23 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Zeehan And Dundas Herald
Location
Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented text discusses shipping routes from St. Vincent Gulf to Newcastle and shipments of steel products to Australian ports. Mentions Federal Government diversion of common operations and potential impacts on employment and utilization of resources.
A trotting pony guided by J. T. Mmubl of Oaldarmp died under mysterious circumstances in West Maithnd when a snare was found lodged in its throat. The incident is under inquiry by local authorities.
A man and a woman faced trial in the Sydney court over a murder case involving Mrs Anne at Ammon. Eugene Fale, the alleged killer, was represented by Josephine Or Vadiens counsel for the defense. The proceedings included examinations about a mother and child relation and notes of a cruel event. The press reported it amid tense testimony and inquiries into a potential defense of the accused.
The weekly Commonwestth Genet shows 2747/7 paid for catering at His Kac ency by Governo-General's pall and supper in Hedper. A £14 18 for refreshments at the wet and £181 for hire of cars for a trip. Land values in Beg Cippabond rise, an old farm fetched over £1t0 per acre years ago. Geelong yacht history noted and South Wales Assembly plans to introduce a Bull to authorize state industrial takings. Compensation for miners repeatedly discussed.
Morgum performs on a small stage with a rustic theme as attendees describe the event. The piece features folk elements and a simple presentation reflecting rural life.
In Welbourne Arbitration Court the judge Mrs Justice Starke warns there are too many unions in public service while hearing a claim by the Commonwealth Posts and Telegraph Association for a new award. A witness testifies he joined the association to have his claims heard, and Mr Justice Slarke notes the court can only accept what it sees rather than pursue wider rights.
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