18 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
1
Terrible storm floods the town leaving many homeless as water supplies fail. Residents report widespread damage with people marching barefoot, clothing soaked, and streets flooded. Authorities warn of long recovery with damaged infrastructure and scarce resources.
A catastrophe at sea near Twin City port left many dead or missing. Survivors report a crowded vessel breaking apart during a storm as rescue teams race to reach survivors from several wrecked sections along the shoreline.
A chaotic report describes European discussions over a potential withdrawal from a Peace Treaty and a shifted balance of power. It notes President Whitehead’s considerations in the Adriatic region, Allied moves, and possible Turkish treaty implications with London headquarters remaining through midweek.
A lengthy address by the Premier centers on confronting nationalist demands and outlining responses to opposition. The speech covers governance, policy lines, and the political stakes amid pressure from rival factions.
A chaotic transcript notes a man named George Wo Cigson Le facing charges at the Norte ipdeey Police Court for attempting to commit suicide and related offenses. The fragmentary text hints at a Cape Langters area incident and a home invasion, with mentions of a mechanic from Lit in Horjee-eirest and a vehicle or barge.
A garbled, archaic account describes a man found in a river area with items like a grey hat and clothing fragments. Constables searched the shoreline and nearby waters, noting unclear details about the deceased and possible suspects or causes.
Proceedings in the Industrial Court regarding a pay claim by bricklayers through the Master Builders Association. The dispute centers on the minimum rate and working terms and the Board of Trade inquiry into employment conditions in the district. The case is linked to the Nearby Lithgow area and involves the union and associated trades. The inquiry process remains ongoing with dates noted for the hearing and decision.
Community concerns rise as Waverley Council considers wiring upgrades after a letter from the Ayetration Qee Compery prompts review. Officials weigh long term benefits and potential costs while planning public outreach and a future meeting.
Armenians suffer further casualties as reports describe fresh violence and unrest in the region. The text mentions Turkish and Kurdish factions involved, with local authorities alleging ongoing clashes and casualties amid a tense security situation.
The readable fragments discuss Russia's future and international maneuvering involving Denikin and allied entities. It references political change, protectorates, and constitutional ideas amid shifting regional power dynamics.
The Central Pelies Court heard on behalf of Grane Geethers Liesl a request for a special certificate of transfer for Hee Miapraty’s beverage location. The matter, under section 7 of the Liquor Act, was adjourned after initial proceedings and a agent presented the case.
In a Paris interview, Prime Minister Fro outlines likely shifts in Franco British wartime coal aid. He notes France may adjust conditions as coal supplies tighten, highlighting cooperation challenges and potential compromise with Britain.
Herbert Elite 82 and Imborey faced Urw Centre Polis Court in June with a case arising from an alleged February 1 jewellery theft. Complainant Killen needed a loan to cover medical expenses before trial.
International money markets show London on February 1 reporting mixed rates as the dollar strengthens slightly against European currencies. Paris quote reads 48 trews per kurdene with Stockholm at 125 kroner and other minor shifts across continental exchanges.
The report outlines a series of local political events including candidate activities, meeting schedules, and participation details. It notes discussions around representation, outreach, and public engagement at several gatherings, with references to community figures and venues.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a dance partner named Malin tied to an annuity and a tense scene with a wine duel. Mentions 18,000 price or value and an event or date described as the other day. Context unclear, but points to a financial or personal dispute involvement.
Fragmentary report notes wool sales in England and New England with scattered prices. Mentions Bradford and Mount Botetow n area and various towns, but details and figures are unclear due to damaged text.
A special meeting of the Executive Council dissolved Parliament and issued a proclamation. The new electoral process for the Legislative Assembly is outlined, with details noted by authority and upcoming oversight by officials. The document references a key figure James W'Pherson and a central registrar position.
A garbled court note reports a morning appearance at Nese Police Court regarding February events. The text is unclear but mentions driving charges and a judge or official assessing whether the defendant is free from restraint and may be held on possible penalties.
Variable conditions with unclear details. Forecast references unclear terms and stray phrases. no reliable data on temperatures or specific times available.
Fragmented text describes hospital governance changes and financial concerns at Cessnock Hospital. Mentions alignments with allied groups and a welcome from Pereieinal roared, noting ward closures and suspended operations. References a potential loss of services and a fund of £600 raised amid the upheaval.
Advertisement invites New South Wales firms to send sample goods for a Spanish trade fair. It calls for raw wool hides tallow and other products from various countries, requesting six specimens with technical details, origin, manufacturer or grower, and the commercial value.
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