Alarmist Reports of Preparations for New Strife in Coalfields
Reports from Branston describe militant activity and rumored clashes around Greta and Greta funeral tensions. Miners from Cessnock Modbury and nearby districts attend Norman Brown’s funeral amid warnings of renewed violence and prolonged patrols by police, with barriers and electric grounds at Rothbury and fear of sniper incidents.
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Branston
Page
Greta
Norman Bruws
Flodhbury
Cemsnock
Bemille
Potkee
Fred
Rothiury
Bydney
Menreste
Norman Brown
Manly sensation thief targeted woman in home invasion
Margaret Carter of Ocean Street Maniv awoke to a masked man attempting to steal her diamond ring and fled as he dragged her. Police, aided by plainclothes officers, continue inquiry into the break in and assault during the incident.
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Kepher
Margaret Carter
Ocean Street
Maniv
Carter
Mateus
Bavin Replies To Scullin In Coal Trouble
Premier Bavin avoids a direct clash with Prime Minister Scullin in a heated coal dispute. He states he will not engage in public exchanges and emphasizes heavy responsibilities during the national crisis. He notes he remains resolute about actions affecting New South Wales and the wider Australian public.
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Bavin
Scullin
Moscow Registry Divorce Question Drops Marriage Claim
A contested case in Moscow questions whether a civil registration at the Russian Consulate in Paris constitutes a true marriage under English law. The court noted English jurisdiction to decide the issues and urged parties to seek Russian court relief for their rights. Russian lawyers had previously contested if a husband could obtain divorce solely by registration.
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Anc
Mar. Juntice Hill Fund
Paris
Arrest in London tied to Vivian Messiter murder
Unclear OCR reports that William Podmore was arrested by Bedfond Ward officers from Wandeworth Prison in connection with the murder of Vivian Messiter. The fragment mentions Boothbury front papers and marked men, with references to imperial attack and a photographer.
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London
Tissday
Vivian Messiter
Mai
William Podmore
Wandeworth
Harget
Messier
Preumen
Boothbury
Bate
Abe
Arespoeabi
Tabos
MINE WORKS START AT ROTHBURY WITH FULL SPEED
The Minister for Mines Mr Weaver said today work began at Rothbury at 9 o'clock and is now proceeding at full speed. A general committee report mentions safety and ongoing steps in the project.
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Weaver
Rothbury
Christmas Stop Press Copy From Evening News
A garbled notice notes a stop press event near Christmas Day. Names and details are jumbled with unclear references to individuals and venues. The fragment hints at betting, a bowling scene, and a queenland fire runa, but specifics are not recoverable.
The Arbiter of Hockey Fashions
A fragmented article item mentions fashion arbiters in hockey and various undefined figures. The readable text hints at commentary on style and attire within the sport, with unclear names and events.
Lindrum Returns Amid Fears of Fading Form
Lindrum rests from big breaks as fears grow he is going stale. Latest scores show Landrum delivering key plays, with crowds cheering his return and critics watching his four-figure day to steady the team in a tense evening game.
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Beuth
Tony Imadneo
Line Drum
Alain
Bima
Lance
Bigol
Unclear OCR fragment sparks gossip style mock headline
Fragmentary text shows garbled quotes and names, referencing Pola, Speer, and Prince Sere with incomplete phrases. The piece resembles a tabloid style capture of rumored celebrity or royalty talk, lacking coherent events or dates.
Christmas appeal to Sydney Goodfellows
A festive plea to readers to help the needy this Christmas with donations to Santa Claus at the Evening News. The note encourages sharing, regardless of amount, and promises guidance on how to contribute and where to send help.
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Santa Claus
Evening News
Dowell
Parr's Hopes and a London Trade Debate
A garbled report notes Parr seeking influence in London as a trade issue surfaces. Mentions New Zealand, benevolent moves, and Ken Lew land, with plans for a luncheon and a focus on free trade policies amid early party maneuvers.
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London
Meyer
New Zealand
Torvig
Maying
Berein
Bengie
Gommusider
Ken Lewland
Annaimesd Aio
Mongol Rising Soviet Influence Reported
Readable fragments describe a movement amid Mongol and Chinese affairs with mention of Soviet involvement shaping independence ambitions. The text references an uprising and claims about foreign influence and political aims.
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Inaterrapeo
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Winlon
Aregion
Elente
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Agen
Norman Steun
Rothbeey
Highland Pipers Band
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Rene
Bern
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Elizabeth
Sydney
Mr. Bavin
Moscow
Lori
Tureday
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Jwellon
Marriags
Scotland Yard
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Ieee
Amd
Kensington
Poxtes
Bemwiniol
Peeimisris
Sime Ane
Belie
Mabie
Lord Crates and
Gavia
Iy Dalabrigi
Wiener le Mied & Ind
Ting
Shelepiel
Sintald
Queeneland
Tor Winekin
Vectthla
Havin Wandstudt Petri But
Coeur
Neue
Bpeci At
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Sisty
Oldtown
Lindrum
News
Spegead London
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Rive
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Brees
Landrum
Gerittis
Lindros
PaRieby
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Chewriek
Pola
Prince Serge
Meme
Speer
Lowdon Tusstay
Evening Standard
Gma
Prince Sarge
Mary
Garmace
the Goodfellows OF Sydney
Parr
Free Trade Crusade
Sranchlal
Mies
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Fete Precision
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Pune
Fae
William Pint
DR. Wilklas
Wecia
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