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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

13

Judge declines bail for Geo Bennett amid perjury conviction

Late this afternoon Judge Vance refused bail for Geo Bennett who was convicted of perjury Wednesday evening. A reserve case is being applied for and Bennett will remain in custody until trial unless another court grants bail. Also scheduled is Major J I Hartt to speak at Collier Street Methodist Church next Sunday at 3 0 clock on The Lost Book.

Vance Geo. Bennett Ben Nett J. I. Hartt Orillia Business Men’s Collier St. Methodist Church

Simcoe Foresters Issue Camp Orders for Bor den Encampment

Lieut.-Col. Alex Cowan issues regimental orders for the Simcoe Foresters annual drill and encampment at Camp Borden from June 20 to 28. Major G. E. McLean is acting adjutant and Major John Preece acting paymaster. A Company to furnish the advance party. Officers to have company books ready for inspection. One cook and one officer's servant allowed per company. Enlistment restricted to fit and of good character.

Alex. Cowan Simcoe Foresters Camp Borden G. E. McLean John Preece Haversack O. C O.C

Wye River Explore for Indian Relics at Old Fort

The Wye River at the old fort is to be explored for Indian relics. This site marks where Hurons allegedly retreated during an early Iroquois attack.

Old Fort

Bradford man guilty of perjury in county court

George Bennett of Bradford was found guilty by a County Court jury of perjury connected to testimony in the Ed Rogers honey theft case. The jury verdict followed discussions on whether Bennett lied to support Rogers during a late 1921 trial. Bennett remains in custody as an appeal and bail decision proceed.

George Bennett Bradford County Court of General Sessions M. B. Tudhope Bennett Crown Cotter Ed. Rogers Rogers Broughton Honey Wm. Coveman Geo. Ladores Gilford Lahores Jas. A. Webb E. B. Collings Webb Max Brenton Wm. Copeman T. W. W. Evans J. R Cotter K.C Mr. Tudhope Copeman Tudhope Evans Collings Sadores’ Place Vance Sadores West Gwillimbury

Defendants Own Innocence Spotlighted In Court

Twelve witnesses testified in a trial over a jitney collision involving Delphine. Delphine’s mother faced a contempt risk before apologizing, and the judge warned penalties. Evidence focused on braking distance, speeds, and whether the driver should have seen the child before impact.

Owers Delphine O. K Ed. White W. A. Boys K.C Viola Hamilton Viola Hamilton Vance Black T. R. Huxtable G. B. McLean Dr. Turnbull Robert Gordon Agnew White

County Council Opens Summer Session in Orillia

The County Council will begin its summer session in Orillia next Monday, marking the start of a busy schedule of meetings and local government decisions.

County Council Orillia

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