During the storm on Thursday an unknown man was killed at Bargo, when a displaced roof overturned. Falling bricks killed a little girl at ...
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Article : 144 wordsThe committee appointed by the executive council of the Australian Workers' Union to investigate charges made at the last A.L.P. Conference against Mr. J. Bailey, M.L.A. ...
Article : 936 wordsThe will of the late Sir James Burns, which is dated May 25, 1922, has been lodged for probate in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, in its Probate jurisdiction, by the ...
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Article : 466 wordsThe Spanish coup d'etat is part of a general reaction against democracy which has arisen since the svar. It started with the Bolshovik revolution, swept over Italy, and captured ...
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Article : 187 wordsThe unroofing of Pickard's branch store at Bargo caused the death of an unknown man, who had just arrived in the vicinity. He was giving assistance with the displaced roof when ...
Article : 87 wordsThe submission to the publishers of a proposal uqder which the International Union of Pressmen undertakes to man the Press of the city dailles while the local union ...
Article : 104 wordsADELONG.—Wind blow with hurricane force, clearing a path before it. Many houses were unroofed, and some blown clean over. Sheds suffered severely. Hurtling sheets of iron ...
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Article : 390 wordsThe report of the advisory committee as to the best means of giving effect to the torms of the agreement entered into by the State Government with the Imperial Government, ...
Article : 228 wordsSir William Beach Thomas, writing in the "Daily Express" on foreign dumping, says:—The present cost of labour in Europe is as one in Germany, two in Czecho-Slovakia, ...
Article : 138 wordsThe Inspector-General of Police is in receipt of a personal letter from Dame Margaret Davidson, conveying her deep appreciation of the services rendered by the members ...
Article : 221 wordsAt the Board of Trade inquiry into the less of the steamer El Kahira, which mysteriously disappeared while on a voyage to the Mediterranean, the Channel pllot who, acco[?]panied ...
Article : 243 wordsThe Australian Press Association interviewed Mr. H. P. Williams, formerly secretary of the Australian Country party, at Sydney, who was present at the meeting of the National ...
Article : 389 wordsThe estimated [?]pulation of Australia at the end of June, 1923, was 5,688,092, composed of 2,897,[?]7 males and 2,[?]91,045 females, being an increase of 121,347 over the figures for the ...
Article : 167 wordsThe Actiiig Prime Minister (Dr. Earle Page) announced this morning that the conversion into the 1948 loan, the 1928 loan, the Treasury bills, and the Peace Savings ...
Article : 321 wordsThe Metropolitan Land Board yesterday decided to recommend the Minister for Lands to grant to the Randwick Council the lease of two areas of land at Coogee beach on which ...
Article : 382 wordsAmong the delegates to the joint meeting of American astronomical and physical societies at Los Angeles is Professor Morefield, of Melbourne University. ...
Article : 142 wordsBoth the Italian and Jugo-Slavian Governments are silent (says the correspondent of the "Morning Post" at Rome) regarding the nature of Sig[?]or Mussolini's latest ...
Article : 138 wordsLloyd's underwriters are offering a reward of £1500 in connection with a strange case of lost jewels. Mrs. Fielding, while travelling from Nice to London, lost a bag containing ...
Article : 122 wordsNews was received in Sydney by cable yesterday that the new motor ship Ina[?]a had sailed from Dartmouth for Wellington, New Zealnnd, via Australia. The vessel is the first ...
Article : 134 wordsThe "Daily Chro[?]icle" says that Van der Hoop, a Dutch pilot, proposes to fly from Amsterdam to the Dutch East Indies in a Fokker monoplane with a Rolls Royce enaine, ...
Article : 80 wordsGreat interest was taken in the first production of James Elroy Flecker's "Hassan" at His Majesty's Theatre, picturing an olden journey to Samarkand. ...
Article : 153 wordsIn July last a woman, Florence Jones, aged 20, was found dead, and at the inquest Robert Sheppard, 23, stated that be and the girl had lived together, and contemplated marrying ...
Article : 206 wordsIt is stated in Berlin newspapers that Jacowloff, a Bolshevist, who had charge of the Russian Imperial family, and was responsible for their massacre, and had been living at Berlin ...
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Article : 318 wordsSir,—I regret that the historical references in my article, "The Cradle of Empire" (Saturday, 8th inst.) conveyed the impression of sp[?]tefulness to your correspondent, Mr. M. ...
Article : 356 wordsA message from Constantinople says that Turkish troops have occupied the whole of the Boulakbach[?] region, on the Persian frontier, where the Turks already have three ...
Article : 44 wordsThe Earl and Countess of Stradbroke left for Toulon to-day to join the Orsova for Melbourne. They were farewelled by many Australians. Interviewed by the Australian Press ...
Article : 62 wordsIn the Legislative Assembly important legislation levying taxation on bookmakers and betting tickets was forecasted in a resolution agreed to on the motion of Mr. Mullin. ...
Article : 181 wordsA special correspondent of the "Morning Post," writing from Bradford, says:—The position of the textile trade in consequence of the general depression caused by foreign ...
Article : 72 wordsThe Madrid correspondent of the "Daily Express" telegraphs that De Rivera's abolition of unnecessary offices will save foreign business £2,000,000 annually, as hithert[?] ...
Article : 72 wordsThe Right Rev. Frank T. Woods. Bishop of Peterborough, succeeds the Right Rev. Edward Stuart Talbot as Bishop of Winchester.— Reuter. ...
Article : 141 wordsReuter's Dublin correspondent telegraphs that Mr. Cosgrave, in the Dall Eireann, nominated the present members of the Cabinet as the new Executive The only change is that ...
Article : 79 wordsWord was received by the Newcastle police this evening of the escnpe of two prisoners from the Raymond Terrace lock-up at 4 o'clock this afternoon during the sitting of the Court ...
Article : 91 wordsFor a brief period yesterday afternoon. Albury had a most terrifying experience. [?] westerly wind of cyclonic force striking the town at ten minutes to 3, causing one fatality. ...
Article : 44 wordsTypewritten notices, signed "The Officer commanding the Army Workers of the Republic," have been sent to a number of Waterford farmers stating that unless a ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 22 Sep 1923, Page 15
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