25 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 25, 1930
Page
1
Reports from Paris and London claim American delegates warn the naval conference may end soon while Japanese and French participants express cautious optimism. A European observer notes no firm break but speculative headlines push rumors of dissolution and shifting security concerns.
In a condensed court record a conspirary trial proceeded on the 12th day with key defense moves and adjournments. The magistrate noted delays while defense and prosecution traded points over the contested commercial acres and the defendant Ells.
In New Orleans Monday Pro Carnera claimed a 29.8 performance despite a rough exchange with Ferner Letge. Carnera faced a brief hip from the opponent, then defended against mixed cheers and jeers with a calm smile as the fight continued.
A Health Department briefing explains ongoing immunity and quarantine rules. Dr Metcalfe notes uncertain duration of protection, urges continued precautions for all ages, with a focus on younger groups returning from America and local school safety plans.
A crowded Menangle track hosted the Racing Club meeting with major betting action and wide field lists. Jockeys and trainers from multiple stables competed across divisions including handicap events and feature trots, with betting totals reported and race results pending official times.
A Midland court heard a theft case involving a young woman linked to a string of elevator thefts. The defendant faced ten months hard labor or a £10 fine and was ordered to pay £30 in costs while under 12 months of good behavior. The case drew mixed public opinion amid miners' protests and political tension.
A garbled OCR fragment references Melbourne and a premier matter. It mentions a possible inquiry or inquiry-related action but contains numerous unreadable words and incomplete phrases, preventing a clear event or outcome from being established.
An open meeting is set for March 7 by residents and miners in Newcastle to discuss free speech and defiance of police. The Hebble Noe 1 and 2 lodges endorsed the resolution proposing continued action and a possible reopening of mines with government consultation.
The article discusses economy focused referendum prospects in relation to a national refer nodum and indicates uncertainty about timing for a statewide referendum. Mr Davin is cited regarding potential scheduling conflicts with the federal referendum.
In a tense hearing the court refused to grant bail as the assault case continued. The defendant Camplin and co defendant Graben face claims of grievous bodily harm amid ongoing proceedings.
Acting Minister for Trade and Cinema Mr Forde, in Canberra, announced postponement of petrol tin duties. He expressed elation at avoiding immediate protest, while the board considers further investigations and related matters.
A fragmented report reviews wool quality and trading activity. It notes bidders and consignors including parmers and greeters, with references to bales of AAA Wears, loom output, and traces of market interest.
Fragmentary text shows a court proceeding with a motion for leave to appeal and claims concerning ownership. Names are garbled, but references suggest a legal challenge over property or privilege rights and possible satellite matter involving a judge or attorney.
The assembly was shown a matter raised about faulty tail lights and ferry traffic concerns. Mr Marta cited prolonged distractions among motorists and delays on the Eyming Hew line, noting troublesome travel after noon and amid peak transit periods.
Fragmented report shows Newman ahead of Lindram with unclear scores and mixed names. The text includes dubious references to persons and places, making exact details uncertain.
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