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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions food fuel liquor and work resting duties with garbled names and places. Readable parts include partial references to a news item and several corrupted names. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the legible content.
Fragmentary text references a local market trade and tensions in a unnamed place. Mentions Bern, Union, and a threat context with unclear actors. No clear dates, events, or outcomes readable.
The report notes coal cart drivers agreed to a Trade resolution urging wage parity and timely payment. Rost material supply lines are discussed, with focus on hospital needs and labor terms. The text references the Army and storage employees, hinting at payment and work conditions amid the dispute.
Readable fragments show CPerrimal clerie and Mile workers clashing with employers over minimum pay. A deal was: agreed payment contested, miners left the scene, while a murky debate on principle and pay persisted.
Fragmented OCR text discusses wage claims for gas workers and employer reallocation. Mentions a 85.0 thousand figure and full wage pattern. Ambiguous details and dates render a terse labor note with unclear context.
Local workers including Lettermew Prissern and Mr Ball demand a living wage as the Board of Treads debates a 14 day notice and potential work ball. The group claims 700 members are affected and seeks arbitration at a March meeting to decide pay provisions.
In a Diverse Court session this afternoon Bray seeks dissolution of marriage from Dr. Walepley Bray amid claims of adultery with Roos Turn bull. Judge declines immediate comment, indicating reserved judgment may be prepared. potential commission for evidence was discussed as proceedings proceed.
London dispatch reports the Urine Ministery stating responsibility for Central Europe and urging American action. The Supreme Council contends only remedy lies in concerted economic effort and international credit. Diplomatic representations have been made in Washington.
A damaged report details Martinsyde flight efforts and dump establishment near Port Darwin with pilots, propellers, and gear described. It notes precautionary days, a push at Port Darwin, and transfer of responsibility to Liv Lowell as a storm looms and crews work through the landing gear and water contact.
Meval advises tie between Weleber and SeArTm dre etry cal. Batten and Hallew figures show sanguinary danger. Bethonises from sodomy crime arelisted as heavy onewa gig. Ober reporig notes Petrograd holds few people. Finland arming with Wed oMirera and pr aed.
A Cambridge era report notes Australian student officers at Camberley including Somerville Farr Miles Major Mutchie and Wootten among a brilliant batch. The group will proceed to Camberley Beat station and include Brigadier General Jess Col Wigan and Macfarlane whose roles will be coordinated by the Defence Department.
Report from Cairo cites ongoing unrest as authorities press for reforms amid rising demonstrations. Police efforts and citizen reactions shape the situation in the Egyptian capital amid mounting calls for changes in governance.
A Melbourne deputation to the Government sought clarification on a 120000 pound teachers’ bonus. The premier, Mr Lawson, urged a measured response while indicating the need to balance routes and financial allocation amid criticism and local pressure.
In a crowded hearing, labor leaders and factory managers clashed over a notebook of accusations against female workers. The debate focused on whether women’s wages and conditions harmed industry, with testimony touching on discipline, moral concerns, and productivity.
A party meeting was called to decide how to handle the government’s budget and a proposed Liguer Bill. Premier and ministers disclosed plans to remit the problem for decision and to finish the session, though time constraints risk delaying a vote.
Mr Piddington chairman based in Melbourne. Mr A 8 Pellaginn has been altered the position of chairman of the Commonwealth Basin Wage Commission. He will move to Melbourne to commence duties.
A terse cable from Melbourne reports New Zealand influenza concerns prompting renewed quarantine measures. Officials advise vigilance as health authorities monitor spread and potential travel restrictions in the Pacific region.
A garbled OCR fragment references names like Moerefeld and Mab and a late day time. The readable parts mention a local club, an event or meeting, and several proper nouns, but details are unclear and no cohesive narrative emerges.
A derailed political clash centers on the Procreation Party and Progressive forces. Wiltsome, a farmer, explains factions aligned with Gracia and Trem Chetr while opponents press for a new national slate. The piece notes debate over alliance duties and potential shifts in the federation arena.
Fragmentary account describes a cricket match in Brisbane with teams named Interstate C and Greenaland. It mentions bowlers and batsmen such as Harvour and Thompeen, and a fatal or serious incident prompting a crowd reaction and possible deaths. The text is garbled and many names unclear.
Discussion centers on prices and betting for key horses in the Villiers Mile and related events. Mentions Wedding Day and Publican as leading runners, with pace and weight debates noted among handlers and officials. Assessments reference past performances and market expectations for the meeting at Newmarket during September.
The article reports debate over closing A C Soldiers Hall amid plans to repurpose the site. Officials cite cost, facility needs, and potential relocation of services as factors, with government and hospital authorities mentioning contracts and public work implications.
A marine court inquiry opened into a harbor collision involving the Malachite and Jessie. Witnesses included representatives from the A. Yate Wfernsal Rigst Company, Helen drsate, and Mr Bevis, with allegations and cross questions about the incident and compensation.
Fragmentary report recounts a near collision between vessels near Elizabeth Bay and Adelaide Company's wharf. It mentions a lighter in tow, starboard sides, and actions by a master to avoid collision, with garbled names and unclear outcomes.
Weather summary describes a city storm with rain and wind. Partial reader notes mention people seeking shelter and damp conditions across streets and neighborhoods. The text includes garbled phrases about temperatures and device warnings but few clear facts.
A long discussion details payments and actions in a conspiracy case centering on a military cloth supply. Witnesses, fees, and alleged schemes link Mason, Goldstein, Sullivan, and others to fabric procurement from Garden and various depots. The report notes contracts, payments, and eventual testimony timelines through March, with references to supervision by officials and legal proceedings.
A garbled OCR fragment details a shooting with five victims and a Russian girl killed. Names, places, and precise events are unreadable, but the item centers on a fatal shooting and subsequent confusion. The text hints at a crime scene with authorities and statements, though specifics are unclear.
An OCR unreadable segment mentions Marie Wace and Coben, Fu George Tirhes, and Mr Coyle. The garbled text references a jury, a capital case in court, and a chaotic event with suspects and a stabbing. No clear dates or locations are readable.
An OCR damaged notice concerns award applications by W. and 8. board employees. It references process steps, credentials, and potential grading or certification actions, mentioning board authority and applicant eligibility. The fragment hints at hearings and the right to appeal stimuli surrounding the application.
A fragmented report presents Sir Joseph Cook discussing the League of Nations at a late meeting. The text references naval policy and imperial concerns, with unclear details on positions or outcomes.
The article notes Mr JW Camel president of the Conference of Commonwealth Public Service addressing staff. It mentions Hoversmann appearing at an event and a public service discussion. Details are fragmented but indicate discussions on leave and related duties across five years and references to a service referent.
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