13 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 13, 1920
Page
1
A blaze at a Kent Street grocers and meat shop caused extensive damage. Firefighters under Chih Oileer Cparka fought flames as valuables and stock, including national goods and carts, were lost or saved. inspectors noted collapse risks and derailed operations while assessments tallied substantial losses.
A garbled wartime snippet mentions German forces and a figure or unit but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable fragments suggest a military context with references to actions and personnel, yet the text is too incomplete to identify specifics or confirm details.
A fragmented English racing item from Liverpool and London notes references racing events and names in a shuffled OCR fragment. It mentions trainers, venues, and possible results in a terse card style without full context or clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text presents disjointed names and phrases. The piece reads like a historical item with uncertain events and scattered references, offering no clear人物, place, date, or outcome to anchor a concrete summary.
Fragmented OCR text lists a Geneva conference with names like Senator Millem and Mr James Allen, referencing a Liberty Treasury center and various officials. The readable fragments suggest a diplomatic meeting with multiple international participants and unclear roles.
The record notes a general business session with discussions led by Hriday LoXdoss and others. It references the Hedwell Center, alignment with Motte, and mentions the New York conference area and related activities. Names and places indicate a formal organizational meeting with procedural items and confirmations.
The document reports sworn denials regarding alleged bribery by certain members connected to a committee or organization. It notes a discussion at a meeting with various attendees and references related personnel and the formal response from involved parties.
London readers recall a fragmentary poetic scene with references to Preter Trenton Awhbishop Maratea and Ar ie trey hed ne Hote. The garbled text hints at a tale of a rover and a festival, mentioning Benj Ried and a free detente amid a mysterious cold storage setting.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notes item about labor fears and wartime measures, with scattered names and phrases. The readable pieces mention concerns, leaders, and possible economic or political actions but lack coherent context or dates.
Fragmentary notice discusses payment terms and a meeting about a loan. It mentions a February date and a meeting at an unspecified location. Names, places, and clear actionable details are unreadable due to garbled text.
The article reports Me Brace resigning from a Commons position amid a reshuffle. It notes Tory party involvement and the Mines Department adviser role facing changes. It mentions the anticipated successor and possible impacts on the government’s Welsh policies.
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered phrases about mourning mothers, arrival of people, and various names and places. The text is highly corrupt with misspellings and inserted odd terms, making it hard to extract coherent events or a clear news item.
Vague readable snippets indicate local item from a March issue mentioning people and places with unclear names. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered terms.
A damaged excerpt lists various prize sweepstakes and participants with scattered names and locations. It references bets, poems, and a long string of names including Kevan, Vinatelle, Waie Verh, and Queen's Avenue, suggesting a sprawling page with ad like and literary items rather than a single coherent event.
Workers staged a broad protest against government policy demanding action on wages. Union leaders from AWU and allied groups urged urgent recruitment drives and warned of escalating disputes if demands for fair pay and labor rights were not met.
A woman named Parmos Kissvery of Marrisvattest was killed at Belmore when she attempted to cross between a carriage and platform. She was taken to Canterbury Division Ambulance Station and died shortly after arrival. Police and hospital staff are reviewing the accident details.
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