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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1929
Page
5
A judge has issued an order requiring parties to appear in court as a civil case opens tomorrow. The action centers on disputes over claims and allegations presented in filings. Attorneys for the involved sides are scheduled to attend with the judge presiding.
Plain Talk on Coal shows Judge Beeby ordering miners and mine owners to appear at the Federal Arbitration Court in Darlinghurst at 10 am. The judge suggests the dispute stems from alleged negligence affecting price and production authority, while warnings of possible injunctions loom.
The Police Amalgamated association general secretary Fortescue travels to Rothbury to monitor clashes over wage cuts and potential demonstrations. Officials report minor arrests and no damage beyond initial aims, while debates over state or commonwealth action and subsidies continue amid inflamed labor fears.
Race report from Kensington detailing divisions and results of the Fourteen-Two Handicap and related events. Notable horses include Gumble, Bee, and Bruch with multiple runners and betting notes. inaccuracies in OCR noted.
Fragmentary text reveals disputes over official information for the Third Division lineup. The snippet mentions officials Sage Whitton and government involvement, with limited readable context about proposed actions and statements from a person named Gedy WN.
A report states David Breen of Rock suffered a critical condition following an incident described as a misty oppressive event yesterday. Authorities described the scene with limited details and no further names were released.
The readable fragment notes praise for police during a parliamentary session and mentions names and a witness remand. It references commissioner and city or region by implication, with unclear details about the case and follow up.
A courtroom action in Awan County centers on the sale or transfer of firearms. Court filings indicate debate over licensing, eligibility, and the legal steps required for ownership. Local authorities and a regional court oversee the case with potential implications for future gun sales rules.
A report describes police reaction to alleged baton attack during a morning disturbance on Marquart Street. Officers deny baton use and cite projectiles from parts of the crowd as the mob advanced.
The Miners General Council held a meeting this month amid reports of internal divisions. Secretary D Jevian outlined miners concerns over Judge Beeby’s proposal and a rumored upheaval, noting a split between moderates and extremists on key issues. Trades Hall conference included Premier Graves and ALP officials as attendees.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a western coal mine issue where only one mine is functioning while others are idle or non-operational. Readers see puzzled references to workers, production gaps, and unrest in the region.
A jury returned a verdict in a bank case today after deliberating on evidence presented during the trial. The decision impacts the plaintiff's claims of financial mismanagement and potential damages.
A garbled OCR snippet references cricket coaching and betting fines, mentioning Leary, Surin Gerber, and Leylands. The readable portions imply a local sports event or education angle with names attached but lack coherent details or outcomes.
Militants threaten a two day general strike as miners and workers rally at Trades Hall. Officials report government measures in Lane and calls for laydowns amid industrial tension. Processions form in the city as workers prepare to parade from Castlereagh and King streets toward chemists.
The cricket match at the Melbourne ground was delayed due to weather. Ground conditions and an off state affected play as team lineups included J Fygher and others while captains and officials attempted to resume play amid warm conditions.
Fragmentary score notes describe a match with obscured player names and stray terms. Mentions include teams and venues but key outcomes and participants are unclear, leaving the result and sequence of events indeterminate.
Fragmented OCR text describes a cricket match with junior and senior grades, listing players, bowlers, and in-game events. The garbled material mentions teams, scores, wickets, and fielding actions, but lacks cohesive narrative or clear outcomes.
Bavin declares expansion of mining operations with planned new mines. He emphasizes increased production targets and employment, asserting strong market demand and government support despite safety concerns raised by unions. Local residents express mixed reactions to environmental impact.
In a stormy Legislative Assembly session Premier Bawin asserts government policy will not bow to Judge Beeby or the Prime Minister. He pledges more mine openings while interjections and interruptions disrupt proceedings. A chaotic debate continues on demonstrations and anticipated motions as lawmakers clash over authority and action.
An account of a covert gathering involving unionists and party officials discusses the formation of a deputation to the Central Chart to-day. Witnesses name participants including Mr Carver and Mr Müller, with debate over coal and mining policies and the relevance to national heritage and workers' rights.
In a disputed session Premier Bavin clashes with opponents over coal supplies and government intervention. The Commonwealth case strengthens a stance against reform while plans to reassess ministers surface amid a volatile political climate in New South Wales.
In a tense bowl final Wen erie edges Staley by a narrow margin. Pidgeon leads with strong opening, while Buywold and his team push for the title as scores tighten toward the end.
The fragment describes Charles Leslie Mionald, a prominent racing figure, bequeathing personal property valued at 7504 to his widow Mrs Melimutne Sun. It mentions Willimstown Brace Cup won by Mightwareh at Lalla Haining and recounts a cricket-style scene with Rowe, Edlis, and Goodwin in mid match, noting overs and a near century score as the adjournment looms.
An old newspaper fragment shows an assortment of ads and brand names including Burley tobacco Mandy for Aust Tandon and BERGER'S PAINT with taglines about perseverance. The jumble hints at a period market listing products and services rather than a single event.
The report covers a inquest into Brown's death linked to a railway incident. Statements from Mr Weaver and Mr Howth discuss absence of engagement and allegations against the minister while the deputy speaker addresses proceedings amid party tensions.
An unclear transcript describes a laborer remanded in a nursery raid case. The proceedings mention damages and alleged wilful conduct with references to a Deventer area and a period around Tutramunta. Authorities quote statements from witnesses and the defendant was structurally examined.
A garbled report outlines actions of a coal commission and state officials. It mentions a late May period, term confirmations, a private miner fee, and extended service by the commission. The text references the state government and cabinet, with scattered names and places obscured.
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