Motorist Charged With Unlawfully Killing
The Brisbane court heard Alexander Russell Holden, 26, charged with unlawfully killing a man struck by his six cylinder sedan at the Queen Street Greck Street junction. Crown evidence described the car’s speed before impact near the Customs House. Eyewitnesses testified the victim attempted to cross as the car approached. The case adjourned as the Crown's evidence was incomplete.
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I Cosgrove
Queen-atreet
Greckestreet
Cwstume Hens
Customs House
Gray Belson
Yardn
Constable
Waa
Licensing Matters and Privacy Notices Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places connected to licensing concerns and regulatory references. It mentions hotels, care facilities, and various individuals and organizations, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. The passage seems to catalog licensing topics and associated parties without coherent narrative.
Theft From French War Sloop Case In Police Court
Amity Thompson 22 and Carmen Rogers 21 pleaded guilty to taking jewellery and coins valued at £15 from a French war sloop that had visited Brisbane. They were convicted and discharged by Mr Pee. M Burne, the detective noting the theft occurred after meeting the ship’s officer aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity
Brisbane
Thelma ‘Thompson
Carmen” Rogers
Maroc de
Pee. M- Burne
Pat Deective Benlor
Harold
Helier
Mr. Burne
McWHIRTERS GREAT XMAS FAIR Opens With Major Deals
McWhirters Great Xmas Fair launches with electric train display cats and a famed concert. The store promotes thousands of bargains across departments and promises the greatest show yet with evening demonstrations. Readers are invited to visit and use lay by options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindow
Alleged Thefts Linked to Brisbane Stock Exchange Member
A Brisbane stock exchange figure, previously bankrupt, faces alleged theft charges involving 608 pounds. Detective Senior Sergeant Harold oversaw bail proceedings amid remand in December, with bail set at 15 pounds and a 75 pound surety for the two charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Ann
Mabel Phillis Campbell- Brown
Harold
Fruit dealer's bankruptcy reveals unsecured debts and losses
Examination of John Strategaries Bargent's affairs before Registrar in Bankruptcy shows liabilities to unsecured creditors of £1711 4 and secured creditors. Book debts estimated at £60411. Bargent adjudged bankrupt on September 8. Witness Edward Bergent, bookmaker of Lismore, recounted a family partnership with his father in a wholesale fruit business begun in 1930, conducted in the father's name, with verbal mutual trust and no capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strategaries Bargent
JO. Alexander
Sargent
Robert Charles Hancock
George Lipmoy
George Lapsey
Edward Bergent
Lismore
Une Daniruph
Witness
Brisbane
Witfest
Will
Motorist Found Not Guilty In Grievous Harm Case
A Brisbane jury acquitted William Edward Fox of 123 Moreton Street New Farm of grievous bodily harm to Mary Catherine Maloney after she was struck by his motor car near Stanley and Takerman streets on July 4 1937. The trial heard no evidence from the defence and the judge noted no duty to stop when a tram slowed. Fox testified driving at about 65 mph with lights on as Maloney crossed toward the tram, but witnesses disputed the timing of the tram and Maloney’s actions. The judge discharged Fox and the jury returned a not guilty verdict.
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John Alison Hardy
Pemberg-road
Rosalie
al Damon
Queens-street
Ang Creek-street
Queen-street
J Queensstreet
Mr. O'Rourke
Honour
Hls Hosnur
Ines
Walter Foulger
Warwick
New Farm
Vlye
Supreme’ Court
William Edward Fox
Moreton-street
Grisbane
Justice Macrowen
Stanley
Illegal betting charge in Chemside district court
A labourer named Pyan, 30, was fined 50 shillings with three weeks in jail in the Old Bailey style police court yesterday after pleading guilty to illegal betting. Police traced a betting operation on November 10 using telephone records and found 110 bets placed that day. The case cited underground betting networks and hinted at organized activity with multiple defendants. Maguire defended, and sentences included imprisonment in default of payment.
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Sof Ea
Cherm
Gating House
Cart
Wililaar Pyan
Cis Penshorn
Feim
Oly
J. Buus
Prat
Yekta the Dee
Tennant
Mt” Redfront
Chermside
Polis
Ned
Ara Etos
Atenes
Cy Maguire
Messrs
Chrystsi
Magulrens
Penshorn
Nad
Tran
Sith
Sith the, Poise
M Bume
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Anne
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A. Douglas
Macrossan
Reinmurange
Tnaurance
Reinet
Muday
Siatind
O'Rourke
Jook
I. O'Rourke
Saat Bis
Mears
Lemen
Eerssea Yau
Hamijon
Robin
Oniem ‘Trustee Co
Austeaith
Pelore
Stan
Hinglen Campbell
Shames Musi
Rinay
Saviry
Teana
Chapman
Srereen
Blairs Fe
Taiee Alnernasar
Ernest Rime
Meek
Desbon
Justine
Comantenour
Ana
Baederiaamats
Rehoata
Tulsian
Sour Warner
Rana
Agen
McWhirters
R. Wetherell
G. Moeatla
Aald Wetherell Waa
Une Brisbane Stock
F.C. M. Burne
Tram
Fruit Dealer's Bankruptcy
Hess
Craig
Darth
Wauis
Fetta
T. and G. Mutual Life Society
The
Australasian Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited
TORS
T. and G- Mutual Life Society
British Empire
J. T. Thompson, Esq
R., McDonald, Esq
J. T. Thompson
P. R. Sutherland
W. Forster Woods, Esq
A. R. Stewart
Sir Charles E. Merrett, Kt
C.B.E
V.D
Queensland
F. H. C. Sanders
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