17 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 17, 1930
Page
1
The district Coroner ruled Norman Brown was accidentally shot during the Rothbury riot on December 16. The inquiry found police used firearms but denied wilful injury, noting the crowded scene and ongoing disturbances as factors in the deadly event.
A nostalgic advertisement extols tea as delicious and refreshing while noting its economical price. It claims tea costs less than a penny per cup, presenting it as an inexpensive hygienic beverage next to water. The lines emphasize flavor, cheer, and value.
The article hints at a covert message or coded transmission mentioning Italian plans and British leadership. It references leaders and possible wartime actions with uncertain phrases and fragmented names.
Melbourne report details a violent crowd attacking Branxton colliery gates to disperse workers. Police fired to protect property as the mob surged, with one man named Woods reportedly struck by a bullet to the neck and others injured amid confusion. The account notes confrontations near the colliery gates and subsequent police actions.
A garbled OCR passage mentions anti God Soviets and Europe, Berlin, and church related terms with references to readers, newspapers, and pray. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or dates to summarize into a clear item.
The report notes Spector loses as AVRUS plans to depart Lenedon for Florida next week to pursue the land speed record of 241 psi held by Sir Henry Leprave. Details are garbled with many names unclear, but the pursuit and location are emphasized, alongside mentions of previous holders and upcoming efforts.
Fragmentary text lists names and terms with no coherent event or date. Readable items mention a few proper nouns but lack a discernible narrative or outcome.
Fragmented OCR hints at a political campaign in Calcutta with mentions of disobedience and organizing efforts. It references individuals and groups, a government or party context, and speculative plans amid confusion and sensational phrasing.
London correspondent reports Madrid observers noting party fusion between Republicans and Monarchists as violence against King Alfonso intensifies. Unrest continues under Rivera era policies with unemployment and public works programs shaping the political mood and prospects.
Fragmentary despatch describes pilots Piper and GC from New Zealand forces turning back near Amman and Bagdad while attempting a Baghdad run. Delays included weather and routing changes via Cairo Crayton and Crayton harbor areas with redeployments toward Penrice and Clady.
A night blaze in Bloomsbury killed a mother, her daughter, a friend, and an elderly maid after they reportedly jumped from a burning building. Rescue attempts failed as occupants sought exits and ladders amid the panic.
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