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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 18, 1936
Page
7
Readable portions show a fragmentary item with no clear names dates places or outcomes. The article lacks coherent facts to identify a person team or event for a precise summary.
In the King Court yesterday Mermemt Ann Yennelly of Jackson fo Sunnybank faced bigamy charges. The trial featured claims of marriage to Gilbert Ernestine while still wed to another, with testimony detailing alleged living arrangements and questions about spousal status. The case proceeded with pleas of not guilty and related inquiries into the defendants' knowledge of each other's marital status.
A court report describes a money theft involving a collector who seized funds from his employer’s estate. Detective Sergeant TMA and Detec tive agencies investigated the case, with a $14 description noted and £20 shade misappropriated over two months.
A Licensing Commission in Cracow heard objections to a provisional grant of a liquor license to Ovacom. Witnesses including G. Perry and protestors from Cracow testified about open selling, inadequate policing, and the impact on local boarding houses and miners. The commission reserved its decision and required attendance from key parties.
A chaotic list of traffic breaches and penalties appears in yesterday’s True News, naming numerous individuals fined for vehicle and bicycle infractions. The report catalogs names such as Cait Erses and Marry Botan along with locations like Newmarket Allan and Pat Aiianee, detailing varied fines and offenses.
A notice from the Supreme Court in Federal Bankruptcy jurisdiction states an annulment of bankruptcy for Ernest Bell, former member of Too emugean, following the court’s acceptance by the Police Custodian. The decision, dated under formal proceedings, reflects the court’s ruling on the annulment petition and related custody actions.
In a polite court session yesterday the defendant was charged with stealing a torch from a store on Aus Ts ate 6. The case cited a value stake and the defendant was held on bond at 3 to appear in the following month.
A Nanango man was fined 35 pounds in the Nanango traffic court for breaching heavy vehicle regulations under the Transport Act by using an unlicensed vehicle to haul gauge on the Riverview to Boom Vale route. The defendant, identified as the truck driver, faced particulars of a prior similar offence from November last year and was warned of further action if the truck was used again without proper licensing.
Damages claimed by Thomas Bay of 19 Leichharat Street Brisbane amounting to 4300 from constables Elson Green and Co alleging wrongful arrest and false imprisonment. Case presented against Albert van Muller and others with details from yesterday.
A Brisbane court halted a share transfer involving City Electric Light Company and Hodson Investments. McDonald, MD of Hodsons, faced charges of misappropriation with Davidson and Cain linked to a complex scheme. The case centered on alleged defrauding of investors and improper registration acts across Sydney and Melbourne proceedings.
In a Magistrates Court sitting yesterday Carl Enidaen of Bet Rowd claimed 150.11 from Amy Weowe Henry Bey Jr of Buckland Road Yundah alleging the defendant negligently drove and controlled a motor vehicle causing a collision with his vehicle at a Merivele corner near South Brisbane.
A lengthy court action between two farmers ended with a jury verdict finding that Tarliston wrongfully repudiated two farm agreements and repossessed properties Bealdesert Beechmont. Damages awarded totals include 130 ex-house payments and costs, with judgments against Tarliston and Beechmont regarding Beausdesert and related properties.
Proceedings from a triennial conference of the Land Court cases in Brisbane covered appeals lodged by ten parties over motor car taxes and lease rents. The Land Appeal Court judged rent arrangements and lease terms across multiple properties, noting the varied character of properties and that the Land Court should not intervene beyond existing agreements.
A noisy, damaged text recounts a hotel theft involving a seaman and multiple clothing items. Police identify a suspect and note missing property, with weak framing and garbled OCR, yet reference a Port Auckland area and a courtroom context. The report records charges, dates, and an ongoing investigation.
Fragmentary OCR shows three charges of paying with valueless cheques and deception about goods, alleged against Malcolm Jahn Balfour and others in Gympie. Also listed is a charge of assault and multiple names appear unclear. Proceedings described as before the police court.
A probate filing concerning an agent's estate surfaces in court records, outlining the executor's duties and asset disposition. The notice notes pending steps, potential claims, and a scheduled hearing date, with parties identified and the estate's scope described in formal terms.
The court remanded the defendants charged with theft with violence regarding an incident at AUR 19. The complainant stated the assault occurred during the robbery, and the defendant’s cat was not involved. The stolen item, described as a weapon, was recovered.
A youth named Arnold Douglas sustained injuries in a back incident on Monday and remains in critical condition. Authorities described the event as serious and ongoing. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
A report details Ethel Howell forfeiting a £20 bail after failing to appear in court related to charges of domestic violence and desertion. The case references threats, abusive behavior, and maintenance disputes from Red Hill to Sydney, with two children noted as now adults and ongoing support concerns.
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