13 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 13, 1926
Page
1
Readers are teased with an exotic mystery puzzle described as entrancing featuring a red Indian theme. The piece hints at a legendary idle mines spell and frames a large trade loss context amid England's generous coal imports and economic leeway.
A bomb blast near Mussolini's car wounded four, including a newsboy and a street cleaner, while Mussolini remained unharmed and urged security to pursue the plot. Police uncovered an elaborate scheme as crowds gathered outside the palace and the premier sent congratulations to his ministers.
A British journalist analyzes anti foreign sentiment in China and the role of government in shaping blame. He argues the powers bear partial responsibility and that nationalist feeling is hard to quell.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses central authority and government in China, mentioning Beijing, Manchuria, and the formation of a government. It references the Great Power stance, central government recognition, and implications for national policy and international relations during a period of political tension.
Reports state British ships held by China are free of reprisals as Admiral Sinclair arrives in Hankow to calm tensions. U S S naval vessels are said safe and American destroyers Kiewert and Pepe fend off attacks, amid debates over policy and potential actions by the Chinese government.
A damaged fragment hints at a power struggle involving a War Lord dominating factions between Ghent and Clagett. The text references a reemergence of a central government, alliances with Wel and Wu Pelt, and a covert term with the Mausharners.
A fragmented and garbled news snippet discusses marriage trends and social norms with references to figures and events, mentioning London and various names, suggesting a debate on changing marital attitudes without clear details.
Stop press report on the final trotting race marked as a 10C handicap. The entry lists Cole Bot and others, with harm to Celer Mires and Wither noted in the brief fragment. A terse update captures the abrupt finish and unidentified official reaction.
Thousands watched as Dewsbury defeated London in the opening match of the tour. The performance drew praise despite rough play and highlighted the team’s early pace and defensive effort.
Damaged OCR fragment mentions Velvet and Satin Ribbon items with color names and product codes. References to makers and stores such as Anthony Hordern & Sons and Brickfield Hill Sydney appear in scattered lines. The text suggests a trade or material discussion with color variants like Cherry, Lime, and Mezal, plus mentions of ribbon codes and checking processes.
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