22 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1920
Page
1
A long scanned transcript shows Mr Barton speaking on the public service KEW scheme, outlining development and funding considerations, government involvement, and anticipated timelines. The discussion references proposed measures, oversight, and potential impacts on communities and local authorities.
A fragmentary report describes a court session with names such as Lottie Biyee and Repember 11. The text references abduction allegations and a trial process, mentioning MeTGUETE HID and various uncertain phrases. The readable portions imply a legal proceeding with accusations, dates, and involved witnesses, though many details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR reads describe a party with missing guests and a woman’s injuries. The text mentions an event tied to a husband, a fight or assault, and police involvement. Details are garbled but indicate a sequence of troubling actions ending with medical or legal responses.
Fragmented OCR reveals widespread labor strain on farms with references to harvest help, railways, and coastal towns. Mentions of Menes Walle and Ofber imply local figures amid shortages, while Colwood and Cullum Corawa railway projects appear as context for agricultural disruption.
A fragmentary article details a violent engagement with heavy casualties and injuries. It mentions forces and volunteers, a battle with fatalities, and later notes about the impact on involved parties and officials.
An armed disruption erupted during a Crikey Mork TAEL football match with machine guns and armored units. Ten people were harmed while police and authorities investigated the assault and the incident affected the event security and ongoing proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR text describes financial matters tied to czarist debts with scattered names and places. Reads like a partial notice or clipping about obligations, possibly referencing Vinita and Pens, but content is garbled and lacks complete facts or dates to verify.
A Paris dispatch reports that Britain and France oppose bringing Ep back to the Greek power. The note cites diplomatic routine and opposition from Benesia and frames to any reconciliation. The piece suggests cautious moves by Paris regarding the region’s leadership and future governance.
Four champions from the United States are highlighted as notable swimmers. The piece mentions athletes like Donita Rater and Lee Ce in a regional context, with references to events at New England venues and telegraph-style notes on performances and affiliations.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a disrupted taxi ride with unclear lines and a mix of misread words. The readable elements reference a cab ride, lines, and a heater but lack coherent names or events to establish a clear news item. The fragment suggests a chaos scenario rather than a complete incident or report.
Fragmented text appears to mix names and phrases with unclear syntax. The readable bits mention individuals like Quinn and Maraites and include partial terms suggesting a stumble or incident. No coherent event or location can be confirmed from the legible content.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a blueprinted event at an experimental farm focusing on fodder conservation. Mentions a meeting, a transport or train element, and unspecified attendees or dates, with many garbled words hindering precise details.
A court report details a disturbance at a grog house where several women and men were present. The defendants, including Mr Penny and others, faced charges after a table confrontation ended with guilty pleas. The judge noted sentences of fines and detention, with women involved receiving probationary terms.
The report notes Premier Will go to London around mid January with Mr Barey and Mr Morey aiding the Acting Agent-General Sir Timothy Coming. It cites aims to secure proper parities of New South Wales and ensure the Australian Common veil support before British authorities. The present commission is expected to close in the near term.
A local shooting case at West Wallsend led to the suspect being remanded after appearing at Neweamite Court. The accused faced charges related to the incident and was held on bail with conditions awaiting further hearing.
A series of weekend burglaries targetting jewellery and valuables in Camperdown and nearby towns. A suspect entered at Bedhiem and 10 Bowrleeireet, stealing items including a bracelet and a ring. Other thefts involved a briefcase containing money and a poem. Victims include Mars Hedgases, Arthur Ferieigh, Edward Copiello, and local residents. Police appeal for information.
A double collision on the derailed tram near Abercrembla-gireet left the two motor rebietes badly damaged while no con was injured. James Bateman of jMemeeigier-sirest helped manage the scene as the footboard sustained slight damage.
Police informed about a juvenile involved with guardianship and a state bike matter. Readable fragments reference an 18 year old, guardianship, and clothing items but details are unclear. The text mentions locations and names obliquely but lacks coherent events.
A 1915 report describes a deputation led by Mir avin MLA and Dr Aribdr Bh Ly Thesjeuke urging the Government to advance venereal disease reforms. The group seeks immediate action on vaccination or separation measures and promises rapid progress once promised.
A garbled notice from a Melbourne retailer hints at the House of Economy offering bottling outfits at Anthony Horderns. Readable fragments reference kitchenware and new eateries, with unclear dates and specifics due to OCR errors.
The readable fragments describe a local event with unnamed individuals and a venue. Details are unclear and no concrete names, places, or dates emerge from the legible text. The item appears to be a brief notice or snippet rather than a full report. The available content suggests a miscellaneous update rather than a defined story.
A partial OCR item mentions PD lee at ont and sib siee ieee bit oer the eines. No clear outcome or date is readable, but the fragment suggests an engineering or technology related notice with names and affiliations partially captured.
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