28 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
1
Broad selection from Hurge Bros and Continental House Aid Lines includes pin table damasks in 34 inch wide and 43 inch wide options. Heavy linen damask and damask tablecloths advertised with prices per yard and bundled sets. Also listed are damask napkins, linen dowlas, and blue striped pieces for kitchen and dining use.
A garbled OCR text reports a fatal quarrel involving a railway worker and hostilities at a harbor area. It mentions arrests by authorities, tensions among maritime unions, and multiple names tied to the incident. The passage is severely unclear but implies a violent confrontation and legal steps following the event.
London reports economic strain as federal shipping costs are cited as a significant burden. Mr Larkin notes rising expenses threaten viability for Vann yt Nie and other Australian signatories, with expectations of taxation shifts and costly compliance.
An unreadable OCR passage mixes names and phrases about engines politics and events. It mentions various terms and entities in a garbled sequence with no clear narrative or identifiable figures to anchor a concise summary.
A fragmented report notes a tied score between Moon and WUnE Ary in a late stage of a college basketball event. Toby Woml is mentioned alongside hype around key plays and assistant coaching. The readable text is limited and uncertain in places.
Sydney readers learn of opium smugglers nabbed by customs officer Hyak Wa Cvaese aboard the steamer Tand'… daat. The crew was in motion when caught, with opium valued at LAN units.
Market details show weaker tones in Sydney trading with wheat and livestock prices fluctuating. Notable notes include sheep and lamb movements, price ranges per head, and regional selling patterns. some dairy and meat indices appear firm while others drift downward.
Sydney Friday reports a conference of maritime unions mobilizing against the Transport Act. The Nine Trades and Labor Council vows to press all named workers to refuse service and obtain licenses, with a call to boycott vessels linked to free labor. The Australian Council of Trade Unions is urged to urge restraint on fines, while nationwide actions and coastal port disruptions are anticipated as stranders and waterside workers resist government measures and press for labor rights.
A head on train collision at Iron Flowrall Street caused widespread damage to a line of cars and rolling stock. Several people were injured, including some badly, though there were no fatalities reported in the fragmentary account.
A large contract for boilers valued at £269,000 is reported amid cabinet deliberations. The document mentions entities possibly including Swusey Fratay and Wilcors Fh 1, with references to Chaney and a 200M line, but the text is garbled.
Adelaide riots erupt with chaotic scenes as volunteers and emergency staff respond. Police clashes flare near Coed Mielaide and hospital reports list several injured. officials urge calm while investigations begin into the violence.
A worker died after a fall from a silo in Sydney where construction activity continues. Authorities investigated the incident as a workplace accident with emergency crews responding to the scene.
Fragmentary report notes growing fears of a general strike. Affected sectors include transport and industry with heavy potential disruption. No clear dates or participants confirmed. authorities urge calm while negotiations continue.
Sydney Friday report describes a brief escape during a photo session with an alleged idle suspect. The incident ended without further pursuit, and officials secured the area after the man disappeared from view. Further details were not released by authorities.
Readable scraps describe a puzzling event with scattered terms like Cletwarils and Merk in a shoreline setting. No clear names, places, or outcomes emerge from the damaged text.
London police uncover a group connected to cocaine use after a suspect list notes a raid and seizure. Disorderly activity surrounds a lorry delivery and subsequent charges loom for several individuals.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses false tax returns involving a millionaire. The text is unclear but indicates legal trouble, possible investigations, and financial scrutiny. No clear names, dates, or places are extractable.
A brief note from Western Australia highlights a modest budget shortfall as authorities report a small deficit. Officials caution on expenditures while outlining measures to balance accounts and maintain essential services.
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