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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
1
In London a mob confronts the Conservative party during a German election dispute. Landowners fear repercussions as authorities move to shield secrecy from local press. Witnesses report clashes and police intervention amid tensions over private entitlements and reaction to the electoral process.
Workers at the Darmeros Restos plant faced a walkout with 40 workers absent and the manager deeming top hands unfit for duty. The strike halted repairs as the Amal Engineers rectory cautioned bed rest, while the scream man refused to work and others were sent home.
Workers at Joledale Colliery and nearby Wollinoong and Wedeeedar Coletale report ongoing idle shifts after months of disruption. The dispute centers on pay periods and conditions with management offering limited concessions amid halted production.
Hientath Walker aged 10 appeared with a dower accused of shooting at Wim Henry Roberts. The Central Police Court heard that the prosecution offered no evidence and the case was adjourned.
In a heated council meeting Aldermen PW Eibes and Burke spar over a preferred veteran aide spot for James M Denman. Proponents cite his wartime service and public service, while opponents question qualifications and the administration’s process amid broader patronage concerns.
During a Senate debate on the Armenian question Irish women in the galleries caused a din by berling speakers. They demanded the expulsion of the English from Ireland and jeered defiant women near the chamber. Proceedings were suspended while ejectors cleared the area.
In a chaotic report a profiteer is named and a cadence of discussions shows traders pushing shoes and rumors. The text mentions figures like Mr Kledeemith and references to authorities and a public hearing on price and supply.
A garbled dispatch from Vera l'rmr warns of bubonic plague spreading near Mexico City port and public piers. The unreliable note mentions oil prices and a villa, with unclear details on dates or authorities.
Washington telegram reports that the Senate debated delays on the Armenia mandate after a new agreement reportedly reached, with a motion to postpone the vote under discussion. The abstracted text shows confusion and partial phrases about the issue and timing.
A 14 year old pupil from Warum Parker was injured when a vehicle struck him near his home. He sustained a severe arm injury above the elbow and was taken to a private hospital for treatment. Police are investigating the incident.
Members of the Federal Parliament debate funding rules as the Labour Party considers penalties for a member who belongs to the Labour Party. The measure aims to ensure proper contributions and compliance with party finances.
The city approved higher water and sewer charges effective July 1. The water rate increases spread across the volumetric tiers and target a broader revenue base for the utility, with the overall revenue rise reflected in the monthly billing and dollar-per-meter charges. City officials cited costs of maintaining and expanding service as justification for the adjustments. Public notices indicated the new rates would affect residential and commercial customers in the upcoming billing cycle.
The Financial Committee reported on the retrenchment proposal at the Butt Phire Cvan meeting. Councillor Wath raised questions about increasing costs and the handling of income tax related expenses.
Fragmentary text notes a wage board for court reporters, naming officials such as the attorney general and secretary of justice. The readable portions reference department roles and an official action, but specifics are unclear.
In a report to the Medway Commissioners the council notes progress on widening Bondi Road and the bridge to Beadling. The plan includes widening to accommodate future traffic and road carts. The commission expects completion and dedication associated with the project.
Fragmentary text references farmers associations and labor issues with mentions of a 1% increase and a Mr Lung figure. Several garbled names and places obscure core facts. The piece appears to discuss agricultural producers, labor relations, and proposed changes without clear dates or outcomes.
The hearing before the Newcomer Commission features Mr Thames Jone Mculleet, manager for the Coon sod Company, Proprietary, Listted, describing export price practices. Witnesses discuss poultry purchases and alleged impediments to price setting as the commission weighs regulatory concerns.
An ornate listing highlights Striped Jap Silk Blouses at Anthony Horderns with notes on wear, fit, and desirability. A special display by George Attert Toy et al is mentioned, inviting inquiries and mail orders to BSW with details for purchases.
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