Coolamon Police Court Reach of P.p. Act Heavy Penalties
On Wednesday lost at the Coolamon Police Court, before Mr. R. A. Hardwick, P. M., John Percy Hen[?], of the Wagga Road, was fined £5 and…
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Items of News Junee Railway Theft
Thieves stole tools valued at £40 from the Round House at the Junee railway yards on Wednesday night. The theft was discovered yesterday…
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[?] Spence Brown, [?] life imprisonment for the murder of Baronia Mary [?] in the Brisbane Friendly…
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NEW YORK, Friday: Homer Loomis, secretary of Columbian's Incorporated, an organisation preaching hatred of Jews and negroes was…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Police Court Wednesday, March 19 (Before Mr. Forrest, J.P.) Goods in Possession
Robert living Hunter was charged with having 31 clothing coupons in his possession which might reasonably be suspected of having been…
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CANBERRA, Thursday: The developmental planning of Trans Australia Airlines has been conditioned by the High Court ruling…
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SYDNEY, Friday: Mrs. Constance Leslie Walker, of Beecroft, was remanded on £200 ball when she appeared at the Central Court to-day…
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SYDNEY, Friday: Police allege that a 16-year-old youth, arrested at Waverley yesterday, admitted stealing about £1000 worth of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →License Refused for Tumut-canberra Car Service Police Report Challenged
The Commissioner for Road Transport has refused the application of Mr H. R. Eurell, of Tumut, to operate a tourist…
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Norman John Menzies, 25, of North Wagga, was sentenced to five years imprisonment at the Wagga Quarter Sessions yesterday…
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Straying Stock Herbert Kelly pleaded guilty to allowing three horses to stray on Albert Park…
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Senior Constable W. K. Phillips has been transferred to Sydney. He will be succeeded as lock-up keeper at Wagga by Senior…
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The sentence of death passed on Thomas John Lev at the Old Bailey, London, on Tuesday, ended a colourful career…
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SYDNEY, Monday: The trial began in the Central Criminal Court to-day of Arthur Redvers Hayne, charged with having murdered his…
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The Commissioner for Road Transport has refused the application of Mr. H. R. Eurell, of Tumut, to operate a tourist…
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Trade union officials in New South Wales were at variance with those in Victoria and South Australia last night on the effects of the week-end penalty rates decision announced by the Full Bench of the…
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AT the Wagga Quarter Sessions yesterday Judge Berne sentenced two Wagga youths, Jack Arthur Inman, 18,…
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At the Wagga Quarter Sessions. Judge Berne sentenced two Wagga youths, Jack Arthur Inman 18, and Geoffrey John Bruce 17, to five years!…
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After a retirement of 20 minutes, the jury at the Wagga Quarter Sessions yesterday returned a verdict of guilty in a case in which Mrs. Dorothy May McGregor, 26, North Wagga, was charged with…
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At the Wagga Quarter Sessions, Tasman Davies, 24, of Albury was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment. Davies pleaded guilty to breaking…
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