Police Clash With Communists Stakes Used. Sydney
A clash occurred between the police and Communists diving the C hour day procession this morning. The police state that part of the…
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Courts & crime, 1933
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Police Court Sequel Sydney, Later
There was a sequel at the Central Police Court to-day, to yesterday's Six-Hour Day clash during the procession, when Archie Alexander Smith (51)…
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Communists attempting to interfere with the Unionists marching in the Six-Hour Day procession yesterday clashed with the police, who…
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There was a clash between the police and communists during the six hour day procession to-day. The police state that a party of 160…
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A sensational incident occurred in Camperdown Park yesterday, when the mother of a child, who was alleged to have been assaulted and waylaid…
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Before Messrs F. W. Permewan and A. Carmichael, J's.P., York Mallick, of Lower Lila, was charged with alleged stealing of one digger winch on…
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If the police could learn the movements of John Stanislaus Keane between 2 p.m on Thursday and midnight, they think they would be able…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Six-hour Day Procession Communists Try to Break It Up. Clash with Police
There was a clash between the police and Communists during the Six-Hour Day procession on Monday. The police state that part of 160…
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Mr. Oram presided at the Police Court on Friday morning last, but the list was only a light one. Thomas Edward Wotton, for whom…
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AT the Warden's Court on Friday last, before the Warden, Mr. E. T. Oram, the following cases were dealt with—William Edwards' application…
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At Melbourne City Court to-day Percival Horatio Sydney Barnard, Theatre Commissionaire, was charged with having murdered Cornelius…
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As forecast in Saturday's "Liberal." the police have made an arrest in connection with the wanton destruction at Victoria. Park, and the breaking and…
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On the 5th inst. the appeals by N. H. E. Astill and E. G. Austin, against the decision of the local Land Board at Wellington…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Smart Arrest by Local Police Boy's Bicycle Stolen and Dismantled
An exceptionally smart piece of defective work was accomplished by the local police, under the supervision of Sergeant…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Nearly Killed Jumped From Moving Train Court Case Follows
Through slipping whilst endeavouring to jump from a moving train at the Gilgandra railway one day during last week,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Land and Valuation Court. (Before Mr. Justice Pike) Hough and Bloomfield v. TUCKER
THESE appeals were heard before Mr. Justice Pike, in the Land Appeal Court on Thursday, the 5th inStant. Arthur Lonslock Hough and William…
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At the Cobar Police Court on Friday last, William Spence, of Cobar, was charged, before Messrs. W. McDonald, A. B. Artis and H. J…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Reichstag Fire Reconstructed Armed Police Cordon Berlin
Hundreds of Inquisitive spectators gathered about the Reichstag to watch the reconstruction of the fire, which was staged by the Court to clear up…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →"Smithy" in Sydney Crowds Break Police Barriers Sydney
The police barriers were not strong enough to hold the huge crowd which rushed Sir Kingsford Smith on landing at Mascot this afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Ned Kelly a Bushranger at Sixteen Police Were No Match for the Gang Samuel Jamieson Tells of Remarkable Incidents Sidelights on Obsolete Weapons and Suits of Armour
Ned Kelly was a bushranger at 60. So said Samuel Jamieson, 77-years-old Victorian and boyhood friend of the notorious Kelly Gang, in continuing his stirring reminiscences to "The Liberal." He claims that Ned first commenced his outlawry with Power, a desperado…
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