One Man Bus Dispute for Court
SYDNEY, Tues: The dispute over the operation of one man buses was today reported to the Arbitration Court…
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Albury police concerned about fire danger in city
Albury police ore gravely concerned at the apparent fire danger existing in the city, with the prolific growth of grass and weeds. Yesterday, a police…
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MELBOURNE, Wed.: A 30-year-old wharf-laborer, Miles Patrick O’Reilly, was acquitted by a Criminal Court jury today of the murder of other wharflaborer, who was shot dead in a car in…
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Senior-Constable T. E. W. Yuill, Korumburra, has been appointed as officer-in-charge, of Beechworth police. He will succeed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Love overcomes gaol bars
FORT MADISON (Iowa), Thurs.: A man who has been in prison 42 years will marry the wealthy widow who fought for…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Police at Busy Intersections
Albury Chamber of Commerce was informed by police inspector last night that a request by the chamber to have police stationed…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: Two men were remanded at Central Police Court today on bail of £500 each on charges of…
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SYDNEY, Thurs. : Police alleged in the Central Police Court today that an estate agent and his wife had sold three furnished flats 28 times…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: Five District Court judges had been appointed to act as Supreme Court judges in Divorce during: the…
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The State Government would amend the law to remove the provision for "payment late court." the Attorney- General…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Court move against the Coal Industry Board
SYDNEY, Thurs.: The authority of the Central Coal Reference Board was challenged by colliery proprietors before the…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Police say laborer took part in £3800 payroll robbery
SYDNEY, Thurs.: Redfern Court was told today that James Mortimer Washington, 28, laborer, Moorehead st., Redfern, was one of two men involved in a £3800 pay roll robbery at Redfern on November 29…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Coroner’s finding of murder, but cannot send man for trial in Australia
MELBOURNE, Thurs.: How he had been wakened by streams in his cabin early on the morning of December 8 and saw two men near another bunk (one of whom subsequently died from seven stab wounds), while the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Luxury home murder
SYDNEY, Fri.: A middle-aged woman was found murdered in her luxurious two-storeyed home in Northcote street, Killara, tonight. She was Mrs Leo Hacker…
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MELBOURNE, Fri.: A man was sentenced to 10 years’ gaol for the manslaughter of a New Australian, Stanilaus Scoko, on May…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ex-policeman to Stay in Gaol
SYDNEY, Fri.: The appeal of Terrence Heffernan, 23, former policeman, was unanimously rejected by the Full…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Court order on F.I.A. ballot
MELBOURNE, Fri: The Commonwealth Electoral Officer will supervise the next elections of officers of the Federated…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Lunch-time accident ruling by High Court
SYDNEY, Fri.: The High Court ruled today that a workman involved in an accident while eye-ling to lunch could not be…
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Police arrested three men at Tarcutta early Saturday morning and later charged them with the theft of £12 from Kane’s garage,…
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SYDNEY, Fri.: Edward Charles Roach, assistant secretary of the Waterside Workers’ Federation, will be released from Long…
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