Boy on charge of murder
ADELAIDE, Saturday. -- A 15-year-old boy has been charged with the murder of William Thomas Halse, 77,…
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Four Months' Gaol For Having Papers KALGOORLIE
Convicted under the National Security Act of having had in his possession two copies of the Communist newspaper "The Star," which advocated unlawful doctrines, John Williams Coleman, 57,…
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DESCRIBED as a tourist agent, Edward Frank Walters, 34, at the Quarter Sessions last week, told an extraordinary story when…
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JUST as he was settling down to a quiet game of Chinese checkers with the son of a man who informed the police about him,…
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The Federal Government cannot see that retailers pass on to consumers the 3 1-3 per cent. cut in the price of goods…
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THE Chief Industrial Magistrate's Court resembled a "Little Italy" during the week when 23 Italian shopkeepers faced 53 charges of breaches of various industrial awards and had to pay a total of £187…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →The Clue Was Skin Deep [?] He understood the Oriental mind and solved a murder mystery
WHEN Comford was killed by a mysterious explosion, the white inhabitants of the eastern…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.--With his head severely battered by a heavy, pointed weapon, William Thomas Halse, 77, of O'Connell Street. North Adelaide,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →"Esquire" Owners Charged. Chicago, May 4. (A.A.P.)
David Smart and his brother, Alfred Smart, owners of the magazine "Esquire," were indicted, with 10 other defendants, on Friday on charges of the illegal manipulation of…
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William Halse, 77, boot repairer, was found dead by his son and a police constable in a small shed at the back of his boot shop at North Adelaide early yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Police Stop Meeting Crowd Demonstrates
Crowds at the May Day celebrations in the Domain yesterday surged round one of the platforms when police ordered the speaker to close the meeting…
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Mr. G. Smith, former inspector of the Shanghai police force, who has arrived in Sydney with a party of evacuees from Hongkong, said tension…
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James Francis Ryan, 20, labourer, pleaded guilty at the Bathurst Police Court to-day to a charge of having unlawfully assaulted a baby boy aged three months. He was…
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ADELAIDE, Monday.--Brian John Turner, aged 15 years and eight months, appeared before Mr. Coombe, SM., in the Adelaide Children's Court, today…
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Herbert James Kitto, owner of Mount Cavanagh cattle station, and Patrick De Conlay, who were charged with the murder of an aboriginal, Lullilicek, or…
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Agnes Jones, 81, aboriginal woman, answered to her 200th charge at Central Police Court yesterday when charged with drunkenness and…
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Mr. HARDWICK, S.M. (to witness in Redfern Court): Was the approaching car travelling very fast?…
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The Federal Arbitration Court today endeavored to settle the strike of 70 toolmakers at the works of Emmco, Ltd., Waterloo…
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The Federal Attorney-General, Mr. Hughes, said yesterday that proceedings were about to be taken in the High Court against a "number of persons"…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Law Report. High Court. Refused Leave to Appeal
Tasman Hanley Charles Byrne, 50, was refused special leave to appeal from a decision of the Court of Criminal Appeal. On November 1 last, Byrne was convicted…
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