07 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
1
A devastating flood in France claims about 700 lives as homes collapse and families mourn. Emergency crews battle waterlogged streets and bridges while relief efforts move to aid survivors and affected communities.
Reports from flood struck southwest France describe a death toll near 700 with entire villages washed away. A seven member family perished under ruins. a man shot himself as his house collapsed while spectators watched in horror. Texts note German forces aiding relief as refugees flood margins.
A statue honoring the late Emmeline Pankhurst was unveiled in London with women leaders and activists attending. The ceremony drew veterans and supporters including Mary Robe and others as tributes were paid to the suffrage pioneer.
Fragmentary text shows names and phrases about arrests and demonstrations with scattered references to locations and individuals. The readable pieces hint at a protest context, law enforcement actions, and possible public notices, but core facts are obscured and many terms are garbled.
A five year old girl named Dorothy Jones was injured by matches and rushed to St Vincent's Hospital in critical condition with burns to her head face and limbs. The article notes efforts by medical staff and references other injuries and names associated with the incident.
A garbled text segment hints at wartime market notes and the potential for price shifts. It references President Lenin, wartime industry, and planned measures affecting trade. It mentions centers of commerce, projections for market behavior, and international context including Australia and Rhodesia.
In Genoa a Brisbane woman named Gercede Opergine Marie Markwill fell from a capres dining area after an exterior door opened during revelry. A signalman heard her cries as she sustained severe injuries to her right foot and body note.
A chaotic gathering in London on Red Thursday led to police dispersal after a crowd of about 860 protesters clashed with authorities. Five injured as bleeding tensions flared around Tower Hill. the incident followed by a marked disruption and reports of disorder.
Local pages reveal unclear garbled text about a boxer named Morgan, ships, and odd phrases. Readers see scattered names like Newa Towennl and Australia with no clear event, date, or outcome.
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