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Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 18, 1929

Page

2

Woman’s Fatal Wounding Leads to Inquest and Trial

An inquest into Lange’s death heard details of a fatal assault by Willem Ralph, who aided and attacked Lange with a knife in a grim sequence. Coroner Mr Cutie ordered Ralph for trial. testimony described Lange’s stabbing, the struggle, and Ralph’s pale, collapsing admission as witnesses described the events plus bystanders aiding Lange’s wife and mother.

Ue Condhion Ankur Adolph Lange Larry Mila Cutie Willem Ralph Palictoaiz Ralph Bat Prise Vtra Greve Katte Deleyrd Cour Goroner Mir Chapman Ebay Ralph Pullee Soarestein Andes Tam Martin Beth Cone Elveg & Knits Erebbard James Paige

Debate Over Living Wage For Female Workers

A historical dispute centers on whether the living wage for adult female employees should be the same as or a percentage of the male wage. Dr Evatt argues for parity or a higher share to reflect family needs, while opponents contend a lower percentage could justify wage differentials. The commission considers a range around a set percentage of the male wage and debates implications for married workers and families.

Benen MH. V. Bratl Derkden Udalt Evatt Dr. Myatt le Craly Newril Ana Justine Piidingaas Ignite Fw Blyling Wimg Cynon Leet Lee Cerrinieskiy

Entertainment Tax Bill Debated in Second Reading

The Legislative Assembly discussed the second reading of the Entertainment Tax bill moved by Treasurer Bunyan. The measure would levy a tax on all forms of entertainment for admission fees, with exemptions for specified cases and charges. Lawmakers questioned coverage and impact on venues and patrons, leading to a mid-session adjournment.

Modern Scumtit Newlands TNE Mr. Bunyan Ute Maria Gala Mr Lang

Charges Fail Alleged Wounding At Central Court

A garbled court report notes charges fail against an accused in a Central Court case. Names and details are unreadable, but the proceeding ended without conviction and the court session appears concluded.

Killara Reservoir Extension Time Approved

The council approved extending the Killara Reservoir project timeline. Officials noted the extension covers the latter half of the remaining development and includes an adjustment to service provisions. The contract details include updated plans and financial alignment for the ongoing works.

Beasley Leads Insurance Award Deputation Motion

A Beasley panel discussion focuses on securing an insurance award and ensuring insurer operations meet standards. The event follows remarks by the minister and aims to confirm the award and support for industry adequacy.

Fruit Shipment Schedule Amid Global Trade Delays

A steady organization maps a major fruit shipment with plans to depart from Australia in April. The consignment is coordinated with Bet on Pactiiand Coal, with surface checks pending before transport. Officials note potential delays and ongoing inspections in March and April.

Hand in Machine Buyers Active Moderate Quality

An accident at Morgan and Evans' shop injures a worker as a hand is caught in a machine. The injured person is taken to South Bydney Hospital with severe injuries. Details of the incident and those involved are unclear from the readable text.

Morgan and Evans Botary South Bydney Supee France Duran

Wreck Bravery Captain Impresses Wellington Crew

The article honors a captain and crew of the shipwreck relief effort led by the Shipwreck Water Society in Wellington. It describes brave actions, care for women and children, and organized aid including meals and support for those affected.

Wellington Clath Everpons Suton Walier Society

Final Burwood and Waverley Bowling Presidents Contest

The final of the Burwood and Waverley bowling competition saw Waverley take an early lead while Burwood recovered. Key players included Waverley’s Stan and Herst with Pidgeon and Kerr for Burwood. The score swung 20 to 17 at one point and 20 all as the match tightened before final tensions.

Amerialion Bhirwood W. Stan Waverley Irway A Hersth J Bampia P. Pidgeon Hulme Kerr Mtaley

Guillotine Government Seeks Record Before Christmas

With Christmas near, the government intends to apply the guillotine to streamline parliamentary business. Officials plan 14 major measures, aiming to set a historic record in the session.

Wytth Biele

Railway safe blown at Glenbervie station Melbourne

Thieves forced entry at Glenbervie railway station and blew open a safe during the four day window. Alnat C2 was taken from the scene and the incident occurred at night. Police investigate the break in and safeblowing at the suburban halt.

Melbourne Wedrvesttay Suburten Glenbervie Nuleay

Farmers Seek Tariff Aid and Petrol Duty Rebate

The report notes farmers urging protection against import shocks and seeking a petrol duty rebate. Speakers including Mr Percy and Mr Forde press for prohibiting rillet bread imports and increasing support for primary producers. Government orators discuss tailoring policy to meet producer needs while considering broader market impacts.

Divorce Motion Filed in Reno Case of Jones and Lord

A Reno court records a motion for a memorial in the case of Chavis Lord Jones versus UA. The filing, referenced in the Tusunday News Special, indicates ongoing legal action and requests recognition or preservation of a memorial in the matter.

Tusunday Chavis Lord Jones

Benender Sets New World Record in 20 Yard Swim

Olympic swimmer Benender set a new world record by completing a 20 yard swim in a valley event. The achievement highlights his dominance in short distance freestyle.

Benender

Dr Busby's estate leaves £13,600 to widow

The will of Dr Bagh Phustis of Bathurst wind Gul fom states he died at age 63. He leaves his estate valued at £110,600 to his widow Ethel Busby.

Bagh Phustis Bathurst Gulfom Ethel Busby

Wage scales set by Board of Trade and arbitration

The Board of Trade and Arbitration announced new wage scales affecting workers in the textile industry. Rates for station hands, spinners, and grinders will be reduced by about two percent, with a January implementation. Officials cited rising costs and industry profitability as the basis for the change.

Dinainsadenir Quernaiaid Ube Board Tien Pankoral

Epileptic Fits Failures Cited in Grievous Death Case

Acting City Coroner Mr Ghagman holds Uguhler responsible after a crash fatally injured a man named Lies. The incident occurred when a pole struck him during a Waraph pole event. Witnesses described traffic issues and a police drive leading to the fatality as the case proceeds.

Peery Uudahler Ghagman

Pathetic plea by dying child ends in street accident

A dying child pleads for safety as a street scene unfolds. The boy moves onto the road and is struck by a passing motor vehicle after a failed attempt to cross. Police and witnesses report the incident as an accidental road death with medical attention arriving at the scene.

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