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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
1
A judge strongly objects to coercion tactics in a dispute within the furnishing trades. The ruling discusses penalties for those pressuring workers and the authority of the Industrial Court, with details on how awards and possible sanctions are applied to employers and operatives alike.
A man described as a beggar stabbed a pedestrian on a city street late Saturday night. Police report the victim sustained injuries to the left side and was taken to a hospital in serious condition. Officers detained a suspect nearby after witnesses provided descriptions. The case is under investigation.
An aristocratic voyage ends in tragedy when Lady Dudley collapses and drowns after a family celebration aboard the Earl’s yacht off Ireland. The Countess reportedly died suddenly, with authorities and witnesses detailing the sequence of events as a large crowd gathered at Resmork.
A garbled report notes a notable arrival at the work end, with fragmented phrases about keimley and ronpa. The text references attendance and a welcome but the exact events and names are unclear.
Fragmented, partially readable note describes Greek actions in Asia Minor with mentions of Australians and a late awakening at a core point. The text is unclear and lacks coherent details, but indicates regional Greek military or political moves and allied references.
Fragmentary OCR text describes racing related figures and outcomes with many garbled words. It mentions participants, bets or pairings, and references to locations and times, though readable specifics are scarce.
A garbled police blotter-like item describes a silk robbery and related mishaps. Numerous names appear obscured by OCR errors, detailing attempted thefts, a suspect list, and possible connections to a local market or mill. The fragmentary report mentions a Cathon and Jeanie among others with unclear actions.
A damaged, garbled report describes a schooner in distress off Moeeley, lacking wind and fighting dangerous seas. The narrative references Bert, Layla, and a crew member, noting a near-capsize and rescue efforts amid fog and confusion.
Fragmented text notes a chaotic mix of names and lines about gas costs, a winter thaw, and a meeting or event. The readable bits reference people, places, and a tense to do with prices or timing, without clear dates or outcomes.
A garbled report notes police involvement and penalties for a local bookie linked to winners. The text references a Sunday event, mentions a Cadre, and includes scattered names and unclear places, with a focus on a monetary fine and law enforcement action.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions an event in November with references to people and places but is largely unreadable. The readable fragments hint at a local or civic notice without clear actions or dates.
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