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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
1
A royal visit unfolds with Prince meeting crowds at Jervis Bay and Tourroggia scenes. He receives Aboriginal gifts, tours the college, and delivers a brief address to soldiers and locals, while reporters note his thoughtful restraint and public bearing.
The case reports Moses Schwartz winning a libel claim with damages of £250. The document mentions a trial, jury verdict, and references to the defendant and publication details, noting a legal outcome in favor of the plaintiff.
A partial readable note from Dee NW discusses a planned park project and local features. It mentions community involvement and potential timing for design work and improvements. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmentary text.
In a contentious meeting of agricultural leaders and officials, debate centers on decentralising wheat and meal systems. Proponents argue for local control to counter monopolies, while opponents warn of market disruption and supply risks.
Not clear due to damaged OCR text. cannot determine definite people, places, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper card.
Fragmented dispatch notes military moves from India to Persia amid British detachment withdrawals. Perturbation described as minor. authorities say British position remains strong and reinforced despite chaotic reports.
The High Court interprets workers compensation in a case involving a foreman for a railway company and a court remand to the district court. The ruling centers on whether an elbow injury qualifies as a compensable accident and directs further proceedings under the Workmen's Comp Act.
Four conspirators were executed by hanging in a public square after being found guilty of plotting against the government. The condemned protested the regime and their acts were described as treasonous. Authorities removed the bodies after the hangings amid tense public reaction.
A Chicago telegram reports progressive Republicans rallying to nominate Charles Evans Hughes for president, with July 10 seen as a key date to unify the party. thirty states reportedly ready to support the move amid internal divisions.
Fragments report the sudden death of Mes Amees Dieeet Amer. The obituary notes he was well known in the Sarees olretes and connected with the Boad Besck. Details are incomplete and unclear from the damaged text.
A report describes thieves stealing roughly a fobbed value of goods from stores during a quiet period. They concealed items in a lower building, exited via a back door using a rope, and fled the scene unseen. Local authorities note the incident amid other seasonal disturbances.
A damaged OCR text reports Lord Forster, former MP for Gravesend, named Governor-General of Australia with a stay in England. It mentions his parliamentary career, roles during wartime, and connections to Lord Montagu and other government figures.
A defendant faced charges over a forged or distorted entry cited in connection with a Commonwealth Crown investigation. The case involves alleged misstatements during a transfer related to funds and a government office, with dates and names referenced in the court record.
The case centers on Mr and Mrs Minchin and the marriage of their son or ward. Proceedings reference Hotel Steyne and a divorce petition with claims of tragic events and contested reunions. The hearing notes a request for funds and details of witnesses, with dates indicating January through December in the referenced year.
A tentative reform plan arises as the United Bank employees association for redirection and unity pressures the administration. The proposal may be reviewed by the board and could see decisive action in the near term.
Fragmentary text mentions a figure named Fania Manuy and a president role, with references to a hotel incident, warnings, cameras, and a missing or carried off person. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
A wounded veteran, identified as Frederic James Quinn, was assaulted by a driver in the city street. Quinn was struck, felled, and left unable to move his arms, while bystanders watched. The assailant fled as medical aid arrived and police opened a case.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a runaway train incident near a city, mentioning brake failure and a collision or near miss between stations. Names and places are unclear but indicate a rail emergency with damage and injuries potentially involved.
A blaze sparked in a local building prompted rapid fire department response. Crews secured the scene and evacuated residents as smoke filled the block. No serious injuries reported, though damages are estimated in the thousands. Investigators will determine the cause.
Readable items describe men shoes and boots with prices such as 39 shillings and 37 shillings and 6 pence. Multiple styles include welted soles and calf leather options. Names appear garbled. focus remains on store stock and price points.
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