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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
4
Bruce contends with the premiers in a tense mountaintop event described as a notable confrontation. The article notes a wartime veteran and a crowd gathered under severe winter weather conditions with snow and wind shaping the scene.
Prime Minister Bruce explains migration controls at a gathering invited by premiers after Labor Premier Hogan attacks the system. Bruce cites figures showing reduced migrant numbers and asserts Australia has moved past unrestricted entry while premiers press for legislation and consult with federal authorities.
Fragmentary text discusses social drinking, witness opinions, and legal implications. References to Central Circuit, various drinkers, and potential court actions imply concerns about intoxication and influence. The passage also mentions strategies and testing but lacks a clear, cohesive narrative.
A damaged OCR article notes a defendant and witnesses in a federal case, with references to police, a dock, grants, and evidence presented by a proponent. Details are garbled but indicate testimony aimed at proving or denying criminal acts and a search for further leads.
A local poll scene recounts a declaration that about two thirds of those present backed a candidate at Leney School of Arts. W Merrion, returning officer, announced a 49 percent majority for Pratten amid cheers from supporters who praised his backers and the voters’ confidence.
An article promotes a folk cough remedy praised by Mr. Fred Scholl as safe for chest and throat ailments. It claims to soothe coughs with honey and water, suitable for children and adults, without fever or upset digestion, and warns against costly medical treatments.
A fragmented racing item notes a three year old maiden contest with odds and entries. It mentions horses, jockeys, and stable connections amid a confusing OCR flow. Core names and precise results are unreadable in this excerpt.
In London a News Special outlines Britain's largest built craft project as the White Star Line orders a massive liner. The vessel, described as a landmark achievement, will feature advanced design and capacity, signaling a major milestone for British shipbuilding.
A motor car incident on Carlisle Street Leichhardt led to a fine of £15 for the driver. The defendant also faced a suspended license and a further six months of license conditions. A witness described near-collision with a pedestrian.
A fragment describes Perrr pursued by a bettor over a bet placed on Church Street. Constable Bailey testifies Gatendene received 20 bets and cash from a wager of around 1402. The scene involves betters and a local court appearance in a busy market area.
A brief note outlines the net value of the Ube estate left by Mr. in a manager styled probate record. Details are sparse, listing only the overall asset valuation and the responsible executor.
Local council debates new traffic safety measures, including protective gloves and reflective gear for officers. Officials discuss light enforcement expectations and possible impact on street operations as the committee reviews proposed changes.
A local council decided to refer the matter to the Main Roads Board for action after probing a scheme described as a Wildcat activity. No further details or names are clearly legible in the preserved text.
A crane laborer died while working on the underground Nowe railway at Wynyardany London as tourist bowlers beat Leamington 8 to 6. The report lists scattered scores and names including Barrow Wall Gartrell Copeland and others in a partial, garbled summary of the event.
A garbled report from Madison highlights an event where renowned aviator Charles Lindbergh was honored in Wisconsin. Details are unclear but the piece mentions a two day award program and a Doctor of Lawn by an academic body.
Fragmentary OCR text references money related to a mayor, a deputy, and a testimonial. Names and places are obscured, making a definite event unclear. The readable bits suggest a monetary contribution or testimonial in a local civic context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe two crashes at Gumpers Court involving Patrice Lew and another driver. The report mentions fines and vehicle damage including a cement truck and a lorry, with unclear sequence and speeds.
A fragmented report shows jumpers competing at Flamington with names unclear and events described in garbled text. The item references athletes, tracks, and rounds but readable details are limited.
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