29 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1930
Page
1
Report from Sydney describes Mr B M Wade challenging a Barwon car seizure during a robbery in which the driver was assaulted and fled. A bystander and others testified as the assailant struck, causing a broken wrist and head wounds. Police pursued with little success.
In a case before the Bankruptcy Court Judge Lukin at Inverell the creditors petition against Edward Nieuwe Fieultyg of Taveritt was settled. The court noted that a formal arrangement would be prepared, bringing the matter to a close with terms to be filed by the parties.
Report of a death near Tamworth after a Saturday night sighting of a body on the roadside. The name Richard Leslie Mundy appears amid garbled text, with references to a resident named Charles Full ames driving into town and discovering the body near Gowrie C4. The report notes a mysterious cause and an extenuating timeline as authorities investigate.
Final figures show Nationalist Gray defeating Hulse in the Melbourne by election with a sizable majority. Opponents argue Australians are ready to endure sacrifices to restore prosperity, signaling a potential new era and shift in policy stance amid tough economic conditions.
In Sydney on a Tuesday, ministers from the Mines department discuss coalfield reopenings amid calls to revive production. Officials reference financial gains and potential regulatory changes as part of broader labour reforms.
London reports a gradual return to normalcy after a period of turbulence as the American Ambassador General Dawes notes hopeful signs. Analysts forecast a shift away from stock market pressure toward sustainable gains amid evolving economic conditions.
Labor workers at a large meeting in Rockhampton favored an all-out policy against wage reductions and the government's superannuation scheme. Protesters warned the government intends to cut terms and urged unity to counter proposed changes amid looming industrial action.
Fragmentary text indicates Sir Otto Niemeyer returning from New Zealand with mentions of meetings and movements. Persons and places are unclear. sources show garbled details about trips, headlines, and possibly official posts.
A Sydney burglary case reports thieves surprised by police while attempting entry at a garage. Names appear garbled. event followed by police notes and witness statements. No clear dates or locations confidently identifiable in the readable text.
Brisbane mail service inaugurates a Kyogle line allowing faster travel between Bris bane and Sydney. Officials and transport representatives attend the ceremony at Bris bane with a royal commission style display and a journey time noted. Passengers and freight prospects highlighted as the route connects regional centers and major capitals.
A man died after a fatal jump incident described as a collapse during a hazardous activity. Witnesses reported a severe impact and emergency responders arrived promptly. Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause and any contributing factors.
Capt Matthews forced a landing Thursday near Ranmer 168 kilometers north of Bonnisan after aircraft weathered a mishap. The aviator remained unhurt and planned to continue toward Australia as officials recorded the incident.
The notice reports a wedding ceremony at a distant, mistyped location with names like Charles Lagin and Lana, noting attendees and incongruous details in a distorted OCR fragment. It preserves a few readable names while omitting clear dates and places due to text corruption.
Singapore reports a distressed landing after severe rain and high winds. Unclear details describe the aircraft and crew as authorities investigate the crash site and assess damage. Programs and witnesses provide fragmented accounts of the event.
The report concerns a matter of urgency before the Railway Commissioners at Vieira New South Wales. The commission discusses setting aside awards and related proceedings as of February 9408, noting a review and implications for ongoing operations and affected parties.
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