How Hawker Died Disclosure At Inqueet Luxion
A coroner inquiry revealed Hawker died after a fall from a wheeled machine. Medical testimony cited sudden hemorrhage and paralysis as contributing factors, with the fall breaking his skull and spine.
18 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1921
Page
1
A coroner inquiry revealed Hawker died after a fall from a wheeled machine. Medical testimony cited sudden hemorrhage and paralysis as contributing factors, with the fall breaking his skull and spine.
Fragmented text references a government move on mooting civilian matters and a likely policy shift. It mentions Britain, public sentiment, and a civic or wartime context with emphasis on government action and social effects. The readable items point to a policy discussion and national hardship.
Fragmentary text discusses trade, licenses, and warnings amid unclear references. It mentions authorities, possible control losses, and uncertain names and places, suggesting a regulatory or political tension with incomplete details.
The readable text hints at a coroner scene and a fatal incident involving multiple named people and places. It mentions a test date July 6 and a suspect Fleming with others like Flemina and Thome, along with path to a house and a dinner table. The fragmentary passage references a coroner and possible legal actions.
A garbled court note describes a grocer case with a defendant Mr. Eafe Apprareel and judge A. Krevh. It mentions a witness or officer named Rubble and a scene behind a counter with sticky residue and cornstalks, plus a reference to a penalty for violators of a law cited as 208. The passage is incomplete and poorly legible but centers on a trial outcome and the stated punishment.
Fragmentary text describes a union related to Lanployés and a waterside ballot. Several garbled phrases reference workers, prices, a court or guild, and a long list of corrupted names and places. The readable portion hints at a union drive affecting waterfront labor and voting action.
Obituary notes the death of Mr J M Sandy a prominent local business figure. He served as a director of a major company for 22 years and held roles including auditor treasurer and governor in community service boards. The report references his long association with prominent firms and public service.
English mail dispatches from Omar The Wthae recount a troubled period with border closures and postal delays. Reports from authorities indicate thousands affected by cholera in Bauthraaters Ruteie along with daily death tallies.
A government report to the Board of General Affairs notes 502 permits granted in Sydney for instrumental use. The details describe communications equipment and related port activities linked to the Sydney region.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention sailors and a general select event with scattered phrases. Core entities are unclear. no coherent names, dates, places, or outcomes emerge from readable portions. The item reads as damaged copy and cannot confirm a concrete news event.
Readable scraps describe county players records and amateur action. Mentions of cricket matches, venues, and notable names appear amid garbled text. The piece notes performances and local club interest without clear dates or outcomes.
An OCR fragment reports two men drowning together in what UK or colonial area sources describe with many garbled names. The text references an inventor, laborers at Farm Cove, and a shortlist of local residents, with witness accounts and conflicting details. The fragment ends without a clear statement of cause or official conclusion.
The readable fragments describe a drowning incident involving a boy and a would be rescuer, with court or official inquiry mentions. The text then shifts to a cricket match discussion with player names, teams, and possible outcomes. Names and places are garbled and partially unreadable.
A youth riot erupted as a crowd gathered at Wentworth Fall after a brightday event. Police intervened as cheers turned to disorder and minor injuries were reported.
Police report two men, Bruce Lawing and Kenigih Weltinkar, charged with breakin and entering theft at a residence. Details note alleged theft of jewelry and items from a property in Werle Ueaton. Court actions listed with remand and bail set at 280.
Fragmentary OCR text listing many names, places, and stray phrases. It reads like scattered sports and personal notes with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
A garbled OCR note lists various names and items including goats, officers, and scattered terms. The fragmented text references places and people in a foreign or coded context with unclear relations or events.
An OCR fragment advertises men’s English tailored dressing gowns at Anthony Horderns with various fabrics and prices. It lists tweed, woollen gowns, and sample prices in pounds and shillings, noting colors like grey, crepe, and brown, and mentions early sales and ranges.
A local business man faces charges of breaking and entering after an alleged incident at a business premises. Police report details and statements from involved parties are not fully disclosed. Court dates and further proceedings have yet to be announced.
Fragmentary text reports a court proceeding in the North Sydery Poles Court. The visible names include Hawkins and Micka with scattered references to payments, mastership, and patches. The garbled OCR makes specific events, dates, or outcomes unreadable.
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