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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
5
A damaged report details the death of Patrioy Gerer Lofton at Spivey Hospital after a stabbing. Witnesses describe a struggle with Mrs. Baith Pia Nest, who was present during the incident. The case is set for the Central Police Court trial.
A lengthy industrial arbitration case in New South Wales centers on the Public Service Federation and the Employers Association. The Registrar’s Board and the Industrial Arbitration Court review rulings and amendments, with the case tied to industrial relations, worker trust, and official recognition. The decision confirms grant of applications and outlines procedural steps, referencing a colonial court ruling and labor body interpretations.
A man was arrested at sea on a charge of shooting his father. Authorities reported the incident occurred during a disagreement onboard a vessel, and the suspect was taken into custody to face legal proceedings.
Testimony centers on A C Boone and others at Soldiers' Land Inquiry, detailing alleged arrangements and alleged pay share schemes tied to Kingvale settlement cottages. Questions focus on motive of revenge, with discussions of contracts, wages, and property use and a witness list including Bryant Addlawo and Rex.
Fragmentary OCR text shows confusion over audit committee direction and alert actions. Mentions an auditor, a party named Fae, and references to votes or refusals. Details are garbled with no clear event, date, or outcome.
The case concerns Bert Netler and Malte-road Leieher alleging damages after a dispute at a shop. The plaintiff asserts the defendant's car caused damage during a failed attempt to move it. The defendant denies using any vehicle or causing the injury and questions the accident's circumstances.
A war veteran and trapper faces trial in a Mohoy's Ward case near Neville over a fatal yard incident. Witnesses recount a deadly confrontation among trappers, with allegations of theft and violent acts leading to a Crown prosecution.
A garbled OCR account describes a public event on Kurrajong Hill with crowds cheering The Prince and dignitaries including Sir George Pulley and Senator Dehtore. It outlines ceremonies, speeches, and the setting around the capital with references to Queen Victoria era figures and landmarks like Parliament and the Quay.
An observed scene unfolds at Contem Park where a crowd gathers as a procession passes by gates. London Mountsthellen leads figures amid a parade with motors and vehicles drawing attention as officials mark the event time and location.
Fragmented OCR text mentions US presidency and several indistinct names. The readable fragments hint at a political topic but lack coherent events, dates, or clear actions to summarize into a factual item.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Whestacre Headious Dea Roberta and Thrace Beghia, Queen's, with unclear context. Readable names suggest a local project or event noting individuals and titles, but details are insufficient to determine the exact action or outcome.
In a lengthy suit, themes Purth opposed Frarl Rap hir Bmth with allegations of relceentierad Repkelt, and a decree was granted before the River Court reexamined on Abe res. The case involved custody and remarriage claims, with contested paternities and support. The court directed a bibi among co-respondents and addressed child custody arrangements, balancing marital relations and property questions as the matter concluded.
Fragmented OCR text appears to report a doomed man making a confession. Names, places, and clear events are obscured by corruption. The readable parts suggest a sensational crime note with unclear attribution and damaged details.
Disjointed OCR text describes the Maas fleet end and city boundary issues amid unclear references to places and names. The fragment hints at civic planning, local governance, and ongoing preparations or results affecting the community. Strong entities remain unclear due to garbled source.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions trophies at Randwick and a duplication issue at Parkdale with unclear names and outcomes. References to individuals Poulshiam WT and Crogram owner appear garbled, hindering precise summary of event, participants, or results.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local obituary or notice involving Glenister and references to people named Pull Hatter and others. The readable portions suggest a late date event or meeting on a Saturday with unclear details. The piece preserves names but lacks full context or outcomes.
The readable text shows fragmented names and phrases likely from a historical article. It mentions coins, mining, and a preprint from 64 with scattered terms. The legible parts provide little coherent narrative or clear entities to summarize into a distinct event or person.
Fragmented text reports a Melbourne strike by engine drivers and clerks with demands for higher pay and better conditions. The piece mentions a morning gathering and statements from union leaders, with reference to training and certification concerns and a cautious stance toward escalation.
A jumble of garbled text references transport unions and committees with unclear names and dates. The readable fragments mention a vote or meeting, a preference for transparency, and potential plans, names, places, and officials, but specifics are indiscernible.
The Trades Hall House will host discussions as executives unveil plans to press wage claims and labor reforms. The federation seeks broad support from union members and allied groups to advance wage and power balance within the industry.
In a 19th century style testimony a claimant and defendants face the court over a marriage dispute. Witnesses referenced include Walter Martin a councilor and others from a company. The proceedings describe hearings, deliberations, and a request related to property or support within a broader divorce context.
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