03 Sep 1928
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1928
Page
1
NSW voters delivered an emphatic anti prohibition verdict with a large statewide majority. Results showed pro legalisation opponents defeating dry advocates across industrial and rural areas as Canberras referendum also leaned against prohibition with turnout high and officials reporting totals by polling division.
A fragmented report details a sequence involving Pauly Babirday and Lis Turgut at a gate event. The piece references a water incident, an aviation reference, and a flight, with unclear terms and names. The readable portions suggest an accident or mishap connected to a listed venue.
A fragmented report recalls a Canberra memorial committee meeting in the federal capital. It mentions government and opposition figures, a chairperson, and plans tied to an upcoming ballot or election, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary report notes an Egyptii team or event leading to a fictional outcome. Ambiguous names and dates hinder full understanding. readable bits suggest a competitive item and a time frame around a Saturday event.
The bodies of a man and wife, likely alcohol-related, were found dead in a Meuboursa home on Sunday morning. Investigation indicated suicide or foul play. a medicine bottle and other items were found nearby. Children named Cath aged 4 and Vata aged 2 were mentioned, with the couple described as a cheerful pair.
A chaotic waterfront dispute halted work and delayed a planned Arbitration Court session. Misinformation over pick-up times and protest by minority water authorities disrupted schedules, with officials debating labor logistics and possible resumption on Monday in the presence of union leaders and local authorities.
A garbled report discusses payments and debts, mentioning August 81, totals around 287,200,000 Iyeluts, and a court at Arbihablon with names like W. Thmotayy. It references government departments, unemployment, and work hours amid unclear context.
A fragmented World War I era dispatch describes a seaplane alleged missing near Norway and Britain. It details recovery efforts by German and Allied forces, identification attempts, and statements from officials about the fate of crew and the bravery of airmen, with references to a search and potential rescue or confirmation of loss.
Report of a violent clash near Seaford where a White man Broshos was killed by tomahawk blows during a westward raid by native vigilantes. Police pursued two prisoners captured alive and returned them to Atlee for trial as the western press reported.
Fragmented text reports Wide Bay Labor not contesting a seat in DDR. Page references and garbled names suggest discussion of candidates and electoral context with mentions of August revenue figures and Australian political figures such as Stoner Tener Dien Grosvenor Brauel Nally and Hutt.
An Australian flour import case references dumping duties on shipments from Africa. The document mentions an importer and potential government action, implying duties may be imposed to curb alleged price undercutting. The text is garbled but points to protective measures affecting flour trade with African sources.
A fifth anniversary celebration noted a unique observance with broad participation by local figures and residents. A commemorative ceremony was held at a central venue with quiet reflection, while community attention focused on environmental awareness and public safety, including traffic considerations.
A motor truck overturned near Crore Keet Holland Bark injuring the driver and a passenger. They were taken to hospital after the incident. Authorities are assessing the cause and the extent of injuries.
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