Mysterious assault on Constable in Glebe suburb
Constable Dean, patrolling toward Balmain Station, was found injured in a suspicious condition near Textetharrest Gisbo. He was taken to his home by an unknown man. Dr Armstrong attended, noting a three inch head wound and memory loss. Police seek clues. Detective Sheerringham and Inspector Boater lead inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Balmain
Textetharrest
Gisbo
Armatrong
Alot
Brulae Corp
Bherringham
Inspector Boater
Digger’s Name Ejected From Transit Depot Record
A nose for reform stirred at Deteling street tram depot as a driver’s name vanished from the record amid a row over an election inspector’s eligibility. League women pressed officials who deny official wrongdoing and say the name was erased by unknown persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deteling-street
Adkich
Sheep Growers Needed in Goulburn Policy Talk
President CB Prell of the Goulburn sheep and farming society urged teachers at Education Week to back a policy shifting from natural to longer healthier frames for ewes and rams. He argued updated mature stock would yield healthier flocks, longer wool, and stronger asset value, reducing illness and boosting profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
Goulburn 4.P
FE Society
CB. Prelk
Prell
Jerraned
Verdict for £200 awarded in motor collision case
The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in a £200 claim in No. 3 Jury Court before Mr. Justice Campbell. Keith Mortimer Ewan sued Arthur Hugh Pools for injuries from a collision between a motorcycle and a car in Green March 1924. The plaintiff sustained a broken arm. £1500 was claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liealntift
Juree Campbell
Keith Mortimer Ewan
Gouthe Fay
Arthur Hugh Pools
Witno
Rugby Changes Players Views
The piece notes divisions among rugby players over NW Rugby League reforms. Players doubt openness to the public. Frank Burg supports the move as beneficial for players and the game. Some fear new policies may affect matchups and publicity.
Sunday News Comic Fest Promises Colorful Marvels
The Sunday News announces a comic fest Sunday featuring Marmaduke and Pridey returning in new adventures with bright pictures. Readers are urged to get the Marmaduke comic as the best yet and enjoy a lively Sunday page. Discussion notes address league control shifts and referees’ appointment debates impacting players and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmaduke
Pridey
Crande
Eure
Racing Buses Menace to Life at Raven Ways Corner
Rockdale Alderman Lewey warned of racing buses speeding 40 to 60 miles an hour through the township near Raven Ways and Pedvetrians, endangering pedestrians. The Mayor Fortescue urged a stop to the practice, with calls to restrict buses to the corner and curb noise. The health importer noted injuries from stand-up passengers. The Meyer will interview the traffic authority before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Lewey
Rock
Opposition caught napping sparks budget clash in debate
A heated budget debate in the legislature deteriorates into interruptions and procedural disputes. Critics accuse the chair of blocking debate while Moone and committee members clash over rulings. The session drums on as members press for resumed discussion and clarity on budget measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Ale
Grele
Chalrman
Conanittees
Wala
Neon
Vic
Arkion
Matture
Ravin
Dacley
Judge Edmunds Farewell Ceremony Reported
The article recalls Justice Edmunds farewell from the industrial court amid official attendance. MTlerman and the attorney general led tributes as colleagues Pfeiffer and Ferguson praised his service and the bar expressed appreciation for his tenure and esteem within the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Mtlerman
Avarrey-General
Judleiat
Sais
Mire Edmunds AL Tistran
J. A. Ferguson
Hurstville Council Rates Debate With Half-Penny Plan
City aldermen clashed over increasing the general rate to a half-penny to fund roadwork and guttering in Hurstville. A proposed levy would raise about costs, with council seeking borrowing to cover the expense as rates are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurstville
John the
Unclear OCR note on condemned building and street hazards
A garbled report describes a council discussion about an accident at a locality and a building inspection. The inspector notes a dwelling fault on Alderney street and related health concerns. Residents on Cleveland street and Teleprinth road are mentioned with precautionary health advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Eodinald Cote Council
Monnay
Alderney -Street
Etka
Cleveland-sireel
Telepen-rirert
Boroghi-aereel Peere
Alon Prcoue
Oun
Ayewe
Cinderella Redfern and the stalled council race
Local council dispute centers on Cinderella Redfern and Ald Grath as officials argue about neglected station work. Candidates claim overdue improvements stalled by bureaucracy while safety concerns and gas infrastructure loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Mgrath
Redfern
Starr Bowkett event notes and local coop loan winner
The report lists attendees and figures from the monthly wrutsprution at Sewtown and Enmorsatarr. It notes a £650 loan approved for 32 years and mentions the Mercantile Marre Bowkstt Co-operative Balding Society. A ballot at the St Pauls Pall Rezelle elected Mr A Thornton, with Barrett Street Laichhardt among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewtown
Howwell
Dr. W
Harvey
Roweville
G. Fuster
Marrichvilia
Eber
F. Uke
Newtown
Wilkan Momebank
Mercantile
Marre Bowkstt Co-operative Balding Society
Bur
F.C. L. Huptna
Murstville
Wan Ie
Bt. Paul's Pall
Rezelle
A. Thornton
Barrett-street
Laichhardt
Unclear OCR fragment hints at church service event
Fragmentary text references a church service or memorial at Te Am for the Cherch of meemed Cache with names Randwick and Birdy and Diresars, suggesting a community notice or misread obituary fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upra
Cherch
Meemed
Judes
Randwick
F. Birdy and Bom, Ltd
Meer Funsrei Diresars
Frimpetee
Christmas Parcel Delivery Instructions From The Postal Office
Postal guidelines outline timing to ensure delivery of perishables before Christmas and New Year. Addressee guidance stresses early posting, secure packing, and proper addressing to avoid delays or loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Mathoritien
Percer
Apd
Back From Geneva Woman Delegate's Work
A Geneva based delegation member recounts postwar efforts at the League of Nations. Sir Willem presided at a town hall reception with the Lord Mayor in attendance. Mackinnon and Sackinen were highlighted for wartime activities and the women delegates were acknowledged for their roles. Stor praised postwar trade efforts by Grost Berliaty and urged improved immigration cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinnon
Irmia
League of No- Gone
Meaton
Sackinen
Geneva
Willem
Mackironi
Stor
Grost
College Concert Promises A Storied Evening At Sect Bupinenn
The College event featured performances by Miley Metly Tifloat and a lineup including Miagoa MarEered Mergy, Forepre Yates, Loule Metters, Muriel Curhannet, Vina Munerleft, and Menery Lawrency Campbel. An audience attended as Mine Preston Glantey and Clem Wil- Vagos introduced the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bupinenn College
Audienc
Miley
Mergy
Forepre Yates
Loule Metters
Muriel Curhannet
Vina Munerleft
Menery Law
After Strike Spree Melb Government Meeting
A garbled report notes a Melbourne strike spree and a council meeting discussing employment and the Prime Prevater. It hints at risking thousands of new unemployment unless action is taken, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullbocree
Pettoy
Tan
Weather chart outlines steamy week with storms and heat
The Evening News weather chart shows a hot week with tropical warmth and scattered thunderstorms. Temperature readings reach the high 80s and 90s in several regions, with rain and thunder recurrences noted in multiple localities and a cooler trend expected late week.
No Objection Acknowledged to Trades Hall Education Plan
In a brief, unclear exchange the Minlater indicated no objection to the Trades Hall education proposal. Muteh stated permission would allow Farmers' Trades Hall to undertake education of children, with the department asserting it could conduct schooling while noting no objection from the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegrelena Agine Schogin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kinkara
Australia
Sydney
Highlands
Bre
Ony Sey Sre
Paris
Mac
Wey Martes
Mersme
Meccaso
Gautal Repaibalt
Tramway
Ue League
Niame
Ater Dol
Deleer
Pasent
Pena
Wal ‘ 'S A Po
G. Sloan Ltd
Kingeway
London
Byler
Pleysre Dobra E Ble
N.W. Rugby League
Frank Burg
Internaonal
Splasera
Urey
Burge
Protiu
Frank Rule
Merth Sydney
Gmateur
Ayers
Fair Cay
N.S. Hughy League
Smclad
Tre
Ara
Rockdale
Bowen
Kogarah
Ecparirnes
Howes
A‘d
Fortescue
Leraet
Levey
Vand
Meyer
Weal Tramc
Emily Mayeyoy
Radiols
Radiois
ACWLA
Clarence Street
Amalgamated Wireless
Afsia
Clarence Street Plesae
Judge Edmunds
Edrasinda
Industriel Court
Farewalled
Hurstvilles
Redfern Way
Bagelite Tripedar
Ted Bedldug
Greet Beevingham
Clpelaed Atterts
Fauldings Pete
Reyes
Cinderella Redfern
Sore Mead
Evening News
Sata
Tee
Ilim
Apia
Teemanly
Everest
Hraugl
Bislan
Reich
Firthar
Alwata OX
Groteh Linelams
Cuixiene Turner
Tallit
Ritebra Ware
Cartes Aeela
Prom
Backeyerere
Stir Poliiute
Ferien
O. K. Elliott’s Ltd
Parramatta Rd
Camperdown
Lelbhent
Tiberfirid
Keak Aswendale
Tnene
Oan Onemn
Holly
John McLean, Ltd
Beecham
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!