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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
2
A Sunday night description tells how a woman’s rapid actions and a drawn-out warning helped avert disaster when a large railway bridge near Mundsh buckled under heavy rain. Locals recall the moment the structure gave way and the resulting danger to workers and onlookers.
Fragmentary report depicts a heated exchange around Labor Party prospects, with references to Mr Lang and parliamentary maneuvers. The piece notes long-standing opposition to Labor governance, claims of electoral manipulation, and calls for democratic process amid party tension.
The Government is urged to appoint sufficient numbers to the Legislative Council for its immediate abolition. Srowne will also seek the Central Assentive of the A L P to determine which Council members appointed by Labor Governments pledge to vote for abolition.
A garbled account notes a hero in Seoul named Pi Fang Sie and Bill Gibes with others. It mentions a policeman and a coming edition of The Sunday News.
The article discusses shifts in the worsted trade, urging protection measures to aid workers. It notes import competition and price pressure from foreign rivals, leading to calls for tariffs or temporary relief to stabilize production and wages. Public concerns highlight the impact on living standards and employment in the industry.
The report describes a King’s team leader Harrison and the Victorians in a tight range test. It details players like Moron, Horn, and Pearce, with mentions of officials and venues, and notes a close contest amid a busy field of competitors.
Victorian and Australian funds offer conversion loans in London. The Victorian loan amount is £4064 and will be payable as noted. Applications will be considered if holders do not convert.
Fragmentary text mentions pedigree stock, a chairman, free carriage, an imperial economy commission, and Grace Bros saving thousands of boxes of piv ers race foros at BLD. Readable details are insufficient for a coherent event or attribution.
A theatre incident reports a diamond brooch missing during a performance. Laney Elby Crepe, a married woman, faced charges of theft after a spectator observed a man exclaiming a reward for the brooch’s return. The incident occurred during a performance of Racket with a cleaner from the theatre later suspected in the case.
Fragmentary report mentions approaching weather conditions with references to winds and thunder in various regions. The garbled text contains names and places that are not coherent enough to identify a clear location, date, or firm forecast.
Fragmentary text records unclear dialogue about value and a person named Mire Crag denying eating something. The garbled lines mention Abe, a broth or bread parcel, and a character with buttons in the mouth, with references to wind and Cran Opers Hinese.
Bran and Pollard in a local scene described with limited readable words. The fragment hints at names and a setting involving the SAW and Plow. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the available text.
Weather chart notes warm temperatures with variable wind and fresh passages. It describes thawing conditions in a broad region with a tendency toward milder afternoons and lingering cool nights.
The Bank of England weekly return for the banking department covers the week ended Wednesday October 21st. It lists capital and reserve figures and notes total assets. The document provides a snapshot of positions held by the Bank of England and its official departments.
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