. No disruptions noted as routine maritime traffic proceeds without incident.
Sydney Monday report of Ronald Smith feared dead after drowning in 12 feet of water at Marouba Lagoon near the Speedway. His companion Max Mind reportedly left him on the heard before entering the lake amid attempts to maneuver a improvised riff.
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Mary Thomas aged 25 is believed to have died after leaving a hotel on Saturday. The deceased, described as a young woman, was found after a note suggesting fatigue and distress. Police inquiry follows to determine circumstances surrounding the death.
A garbled ad-like snippet touts a two shilling bottle of conrentra Wil HERNZOQ to mix with water for a home cough remedy. It claims relief for coughs, bronchitis, and whooping cough and suggests suitability for children, though the text is unclear and may misstate ingredients and usage.
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