Melbourne May Day clash injures union leaders
A Melbourne May Day demonstration turned violent on the Yarra Bank with Acting Premier Tunnecliffe and Trades Hall leader Me. Riley attacked. Tunnels and other officials were struck, Riley pushed from a motor lorry used as a platform, and he sustained facial injuries requiring medical care. Others on the platform were also assaulted.
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Melbourne
Yatra Bank
Victoria
Tunneclitts
Trades Hall Council
Fd. Filey
Commantel
Tunnéelie
Whitst
Riley
Nome
Mr. Riley
German's Wreath on Anzac Day
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a wreath on Anzac Day with unclear names and details. The readable parts indicate a wartime remembrance act, but specifics such as person names, dates, or locations are damaged or missing. The record reflects a memorial context without a clear event or attribution.
Hotel License Suspended for Two Hours
A license suspension was imposed for two hours at the Hotel License Court session. The hearing addressed alleged violations by the firm, with the panel considering the sufficiency of evidence and compliance measures.
Polling Booths Close in Duarte Vote tally tight
The Duarte polling sites closed as voters finished a tight ballot contest. Officials planned a final count, with results expected soon and candidates urging calm as ballots were tallied across districts.
Revolution and breakfast warning from Archbishop Duhig
A Brisbane message quotes Archbishop Duhig warning Australians that revolution is more imminent than believed. He says if you wake tomorrow or any day soon, you may find upheaval breaking out in one city. He questions who would deny events are moving toward revolution.
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Yaar
Half Wits in New South Wales Gambling Scene
Senator Golebaten spoke at the anniversary of the Mathadist Men's Brotherhood at Five Dock, noting many halfowite in New South Wales eager to gamble their money on meagre odds offered by state lotteries or other unremunerative arms of the gambling industry.
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Golebaten
Mathadist Men's Brotherhood
Five Dock
New South Wales
Ieee
Aer
Psc
New Guard Declares Resolve Against Suppression
In an address at the Congregational Church Croydon last night Major Bev eridge warned against talk of disbanding the New Guard. He pledged to act and claimed the group protects decent citizens and will continue to cleanse alleged political corruption. The speaker asserted the New Guard will never disband and will safeguard order.
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Beveridge
Congregational Church
Croydon
Gald
Bayer
Austra
Noliticiane
St Mary's Triumph Over Ungarie In Narrow Tennis Meet
St Mary's defeats Ungarie 81 in a tense tennis contest as both teams fight through rough conditions. Players from St Mary's and Ungarie display resilience, with notable rallying and close scoring shaping a tough match.
Back to Grafton event and railway val concessions
An 1982 Grafton event outlines a reunion and ceremony, noting participants including A. A. Young of City Motor Garage as organising secretary. Details mention a fellowship extension to former residents, and arranging rail concessions with the railways for the celebration and annual gathering.
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Asic Jha
Iain
Bava
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Mtr. A. A
City Motor Garage
Gratton Tx
Ind
Hm Tor Tull
Timber Workers Guard Denies Federal Interference Claims
A fragmented report notes 20 Timber Workers Colon guards and watchmen were said to receive protection from a Taxation Office amid alleged federal interference. The claim, though unclear, references anticipated government action to recover taxes and suggests some form of protection was arranged.
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Sydney
Momtay
Colon
Odletaily de Veribes
Dr Crotty Addresses Reconstruction Debate Amid Anarchy Fear
The record cites Dr Crotty, Bishop of Buchurst, warning that reconstruction must avoid reaction and anarchy. Syuney Maren and Dr Crotty condemn clamor and attempts to disrupt political order, urging lasting unity and lawful reform.
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Maren
Crotty
Buchurst
Manis
Howe Ulm
Uraly
Unclear Message About Plans From Seath and Mont
Fragmentary text discusses plans involving Mont state and an individual named Seath. It mentions travel from Australia, potential return, and a desire to set a record. Exact meanings are obscured by OCR errors, with several garbled phrases and names.
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Seath
Sieave
Rvat
Australia
Wheat Bounty Needs Over Three Million Pounds
A wire report from Melbourne notes wheat bounty requirements for the season. It states that more than 1,000,000 pounds will be needed to cover bounty payments, with total expects exceeding prior estimates as the campaign progresses.
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Melbourne
Mie and McNamara Follow Up on Optometry Matter
The report notes Mie and FE McNamara advancing discussions on the Optometrists matter. MALO Mtr Meflowan references winter for Vacuum 11 Co. Delng Atsaterres to Sydney for assignment in the Iawarre territory. Mr Mand Men and Mefiowaa plan moves. During this period Mie te Gowan remained popular with the company and its social circle. Mr RI Hay was expected to succeed Apeally. Unde Recretary in the Provalgr'a Department comments.
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FE McNamara
Naitare of
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Sydney
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Theik
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Partare
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Aoa
Weaimord Itay
May Day crowds in Sydney prompt parade delays
An orderly May Day gathering in Sydney caused crowding and intermittent delays across core streets. Police controlled movement as spectators filled avenues near central parks, while vendors and volunteers assisted with crowd management during the event.
Portesque Trial Shaped by Long Deliberations in Honolulu
Jury in Honolulu detains verdict in a high profile case involving Granville Portesque and Captain Massie over a contentious deal with the Mewalin youth Josoily Funnhayenl. The date May 6 marks a pivotal point as deliberations stretch and a verdict seems near.
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Vet Sun Tn
Massie
1Onyul Fatings
Entity of Magic Tay Enter
Mewalin
Josoily Funnhayenl
Santwove
Death sentences commuted at Central Criminal Court
The Central Criminal Court on September 2 commuted the death sentences of Kenneth Aubrey Farlow and Robert Monty Chryvidl. The defendants had been convicted of wounding with intent to murder a police officer at Yauetune. the case involved the two prisoners and the court issued new terms.
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Robert Monty Chryvidl
Three Deaths Reported In Adelaide By Local Papers
Adelaide reports three deaths linked to recent events. Names include a 85 year old Dominion Musotit leet resident found deceased, a 76 year old Thomas Williane discovered at his home, and another victim connected to a court case. Police investigations proceed as authorities warn of ongoing inquiries.
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Milas
Thomas Williane
Price of Wheat Avent Quoted Locally on Monday
A local market note reports the price of wheat Avent quoted on Monday afternoon at 2/79, noting the figure observed at regional sites and contributing to daily price updates for traders.
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Avent
Wage adjustments in New South Wales report minor changes
The article notes small wage movements in New South Wales with limited changes to carding and related pay. It mentions federal baseline wage floors and incremental increases across various regions including Sydney and Newcastle, reflecting a modest overall rise in earnings.
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South Wales
Sydney
Anit Fouhar Us
Home Wappsine Bogial Pleasomh Evant Dade
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled describing a radiology or battery related event at 330 Bawnye Bireet. Mentions Victor, Milla, and imported tome with unclear action. Contexts unreadable. no coherent details to extract.
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