Gaol Shooting
Official inquiry to determine how the revolver got into "Cliffie" Thomas' cell at Long Boy will begin tomorrow or Friday…
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Charged With Haying Revolver
Miles Henry McKeon (31), plumber, and Lawrence Raymond McKeon (25), laborer, were charged at Central Court today…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- A case in which two mothers appeared in court on charges of having neglected their children…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- A case in which two mothers appeared in court on charges of having neglected their children…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- A case in which two mothers appeared in court on charges of having neglected their children…
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LONDON, Wednesday. -- A case in which two mothers appeared in court on charges of having neglected their children…
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Donald Day had been shot in self-defence, a solicitor said in Central Court yesterday. The solicitor, Mr. P. N. Roach, appeared for Keith Kitchener…
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Keith Kitchener Hull, 27, salesman, who is charted with havlnr murdered Donald Day, 41, had told police that…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Police Rodeo. Charges of cruelty
Two sergeants of police and a R.A.S. Councilor appeared at the Sydney Police Court last week on 33 charges arrising out o. the promotion and conduct of the recent rodeo at the Sydney Show Ground in aid of Police Boys' Club funds…
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MOSS VALE, Wednesday.--Nurse's discovery of a police revolver among the possessions of a man who…
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"Let me go and I will shoot Weyman. If I can get him in position, I'll bump him off tonight." JOHN FREDERICK HAYES (31), laborer, who has been charged…
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Judge O'Mara, No. 1 Court.—10.30: Fruit Growing Award, application for award. SUPERME COURT. IN CHAMBERS…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--Reversing the usual procedure an alleged thief locked himself in the office of the Wiltshire…
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"POLICE officials are not entitled to any more consideration than civilians in tenancy cases," Mr. H. L. Sargeson, S.M., said in North…
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"POLICE officials are not entitled to any more consideration than civilians in tenancy cases," Mr. H. L. Sargeson, S.M., said in North…
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"POLICE officials are not entitled to any more consideration than civilians in tenancy cases," Mr. H. L. Sargeson, S.M.. said in North…
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"POLICE officials are not entitled to any more consideration than civilians in tenancy cases," Mr. H. L. Sargeson, S.M. said in North…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Collision in Fog Admiralty Court Judgment
Judgment was given in the British Admiralty Court recently in an action in which the owners of the Swedish steamer Nordost claimed damages from the Elliott Steam Tug Company, of London, owners of the steam tug…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday.--Prime sports scandal of the day is the admission by five Brooklyn College basketball players that they had…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday.--Prime sports scandal of the day is the admission by five Brooklyn College basketball players that they had…
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