Drowning Tragedy Averted
While attempting to swim the Murray at Norieul Park municipal swimming reserve, Albury, on Sunday afternoon, a Norwegian named…
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Somnambulist Injured
Henry Finlater was admitted to hospital yesterday morning suffering from a fractured]eg. Finlater was a boarder at the Hotel Muswellbrook and…
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Last week a collision occurred at the corner of Lord and Brown Streets when Rev. E. Clatworthy's car and a motor cycle and side car ridden by…
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On Saturday December 28th at about 12.30 p.m. Shirley Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marsland was scalded. Death…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accidents. Crushed by Horse
John Olive, a farm worker, was admitted to hospital last week, suffering from injuries to the right side of his chest, caused by being trodden on by…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Motor Car Accidents. Week-end Total
During the week-end motor car accidents were responsible for five deaths in Victoria and three in New South Wales, while 66 persons were injured…
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A couple of motor, accidents, in addition to those already reported, occurred in Singleton at the weekend. In John-street Mr. Burgmann…
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Mr. Tom. Ashworth of Gloucester recently purchased some land near brushy Mountain and whilst motoring past on Monday morning, let his…
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An infant, taken into the river by an inexperienced attendant, was rescued from the water in a state of collapse by local residents who…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cinema Accidents. Precautions Under State Act
The Chief Secretary (Mr. Chaffey) referred on Saturday with regret to the cinema disaster at Paisley, near Glasgow. He pointed out how necessary…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Collision in John-street
This morning a collision occurred in John-street, in front of the Criterion Hotel, between a motor lorry driven by Mr Leo. J. Dagg and a' Buick car,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Triple Tragedy. Suicide After Drowning Children
An inquest into the deaths of Mrs. Zimmerman, the wife of a share milker at Oco, South Taranaki (N.Z.) and their two sons, aged 3 years and…
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A drowning tragedy occurred at the farm of Mr. A. E. Miller at Bordoton (S.A.). The body of George Chambers, a…
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The three children of Mr. Charles Arthur Arthur Barnes, school teacher, of Quambone, were drowned at Jerseyville…
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A fight occurred at the Linwood (N.Z.) Bowling Club's green on Saturday during the progress of one of the games in the club championship…
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Three lives were lost when an Air Force machine crashed into Port Phillip Bay, Melbourne, on Monday afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Shocking Holiday Tragedy Car Plunges Into River Three Children Drowned
On Monday night a shocking tragedy occurred at Jerseyville, near Kempsey, when three young children were drowned through a car, which was driven by their father, plunging into a river, THE VICTIMS…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Car Crashes Into Culvert Boy Killed, Sister Injured
Harold Dyring aged 12 years, was killed, and his sister, Betty Dyring, aged four, was injured when a car their father (Mr A. Dyring) was…
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James Henry Ashby had a miraculous escape from death at Blayney yesterday when he was driving a team of four…
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A triple drowning occurred, at Jerseyville late on Monday night. Mr. Charles Arthur Barnes, school teacher, of Quambone, accompanied by Mrs…
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