File:1914 Newspaper article about a woman who committed fraud when claiming the 'old age pension'.png

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English: 1914 Newspaper article about a woman who committed fraud when claiming the 'old age pension'. The significance of this article is it is likely the first recorded instance of data matching between two banks to detect social security fraud. The original copy and a new digitized version is included for ease of reading.
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Source https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/184302136?searchTerm=to%20procure%20old%20age%20pension#
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Trove  wikidata:Q18609226
 
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Trove is the digital archive service, it digities old newspapers, Trove states content prior to 1956 is out of copyright, but requests attribution to Trove as the source.

https://trove.nla.gov.au/help/categories/newspapers-and-gazettes-category


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