Not Guilty Verdict In Railway Fatality Case
A special criminal sessions seated before Sir Robert F. McMillan found Richard Golding not guilty of unlawfully killing Thomas Fennell. Evidence focused on whether trucks coupled and whether a chopper and bridle were properly used. The jury will consider testimonies from railway staff, drivers, and inspectors regarding coupling duties and safety gear.
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Robert F. McMillan
Thamas Fennell
Richard Folding
Cook
Mr. Dunphy
Golding
Mr. Parker
Francis Edgecombe
John A. J. Collins
Bos
Albany
Dy, Blackborne
Constable
Jacobs
Mr. Fennell
Dunphy
John T. Shillington
Railway Department
Love
Thomas William Peters
Togher
Richard Golding
Creswell
Iges
Loroyards
Aemal
Parker
Shillington
Mr Shillington
Kalcoorlie Branch Promotional Message Notice
E. G. McKenzie & Co endorse concentrating supplies in markets owned and controlled by the producer. Grantees highest returns urged for the true taped Kalcoorlie branch. M. J. H. Pember Scanlan, Manager.
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Kalcoorlie
M. J. H. Pember
Scanlan
Not Guilty Verdict After Railway Accident Trial
The trial heard conflicting testimony on shunting procedures as a railway worker framed the events leading to a fatal mishap. A jury returned a not guilty verdict after considering weather and method factors, while a separate notice outlines reforms for the Primary Producers Association conferences across Western Australia.
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Primary Producers’ Association
Western Australia
Ratcliffe
Albany
Bunbury
Geralston
Kellerberrin
Narrogin
Fremantle
Swan
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