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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 08, 1903
Page
1
A dense, garbled OCR style listing names, places, and titles from an old directory. The text includes numerous personal names such as Chmelen Handy, Robert Haxbien, J. Wrath, and D. Gaa with scattered references to offices, boards, and commissions. It resembles a delayed newspaper directory or notice page with fragmented roles and affiliations.
Amid a chaotic gathering in the area described as WA on Monday, Labour figures led by Nusmon and other party names clashed with opponents. A revelation about a money-related scheme surfaced, with references to bribes and a parliamentary dispute. Police involvement and warnings followed, and the scene shifted toward the area near Quvan's Hall.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Exchange Hotel references and a coastal meeting schedule. Mentions Doone or Tumbarumbi Coast event days Sunday Monday Tuesday, with names and places jumbled and unclear.
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