Wellington Police Court. Two Cases From Geurie
The following cases were dealt with before Mr. J. B. Scobie, P.M., at the police court on Tuesday…
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Courts & crime, 1925
394 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 11 of 20
Assault with Intent to Rob
Bourke and Prior were then charged with having assaulted Alexander Campbell with intent to rob. Alexander McVicar Campbell…
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The quarterly licensing court was held on Tuesday when the hotel licenses in the town and district were renewed, as also were the wine…
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Before the Police Magistrate, Mr. J. B. Scobie, on Wednesday morning Joseph Hebburn, alias Joseph Hepburn, alias Emanuel Hebburn, was charged…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Two Women and a Man Mix-up at North Dubbo Has Sequel En Court. Man Is the Sons of Contention
Just another chapter of the age-old story of the eternal triangle. Two women and a man. One woman is forsaken by her former lover, who shows…
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William John Homer was charged with stealing 6 pieces of timber, the property of John Davis, of Wattle Vale, Accused was remanded until next…
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William Steele, 20, and Cecil Wilson, 18, were charged with breaking and entering J. J. Adler's premises in Talbragar-street, and stealing various goods…
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Two young men, William steel and Cecil Wilson, arrested on Thursday on a charge of breaking and…
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A [?] of unusual interest was heard at the local Police Court on 17th June. Noel Deaves, alias Leslie Randle, appeared on four charges…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Wellington Police Court. Tuesday, June 30th. (Before Mr. J. B. Scobie, P.m.) Again Adjourned
The case in which the railway department is proceeding against Trevor Draper, on a charge of having given a false statement as to…
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Mr. Frank H. Norcross, ex-Chief Justice of the Nevada Supreme court, declares, reports the New York "Sun", that universal contempt for…
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Ald. J. Barden on behalf of the Progress Association, asked Mr. Dunn that steps be taken to have the gaol removed from the centre of the town to make…
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Alderman Barden introduces the subject to the Minister for Agriculture of the removal of tho Dubbo Gaol. He said that the Council and the Progress…
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Mr. Frank H. Norcross, ex-Chief Justice of the Nevada Supreme court, declares, reports the New York "Sun," that universal contempt for the law is…
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Mervyn Eldridge, appeared before Mr. A. M. Dunn, J.P., in the Wellington Police Court this morning on a charge of being drunk and…
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William John Homer pleaded not guilty to a charge of having stolen timber to the value of £25 the property of Mrs. Row Ellen Mary Terry. He…
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William John Homer was charged with stealing six pieces of timber, the property of Rose Mary Terry or John Devies, of Erskine-street, Dubbo, who…
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Ald. J. Burden has a holy horror of gaols, not that he has any fear of being sent there, but he regards them as relics of a barbaric ago, and thinks…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Police Court. Monday, July 6th. (Before Mr. J. B. Scobie, P.M.)
Charles Perkins, boarding housekeeper, was summonsed by Claude Alfred Mott for using insulting words. Mr. M. J. Duffy appeared for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dubbo Police Court. Monday, July 6, 1925. (Before Mr. J. B. Scobie, P.m.) Insulting Words
Charles Parkins, charged with having used insulting words to Claude Alfred Mott, pleaded guilty, but claimed the there were extenuating circumstances…
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