Notice to creditors of estate distribution in Abany Bochellors case
Notice is given that all creditors and others with claims against the estate must send particulars in writing to the Permanent Trustees and Agency Company Lines at Perpetual Trustees Buildings, Peath Terrace. The administrator will distribute the estate on or before the 7th day of April after which time the company will proceed to distribute the remaining assets according to their degree of entitlement. Dated March 7. Northmore Walk and Davy, Habury Chambers, Howard Street.
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Poratanl
Northmore
Walk and Davy
Habbury Chambers
Howard Treet
Porth Ageate Fue Hudrun
Henning
Abany Bochellors
Alley accident and union meeting headline
An accident near Albany involved Johnsen’s cart and a fast moving truck. A youngster nearly drowned at the town jetty but was saved by KE Livesey and Adderley, who aided him. A shop assistants and warehouse employees union meeting is announced at Town Hall on March 23 with speakers including A C McCallum and other Freemasons at Fremason’s Hall Spencer Street tonight.
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Johneon
Johnsen
Garvey
Adderley
KE. Livesey
Colt Er Ik
Ass‘stans and Warehouse Employees Industrial Union
Sente
Denmark Murder Trial Opens in Albany Sessions
The Denmark murder case against Alfred Charles Brackwell began in Albany Crimin al Sessions with Mrs. Brockwell found slain at Denmark on November 28. Crown witnesses described the body and wounds while Brackwell testified and his defence called Arthur Hobinson Home who detailed the deceased wife’s illness and care prior to her death.
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Chine
Alfred Charles Brackwll
Denmark
Jane Brockwell
Medes
Theaker
F. Walte
W. J. Syunoess
W. W. Stephens
A. C. Warthwvke
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A. J. Tuomas
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J. Stokes
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Ron
Yanes
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Straigh
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Aletrod
Jay
Charles Harry Bravkiwll
Doeuird
Mathey
Bolle
George Walters
Ourhour
Joseph Brayshaw
Draper
Chateeter
Richards
Bracknell on Trial for Denmark Wife's Death
In a Denmark court, Alfred Bracknell described a strained marriage before the fatal night. Evidence showed repeated accusations of infidelity, public dances, and a violent confrontation at home where Bracknell struck his wife once and she died from throat injuries. Proceedings include witness accounts and medical testimony denying self harm.
Brunswick man accused in arson and assault case
Melbourne reports allege George Kirkland set fire to his Brunswick home and attacked his wife with a heavy instrument. He then kicked her toward the fire as it spread to the shed. Police were summoned after a telephone alert, and Kirk was arrested.
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Melbourne
Brunswick Road
Brunswick
George Kirkland
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Shipping Dispute Over Volumnia and Brumangs
Sydney report on a shipping dispute where the steamer Brumangs could not berth beside the Volumnia for Melbourne and Adelaide cargo transshipment. The Seamen's Union declared the Volumnia black and may oppose movements. Returned Soldiers' Union pledges to move the cargo and discharge the vessel, claiming sufficient seamen and good records to sail the ship themselves.
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Brumangs
Melbourne
Adelaide
Seamen's Union
Jane
Union
Albany Town Council Notes on Verbal Reports and Visits
The Albany Town Council met in the council chamber with Mayor Persy Lambert presiding. They discussed delays in the financial statement due to the Perth visit, the Prime Minister’s Western Australia trip, protests, and future political implications. A centenary committee meeting is set for Thursday, and land committee for Wednesday. thanks were extended to Mr. Wansh M.L.A. for deputation introductions.
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Persy Lambert
Perth
Western Australia
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United Party
Land Committee
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Court adjourned as jurors to weigh murder verdict
The court adjourned at 6.15 pm and resumed next morning as Mr Sewell and Mr Conneee debated the evidence. They urged the jury to consider the case as a whole or to return manslaughter if doubt remained, while Mr Parker argued wilful murder was clearly proven. The judge explained procedures, then the jury retired at 1.90 pm and returned verdict guilty of murder with a mercy recommendation. The judge deferred sentencing to the following morning.
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Sewell
Conneee
Parker
Mercy
Perth Road Tragedy Case Resumes in Murder Trial
Resuming at 2 26 the case against Frederick Morgan for the wilful murder of Tealah Riley was continued. Accused pleaded not guilty as the trial proceeds.
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Aga‘ns
Frederick Morgan
Tealah Riley
Attorney General Named After Senate Rejection
President Cooliden nominates John Sargent to be Attorney General after Warren’s rejection. The Senate blocked Warren and the Senate finally confirmed Sargent despite earlier opposition.
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John Sargent
Warren
Senate
Kenne
Sargent
Fatal gas blast. 33 miners die in West Virginia mine
A Fairmont report says 33 miners were killed in a Bethlehm mine explosion caused by gas ignition. The blast rattled buildings miles away and followed a shock wave from the blast. Australia faces Hawaii in a Davis Cup tie after a recent draw.
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Fairmont
West Virginia
Bethleehem Company
Niles
Australia
Hawaii
Egyptian Murders Add Other Crimes Confession
Cairo March 18 reports say men arrested over the murder of late Sirdar Sir Lee Haack confessed to other crimes. They allegedly killed Abdel Pashi Rasik Ismael Bay and a third victim outside a Cairo newspaper office in November 1922.
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Sirdar
Lee Hiack
Abdel Pashi Rasik
Ismael Bay
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Wheat Shipments Ripple Albany Zone Amid Growing Debate
Albany district ships over 100,000 bags of wheat amid claims that wheat can be grown in the Great Southern. Reports describe two large shipments and notes rail access, with figures from 42 and 20 bushels per acre. A Winston Warpins exchange shows debate over freight costs and port handling at Albany versus Fremantle Katanning.
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Newdegate
Chester Pass
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Glensley
Wansbrough
Fremantle
Fremont
Albany Haa
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