14 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1920
Page
1
Ross Smith and the world crossing aviators land at Mascot at 11:18 am after a clear flight from Narromine. The Wickera-Vimy led the formation over Botany and the Heads before a low altitude pass past the General Post Office. A large crowd greets the arrival as the group continues the coastward journey toward Mascot.
A highly fragmented wartime diary style narrative describes military formations, officers, and combat scenes. Names such as Graomile, Reuto, and Lieutenants appear amid chaotic battle imagery, with references to tanks, machine guns, and line warfare. The readable text centers on soldiers, command structure, and the stress of frontline engagements.
An OCR fragmented account describes a tense confrontation with a large crowd and barriers as authorities intervene. The text struggles to name participants, locations, or outcomes, instead offering garbled phrases and uncertain actions amid rising tension.
A scrambled text fragment describes a cautious crowd and officials at a Yemen Berome meeting. Mentions a mayor, committees, provograms, and attendees. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text references a departure at Narromine and related transit notes. Mentions AMRIT and various unclear terms, with no coherent event details, times, or identifiable entities to confirm a specific action or outcome.
A garbled note lists scattered words and phrases including circles orange waves east west and names like Eileen and Moaae. The fragmentary text appears as a jumbled OCR snippet with no clear event or context.
A garbled OCR fragment references a meeting at Bathurst with names like Joe and Tray and a date around December 6 to 11. It mentions some attendees and unspecified agenda items, but the text is largely unreadable.
A garbled OCR passage mentions chairs and room rates with scattered names and numbers. The text references a Savoy, pricing, and a date fragment, but lacks coherent structure.
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