Ship's Steward Found Guilty of Murder
LONDON, Tuesday: After a retirement of 45 minutes the jury at the Winchester Assizes yesterday found James camb, 30, ship's steward, guilty…
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Wagga Court Items
ARTHUR EDWARD NILSON, of 29 Empire Street, Haberfield, Sydney, was convicted on a charge of falling to…
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Wagga Police yesterday warned district fanners not to travel tractors on public roads without first obtaining a permit…
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On the suggestion of Mr. Austin, S.M., the Wagga police are likely to future to issue immediate summonses in all summons…
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Narrandera has been made the headquarters of a Stipendiary Magistrate as from Monday, April 5…
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SYDNEY, Monday: The late Senator Keane had asked Joseph Goldberg to arrange the purchase of various items for Mrs. Keane while they were in America, Mr. Ferguson, K.C., said in the State Full…
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MELBOURNE, Monday: The novel "Love Me Sailor," was a fine piece of literature, Mr. E. Reynolds said in the…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: Harry Trunbull Shoebridge, 39, salesman, was charged at the Central Court today with the murder of…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: Charged in the Central Criminal Court to-day with the murder of his mother, Agnes Bridget Marshall,…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: A man whose body was found in an empty house in Marrickville to-day is believed by police to…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday: The whole of today's proceedings in the Criminal Court were taken up by the Crown Prosecutor…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court of Petty Sessions (Yesterday) Before Mr. Austin, S.M. Non-payment of Fare
Edward Osmond Burrows was charged with having failed to pay his fare on the train from Temora to Cootamundra…
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JERUSALEM, Thursday: Three British police constables yesterday were sentenced to ten years imprisonment and seven years concurrently for…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday: A sequel to the finding of a man's blood-covered body in a dingy alley site last sight was the…
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The nursing staff of the Tumbarumba District Hospital is organising for an opening day of the hospital tennis court. The…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday: It was alleged in the Ballarat Police Court today that a constable had attempted to poison his wife…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Author Defends 'Love Me, Sailor' in Court Speech
MELBOURNE, Wednesday: "When I wrote 'Love Me Sailor,' my intention was to reveal the truth, however sordid, ugly or…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Coolamon Police Court March 24th, Before Mr. M. J. E. AUSTIN S.M. Motor Traffic Cases Heavy Penalties
R. W. Heir, charged with operating a motor vehicle, contrary to terms of his license pleaded guilty. Sergt. Howard said on 19th…
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John Francis Curphey, on behalf of the Narandera P.P. Board v. Henry Bernard Telford failing to adequately destroy rabbits on his holding…
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Henry Edgar Thcobald (72), Lawrence James Hogan (56) and James Patrick Morgan (50) were charged with drunkenness but did not…
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