Salvation Army officer arrested in hotel freed by court
SYDNEY, Mon.: Ivan Shepley Rees (30), a Salvation Army officer, of Lidcombe, was today freed by Mr Brown, SM,…
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Archbishop Sent to Gaol
LONDON, Tues.: A Bucharest military tribunal has sentenced Augustine Pacha ,the Roman Catholic Archbishop of…
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ADELAIDE, Tues.: Am Italian was charged in Adelaide Court today with having murdered his mother…
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MELBOURNE, Wed.: A 37 year-old contractor, He[?] Richard Bagg, of Separation st., Northcote, who was committed…
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At the Hillston Court of Petty Sessions on 12th September, Dudley Chalmers Clift, 23, late manager of Moolbong Station, near…
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Geoffrey John Brady, who appeared at Albury court yesterday on charges of using a place for betting and assaulting police, was…
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Two men who claimed they were looking for a “mate” in the Town Hall Hotel were sentenced to six months’ gaol by…
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MELBOURNE, Thurs: A man who described himself as a laborer, musician, and general agent was convicted in General…
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HIS Honour Judge Brereton made it quite clear in the Hay Quarter Sessions on Thursday last, that a defendant convicted of bigamy could expect nothing less than a gaol sentence. Defendant was sentenced to…
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SYDNEY, Thurs: Raymond Leslie Harvey, 27, bootmaker, of Botany, and Doris Wilma Beavan. 35, domestic, of Surry Hills, were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Vandals Take Flowers From Court House
The caretaker of the Albury Court House (Mr J. Buchhorn) said yesterday that vandals were picking the choice blooms of stock…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Amazing scenes in court and, of course, it had to happen in America!
NEW YORK, Thurs.: The bribery trial of 18 post and present members of the New York police force collapsed yesterday when the chief witness, Harry Gross, 35, a bookmaker, stubbornly refused to give further evidence…
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SYDNEY, Fri.: Moderate members of the Ironworkers’ Association are applying to the Arbitration Court in Melbourne for…
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SYDNEY, Friday: The Australian Jockey Club was not obliged to renew the licence of Victoria Park trainer Thomas Hall, Mr Justice…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: Mrs [?] Elizabeth Hebden, 70, and [?] Elizabeth Warn, of [?] Avenue, North Strathfield, were…
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At the Revision Court, held at the Mathoura Court House on Thursday, a supplementary list of owners and ratepayers of…
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The follownig permits were granted by Mr. K. G. Pockock, S.M., at the Licensing Court last Wednesday:…
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Two young men, members of the Australian Permanent Army, were each granted a good behavior bond for 12 months…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: The chief Crown witness told the Criminal Court today that she left the neighborhood of the alleged crime in fear for her safety at the hands of the accused,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In Albury Court Yesterday Year driving ban on Bonegilla man
A man who failed to appear on a speeding charge had his driver’s licence cancelled for 12 months by Mr Hodgson, S.M., at Albury court yesterday…
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