14 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
1
Ex clergyman J Yates says the horse-whipping in Stanmore was provoked by statements in a Sunday paper and his refusal to apologize to a woman involved. He claims a letter from the complainant’s protector demanded an apology, while others dispute the motive and timing of the incident.
A fragmentary interview records strong language about law and order and a confrontational scene at a hall in Als Shamb. The speaker references police stations, a siren, and a tense moment involving a woman and a broker, with blurred names and scattered phrases indicating an on‑the‑spot account than a formal report.
A damaged OCR item mentions racing and horses with scattered terms like Richmond, ponies, Sage Handicap, and betting odds. Readable fragments reference horse names such as Mate Leaf and Panther, with odds like 7 to 4 and start of a race.
A fragmentary diary style piece touches on women in leadership and colonial dominions, with scattered references to editors, politics, and social dynamics. The prose preserves a journalistic cadence while hinting at tensions around patronising attitudes and family roles within governance and media.
A Sunday paper promotion invites readers to insure a gain and win cash prizes. It offers a £1000 safety, a £250 prize chance, and a £100 bar gain honor. Readers are urged to join and read the best Sunday paper for the weekend.
Unclear OCR yields fragmentary report about a papal legate leaving for the north. Readable bits mention travel start and religious mission context but lack concrete names, dates, or destinations. Further text needed for a precise, sourced summary.
Oslo reports say wreckage found Thursday is believed tied to the flight of the explorer Amundsen. Captain and crew details are unclear as officials search for survivors and confirm the vessel involved.
A chaotic engagement near Cracow today left several wounded after a misdirected maneuver. Infantry units halted a cavalry charge with bayonets and gas signals, while senior officers pressed for orderly withdrawal amid confusion.
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